ALL CRAPPY GIFTS
Browse our complete collection of hilariously terrible gifts. From useless gadgets to weird pet accessories — we've got it all!
Archie McPhee Emotional Support Chicken
A 13-inch soft vinyl chicken, zipped snugly into its own little nylon vest, deployed for the sole purpose of propping up your mental state in moments of crisis. It cannot speak, listen, or hold a job, and its combined life experience amounts to being squeezed by strangers in a novelty aisle. And yet: somehow it helps. Bring it to the DMV, a family dinner, or your next performance review. No paperwork, no training, no eye contact required — just a chicken in a vest, silently vibing at your side while everything falls apart around you both.
Bowser Beer for Dogs - Beef, Chicken & Pork Variety Pack (6-Pack)
Your dog has watched you crack open a cold one after a long day and has, in its own way, judged you for not sharing. Bowser Beer fixes that moral failing with a six-pack of non-alcoholic, non-carbonated, hop-free 'beer' brewed from malt barley and broth, because nothing says 'I respect you as an equal' like handing your Labrador a glass bottle shaped exactly like yours. It comes in Beef, Chicken, and Pork, which is somehow both more and less appetizing than it sounds. Pour it over kibble, pour it into a bowl, pour one out for the homies - your dog has officially graduated from 'good boy' to 'the guy who starts drama at the company picnic.' Just don't let him drive the car afterward. He has no license and also no thumbs.
Banana Phone Bluetooth Handset
Yes, it is a fully functional Bluetooth handset. Yes, it is shaped exactly like a banana, down to the little brown tip. No, nobody asked for this, and yet here we all are, pressing a piece of foam fruit against our face to take phone calls in public. It pairs with both iPhone and Android, which means there is no modern device sophisticated enough to save you from the choice you are about to make. It was reportedly pitched on Shark Tank, where at least one shark presumably asked the obvious question and received no satisfying answer. Ships with a charging cable, because even a novelty banana needs to recharge eventually. Peels: zero. Dignity: also zero.
Dammit Doll - Classic Stress Relief Gag Gift
A limp cloth effigy of your own emotional regulation, sold with a cheesy stitched-on poem so you technically have permission to slam it against your desk every time life goes sideways. Squeeze it, throw it, dangle it by the ankles and scream the name on the label — it absorbs all of it and asks nothing in return, which already makes it a better listener than most of your coworkers. Comes in 'random color,' because the universe doesn't let you choose that either. Marketed as stress relief. Function as a $15 piece of fabric you're now emotionally attached to.
Skylety Chicken Safety Helmets, 8-Pack
Finally, the construction-site PPE your flock has been begging for. This 8-pack of miniature plastic hard hats straps onto a chicken's head with an adjustable elastic chin strap, because nothing says "robust workplace safety culture" like a hen pecking at gravel while wearing full headgear. The listing earnestly promises protection from "head and brain injuries," presumably from falling acorns, overzealous roosters, or a chicken's own questionable life choices. It also doubles as sun and rain shelter, in case your hens were complaining about the weather between shifts. Comes in eight mismatched colors and patterns so you can tell your workers apart during the next coop inspection. Does any chicken alive actually need this? No. Will every walk past the coop now require you to stop and stare in disbelief? Yes.
Primitives by Kathy "Dog Hair Is Part of the Recipe" Spatula
A real, functional, double-sided silicone cooking spatula that has chosen, as its life's purpose, to remind everyone at the dinner table exactly what's been shedding near the stove. One side features a hand-illustrated dog mid-shake, flinging fur into the ether; the other reads, in full serif confidence, "Dog Hair Is Part Of The Recipe." It has a sturdy wood handle, a hanging hole for prime kitchen visibility, and absolutely no sense of shame. Hand wash only, which is good, because you will want to wash your hands after thinking about this too hard. A stocking stuffer for the dog owner who has fully surrendered to the bit.
Bofa Deez Nutz Scented Candle (Banana Nut Bread & Hazelnut Vanilla)
A hand-poured, double-layer candle that smells like banana nut bread on top and hazelnut vanilla underneath, housed in a jar whose name you will have to say out loud to the cashier, the gift recipient, and eventually, inevitably, your own mother. 40 hours of burn time is 40 hours you could spend doing literally anything else, but instead you'll be lighting a candle named after a middle-school joke on your dinner table and hoping guests don't ask what's on the label. It is, by all accounts, a perfectly pleasant-smelling candle. That is almost beside the point.
