Long-Range Fart Spray

A potent, well-aged aerosol with sniper range. A prank classic: use with wisdom, or at least with an alibi.
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A potent, well-aged aerosol with sniper range. A prank classic: use with wisdom, or at least with an alibi.
The button takes you to the store; prices can change without notice.
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A miniature guitar that holds your pens like a stage stand. For real musicians, wannabe rockstars, and shower singers.

A tumbler handcrafted from oak and charred inside, just like authentic bourbon barrels. Every sip filters through charred wood and comes out with a real story.

A cylindrical mesh basket that rolls right on the grill, crisping up veggies and shrimp evenly without letting anything slip through the grates. Dad just rolls it with the aura of a seasoned pitmaster.

Dual-sided design: one side fixes the dull edge and the other gives it a razor-sharp finish. Sharpening is oddly therapeutic, plus you'll finally realize your kitchen knives were just crushing things through brute force for years.

A glowing little duck sitting with a thousand-yard stare, questioning everything. The ideal companion for those «what am I doing with my life?» nights.

A desktop Darth Vader holding your pen aloft like a lightsaber. The ultimate desk accessory to bring dad's office over to the Dark Side — the classy side.

A kitchen plaque with the exact recipe: a cup of love, two of patience, and a seasoning of hugs. Hang it where she cooks and read it whenever it's needed most.

Fill her head with water and vinegar, let her fume inside the microwave, and her steam loosens even fossilized lasagna. The most useful lady in the kitchen.

A mold that turns a couple's (or the whole family's) intertwined hands into a plaster sculpture. Forty-six thousand reviews and zero people who didn't tear up opening it.