It looks like the Mario tote bag would have no trouble collecting mushrooms. Even those big Portobellos.
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Put down your Bedazzler, this NASA meatball tote bag comes pre-blinged with rhinestones.
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At first glance, the design on this tote bag may look like a cat humping a giant sponge, that is until you realize it’s really a cat humping a giant piece of sushi. All you need are motion lines to move this design from cute to bawdy.
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All I can think about when I see this tote bag is that Beavis and Butthead episode where Butthead is trying to explain sexual intercourse to Beavis with his jaw wired shut.
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As you will see after the break, the mummy’s obsession with toilet paper can create some very awkward moments.
Two signs that you’ve made it to pop culture icon status: having your mug turned into pop art, and then having said image plastered onto a canvas tote bag. The image displaying Coop’s concerned “WTF?” face was probably taken when he heard the news.
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I’m not a big fan of pubes to be perfectly honest. Don’t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with liking pubes or even loving them—but heading to the supermarket with an I Heart Pubes Tote Bag is probably stepping over the line.
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It may be hard to pick up on the subtlety, but the essence of this bag is spend, spend spend!
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There is nothing wrong with advertising what you are really looking for. The woman carrying this tote bag around is just looking for a nice man who wants to fill it with goodies that he pays for. Or he could just fill it with cash. It is his choice, as long as the bag ends up full at the end.
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