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Regretsy: For Anyone Who Didn't See the Creepy Side to Making and Selling Your Own Crafts [Humor]
gizmodo.com - 10/11/2009
Regretsy: For Anyone Who Didn't See the Creepy Side to Making and Selling Your Own Crafts [Humor]
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As much as I admire people who believe enough in their artistic output to foist it on others for money, I knew Etsy had a dark side. Well, someone with the no-nonsense pseudonym Helen Killer just showed it to me: Here are a few choice excerpts from Regretsy ; just a taste, mind you, no ...

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regretsy: the best guide for the worst stuff on etsy
technabob — ... on Gizmodo so yeah, half the world’s already read about it, but this is just too fun to pass up. See, we’ve featured a ton of awesome handmade items sold on Etsy, but rarely have we trawled it for mind-scarring monstrosities. But from now on we will, thanks to Regretsy. The site’s creator – who btw goes by the name “Helen Killer” – is on a mission to drive herself (himself ?) crazy by looking for the worst handicrap that Etsy has to offer. Helen finds everything from the morbidly funny ...

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