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Funny Performance Plus Nuclear Duct Tape Review

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Nuclear Tape!?

Nuclear Tape!?

1 Star Review by Ian C. Guch:

As I do most Sundays, I was working in the back yard on the grill. Because the dude next door is an Al Qaeda operative and he doesn’t lock his shed, I figured, hey, what the hell, let’s beef up the grill with some bomb grade plutonium. Because I didn’t have anything handy to hold it in place, I stuck it down with this 3M nuclear duct tape. After all, I don’t want my burgers exposed directly to radiation!

That seemed like a good idea at the time, but when I threw a steak on the grill, not only was the steak cooked way too quickly, but the gamma rays jumped right through the tape and caused the steak to start glowing. It also tasted funny, so I can’t say I recommend this product at all!

5 Star Review by HoneyBearSF:

When we found cracks in the containment structure, we used to have to shut the whole plant down; then there was a lot of hassle with the nuclear regulatory agency about structural integrity and environmental contamination. With this quality duct tape, that’s all in the past. Now, when we see a cracked or crumbling wall, we just bring out the tape. The slate blue blends right in. I do recommend that you use use double layers for openings near the reactor core.

5 Star Review by ClarkstonCracker:

After a long night of beer and hot wings, I decided to overnight this tape to my house, as I knew what was going to happen.

After the epic birthing of a giant brown monster, I used 3M’s performance plus nuclear tape to seal around the bathroom’s door into the bedroom. To my surprise, my wife and children never did smell what I had to endure.

After 5 months, 29 days, I removed the tape, and I was happy to find no sticky residue left on the door frame.

I do see Amazon is now selling this for [...] I wish I would have waited, as I did pay full price.

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Relaxman Relaxation Capsule Review

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Relaxman Relaxation Capsule

Relaxman Relaxation Capsule

3 Star Review by Eric Krupin:

The Product Description fails to mention a very important issue. When used below the equator, the Relaxman’s negative-ion atmosphere actually becomes a positive-ion atmosphere. Consequently, far from relaxing you, it will only make you angrier and angrier. If a user doesn’t recognize this in time, obviously the results could be tragic.

It’s not clear if the Biotonus Clinic – which, being world famous, obviously needs no introduction – simply wasn’t planning on marketing this product in, say, sub-Saharan Africa. But as Madonna’s recent humanitarian visit illustrates, there are desperately impoverished countries like Malawi that may be equally desperate in their search for relaxation. If that search leads them to the Relaxman Relaxation Capsule… well, I’d rather not think about it.

On a side note: since it costs only a Lincoln short of 40 large, I assume the Relaxman will be included in the ban of luxury-good imports to North Korea. I hope that the deciding bodies at the United Nations will consider making an exception in this one case. That Kim Jong-Il seems a little wound up. Who knows? The Relaxman’s brand of environmental therapy might end up easing tensions throughout the whole Korean peninsula.

2 Star Review by Apoem:

I bought one for my husband and then went searching for the matching Relaxwoman Relaxation Capsule. Much to my consternation and frustration, there isn’t one. It seems the makers of this product believe only men get stressed?! This works great for my husband who loves his and uses it often. Unfortunately, I am left to stew and be angry on the outside as it’s for men, as my husband often reminds me. So until they make one for women, I will continue to give this a low ranking.

3 Star Review by Not A Delorean:

I wasn’t sure if this was a tanning booth or a time machine, but since there was an Amazon Deal of the Day discount on top of the already low price, I figured it’s worth a look.

Pros:
Good to take on a business trip to fight jet lag
Negative ion-enriched atmosphere keeps cigarette smoke in check

Cons:
You can’t pick up FM stations if you shut the door
All the water leaks out when you open the door

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UFO-01 Detector Review

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UFO-01 Detector

UFO-01 Detector

1 Star Review by Stephen:

Ok, how do I explain? I’ve been picked up off and on during the years. Each time I’m picked up, I get probed. And not just by a little gray. And not just once or twice. The whole darn ship of ‘em line up to probe me. Repeatedly.

