A woman was shocked to find a pretty rude looking ornament in her local Poundland.
Yeah, that's supposed to be a mushroom apparently... what were you thinking?
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Sharing a photo of the silver ornament on the Facebook group Extreme Couponing & Bargains, she wrote: "Amazing bargain in Poundland!
"Although I couldn't bring myself to buy this mushroom for my daughters fairy garden... others might."
And she wasn't the only one who got a laugh out of the unusual-looking ornament, one person replied: "I thought you bought that earlier in Ann Summers."
A second person joked: "I think it's for the lady garden."
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Earlier this year, a fellow Poundland shopper was shocked to discover just how anatomically correct the small toy animals were.
The mum posted to a Facebook group called Poundland Appreciation Society (which sounds brilliant, by the way) to say that her little girl had pointed out the penis on her toy giraffe.
Sharing a snap of the - very clearly male - giraffe toy, the mum wrote: "So... my two-year-old girl chose this today and brought it home to say 'mam... giraffe's got a willy'. She's not wrong is she." She is not.
Other parents then rushed to check if their Poundland toy animals also had d***s and it turns out that, yep, they do, with people sharing dogs, horses and a lion all with pensis. Well, it's attention to detail, isn't it?
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One person wrote: "My son chose this toy dog then when we got home I saw it also had a very real willy."
Someone else chipped in: "We have the horses and dogs with the same... humm... Detail. I was mortified.
"Probably more detail on it than the animal to be fair."
But one parent was in favour of it, arguing: "Tbh I think it's great that kids toys can be anatomically correct without it being seen as 'unnecessary or sexualising'."
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When LADbible reached out to Poundland about the toys, the company cheekily replied: "It's the little details that count." Fair enough.
Featured Image Credit: Facebook/Extreme Couponing & Bargains