Rayliad Poetry Tiles - 536 Fightin' Words Word Magnets - Obscenities Insults and Swear Words Themed Kit for Refrigerator Poems and Stories

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The Poetry Tiles Story Sam, one of the designers of this set of magnet words, discovered magnet poetry on a date. He and his girlfriend went out for lunch and found a long metal wall in the restaurant covered in tiny magnets. They started making poems from the moment they sat down. The poems were easy to put together, especially considering that neither person had written or enjoyed poems before. It was a lot of fun and made for a memorable lunch. Inspired by the product, Sam got with his business partner “D” to design a set of tiles—the Rayliad Poetry Tiles Essentials Kit. This Fightin' Words kit was made shortly after due to popular demand. Sam and D carefully trolled through the gutters of their minds to come up with the sickest burns and wicked insults they could think of to make the best magnetic insults kit the world has ever seen. Trust them when they say it’s not safe for work and not recommended for kids. Helpful Details Huge selection of cuss words, insults, and put downs (412 tiles). All the four-letter words love. Enough connecting words that you don’t need to buy a separate kit (124 tiles) Packaged in a high quality gift box (4.75” x 4” x .7”) Each tile is 0.375” tall by a variable length up to 1.25” for the longest words. Express Yourself Click Add to Cart to get your kit and start throwing shade. The Rayliad Promise We stand behind our magnet set so please contact us if you have any issues with the product, and we will make things right. About Rayliad Rayliad is a small Arizona-based business committed to making products that help you enjoy your living space more. P.S. If you’re looking for a metal display board specifically made for Poetry Tiles, search for the phrase ‘Rayliad Magnet Board’.