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December 10, 2007

Have a 'Mary Mary Christmas'

You've got to give it to porn star and one-time gubernatorial candidate Mary Carey. She knows how to keep herself in the public eye. This time, she is auctioning off her old breast implants.

Of course, they are on eBay.

Carey recently finished up a stint in rehab and writes on the auction site, "Now that I�m sober, I wanted a new physical state to go along with my new mental state. I thought the auction would be a great way to spread some holiday cheer and to make sure someone out there has a Mary Mary Christmas."

She's also posted a letter from the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, which promises that she will donate 20 percent of the proceeds to the group.

As of this writing, there have been 114 bids, with the highest price at $15,200.

Oh, and shipping and handling is $12.

The photo was posted by Carey on eBay

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