Poop and obscene jelly: a New York company offers creative revenge on offenders

Queens-based RuinDays invites you to anonymously send “nice” gifts to your offenders. The edition told in more detail New York Post.

You can send various sweets in the form of poop, male genitals and other gifts to your enemy - ex-lover, boss, or anyone else for a fee.

“Just tell us their name and address. We will take care of the rest, ”the company's website says.

The site contains paper sperm spring bombs ($ 22,99), smelly poop in a box ($ 20,99), a penis-shaped bag of gummies ($ 14,99), and T-shirts that say “Hello, my name is (enemy name). I'm a Piece of Shit "($ 27,99).

In addition, you can order glitter bombs, an eggplant in a box that says Go F * uck yourself.Literally, and a penis reward.

You can make an order - by link.

RuinDays.com notes that the company is not responsible for the reaction to such a gift: “Our service is designed to deliver gifts for jokes. In any case, it cannot be used to harass or harm. If in doubt, do not use our service. "

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But such gifts were not to everyone's liking. A Long Island woman sued for a "gift" that contained a penis bomb that "exploded in her face."

The bomb is "a spring-loaded tube-shaped bag that suddenly and unexpectedly fires hundreds of plastic penis-shaped confetti at high speed and great force." It was shipped in a package "designed to hide the true nature of the content," the lawsuit says. The sender was listed as Nostalgic Inc.

The woman was “shocked and frightened by the explosion,” seeking unspecified damages for the alleged assault, injury and emotional distress.

A Southern California woman also sued pranksters after she received the book "How not to be rubbish."

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“My client feels like everyone else. Scared. Shocked. Definitely worried and definitely upset, ”said attorney David Barry, noting the accused. "Such things are on the borderline between what is completely inappropriate and decent, and what potentially entails civil and criminal prosecution."

Recipients in New Jersey, Kentucky, Maryland and Ohio also filed claims at RuinDays.

In Maryland, a woman sued over $ 600 after a package she believed was from Amazon turned out to be a glitter bomb that exploded in her face in June 000, court documents said. She claimed that the explosion also damaged her computer.