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The Internet Treasure Chest
Q-Ray Bracelett
"Set it and forget it!"
The Internet Treasure Chest
Q-Ray Bracelett
"Set it and forget it!"
haha, that ones a classic, I also really like the chef tony knife ones, and a very rare but hillarious "hosy cow" infomercial. You've probably never heard of the hosy cow but it was pretty much a big lawn sprinkler in the shape of a cow. You stuffed a hose up its butt and turned it on and the tail would fly all over the place and spray water, it was supposed to be a toy. It did make an infamous appearance on the late show with david letterman for about a week while he made fun of it saying that you could "watch it urinate on your children."Originally posted by Greg Bernhardt
..."Set it and forget it!"
Originally posted by The Grimmus
set it and forget it is so classic but i hate him so much...the bow flex ofcourse and that computer program that makes you read faster...or dose it?
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