Fresh Air Mask
Yeap. What better way to relax after a hard day at work than by sucking in some fresh air from your favorite plant?
Yeap. What better way to relax after a hard day at work than by sucking in some fresh air from your favorite plant?
Rapidly Expanding Mysterious Balloon.
Ok, WTF?! It says "Squeeze! The swan's head pops out!! Be the king of the party with this towering swan!
Materials for connecting not included"
Ok, WTF?! It says "Squeeze! The swan's head pops out!! Be the king of the party with this towering swan!
Materials for connecting not included"
Bust Up Gum: grow those breasts!
according to B2UP, the special ingredients, "extracts from the Pueraria mirifica (Kwao Krua) plant, makes a woman's breasts grow as well as improving their shape and tone."
according to B2UP, the special ingredients, "extracts from the Pueraria mirifica (Kwao Krua) plant, makes a woman's breasts grow as well as improving their shape and tone."
The Candy That Makes You Horny
That's the actual name of this Lollipop package. It tastes like flavored condoms
That's the actual name of this Lollipop package. It tastes like flavored condoms
Basashi Icecream:
a dessert made from... horse meat!
The company that makes it is known for its unusual ice cream flavours, many of which have limited popularity.
a dessert made from... horse meat!
The company that makes it is known for its unusual ice cream flavours, many of which have limited popularity.
Milk + Beer = Bilk
The idea for the drink was conceived after dairy firms threw out a huge amount of surplus milk in March last year. The son of the manager of a liquor store in Nakashibetsu, whose main industry is dairy farming, suggested the idea of producing the milk beer to local brewery Abashiri Beer. So there you go, a milk bee
The idea for the drink was conceived after dairy firms threw out a huge amount of surplus milk in March last year. The son of the manager of a liquor store in Nakashibetsu, whose main industry is dairy farming, suggested the idea of producing the milk beer to local brewery Abashiri Beer. So there you go, a milk bee
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