Matthew Lillard is deeply proud of his children. Obviously aware of the irony that he was once most famous for playing young people discovering their identities or beginning their lives in high school and college, and is now the “elder statesman” on sets like Mike Flanagan’s Carrie, Lillard remains acutely observant of the growing-up experience—especially […]
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Imagine walking into a store and realizing that everything inside is purple. Not just the decorations, but the actual merchandise. Now imagine another shop selling pillows shaped like raw meat, or one with hundreds of rubber ducks staring back at you. These places really exist, and somehow, they’ve found enough customers to keep their very specific ideas alive. Some have been around for decades, while others are the kind of businesses you might stumble upon during a vacation and immediately tell your friends about. We’ve gathered 15 shops that have taken their love for one particular thing a little further than anyone probably expected.
This Store Is Absolutely Full of Rubber Ducks
Forget ordinary bath toys. A Reddit user photographed a shop stocked with hundreds of rubber ducks, including themed versions of familiar characters and famous personalities.
Someone Opened a Store Just for Pencils
New York’s CW Pencil Enterprise once sold pencils from around the world, complete with a testing station for customers who took their graphite seriously.
Even Brooms Have Their Own Specialty Shop
Vancouver’s Granville Island Broom Company specializes in handmade brooms, with some models expensive enough to make an ordinary supermarket broom seem like a bargain.
A Whole Store Dedicated to Hot Sauce
At Spice Is Nice in Sanford, Florida, shelves are packed with hot sauces in every flavor and heat level imaginable, from mild blends to seriously spicy varieties.
This Store Had a Serious Cat Obsession
When a cat-themed shop closed, its remaining merchandise ended up at a thrift store, leaving a display filled with feline ornaments and miniature figures.
This Shop Takes Umbrellas Very Seriously
London’s James Smith & Sons has specialized in umbrellas and walking sticks since 1830, including handcrafted designs with animal-shaped handles and traditional wooden shafts.
Everything in This Store Is Purple
Clothes, accessories, and everyday objects all share one thing in this unusual shop: they’re purple.
This Store Is Basically a Pickle Paradise
At The Pickle Guys in New York City, customers can choose from different varieties of pickles, including sour, sweet, spicy, and traditional fermented favorites.
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Matthew Lillard is deeply proud of his children. Obviously aware of the irony that he was once most famous for playing young people discovering their identities or beginning their lives in high school and college, and is now the “elder statesman” on sets like Mike Flanagan’s Carrie, Lillard remains acutely observant of the growing-up experience—especially […]
The post Carrie’s Matthew Lillard: The Biggest Lesson from Modern Teachers Is It’s ‘Never the Kid, It’s the Adults’ appeared first on Den of Geek.
Imagine walking into a store and realizing that everything inside is purple. Not just the decorations, but the actual merchandise. Now imagine another shop selling pillows shaped like raw meat, or one with hundreds of rubber ducks staring back at you. These places really exist, and somehow, they’ve found enough customers to keep their very specific ideas alive. Some have been around for decades, while others are the kind of businesses you might stumble upon during a vacation and immediately tell your friends about. We’ve gathered 15 shops that have taken their love for one particular thing a little further than anyone probably expected.
This Store Is Absolutely Full of Rubber Ducks
Forget ordinary bath toys. A Reddit user photographed a shop stocked with hundreds of rubber ducks, including themed versions of familiar characters and famous personalities.
Someone Opened a Store Just for Pencils
New York’s CW Pencil Enterprise once sold pencils from around the world, complete with a testing station for customers who took their graphite seriously.
Even Brooms Have Their Own Specialty Shop
Vancouver’s Granville Island Broom Company specializes in handmade brooms, with some models expensive enough to make an ordinary supermarket broom seem like a bargain.
A Whole Store Dedicated to Hot Sauce
At Spice Is Nice in Sanford, Florida, shelves are packed with hot sauces in every flavor and heat level imaginable, from mild blends to seriously spicy varieties.
This Store Had a Serious Cat Obsession
When a cat-themed shop closed, its remaining merchandise ended up at a thrift store, leaving a display filled with feline ornaments and miniature figures.
This Shop Takes Umbrellas Very Seriously
London’s James Smith & Sons has specialized in umbrellas and walking sticks since 1830, including handcrafted designs with animal-shaped handles and traditional wooden shafts.
Everything in This Store Is Purple
Clothes, accessories, and everyday objects all share one thing in this unusual shop: they’re purple.
This Store Is Basically a Pickle Paradise
At The Pickle Guys in New York City, customers can choose from different varieties of pickles, including sour, sweet, spicy, and traditional fermented favorites.
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