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Finally, A <em>50 Shades Of Grey</em> Tie-In Product For Babies
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Ben Yakas
Published Aug 18, 2012
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Last week, we had some fun diving into the thriving 50 Shades of Grey secondary market—and we spent quite some time flicking through the 2,000+ 50 Shades-related lifestyle items on Etsy. But Regretsy pointed us to what has to be the most brilliant/horrible items we've seen: 50 Shades baby products. Because nothing says "9 months ago my mommy read Fifty Shades Of Grey… and my dad was too lazy to wear a condom" like these baby onesies. Check out more baby products here! What's next? 50 Shades of Grey lunch boxes reading, "Beat Me, Feed Me"?
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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.
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