They’re called “Chuckle Buddies”, but frankly I’m scared.

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And the strange candy keeps pouring in.

Pushin Daisies, which sells mortuary novelties, has to have the ultimate niche market. They have casket shaped business card holders, hearse keychains, hearse model cars and an array of other merchandise that could only appeal to morticians with a sense of humor or goth kids who actually have a job outside of the mall.

My favorite items outside of the candy are the casket invitation box, the crime scene bandages, and the sleep mask with X’s over the eyes.

[Funeral Candy]

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Finding strange products seems to be getting easier. In a surprisingly long line of gross medical themed candies, there’s Formula Pee, which is candy packaged in real urine specimen  jars. The candy is a liquid, translucent yellow in color and sour lemon flavored. How appropriate.

Other medical themed candies on the site: kidney stones, candy blood, and a variety of candies in test tubes, including Uncle Urnie’s Ashes. You know, just in case you wondered what your dearly departed would taste like in candy form.

I’m curious now if there’s a line of funeral candies. You know, to set the mood. Kinda like those penis candies for bachelorette parties (or if you just like that sort of thing).

Off to research!

[Formula Pee | Via Nerd Approved]

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It’s just so disturbing.

Why do you want to encourage your dog to chew on poop? Why is it fuzzy? Who buys these things? Why is it called “Little Poopsie?”

My head hurts.

[Little Poopsie | Via Nerd Approved]

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