
This is important context point No. 1.
The other important point to note is that none of my coworkers are in Chicago. I'm part of a team of folks (in this case, all girls) scattered around the country. And we spend all day in a chatroom, doing work and chatting away, sometimes sharing randomness.
Final point of context: I have a dirty, dirty mind. (Seriously, who DOESN'T laugh at BJ's Wholesale? Dick's Sporting Goods? If you don't, you L-I-E.)
So when I came across the above picture in my Google Reader in a post about the crocheted childbirth doll that was available on Etsy, I nearly had a giggling fit and IMMEDIATELY posted the link in the chatroom, along with a snarky comment about how it was the weirdest shit ever.
Of course, true to form, I neglected to scroll down. You, however being more astute than I, probably did.
Yup.
I posted a link that was complete with a gigantic picture of a naked, crocheted woman spread eagle (complete with crocheted nipples and pubes) pushing out a child, placenta and all.
I posted a link that was complete with a gigantic picture of a naked, crocheted woman spread eagle (complete with crocheted nipples and pubes) pushing out a child, placenta and all.

To my entire group of coworkers.
And my boss.
Luckily, they're used to me. But ooooh, the mortification.
2 comments:
Seriously, why would anyone ever feel the need to make something like that?
OMG, I know, right??? I mean, props to the creative. But s-c-a-r-y.
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