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Sell me something weird or confusing
Maybe you haven’t said it, but you’ve certainly heard it before: You can find anything on the internet.
It’s true, at least for the most part, and it’s part of what makes the internet the glorious place it is. But even if you are looking for something a bit off the beaten path, you probably wouldn’t know where to begin.
After all, if you are looking for something strange but nothing in particular, what would you search for? Fortunately, there is a site that takes the guesswork out of the equation.
Just click the link and find something weird to buy
The whole idea behind weirdorconfusing.com is that you don’t need to think about what you want or even pick out an item. Just click on the link and it will take you to an ebay page with something that is weird or confusing for sale.
Maybe you will land on a page with costumes for small dogs, or perhaps you will find bacon bandages. More clicks for us revealed a nose aerobics game that has been (understandably) discontinued by its manufacturer and an inflatable unicorn horn to put on a cat.
Yes, that exists. And it could be yours. That is, unless someone else already bought it.
As you can probably surmise, most of what you will find likely won’t cost too much. It also may not be practical or even all that useful. It will be weird, though, and maybe even confusing.
But it will be yours, and likely something no one else you know could say they have.
To find the latest strange item to add to your collection, click the link we’ve provided below inside the blue box. We should warn you that since there is no way to know what will pop up, what you find might offend you.
We’re not saying it will, just that it could. But if you’re feeling curious and brave, go ahead and click. You will be glad that you did.
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