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Finally, a prescription you’ll actually fill.
The Prescription Beer Can Cooler is your doctor-approved cure for sobriety. It keeps your beer cold, your hands warm, and your priorities perfectly misaligned. Designed to look like an oversized pill bottle, this foam koozie is the ideal gag gift for anyone who believes laughter is the best medicine (after alcohol, of course).
Great for parties, white elephant exchanges, or anyone currently self-medicating with Busch Light. Warning: may cause increased social confidence, poor karaoke decisions, and excessive honesty.
Details
– Fits standard 12 oz cans and bottles
– Made of soft insulating foam — the good stuff, not the sad cheap kind
– Printed with an authentic-style “Prescription Beer” label
– Keeps your drink colder than your ex’s heart
– Ideal gag gift for drinkers, doctors, and people who’ve given up on both
For when your sense of humor hits rock bottom — and keeps digging.
The Rectal Use Only Stickers are the ultimate weapon in the prank wars. Stick one on your friend’s water bottle, lunch box, or Amazon return and watch confusion unfold. Each roll comes with 200 little green warnings guaranteed to make any situation uncomfortably funny.
Ideal for immature adults, chaotic coworkers, or anyone still laughing at “that’s what she said.” Durable, waterproof, and sticky enough to ruin your reputation at family gatherings.
Details
- Roll of 200 stickers — more than enough to end friendships
- 1.5” x .375” – the perfect size for maximum suspicion
- Waterproof and tear-resistant – because laughter is forever
- Bright green finish – visible from across the HR department
- Best used on other people’s stuff (but legally, don’t)
You put in the hours. You worked nights, weekends, and federal holidays. You never got a 401k, a company car, or a formal performance review — but you did get a lot of very fast cash and a sixth sense for unmarked vehicles. Now it's over. You've hung up the scale, deleted the burner, and you deserve something to mark the occasion. Something embroidered. Something that says I've been through things without requiring a lawyer present.
This is that hat.
- Bold embroidery for when subtlety was always kind of a liability anyway
- 100% cotton dome — breathable, comfortable, zero surveillance-camera glare
- Adjustable strap for heads still instinctively on a swivel
- Available in black (legacy stealth mode) and red (post-retirement look-at-me energy)
- Fits 55–62cm skulls, with or without faded crew tattoos
- Ideal for BBQs, family reunions, parole anniversaries, or deeply confusing a Walgreens cashier
- Makes an excellent gag gift for a retired cop, a very self-aware friend, or literally anyone named Carl
Classic structured dad hat, 100% cotton, one-size-adjustable (55–62cm). Available in black and red. Ships in standard packaging with no incriminating paperwork.
Go to sleep like a cartoon character having a midlife crisis.
The Sad Frog Sleep Mask is soft, plush, and deeply relatable — perfect for people who are tired in more ways than one. Whether you’re passing out on a plane, fake-napping to avoid your family, or just lying there reflecting on your choices, this little green icon’s got your back.
It’s not just a sleep mask. It’s a mood.
Details
– Plush, breathable, and lightly padded for comfort
– Adjustable strap for sad heads of all sizes
– Blocks light, joy, and hope with equal efficiency
– Machine washable (unlike your conscience)
– 20×10 cm – fits adults and kids equally dead inside
For when small talk physically hurts.
The Sarcastic Comment Loading Whiskey Glass is for people who smile through meetings, family dinners, and every sentence that begins with “Well actually…”
Pour two fingers of something brown, let your inner monologue buffer, and sip your way through the pain of existing in a society that still uses “reply all.”
Sturdy enough to survive your third existential crisis, classy enough to make HR nervous.
Details
– 10oz glass built for both bourbon and bitterness
– “Sarcastic Comment Loading” engraved design
– Includes whiskey stones because you’ve earned cold, not compromise
– Comes in a fancy box so people think you have your life together
– Dishwasher safe, emotionally unstable
Meet the Sleepy Royalty Deck, where every King looks one nap away from quitting his kingdom.
These gorgeously illustrated cards were designed for the chronically tired, the emotionally unavailable, and anyone who treats game night like a group therapy session. Whether you’re bluffing in poker or just trying to stay awake long enough to shuffle, these cards bring the perfect mix of chaos and class to your table.
Because nothing says “family bonding” like arguing over Uno rules printed on designer cardstock.
Details
– 54 cards (52 standard + 2 jokers that look suspiciously like your ex)
– Linen finish for that “luxury casino that went bankrupt” feel
– Air-cushioned texture for smooth shuffling and even smoother emotional avoidance
– Comes in an art-deck box worthy of your least stable friend’s coffee table
– Great for poker, blackjack, or arguing about whether Go Fish is still fun
These are not socks. Legally, emotionally, or spiritually.
They are a bilateral announcement. A declaration printed on tubular fabric and strapped to the two softest parts of your body. Every step you take is now a communiqué. Every stride says something your indoor voice never could.
You've been quiet long enough. Your feet have opinions. These socks are the intervention.
Fine print (read aloud in a dramatic whisper):
- Double-sided faces screaming in both directions simultaneously — surround sound for your shoes
- 100% cotton construction, because your breakdown should breathe
- High-stretch guilt containment technology (clinical trials ongoing)
- 50cm tall, 120cm long — enough sock to bury several bad decisions
- Pairs beautifully with: nothing. Commands everything.
Funny novelty socks with screaming faces, made from 100% cotton. One-size-fits-most stretch fit. A genuinely unsettling gift for anyone who has ever sat through a meeting they should not have attended.
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