Ship Your Enemies Glitter

ship your enemy glitter

Every now and then, I stumble upon a business idea that makes me laugh out loud and nearly spill my coffee, Ship Your Enemies Glitter is one of them. As a parent of crafty little ones, I can fully attest that glitter is the most annoying thing that anyone could spill in your house.

(via Thierry)

13 Comments leave a comment below

  1. This is brilliant!

    tom
    Jan 13th, 2015 / 10:50 am

  2. Link not working. :(

    goddess
    Jan 13th, 2015 / 11:06 am

  4. Haaaa! Too funny. That’s so annoying yet innocuous; what a gentle way to be vicious. It sort of makes me wish I had an actual nemesis, you know?

    Virginia (The Heartographer)
    Jan 13th, 2015 / 5:38 pm

  5. That. Is. The. Best. Ever!!!!

    Anja
    Jan 13th, 2015 / 8:12 pm

  6. Glitter! Glamorized by kids. Detested by anyone who has ever tried (in vain) to vacuum the remains of it from a craft project. Or anyone who has tried to wash it out of the scalp of an unknowing little brother. And sister.

    Gillian
    Jan 14th, 2015 / 8:24 am

  7. Found the same ones on Amazon for a few bucks cheaper

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S8TVOR8

    henry
    Jan 14th, 2015 / 7:56 pm

  8. He’s stopped taking orders, but it looks like http://omgglitterbomb.com is still taking them. A new industry emerges?

    Kevin
    Jan 16th, 2015 / 10:29 am

  10. He’s selling the url. Here’s one from the US. http://spazzle.com/ they even got confetti.

    clarisse
    Jan 20th, 2015 / 6:06 pm

  11. On one hand, hilarious and probably something I would’ve done at one time. On the other, heinous. Glitter is horrible for the environment. It was a harsh realization after I spent my twenties as “glitter girl”. It’s billions of piece of tiny plastic. And it never goes away.

    skye
    Jan 30th, 2015 / 10:48 pm

  12. Glitter should be banned!!!

    Linda Kernodle
    Jan 31st, 2015 / 10:18 am

  13. I would suggest instead, the “confetti” left after three-hole-punching all the photocopies (oh, I date myself . . . I meant the printouts) for a presentation-in-notebooks. It’s biodegradable and compostable, it’s SLIGHTLY easier to clean up, and many offices, especially of the government type or large firms bidding on gov’t projects, have it in abundance . . . .

    Sandy
    Jan 31st, 2015 / 1:36 pm