And I thought I was a geek

[willow_25]

Behold the person who is SUCH a geek, they market tiny doors through which fairies can enter your home and garden.

Do You Believe?

Comments

[unbridled-b.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure which is more frightening ... the person who came up with this idea or the people who buy into it. :P

Faerie doors

[nomdiplume.livejournal.com]

Oh, I don't know ... ( c ; I think it would be pretty fun to install a little fake door at the back of a closet or something ...

[draconin.livejournal.com]

Best one I ever saw was a device that was selling from a German site years ago. If you plugged it into your electrical socket then it would supposedly filter out any electrons that had been generated by nuclear power stations!! All for a mere (as I recall) $300.

I love these. It's like those Nigerian money laundering schemes: the wonder for me is that there *must* be people out there who fall for it or they wouldn't keep doing it!

Re: Faerie doors

[willow-25.livejournal.com]

They're cute, as little doors go...But the whole 'do you believe' thing was what really got me. Plus, if you want something to get into your house, why not just leave the big door open? Why not put out a shoe, like people do for leprechans? Why not crack a window?

If you wanna waste money on fun and silly things, I say "buy shoes!". But, that's just me.

[willow-25.livejournal.com]

Home nuclear filtration = awesome! LOL.

I have to say, I enjoy the little garden sculptures and such in other people's lawns, but for myself I have other things to waste my money on.

[willow-25.livejournal.com]

I especially like the 'comes in 4 designs, collect all 4' part. Yes, buy all 4. And, $100 later, there will still be no fairies. Mwa-hahaha!