That's.......even worse.
That's.......even worse.
A backless robe you say...? Interesting.
Only at Hammacher Schlemmer, the question becomes - why stop at subsurface?
And so cheap! Less than half the price of a full 17 instrument self-contained hootenanny!Yeah I don't think I can beat that.
I didn't know I needed a pool table shaped like a 50s Cadillac, but now it's all i can think about!
Rest easy knowing that you too spared no expense!I probably should buy the T-rex skull.
I'm not really sure where I would put something like that, or even how to get it in my house.
I'll have to figure something out.
For the man who has everything, why not mash some of that everything together to make it underwater capable, flying, retro, or bespoke?This is great. Sort by price high to low and it's a huge list of things that a character in a comedy movie would buy after winning the lottery.
Don't let your reach exceed your grasp, and fear not! HS is on hand to provide a less expensive option for those on a budget.I've never wanted anything more in my life then I want that Superplexus, the track is longer the a football field! Atleast 425 turns! YOU HAVE TO TRAVEL ACROSS A 1/16TH INCH WIRE AT MULTIPLE POINTS!
I need this in my life, I can't die happy until I've completed it.
Oh my sweet summer child.
Allow me to introduce you to the madness that is Hammacher Schlemmer:
Superplexus 3D Gravity Ball Maze, a mere $55k
When I first saw this I thought it was a trick to get Trumper rubes to spend money
Hey now. I actually caught a bunch of fish with one of those.
I saw this commercial earlier this year on a trip to New Orleans before Covid lockdown started and I thought it was a parody, before someone told me it was real.
It is a robe indeed, but it already has a back. Some drunk genius just put it on backwards and sold millions of it.
Gift cards. Just give cash, it's infinitely more flexible for the recipient and doesn't create excess waste. I've always thought they were pointless. I suppose you could argue it shows more thought in terms of gift giving than cash, you narrowed it down to a broad category of store the recipient might be interested in, but for me it just seems needlessly restrictive. What if they didn't want anything from a particular shop? Now they're stuck with it, or left to sell it for a percentage of the card's value.
I forgot about that over-engineered PoS.
Gift cards. Just give cash, it's infinitely more flexible for the recipient and doesn't create excess waste. I've always thought they were pointless. I suppose you could argue it shows more thought in terms of gift giving than cash, you narrowed it down to a broad category of store the recipient might be interested in, but for me it just seems needlessly restrictive. What if they didn't want anything from a particular shop? Now they're stuck with it, or left to sell it for a percentage of the card's value.