Comments on: Another 10 Ridiculous Products

By: lermruvqdj

lermruvqdj — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 09:23:16 +0000

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By: Liz

Liz — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 23:30:14 +0000

This isn’t a list of ridiculous products, it’s a list of products you personally don’t like

By: BakingDiva

BakingDiva — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 23:58:22 +0000

Thank you! Finally someone who has a heart! Like I said in my other comment, when my dog has certain problems with having accidents in the house (not because it’s a puppy and not potty trained) I’m not just going to put them down!

By: BakingDiva

BakingDiva — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 23:54:30 +0000

Okay, lets get something straight. First of all I’m 16 years old, and though I might not be the genius that you OBVIOUSLY think you are, I can spell, I can comprehend words with more than five characters in them and that don’t include numbers. Just because people text like that doesn’t mean they’re stupid either. Usually it’s just a way to save time. Also I found your opinion on the doggie diapers really insensitive. Now I’m definitely not saying that “doggie diapers” are a great idea, but I had a dog who I’ve had for my whole life, and she was a great friend to me. The only thing that was wrong with her was her bladder problems due to diabetes. Instead of putting her down because of this, my family used regular baby diapers on her. Sure I may sound absolutely ridiculous, but how about you get yourself a dog, fall in love with it, include it in your family, find out it has diabetes, and then STILL have the nerve to put it down. Go ahead.

By: abella

abella — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 16:06:11 +0000

The Smart car, while not as big of a seller as expected, does pretty well here in Austria – particularly in the city where parking is hard to find and being able to fit into a tiny space a big plus.

By: omg lemonade

omg lemonade — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 11:19:17 +0000

number 2, that is 1 of the many reasons i’m ashamed of living in new zealand

By: Mish

Mish — Sun, 09 Oct 2011 08:47:55 +0000

I’m pretty sure the main reason for the existence of doggie diapers is equivalent to the use of pads/tampons for women…

By: Ladybug

Ladybug — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 21:24:36 +0000

this list is only “ridiculous” if you ignore the time periods that they were (mostly) being offered, at least as far as the electronics go. How is the videocamera any more ridiculous than shooting video on your telephone? And people STILL buy video cameras, so I would think that it’s not so useless after all. As far as doggy diapers, they ARE helpful for dogs that may become disabled but can still live full lives (such as after spinal damage) or are elderly but still in relative good health. We should really kill our beloved pets if there is a viable alternative? Plus the list would have been much better if you explained in more detail what made something ridiculous or why it was ridiculous—a car like legos? What the heck do you mean by that? The picture didn’t show anything like that. What was wrong with the smart car? You don’t explain. Now the CED WAS ridiculous, but you explained why–however, when was this offered? Was it before CDs? After?

By: AV

AV — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 14:04:06 +0000

The camcorder a bad invention? Just because you look stupid in a couple of movies you could erase does not make it a bad invention! My youngest child got to see a grandfather that died before she was born and can see my wedding video. What a horrible idea.
The cell phone has saved countless lives and texting has allowed cheap and easy communication without the use of a computer, but wow, young people use it to misspell words! Oh no! Let’s burn all the cell phones and next time people witness a crime or is in an accident, but cannot call for help, we will tell them that young people were using this device to misspell words!
If people want to eat pork brains isn’t it their own business? Some researches indicate no connection between high cholesterol and heart diseases, but you know it all! Heck, some people eat fish eggs, bugs and frog legs and call it a delicacy, but I did not see that on your list.
I love parts of your list, but when you come up short three items, do a little research, instead of going with your gut.

By: Jon

Jon — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 02:00:59 +0000

I personally find the author’s humor (or lack thereof) to be obnoxious, not to mention offensive. While I don’t really care about the offensive part (who doesn’t like some dark humor once in a while?) their attempts at the funny-edgy-offensive aspect of that brand of comedy seem to have forgotten about the funny and edgy parts. Disagree all you want