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Vajazzlin’!
Posted on February 27th, 2010 No comments
You can bedazzle your sweater. You can bedazzle a pair of jeans. But have you ever considered bedazzling your privates?Enter the latest fashion trend: Vajazzling! New York City’s Completely Bare Spa offers a special waxing service, “followed by a Swarovski crystal tattoo design in starburst, butterfly, heart and other shapes.” According to Jennifer Love Hewitt, getting her “precious lady” covered in crystals was just what she needed to get over a breakup. “It shined like a disco ball.”
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Another device “featured” by Ellen
Posted on February 11th, 2010 No commentsEllen’s at it again, this time showing her latest favorite fitness product, the 3 Minute Legs, and once again, the creators of the product brag about being “featured” on Ellen’s show.
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Ellen endorses the Shake Weight… kind of
Posted on January 23rd, 2010 No commentsIt’s hard to look at a commercial for the Shake Weight and take it seriously. Ellen realized this and not only showed the commercial on her show but gave the ridiculous device to everyone in the audience.
According to Ellen, the Shake Weight is good for “working out muscles I have never worked out in my life!” (Take a look how it moves and you’ll understand what she means.)
The creators of Shake Weight claim that “Ellen loves her new discovery.” Oddly enough, however, they don’t include a link to the clip of her show.
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Bad Boys
Posted on November 29th, 2009 No commentsNext time you tell someone that you take aerobics, be careful — they might think this is what you do at the gym.
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A hat that makes you smile
Posted on November 9th, 2009 No comments
It’s been shown that the act of smiling has a positive emotional effect on the smiler. It therefore stands to reason that any device which constantly reminds us to smile must be good for us.Enter the Happiness Hat. A sensor measures whether you’re smiling or not, and if the answer is no, you get jabbed in the head with a metal spike.
Says Lauren McCarthy, the inventor of the device, “I’m not suggesting we stab people until they smile. I’m interested in whether technology can teach us to be more human.”



