#crazy products

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Insane things you can buy:

https://www.dhgate.com/goods/897784109.html

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Though some information is conflicting

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Wait Until You See These 31 Inventions. You’re Going To Want Them All.

Wait Until You See These 31 Inventions. You’re Going To Want Them All.

You’ve never heard of these 31 inventions before, but you’re going to want them all. Seriously. Some of these are pure genius, with the potential to change your life. Others, well… I’ll let you decide for yourself.    So sit back, relax, pull up your Amazon Wish List, and get your wallet ready. First though, you should probably hide your credit card.  1.) So simple. I need this. Full Punch 2.)…

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Wait Until You See These 31 Inventions. You’re Going To Want Them All.

Wait Until You See These 31 Inventions. You’re Going To Want Them All.

You’ve never heard of these 31 inventions before, but you’re going to want them all. Seriously. Some of these are pure genius, with the potential to change your life. Others, well… I’ll let you decide for yourself.

So sit back, relax, pull up your Amazon Wish List, and get your wallet ready. First though, you should probably hide your credit card.

1.) So simple. I need this.

Full Punch2.)…

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Let me play you the song of my people

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Crazy Products  review and discounts

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oh my god

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WTF, Mate? Weird stuff from around the world

I have run across/been sent by Gabe a number of crazy products recently, and I thought I'd share the fun with you. As you may have been able to predict, 2/3 come from Japan:

Virgin Atlantic Upper Class passengers "enjoy some chill out time with Richard Branson" a.k.a. get Sir Richard face-shaped ice cubes in their beverages:  

In an effort to curb global warming by reducing summer air conditioner dependence, Japanese company invents ice bra complete with mini fan, mint leaves, and wind chimes:        

Speaking of Japan, Sega has developed the Toylet - the first urine-powered video game:  "Pee straight and hard at the pressure sensor to fill a coffee can, shoot milk from a guy's nose or blow wind up a girl's skirt. The equipment costs $1,750, while urinators get bragging rights for having the strongest pee for $125 per game." I'm not even sure what to say about all that.