Ever wanted to own stadium seats from an actual stadium, or a chunk of end zone turf on which your favorite player scored a touchdown? If you're a Colts fan, I've got just the deal for you.Indianapolis is putting the wrecking ball to the RCA Dome this spring, but not before they let the Colts auction off all the goodies inside of it. Fans who want to take home a piece of Indianapolis sports history can bid on everything at BuyTheDome.com -- and when I say everything, I mean everything. The Colts are selling off stadium seats, turnstiles, turf dirt, and yes, even the locker room urinals.
Are there really Colts fans out there who want to brag about owning something that once collected Peyton Manning's pee? I suppose we'll find out soon enough.
Proceeds from the sale will benefit the non-profit Indiana Sports Corporation and various other Colts charities. You can think about the good you've done for them every time you have to drain the lizard.
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