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Things You Can Anonymously Ship to Your Enemies—FOR REAL!

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These businesses exist around the world and they are making money.
- Ship your enemies glitter covered horse manure. This is how the company, Ship Your Enemies Glitter, describes their product: “Our custom cupcake presentation, with a farm made horse manure ‘batter,’ sprinkled with glitter, packed in a heart themed box and surrounded with toilet paper. NO it’s not edible!”
- ShitExpress allows you to use bitcoin to anonymously send poop (horse poop again) to your enemies. Shit business is booming for sure!
- Oh, and there is also PoopSenders company. Their current offerings are cow poop, elephant poop, gorilla poop, 1-gallon combo poop pack, in case you really really hate someone. This is some serious shit, guys.
- A company called WTF Candles offers sending prank candles to your enemies. These candles start off smelling great, but gradually transform into disgusting odor emitters. Some of the products are: Apple Pie to Dirty Fart Prank Candle, Baby Powder to Baby Diaper Prank Candle, Clean Laundry to Sweaty Gym Socks Prank Candle.
- And last but not the least Ship Your Friends Nothing lets you send empty packages to your enemies. There’s nothing sadder than receiving mail and finding out there’s nothing inside.
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