My Head Is Going To Explode After Looking At These Completely Unhinged Things People Tried To Sell On The Internet Last Week
A TV that just smacked into the ground at terminal velocity:
A very, very tough choice:
Pre-seasoned shoes:
Some of that pre-2020 goodness:
The whole damn sign:
A dryer that requires a feat of strength to retrieve:
The freshest of fedoras:
A gem-mint 10 bible:
The holy grail for any fan of Breaking Bad:
A healthy dose of ear hair:
A super sharp shord:
Ol' Tom Crapper's crapper:
FIGHT SHOES:
The Mosquito Pit:
My man Curtis:
A lit'ral roller coaster:
A very fireplace that definitely won't burn your entire house down:
A peek behind the toilet curtain:
A stunning portrait of J-LO:
A very personal project:
A delicious looking chocolate fountain:
A clearly very highly effective trampoline:
A little bit of that fish water... that f'arter:
A very interesting piece of corn:
A vintage penny:
The beginning of the divorce proceedings:
And the most amazing thing you'll see today:
Wow, indeed.
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