51 Online Users Share Photos Of Funny And Epic Fail Ways To Sell A Mirror
Selling mirrors is hard, and these photos prove it.
Some people sell mirrors like they’re moving furniture. Others sell them like they’re running a one-person horror movie, a cat cameo, and a “please don’t stand here” photo shoot all at once.
This whole mess starts with sellers posting listings that should be simple, but somehow turn into chaos: a human stand-in in the frame, a Kermit moment, a scary mirror stare, and plenty of “wait, is the naked person part of the deal?” energy. Then you’ve got the angles, the masks, the paper bag disguise, and the dogs lined up like they’re the measurement unit for bad decisions.
By the time you reach the reflections, the hidden faces, and the random pets, you realize these mirrors are basically cursed salespeople.
1. Mirror with a human stand for sale?
Facebook2. She thought she wasn't going to be in it.
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4. Kermit, why?
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5. The whole photo looks like an avant-garde painting.
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6. The seller's holding the cat up. Maybe it's included?
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7. Boo!
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8. That is one scary mirror.
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9. We get it. You don't want your face shown.
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10. Seller can't wait to sell the mirror, even if there's someone standing there naked.
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11. Peek-a-boo! I don't see you!
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12. The mask wasn't enough. We can see the tattoos.
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13. It looks like a painting.
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14. "Dogs for Scale"
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15. You don't get the masked guy, sorry.
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16. Banana costume included?
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17. Seller has a creepy collection.
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18. People wouldn't be enticed.
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19. That face, though.
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20. This goofy boy will help get the mirror sold immediately.
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21. The cat did its job.
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22. As the seller was taking a photo, this happened.
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And if you think the mirror listing was chaotic, a roommate refusing to share groceries and dodging reimbursement gets even messier.
23. Look at the sheer number of reflections this mirror can capture!
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24. There's someone behind you!
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25. That is one handsome doggo!
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26. Is this person flying?
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27. Now that's freaky!
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28. Don't want to be seen? Use a paper bag!
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29. Now if only those doggos were included.
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30. Two people are better than one.
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31. Little one helps out.
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32. Michael Myers' side hustle.
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33. That pupper may be hangry all the time, but it's not included.
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34. Yee-haw!
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35. That angle won't help sell it.
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37. A very nice way to hide your face: Be Spiderman.
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38. You can discover your best angles with this mirror.
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39. This person needs to go to the restroom first before doing this job.
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40. Seller clarifies that the dog isn't included.
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41. They did their best not to be seen.
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42. Cat appreciating its beauty.
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43. See? We weren't kidding when we said that Michael Myers had a side job!
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44. Seller felt the need to demonstrate. This is the result.
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45. Was that intentional?
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46. The best way to sell a mirror:
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47. Did people fall for this?
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48. That evil stare.
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49. Are you selling this human? How am I supposed to appreciate my beauty in all its majesty?
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50. Doggo is angry, which is probably why this mirror is being sold.
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51. He couldn't help flexing.
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Right after the “mirror with a human stand for sale?” post, the listing immediately goes off the rails with someone who thought they wouldn’t be in the photo at all.
Then the seller tries to fix the vibe by holding the cat up, but somehow it makes the whole listing feel like the cat is included and the mirror is judging you.
Next thing you know, you’re staring at a masked guy, a banana costume, and a “Michael Myers’ side hustle” moment, because apparently hiding your face is only fun if the reflection looks evil.
And when the seller demonstrates the “best way to sell a mirror” with dogs for scale, flying accusations, and a “that face, though” stare, people are left wondering what exactly they’re buying.
It seems like these folks were in such a hurry to sell that mirror that they overlooked a simple solution: checking out tutorials on photographing mirrors without catching their own reflection.
There are so many of those on YouTube and TikTok. But, oh well!
At least the internet has another reason to chuckle as they scroll through their phones!
Nobody wants to be the surprise extra in a mirror listing.
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