Tentsile Trillium XL Hammock: Your Group Chat Has a Treehouse
The Tentsile Trillium XL hammock creates a suspended hangout for up to six adults. Meet the giant three-tree hammock with a central entry hatch.
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Fake Bird Poop
Tired of people parking too close or stealing your spot? This fake bird poop prank gel is the hilarious, non-damaging way to send a message…
Carolina Reaper Chip Challenge
Think you’re tough? The Carolina Reaper Chip Challenge will turn your bravado into a fire-breathing meltdown faster than you can say “where’s the milk?” This…
Modern Bar Cabinet
Introducing the modern bar cabinet – the perfect blend of style and function. Who needs a mixologist when you can’t even mix salad dressing without…
Picnic Backpack Essentials: Dine in Style Anywhere You Go
Upgrade your picnic game with this all-in-one picnic backpack set that packs style and convenience into every outing. From stainless steel cutlery to plaid napkins,…
Urinal Shot Glasses: Taking the Piss, Literally
Fairly Odd Novelties urinal shot glasses serve 1.5-ounce drinks with bathroom humor. This ceramic two-pack is a cheeky party or white elephant gift.
River Rock Door Mat: Get Stoned Before You Come Inside
Bring riverbed style to your doorway with the Rutledge & King river rock door mat. Smooth pebbles and a flexible backing make an earthy entrance.
Traps Patriot Gun Shelf Safe
Looking for a gun shelf safe that doesn’t scream “I’m hiding something”? The Traps Patriot 35S Compact Gun Shelf keeps your home stylish and your…
Best Skate Trainers: Learn Tricks Without the Wipeouts
Learning to ollie without eating pavement? These are the best skate trainers — your secret weapon for beginners who want to land tricks without the…
Kids Activities Bucket List Poster: Retire “I’m Bored”
Give “I’m bored” a new opponent with this 100 Kids Activities Bucket List Poster. Scratch off completed adventures and plan your next family activity.
Is a Poop Knife a Real Thing? The Bizarre Truth
Turns out, the legendary poop knife isn’t just an internet myth—it was once a very real household tool for one unlucky family, immortalized by a…