A tip of the hat to our American cousins over at Huffington Post for researching this little gem.
It is, as the headline might suggest, a collection of products that make outrageous claims - such as a gadget that will translate your dog's barks, pills that will wake you up on time and Japanese cookies that will increase your bust size.
Ah, it's as if the Internet discovered Private Eye's Gnomemart...
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DVD Rewinder
Isn't it just the worst when you go to your local Blockbuster to rent a DVD and the person before you forgot to rewind it?
Beauty Smile Trainer
We refuse to believe this works better than a little vaseline.
Bowlingual Dog Translator
"Up" comes to the real world with this "dog translator." If this really worked it would actually be kind of terrifying.
F-Cup Cookie
We're not saying that eating cookies WON'T make your breasts bigger, we're just saying that they'll also make the rest of you bigger.
Wake Up On Time Pills
OK, so a delayed-release energy booster doesn't sound THAT crazy, but a product that promises to make you "become a 'Morning Person' overnight" just makes us laugh.
Hoverbike
Like the flying cars and hover boards of "Back To The Future," here's one more futuristic product that probably won't become standard by 2015.
S'Mores Maker
Not only does this take all the fun out of traditional s'mores, but it's just a plastic box that you microwave them in. Better to spend your $13 on extra chocolate and marshmallows.
Handz Off Anti-Masturbatory Gum
If you need something to stop you from masturbating every six hours, maybe you should try something stronger than gum?
Hair-In-A-Can
"What could go wrong?" - Someone about to have a terrible first date.
HD Sunglasses
If you really need these to appreciate the outside world, you might as well just go back inside and keep watching TV.
"Subtle Butt"
This pad sticks to your underwear and claims to neutralize gas odors. Seriously, just watch the video.
Mood Changing Dress
The Bubelle dress reports to change color with your mood. Although we're sure it's using some super advanced technology, we can't help but think of how well mood rings work.
Phone Fingers
They do work... if you press really hard, we guess.
Posted: 18/07/2012 11:41 Updated: 18/07/2012 11:41