Unintentional Kinky

So I found this:

https://www.wayfair.com/Winston-Porter--Doradus-Candy-Buffet-Apothecary-Jar-X114164089-L539-K~W003053978.html

earlier. I looked at the first photo there, and my mind went somewhere VERY different than the item itself.

Share your favorite unintentionally kinky things in life.....

Reminds me Of an excellence in engineering award a friend was given. It looked like a glass phallus and he was embarrassed to display it. Upside was a hefty check that came with it.

First time I heard a woman discuss licorice as “anis”, of course you know what we were all thinking.

@SomeRandomGuy, It seems odd that is the first image of that product to appear on the page, rather than the image of the entire object. My hypothesis is that someone working on the website saw exactly what you saw, and intentionally placed that photo first to be funny or provocative, or more practically, to try to increase the possibility of a sale by encouraging a closer look. I know that Zity members may be predisposed to seeing things a certain way, but really that image actually seems designed to bring only one thing to mind and my guess is that it gets a lot of second looks by those questioning what they are seeing.

I went to the site and saw other jars that could be perverted for play purposes if one so choose to do so.

I don't see what's intriguing there.

@RichardAsni “Anis” is French for aniseed. It's also the name of some candy that contains aniseed and some other flavorings, sometimes liquorice.

2021 could be considered as an annus horribilus These two words made famous by British Monarch - Queen Elizabeth Il at her televised address to the nation.

As her national address had made international news I'd bet many many people were to dive into their encyclopaedias or googled them to find out what the term actually meant.

I've not cum across a female anus horrilibus I didn't like🤪