FunWares Porta Potty Shot Glasses (Set of 2)
Two miniature portable toilets, scaled down from the construction site to the coffee table, each one a fully functional 2oz shot glass. There is no plumbing, no blue chemical sloshing inside, and critically no smell — just a tiny plastic outhouse you drink out of, repeatedly, on purpose. Perfect for the bachelor party guest of honor, the retiring plumber, or anyone whose personality can be summed up as 'laughs at bathroom stuff, unapologetically.' Durable enough to survive a night of questionable decisions, though the manufacturer recommends hand-washing, because apparently porta-potties are delicate.
Archie McPhee Racing Roaches - Set of 3
Three rubber cockroaches on wheels, because somewhere a grown adult looked at vermin and thought: motorsport. Pull each one back, let go, and watch plastic bugs skitter across the kitchen floor at speeds no real roach has ever needed to achieve. There is no track, no rulebook, and no explanation for why this needed to exist as a mass-produced consumer good — just three glossy, wind-up roaches sold as a set, ready to be deployed under a houseguest's chair or lined up for a championship nobody asked to host. Educational in the sense that it teaches everyone in the room to check their shoes before putting them back on.
WHAT DO YOU MEME? Emotional Support Fries Plush Set
A plush carton of five fake French fries, deployed solely to be hugged when real emotional support is too expensive or too far away. Comes with its own tiny carrying basket, because nothing says 'I have it together' like toting a basket of stuffed potatoes into a meeting. It will not lower your cortisol, does not pair with ketchup, and will absolutely confuse your dog.
Potty Fisher Toilet Fishing Game
Sitting on the toilet is nothing but wasted fishing time, and the Potty Fisher finally fixes that. Clip the tiny tank to the bowl, drop in four plastic fish that are contractually forbidden from ever biting, cast with the included mini rod, and hang the 'Do Not Disturb' sign so nobody interrupts your indoor angling session. No bait, no skill, no actual fish — just you, the bowl, and the quiet dignity of pretending this is a sport.
Nestpark Muttboro Doggy Cigs Plush Dog Toy
Three felt cigarettes zipped into a faux soft-pack, because the one thing your dog's enrichment routine was missing is a two-pack-a-day habit. Each "cig" squeaks, crinkles, and hides a treat inside the burrow pouch, so Fido can root around for kibble like he's patting himself down for a lighter. It will not get your dog addicted to nicotine. It will, however, guarantee that the first thing houseguests see on your living room floor is a chew toy shaped like a Marlboro. Bold branding choice for a Tuesday.
Witty Yeti Funny Shart Survival Kit
A pocket-sized tin for the moment your body betrays a promise your mouth made. Inside: wet wipes, a pair of disposable underwear, tissues, and a badge — an actual cloth badge — commemorating your survival, because apparently this deserves commemoration now. It is marketed as an "emergency kit," implying a level of institutional preparedness for a problem that, statistically, should remain a private matter between you and your intestines. Hand it to a coworker at the white elephant exchange and watch three decades of professional rapport evaporate in real time. The tin is reusable, which is either a thoughtful design choice or a dark joke about how often you'll need it again.
Realistic Mosquito Stamp Prank
A self-inking rubber stamp whose sole purpose in life is to convince someone they just got bitten and smacked a mosquito on their own arm. There is no second function. It does not organize your desk, water your plants, or justify its existence in any other way — it exists purely so you can slap a fake dead bug onto a coworker's forearm and watch them recoil. Comes with both 'live' and 'freshly squashed' mosquito imprints, for the full range of bug-related betrayal. A gift for the kind of person who thinks 'gotcha' is a personality trait.
Witty Yeti Dehydrated Water 16oz Can
At last, a survival supply built for the truly prepared: a sealed 16oz steel can containing precisely zero milliliters of water, ready to be reconstituted by the ancient technique of 'adding water.' The label proudly boasts a 'New Formula,' which is a bold claim for a can of nothing, but we admire the confidence. Ideal for campers, hikers, and doomsday preppers who have exhausted every other gift idea and landed on 'troll them with an empty can.' No matter how much water you pour in, it stays exactly as dehydrated as the day it was manufactured, because there was never anything hydrate-able inside to begin with. Equal parts profound commentary on consumerism and a very well-made empty can. Comes recommended for white elephant parties, retirement send-offs, and anyone who insists they 'have everything.'
Joywhiz Cricket Noise Maker Prank with Remote Control
Some gag gifts deliver one joke and then sit in a drawer. This one is a subscription. Hide this thumb-sized noise box anywhere in your victim's home, car, or cubicle, then trigger a chirping cricket, a shrill beep, or a distressed scream from up to 30 feet away via remote control — on your schedule, not theirs. There is no pattern to learn, no way to find it by sound alone, and no off switch they know about. Marriages have survived worse. Barely. Give it to someone you love, in the way that also low-key means you want them to lose their mind for a week.
