Social media can be a great place to share a joke or try and get rid of your unwanted household items.
One woman unwittingly achieved both in one post, after sharing a snap of baking equipment she was putting up for sale.
The unnamed seller had potential buyers in stitches as they noticed something very x-rated about her photo.
Nestled in among the various cake trays and heart-shaped moulds in her kitchen was a rather risqué tin shaped like a large penis.
Writing alongside the hilarious picture, the woman from Australia, said she was looking for $50 for the entire set.
It's not known whether a lucky baker bought the tins, but people have been having a good giggle over it as a screenshot of her post was later shared on the Kmart Unacks & Roasts Facebook group.
Members left a number of cheeky comments on the page, with one person commenting: "Are you willing to split the lot and sell individually? There's just one in particular I'm in need of?"
Another replied: "Thinking a freshly baked cake in a certain cake tin would go down a treat at the next lodge meeting."
Others pretended not to know what the tin reminded them of.
"The lighthouse one looks useful," joked a third person.
"I love that 'elephant' tin," posted someone else. "Save the 'trunk' for me."
And one woman seemed to be totally oblivious to the whole thing, proclaiming: "This bundle would be so handy for the kids birthdays."
This follows a number of accidental rude birthday cakes, which have been cropping up online, with one mum trying her hardest to make her child an incredible Disney -themed cake for their big day.
The cake, which looks to have been made for a six-year-old's birthday, features an image of the winged horse Pegasus and a silhouette of baby Pegasus, from the hit 1997 animated movie, Hercules.
But the larger animal, made from black icing, ended up looking rather NSFW thanks to an unfortunate gap in between the the adult horse and the baby horse, which made the former look rather well-endowed.
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