So, I bought this device, thinking that if it went off, I’d have time to escape to my lead-lined safe room, or at least grab a weapon. So what happened? Not what I expected. It didn’t give me any warning at all. The range is extremely limited. Only later did I see the disclaimer: “For best results, hold directly under saucer.”

Anyway, I woke up in the ship as I was being probed. And this stupid product was beeping. It kept beeping the whole time that I was being probed by every single crewman. Do you have any idea how annoying it can be to hear tinny beeping as you are being probed by a ship full of grays?

Worst of all, the company would not give me a refund.

5 Star Review by Patricia:

Truly, (and I DO mean truly!), I have seen just one UFO in my life. It was about 2:00 in the afternoon — broad daylight! — and the sky was a bright, bright blue. No clouds in the sky at all. I happened to be lying down in bed, then, (backward — my head was at the foot of the bed), and looking out the window, thinking of nothing in particular. Suddenly, I saw this HUGE flying saucer go through the sky right outside my window! It was golden, and was shaped somewhat like a bicycle wheel — a solid middle section, with spokes, that led to the circumference section. (Someone who I told this to, remarked that it sounded like the Biblical Eziekel’s “Wheel in a Wheel”. I suppose it was.) I wanted to grab my camera — but I forgot where I had put it. So, I just stared at the thing as it went quickly through the sky. In about a minute, it had disappeared. I didn’t know what to do — so I did nothing. I didn’t even call the Air Force or anything, and sadly, I don’t now remember the day that it happened. But it DID happen. A UFO flying throught the skies of NorthEast Queens, NY!(Anyone else seen one there? When?)

If I had then had the UFO detector, here offered, I might have been prepared, and so would have looked for, (and hopefully FOUND), my camera before the UFO arrived. Well, I didn’t have it then, so the opportunity was lost. I haven’t seen any since then, either. Also, (sadly), my budget is a bit tight now, so any buying of UFO detectors will have to wait a while for me. However, I DO intend to put this item on my “Wish List”, so that, should I ever have enough money, I’ll be reminded to buy it! (Or maybe one of my friends will give it to me for my birthday — I hope!)

NOTE; Here is a funny saying I once saw printed on a T-Shirt: ‘U.F.O.s ARE REAL. THE AIR-FORCE DOESN’T EXIST.” (Hmmm…my first cousin’s husband was an Air Force Major, and he was a REALLY nice guy, so maybe the above should be taken for comical purposes, only….)

But, I’ve also gotten to thinking: If this item can really detect the approach of U.F.O.s of one sort, (Unidentified Flying Objects), could it not also detect, in advance, the arrival of U.F.O.s of another sort? I speak here of UNIFORMED FEDERAL OFFICERS! No — I haven’t broken any laws, (yet, anyway), and, (especially as I am proudly a lawyer’s daughter), sincerely hope never to do so. Or
have to do so. But you can never tell what NEW laws state and federal legislators may decide to pass. Will it someday be illegal to leave a light on in a room one is not occupying, (and will there be sensors attached to every room, to alert authorities of this?) Will the non-and-or-late-return of library books someday involve not only paying a fine, but an escalating number of days in jail, depending on how late the books are returned? (And — what about those tags I took off, from the pillows I bought in former years, when the words, “This Tag May Not Be Removed, Under Penalty Of Law”, were printed on every single pillow tag — (without the very recently added words: “….except by the consumer.”) Is this a “grandfathered” law? Even if the “Pillow Police” have been disbanded for recent transgressions — or is that, recent non-transgressiosn — do the tags I so thoughtlessly and carelessly took off pillows in former years, still count as crimes? Are the “Pillow Police” even now after me for so thoughtlessly and unlawfully taking tags off those many pillows for most of my life? (PLEASE don’t tell them you saw this admission in my review, here, folks!)

Hmm….maybe I SHOULD buy this U.F.O. detector — right now! I may never see another “Unidentfied Flying Object”, in my life….but you can never, never tell when those “Uniformed Federal Officers” will show up!

P.S.: I AM EAGERLY AWAITING THE NEXT PROMISED PRODUCT FROM THIS MANUFACTURER: THE WORLD’S FIRST WORKING PORTABLE, POCKET TIME MACHINE! I HOPE YOU ARE, TOO!

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