5 Weird Things You Can Rent Online

 

Short-term rentals on toys, cars and even wedding finery have all been done to death; The internet and digital world have much more to offer .. We decided to check and found an interesting list of the weirdest things you can hire online :

Dead body Freezer Box ( This is what they call it online ! )

Planning to ape Dexter? On offer, to indulge your serial-killerish tendencies is a Dead Body Freezer Box. Offered by a kindly gentleman on a popular site, it may be accompanied by some freezing tips for you !

 

Jungle Dancers

No kidding. Pay these guys to have your message painted on their torso before they dance ‘Hakuna Matata’ in the wilderness- just for you. They may not groove like MJ but their junglee thumkas are bang on! Be it a creepy love declaration or a prank on your friend, their video message can be as comical as it is weird.

 

A Womb

If you’ve been googling ‘rental mother for baby’ in vain, then look no further. Apparently now you can rent a womb on some of the popular online classified sites. This is taking surrogacy to the next level. It is something that was very popular in India, but in 2015, the Indian government effectively banned paid surrogacy for foreigners. If you are looking to have a baby via surrogacy, it’s always best to use a reputable agency. If you are interested, this guide walks through the process and will provide more information about proper surrogacy.

 

Cat Sitter and Pet Chef

Ideal for pet parents, you can hire cat sitters to stay home with your cat when you are away at work or a vacation. This feline friendly female is a pet chef who vows to entertain and even cook gourmet meals for your furry friend!

 

 

A Celebrity

Be it your wedding sangeet or a huge birthday bash hiring a celeb to shake a leg or make an appearance is no biggie. All you have to do is reach out to their manager and talk pricing and Voila! You can wow your guests with a Bollywood or Tollywood celeb at your party.

 

Wonders will never cease, will they ?

 

# All images used for representation only.

Aditi Balsaver