DR DINGUS Finger Hands - 10 Pack
Ten tiny rubber hands, sized precisely for your fingers and no other purpose on Earth. Slip one on and suddenly your index finger has fingernails, wrinkles, and better hand-eye coordination than the rest of your body. Designed for 'puppet shows,' but let's be honest: you're wearing these at your desk during a work call and hoping nobody notices. A premium, dermatologically pointless rubber accessory for a species that apparently needed more hands.
Pissed Potato Stress Ball - Emotional Support Hater Tater
Meet the only emotional support animal that resents you for existing. This squishy foam spud has been sculpted into a permanent scowl, presumably because it knows what happens to potatoes at dinnertime and has made peace with taking it out on you first. Squeeze it when your coworker microwaves fish, when your inbox hits triple digits, or when you simply need a root vegetable to judge you silently from a desk drawer. It offers zero productive advice, no actual therapy, and roughly 4.5 inches of pure tater rage. Deploy responsibly at the next team meeting.
Bob Ross Chia Pet
Grow a lumpy green afro on the beloved face of public television's calmest man. Just add water and watch "happy little chia sprouts" slowly erupt from a ceramic Bob Ross head over 1-2 weeks, transforming him from serene painting instructor into unsettling swamp creature. Comes with a seed pack and zero of the inner peace the real Bob Ross was known for. Perfect for the person on your list who already has too many mugs and not enough terracotta busts sprouting chia.
Eddingtons Egg Cuber
Nature spent millions of years perfecting the egg's aerodynamic, space-efficient, shell-stackable oval shape. This device exists specifically to undo that. Hard-boil an egg, peel it while it's still too hot to touch, wedge it into a screw-press chamber, and refrigerate it until it forcibly relaxes into a cube. The result is an egg that no longer rolls, no longer looks like an egg, and no longer fits in an egg cup. It does, however, sit very flatly on a sandwich, which is presumably the whole point, if there is one. Comes in a cheerful color so you remember why you bought it.
Banana Bunker Protective Case
A rigid plastic sheath engineered to protect a single banana from the horrors of your lunch bag. It is, structurally and visually, exactly what you think it is, and the manufacturer has never once acknowledged this. Give it to someone who needs their fruit defended and their mail carrier concerned.
Archie McPhee Handerpants - Underpants for Your Hands
Somewhere, an engineer looked at a perfectly good pair of briefs, looked down at their own hand, and decided the two belonged together forever. Handerpants are 95% cotton, 5% spandex hand-briefs — waistband, leg holes, and all — cut to fit an adult human hand instead of the body part they were clearly designed for. Slip a pair on to greet houseguests, answer the phone, or simply live your best life with fully-clothed fingers. They solve a problem nobody has ever had, which is presumably why they've stayed in continuous production for over a decade. The ideal gift for someone who already owns a rubber chicken and needs a matching accessory.
Liquid Ass Prank Fart Spray
A 30ml bottle of concentrated, weapons-grade stench, marketed with a straight face as a 'gag gift.' One spritz and your home, car, or coworker's cubicle will smell like a dumpster had a baby with a Port-a-Potty. Non-toxic, which is somehow the least reassuring detail on the label. Give it to someone you love, then immediately leave the room.
Gears Out Blinker Fluid - Professional Grade Gag Gift
A gleaming steel tin, professionally labeled, boldly claiming to contain 32oz of "Blinker Fluid" — a substance that has never existed and never will, because turn signals do not use fluid, they use electricity, a fact this product depends entirely on the recipient forgetting. Inside: nothing. Just air, ambition, and the crushing weight of automotive shame. Rated for "100,000 blinks," which is a suspiciously precise number for a can of nothing. Hand it to a self-declared car guy, a father-in-law who "knows engines," or any mechanic who will pretend to already know this joke while quietly wondering if maybe, just maybe, blinkers do need topping off. They don't. Nobody's does. That's the whole bit.
World's Smallest Violin Keychain (Plays Sad Music)
Someone in your life will not stop complaining, and words alone can no longer convey the depth of your indifference. Enter the World's Smallest Violin Keychain: a genuine miniature violin, small enough to vanish inside a clenched fist, that plays a tinny, mournful little dirge at the press of a button so you never again have to fake sympathy out loud. Clip it to a lanyard, a backpack, or the desk of a coworker who just told you about their commute again. It does not tune. It does not improve with practice. It exists solely to musically confirm that nobody cares, which, as gifts go, is oddly the most honest one on this entire site.
Gears Out Gift of Emptiness Prank Box
A lavishly wrapped, suspiciously lightweight gift box that promises everything and delivers precisely nothing. Lift the lid and admire the void — expertly packaged with premium tissue paper so the disappointment reads as intentional. Ideal for the relative who insists they 'don't need anything,' because now, provably, they have received it. No batteries, assembly, or actual object of any kind required.