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FrozenGate by Avery

FAIL THREAD!!!!

Prototype said:
Yeah, the shakeweight has been around for a while, but this is the first I've seen of a shakeweight for men.
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Well, is for rights parity ..... also men have the right to shake things, not just women .....

..... er .....

..... i need some caffeine, BRB .....

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Those shake weights don't weight much. I saw one at an "As Seen on TV" store. They probably don't give you much of a workout IMHO. The commercial with the females was aired on TV quite a bit. Everybody I work with would stare at the TV everytime that commerical came on. lol
 
That was on Australian TV this year... they cut out the part that explain what they were doing, but the mother said he doesn't usually act like that, and he actually loves books and he is always grateful. They then take out a toy they knew he already had.... and this was his reaction.

 
My mother would have killed me if I was like that.
I remember one year, we didn't have much money and I got a transformer knockoff for xmas.
All it did was legs folded out of the bottom of a 2" metal train and it had a face painted on the bottom.
I played with that thing for the longest time though, so grateful to have SOMETHING.
Everyone should be poor at least one time in their life, just to appreciate what they have.
I honestly think my imagination is better than if I was given anything I could have ever wanted, one of my friends grew up like that and he has the imagination of a stick.
Personally, I think parents that give a crap about you are a better alternative than the ones that buy you stuff instead of spending time.
 
AUTO XX said:
Everyone should be poor at least one time in their life, just to appreciate what they have.
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Damn straight! And wealth should be earned, not simply given or "entitled" to a person. Maybe it'll make people value more than the toys that fill their empty lives.
 
Not sure if this has been posted in the thread yet... These guys have to be the unluckiest burglars I have ever seen.
Fail (twice) at breaking a window:
 
AUTO XX said:
My mother would have killed me if I was like that.
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Same here. Its the parents fault not the kids. I've seen my 5 year old nephew get over $600 in Christmas presents, and cry because he didnt get everything he wanted. I wanted to slap my brother in the head. I've also seen my friends kids get normal toys for Christmas, and they sat around playing with the extra cardboard, tape, and ribbons from the presents more than the toys.

The biggest excuse I hear is "I want my kids to have what I couldnt." Thats a left over phrase from the 1930's depression. Its the lack of something that makes you appreciate its value, not the abundance. Christmas is suppose to be about giving, not what you get.
 
Uhm, i don't know why, but something give me the subtle impression that those peoples don't like too much snatchers, there ..... :p :D
 
hehe i thought that theif would get away easily....apparently thats impossible when half of china is throwing chairs at you
 
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