Reading Sky Mall
When we flew back from Sweden last week, I stole the highly laughable magazine Sky Mall, a magazine full with things you don't need. It is, however, pretty fun to look through; there is just no end to what crazy things they try to sell. Did you ever feel a need for any of these?
Maybe the silliest of them all. Who buys this?
Maybe a clever idea, but really ... Who would keep this alarm clock after having to dig it out from underneth the bed at six thirty every morning for a week?
Cats are not like dogs who catch the ball and bring it back neatly. Schmaltz would bite the head of this mouse in second and all the electronics in it would be dead.
Since when does radar kill germs? Does it?
Doesn't this violate people's right for privacy?
Who in the world wants the litter box in the living room?!?!
Simply stupid.
Plastic rocks? Come on!
Tomatoes upside down ... Why? I ask myself why.
Maybe it feels good, but it looks silly. Probably one of those things you get, but then never use.
Please... Who needs one of these at home?
Maybe the silliest of them all. Who buys this?
Maybe a clever idea, but really ... Who would keep this alarm clock after having to dig it out from underneth the bed at six thirty every morning for a week?
Cats are not like dogs who catch the ball and bring it back neatly. Schmaltz would bite the head of this mouse in second and all the electronics in it would be dead.
Since when does radar kill germs? Does it?
Doesn't this violate people's right for privacy?
Who in the world wants the litter box in the living room?!?!
Simply stupid.
Plastic rocks? Come on!
Tomatoes upside down ... Why? I ask myself why.
Maybe it feels good, but it looks silly. Probably one of those things you get, but then never use.
Please... Who needs one of these at home?
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