Two posts in one day trumpeting the brilliance of Etsy!
What a country!
These refrigerator magnets, brought to you via Geekologie, are the perfect apartment warming gift. They take up almost no room yet the arrangement possibilities are endless.
I'm a little torn between the foodie magnets and the gamer magnets. I like burgers, but I love Tetris.
What's a boy to do? Retro Gaming Refrigerator Magnet Sets
Once again, Etsy saves the day.
If you were thinking of popping a cap in Rover's general direction, or knocking off Fluffy, just so you could stuff them and use their carcasses as decorations, rejoice! There's no need, with Feltidermy!
But seriously, if you were really thinking that, get help. Immediately.
Feltidermy by Girlsavage, via Neatorama
I've always wondered exactly how the Easter Bunny died. Now, thanks to some creative folks at Etsy, who obviously watched too many episodes of Quincy, we can find the answer for ourselves.
Perhaps it had something to do with over-indulging in Easter eggs and that fake plastic grass.
I'm just sayin'. The Easter Bunny devoted his body to science
Arrrr, as ye know, I be a-likin' all things piratey. Arrrr!
So I be particularly festive about this mobile, pittin' me hearty pirate kin agin those scurvy dog ninja fellers.
When was the last time ya saw ninjas with wenches? Arrrr!
Don't wear fur. It's insensitive and smelly. Wear the Raccoon Roadkill Scarf instead.
Available from Etsy (motto: Christ, this place has everything), the scarf is constructed of fleece and looks oh so toasty.It appears that the artist will customize the snuggly animal carcass of your choosing if you're polite enough to ask. Even a live one if you have no imagination or belong to PETA.
$5 if you're in the US, $7 if you're everywhere else. Such a deal.