The British began to adopt pickled onions

British housewives have found a clever way to make money in a crisis - they opened the adoption agency pickled onions. For a small amount of customers are invited to take care of pretty pink bulb and thus save her from loneliness and suffering in a glass jar, writes British newspaper Metro.Such a crazy idea came up four women living in the British county of Kent, as they sat at the bar, sipping beer and pondered how to make money. Women fingering options business, which they could set up, but nowhere came. As a result, sitting beside a man, tired of listening to women talk, butted into the conversation and angrily said, "Why do not you make money on adoptions bloody bow?". Coming home, 46-year-old Diana Connor thought over thrown randomly companion phrase, and decided that adopt bow - not a bad idea.Together with her friends Connor opened the site in which only 7 pounds offers people "to rescue from loneliness pretty pickled onion," which "will be a great friend to you and your family." Every order of the British housewife to be creative. They think carefully about the appearance of their "pickled baby" by attaching them to the eyes, mouth and nose, and sew each bulb headgear.Included with the "irreplaceable friend," is file a detailed biography and photograph of the bulb of the former captive banks with the marinade, which eventually found freedom and smiles. Customers can come up with the bulb type that they want to adopt (eg, "onion-fireman" or "bow-invalid"), or choose a friend from a catalog. A bestseller at the moment is the owner of the onion gay bar.