Etsy fans? See my new favorite website du jour ...

13 years ago

I posted this on the other side, but it's buried in a thread and may get lost there. I can't stop laughing at this. (Warning: Don't click the link if swear words offend you.)

Here is a link that might be useful: Regretsy.com

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graywings123
13 years ago
snort, snort!
terezosa / terriks
13 years ago
Thanks! I have a friend that sells on Etsy, I will have to send her this link. And d@mn, why can't I be clever enough to come up with website ideas like this?!
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folkvictorian
13 years ago
Oh, how on earth did you find this? Too funny! I actually clicked on a couple of pages: Dead Things and Holistic Horsesh_t, and was laughing out loud at the incredible stuff! I've got my fingers crossed that I can get the dead mole handbag!
mahatmacat1
13 years ago
Hail Barbie,
Full of Win,
The Lord is awesome!
Blessed art thou among 11 inch fashion dolls,
and blessed is thy Porsche
which is sold separately.
Malibu Barbie,
Sister of Skipper,
play with us now,
and at the hour of 3:00,
when we get home from school.

from an ad for Barbie rosary beads. Seriously.
mitchdesj
13 years ago
did you see this line: "where diy meets wtf"

it's incredibly funny, and there's so much of it, almost scary, lol.........
hhireno
13 years ago
Oh no! Not another site that I will be checking daily. Thanks...I think.
Ideefixe
13 years ago
I know the author of this, April Winchell, and she's hilarious! (She's also the voice of Cruella deVille in the TV series.)

There's a book, too.

Here is a link that might be useful: Regretsy: Where DIY Meets WTF
deniseandspike
13 years ago
Wow--who knew you could spray paint egg cartons and sell them as jewelry organizers. I've got quite the collection going to donate at the farmer's market. Maybe I should list them on etsy instead.
texanjana
13 years ago
Thank you, Jen for posting this site. It is hilarious. Be sure and check out the hamburger and chili dog pillows (scroll down) if you need that finishing touch in your living room!

Here is a link that might be useful: Hamburger and Chili Dog Pillows
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13 years ago
Ha, wow. I just spent more time than I care to admit on that site. I want the panda ski mask. :) I would've wore it back in the day on the slopes.

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