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I wonder about the type of people who buy into this crap



and that other thing I don't know the name of. Sort of a 2ft high child doll, standing like he's been told off, in the corner of the room

NUttERs

[Chris]

lots of shops have those for cleaning up at the end of the day. they seem to be quite popular.

[Chewbacca]

i had one of them yeeeaaars ago,dont dis,they are ace.

Aye, I 've worked in a couple of places that had one of those. Bizarre

[Dayeth]

They suck.






































eh........EH *nudge*

[Laura@TMB]

Call me sad, but I actually own 2 of those

[PrincessHolly]

Three places I've worked at have used Henry hoovers. I think they must just be cheap, semi decent hoovers. Although ours is always fucked because people hoover up popcorn with it.

I'll never understand people who buy pot pouri. Crazy stuff.

But what about the other thing I described. Isn't it just the most disturbing thing you can have in your home.

It tells me the person is:

a/ A nut
b/ desperate to relive their child punishment days and get off on having it stand in the corner of the room
c/ perhaps a friend they relate too -a.k.a, a/ A nut

[PrincessHolly]

There's a shop on Holburn street which I believe may be a launderette which has one of those naughty children standing over an ironing board. But you can clearly see that it has no face. Which is very very frightening.

[trippinoneastereggs]

actually my mum bought one a few years ago and she still has one. Not only does it have no face, its bulbous fingerless hands are stitched to its featurless head