Charity shop offers bundle with bizarre addition – can YOU spot the fail? | The Sun
BARGAIN hunters were left in hysterics after they spotted a bizarre addition to a bundle charity shop sale.
Keen shoppers were beside themselves after Aussie national Kyle, from Adelaide, shared a snap of a drum set at his local second hand store.
Although most of it he was order, he quickly pointed that the instrument came with two knowing needles instead of drum sticks.
Taking to Facebook group I Love To Op Shop, Kyle he quipped: "Dear Savers, Those are not drumsticks,"
He attached a photo of the three drums and the pedal together – with the two standard length needles attached.
Users in the comments found the confusion hilarious as many joked it was a good deal and fun way to snag some free knitting equipment.
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“Two different art forms in one package = bonus!” wrote one as a second joked: “Maybe the drummer has a couple of hobbies on the go."
A third penned: “That’s so funny how could anyone think they're drumsticks.”
A fourth added: 'Finally my two hobbies can be combined Knit one, snare two.”
While a fifth concluded: “Yep it’s a 'stitch up'!"
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It comes after a charity shop worker revealed some of the weirdest things that get donated to the stores they work in.
Ash, who works in a store in London, was horrified when she opened a bag that was donated to the
Shockingly, she said that she was also donated non-other than a TOOTH from one person as she revealed her shock reaction.
"Somebody has donated me their tooth on a stick. How do you suppose I try and sell that then?" said Ash.
Adding: "I touched someone's tooth. It's got bloody plague on it. I don't get paid enough for this."
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Elsewhere, a woman has revealed how she makes money finding charity shop items.
She often posts videos of her hunting for bargains to sell them again online, although she also keeps some of the items to decorate her apartment with.
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