Not Suitable for Women or Not Suitable for the Weak-of-Stomach? Man, you've set the bar so incredibly low for Thrifts of Terror that I don't think anyone could...or would ever choose to...go that low again. I think you just won the undisputed title as King in perpetuity. Future generations of wee Armadillos are going to have to try to live this one down...LOL I'll be laughing about this all day as I replay in my head what I think your face looked like at the moment of realization.
I just laughed out loud and woke up my son! That is hilarious! And also disgusting....and why in God's name is this in a thrift store? Shouldnt there be some sort of at least MINIMAL inspection process? I hope it wasnt in a mission based thrift shop!
The part that has me chuckling is thinking about some old lady taking it home and using it in her nativity set or as a holiday decoration (Is it Moses, a wise man, Santa? Hard to tell.)
Well, uh, er, uhm. Forget it. I think everyone's on the same page, no further commentary needed and def burn hands off and replace with ultra cool pirate hooks.
I hate to admit this but I have one of those. It belonged to my grandfather. He had a rather mischivous sense of humor and bought(?) one to 'surprise' my grandmother's church friends. I wish I knew more about it and where it originates.
Not Suitable for Women or Not Suitable for the Weak-of-Stomach? Man, you've set the bar so incredibly low for Thrifts of Terror that I don't think anyone could...or would ever choose to...go that low again. I think you just won the undisputed title as King in perpetuity. Future generations of wee Armadillos are going to have to try to live this one down...LOL I'll be laughing about this all day as I replay in my head what I think your face looked like at the moment of realization.
ReplyDeleteNot Suitable For Work, but any of those would work too. If anybody finds anything worse than this, they'd probably get a ban from blogger.
DeleteI've got to tell you that when I looked at the first photo, my immediate reaction was that Moses had on disproportionately large shoes...hahaha
ReplyDeleteYes, shoes....
Deleteomg! that thing should be burned!
ReplyDeleteI shudder to think that someone might have actually purchased this item.
DeleteThat is way too funny!! So how much were they asking for that gem, and what size batteries does he take??? LOL!!
ReplyDeleteFor obvious reasons I didn't handle it long enough to check out the tag. From the looks of it, it'd take a few D-cells.
DeleteOh! My!
ReplyDeleteAs a local I am terrified/compelled to ask, where did this... happen?
Can't remember exactly, but it was somewhere in the Cherokee St. area.
Deletein shock, stunned, speechless!
ReplyDeleteMe too! Not something you see every day.
DeleteI just lol'd at work. Thank you for this laugh!! Hahahahahaha.
ReplyDeleteOh, and GROSS! :-)
And thanks for reading!
DeleteI just laughed out loud and woke up my son! That is hilarious! And also disgusting....and why in God's name is this in a thrift store? Shouldnt there be some sort of at least MINIMAL inspection process? I hope it wasnt in a mission based thrift shop!
ReplyDeleteThe part that has me chuckling is thinking about some old lady taking it home and using it in her nativity set or as a holiday decoration (Is it Moses, a wise man, Santa? Hard to tell.)
DeleteWords cannot describe...
ReplyDeleteJust...ummm...wow...
Well, uh, er, uhm. Forget it. I think everyone's on the same page, no further commentary needed and def burn hands off and replace with ultra cool pirate hooks.
ReplyDeleteI hate to admit this but I have one of those. It belonged to my grandfather. He had a rather mischivous sense of humor and bought(?) one to 'surprise' my grandmother's church friends. I wish I knew more about it and where it originates.
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