Here’s the scenario: you open Facebook Marketplace to see if you can snag something for a sweet deal. Instead, you find some of the most absurd listings that irked you at first but eventually made you bust out laughing.

Air from 2019, a crematorium on wheels, and a painting of Jesus embracing baby Grimace. These are the listings you’ve been dealing with. You’re not crazy enough to buy any of these items (yet), but they likely grabbed your attention and made you want to know more.

We have more where that came from as you scroll through this list. May this leave you thoroughly entertained today.

#1 I Really Wanted To Get This And Hang It Above My Bed. My Husband Wasn’t Quite Sure About That

#2 I Love Facebook

#3 I Can’t Stop Laughing At This Listing I Saw On Fb Marketplace

Facebook Marketplace has been a popular destination for people looking for a sweet deal on specific items. It has been a hit, particularly among young people, something that University of Georgia marketing professor Yoo-Kyoung Seock attributes to the platform’s focus on resales.

#4 Seen On Facebook Marketplace, Listed For $100

#5 Horse Coffee Mug

#6 Hey, If It Works It Works

“Younger buyers are drawn to affordability and sustainability,” Seock said in a 2025 interview with NBC. “Marketplace offers both.”

EMarketer Vice President and principal analyst Jasmine Enberg says affordability is also why sellers prefer the platform, noting that Facebook Marketplace has no fees.

#7 Is This Insane Enough?

#8 Marketplace Blunder

#9 Local Facebook Marketplace

Because of the variety of used items you can find on Facebook Marketplace, experts like University of Buffalo marketing professor Charles Lindsey refer to it as the “flea market of the internet.” However, it also attracts potential buyers because of how it offers transparency and security.

#10 Was The Demo Necessary

#11 Stick It To Your Ex For 20 Bucks

#12 Found In Marketplace

I found this posting and knew i needed to share it with someone. This is for sale on marketplace. It’s a frame for tying a pig to for cooking. I guess someone had to demonstrate it.

“There’s a bit more security with Facebook Marketplace in that you can see the seller’s profile to better vet if they are a real person versus using sites such as Craigslist, where there is a lot more anonymity,” designer Karen Nepacena told Good Housekeeping.

#13 Should I……

#14 Crematorium

#15 The First Thing I See When I Open Facebook

Today’s digital world revolves around algorithms, and Facebook Marketplace is no different. For Nepacena, this allows buyers to have a seemingly more serendipitous experience with the items they intend to purchase.

“Facebook Marketplace differs in that you can be ultra-specific on what you are searching for and wait for just the right item to come in your direction,” she said.