(Thanks, Joe!)
]]>I am from Hawaii and I do not support the use of the word "Hawaii" in the name "Hawaiichair."
]]>And even if you're not a gym /abs buff it's not hard to exercise. Just starting walking - one foot in front of th other - or go biking 8-9 miles on the weekend
]]>They call those "Hawaii" chairs because in Hawaii, by law we are required to do that when we sit down to ward off the giant attorney squid.
It is horrible, his immense hulk has destroyed many of our paved roads chasing ambulances.
]]>Two words: lap dance. :)
]]>Thanks for the best laugh I've had all week...never seen anything quite like it. Still laughing, I think I'll watch it again.
]]>This hula product makes me upset. No, not upset at how dumb it is, rather, how dumb I am to not have lowered myself to thinking about such a thing in the first place. I really, really need to figure out how these people come up with these things, so I can make money too.
How about a two-legged chair? Think of the fat you'll burn as you try to stay upright! I'll call it the "Carb Chair!" Your body actually burns calories, WHILE YOU SIT ON IT! It's like magic weight loss but without the effort! Only 15 easy payments of $16.99.
]]>No, I can't think of any situation that doesn't make me laugh hysterically.
]]>If not, be sure to check out the "Tiddy Bear". Good stuff.
]]>i saw this on ellen lol
]]>ugh-And Billy Mays.
]]>They're gonna need seatbelts! I bet Alan Rothenberg The Injury Attorney is already foaming at the mouth over this. Miss I've Fallen And I Can't Get Up is probably on call too. All this needs is a Clapper and Life Alert tie in. A Billy Mays with Oxyclean for those embarrassing stains.
]]>It's been done in Asia (why am I not surprised):
(surprisingly it's a SFW link).
]]>@misstic: Thank God I wasn't the only one!
]]>My pap pap still has one of those fat shakers in his basement, and I always use it when I make the trip home a couple of times a year. It just feels good!
Also: I am not fat. Do with that what you will.
]]>See it in action! This made me laugh pretty hard: [ellen.warnerbros.com]
]]>Sorry, gotta go play it again!
]]>@SGODUN - Me Too!
I'm tingling just thinking about it.
We just got back from Hawaii and we saw no such chair. I think they may be fabricating its authenticity.
]]>Finally!
]]>Like these, actually.
]]>Ha, it makes everyone look like they've gotta pee.
I swear one of the models in the background on the opening of this commercial looked like she was about to hurl because of motion sickness.
]]>This is just too funny. Would get a good thing to get to mess with people.
]]>"It feels great on my abs."
I TOTALLY Thought he said something else!!!!!
]]>Of note it seems QVC in Japan is a tad more visually appealing than it is here :P
]]>Anybody ever see the movie "The Jerk"? I see a class action lawsuit coming on from a lot of cross-eyed... I mean, motion sick people!
]]>For those of you asking, this is a real product. Ellen Degeneres ordered several for her show last week. She sat in one, her guests sat in one, and a handful of audience members were subjected to it as well.
]]>No place of business would allow an employee to bring one of these into work. As soon as they did, there would be a new policy about using only "company purchased office furniture."
And some people are really really fat, and it is sad. I just want Richard Simmons to go help them out and make them feel better about themselves and to get healthy. These chairs are like Richard Simmons only in that they are ridiculous to look at. Simmons actually helps seriously overweight people make themselves better. And the marketers of this chair prey on those people. It make me mad.
]]>The Attack of the show kids tried to do an entire show in the hawaii chair with hilarious results.
]]>"If you can sit, you can get fit. The Hawaii Chair!"
]]>How lazy can people get?! To think you're going to lose weight by sitting on a moving object is just r.e.d.i.c.u.l.o.u.s.!
]]>@mercurypdx: Thanks!
I'm stuck imagining trying to have a serious conversation at work with someone sitting in one of these things. The scene involves a lot of akward pauses and glances.
]]>anyone tried the number yet?
]]>you have got to go to the website. They have an option for a 2 Year warrenty that will cost $100.00 or they have a 3 Month Warrenty that will cost $150.00. Thats not a typo on my part. It's what the warrenty drop down box actually says.
]]>Agreed; without being able to hear what they are saying (no sound at work) really amps up the bizarre level here
]]>I imagine that if you don't keep your feet firmly planted on the floor, you could have a pretty rough ride on that chair. I'm thinking sort of a mechanical bull competition in the office.
]]>Some people will buy anything. Literally, you could put just about anything in front of them, tell them it'll help them in some vague, unclear way and they'll put out their credit card.
People make me sigh.
]]>That actual works by causing muscle contractions. It will tone the muscles, but it won't make you lose weight.
]]>There is NO WAY I can do work in one of those things.
]]>Dont ya just love all the tons of idiotic excercize equipment ads out there? My personal fav was the one that you attach to your stomach & it shocks you. LOL! Shock those pounds away!
Even worse are the bajillions of absultely useless snakeoil remedies out there that make outrageous claims or get around making outrageous claims by using "creative marketing" (my favorite being "head-on").
Actually I really do hate all these companies who sell this crap & muddy the waters for items that actually DO work as they claim.
]]>dood I would get motionsick and ralf all over my keyboard.
]]>That CAN'T be serious. This it right up near the top of my list of stupid products.
]]>God in heaven! I have no sound here at work - what the hell are these things supposed to be used for?!?
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