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[Donny]

Pinky GLOVES
These plastic gloves allow women to remove tampons without getting blood on their hands and to discreetly dispose of them. The two male inventors pitched their idea to investors on Germany’s Shark Tank TV program. They understood women because they had once lived with a female housemate and noticed period products in the rubbish bin. Lucky for them celebrity investor Ralf Dümmel invested €35,000.

Unlucky for them: Women HATED the product. How could these men think this dumb product was revolutionary? How dare they try to shame women for being unclean while changing their tampons when 70% of men don't wash their hands after peeing at public toilets.

The male inventors realized their mistake and later apologized, “Please stop attacking and threatening us. The development of our product and our communication was not well thought out. People make mistakes - and you have to deal with mistakes, you have to learn from them and you should also be given the chance to work on mistakes.”

you´re a fucking weirdo ..Kiddies dolls & tampon gloves 

[Krankenstein]

you´re a fucking weirdo ..Kiddies dolls & tampon gloves 

Hey fuckhead...its FAILED products over time. 

[Donny]

Hey fuckhead...its FAILED products over time.

Nah...you´re a fucking Devo  nobody thinks about shit like that

[Krankenstein]

Nah...you´re a fucking Devo  nobody thinks about shit like that

Devo

[wes]

Jarts Lawn Darts
These outdoor game darts had weighted metal spikes, not especially sharp but heavy. And very dangerous. The box warned that this was not a game for children. But this did not prevent over 6000 children from getting seriously hurt, many with permanent injuries. After lawn darts killed three children they were banned in 1988.

(I actually had these as a kid)

We had those bad boys too.....lots of fun !!

[wes]

Devo

Now whip it.......whip it good!  LOL   

[Krankenstein]

We had those bad boys too.....lots of fun !!

Watch out or Donny will yell at you for encouraging murder of kids!!!

[Donny]

Watch out or Donny will yell at you for encouraging murder of kids!!!

Hopefully you don´t live near a Kindergarten 

[Krankenstein]

Hopefully you don´t live near a Kindergarten 

What are you implying Donny?  Say it, bitch

[Krankenstein]

Concord
Sony’s video game Concord was released in August 2024. The game took eight years to develop but was pulled off the market after only two weeks. Development began just as the genre-defining hit, Overwatch, launched, of which the gaming community is certain Concord is a blatant imitation. While making a spinoff of a great game isn't inherently bad, doing so nearly a decade later in a market oversaturated with similar games is naive. Especially when most games like Concord today are free. Concord charged $40. And not doing marketing is not so smart either. Most gamers only learned about Concord when news of its failure spread. With fewer than 700 players at its peak, it was called “one of the biggest failures in gaming that the industry has ever seen.”

[wes]

Another failed toy deemed dangerous.

Clackers, popular in the 1970s and revived later, are a dangerous toy consisting of two hard plastic or acrylic balls connected by a string, which are swung to clash together and create a loud noise.

They are infamous for shattering, exploding, or breaking off, causing injury, which led to a 1971 FDA warning.

They were banned or had warnings issued in many areas during the 1970s due to being recognized as a "mechanical hazard.

[wes]

Watch out or Donny will yell at you for encouraging murder of kids!!!

I`m skerred !! 

[Krankenstein]

Clackers, popular in the 1970s and revived later, are a dangerous toy consisting of two hard plastic or acrylic balls connected by a string, which are swung to clash together and create a loud noise.

Did you get Donny's approval before posting this??

[Krankenstein]

Game.com
Tiger Electronics was a producer of low-budget gaming devices. The game.com was their attempt to enter the higher end of the market. While the device was innovative for its time, the games were terrible - monsters resembled ugly inkblots and the music was more noise than tune. One influential game reviewer wrote, “If you die and go to hell, this is the music they play in the elevator on the way down.”

[wes]

Did you get Donny's approval before posting this??

Oops......I forgot, to ask him......I hope he doesn`t chastise me.
 

[Krankenstein]

Olestra
“100% Satisfaction, 0% Guilt.” These fat-free chips contained the controversial additive Olestra. During the low-calorie craze of the 1990s, several kinds of low-calorie chips were launched, for what could be better than chips that don't make you fat? Olestra quickly lost its appeal due to unpleasant side effects; the body could not absorb the substance, which in larger amounts caused gastric cramps and diarrhea. Olestra and the chips became known for causing “anal leakage.”*

* What Donny liked most about the product

[IroNat]

I’m so jealous of Wes and others who got to bang 70s chicks. I love 70s chicks. I’m a big fan of bush and just the look of women then. Seems like a wonderful time to fuck your brains out. I HATE BALD PUSSIES.

The pre-AIDS era.

It was great.

[IroNat]

We had those bad boys too.....lots of fun !!

Yep, had them too.

[IroNat]

Another failed toy deemed dangerous.

Clackers, popular in the 1970s and revived later, are a dangerous toy consisting of two hard plastic or acrylic balls connected by a string, which are swung to clash together and create a loud noise.

They are infamous for shattering, exploding, or breaking off, causing injury, which led to a 1971 FDA warning.

They were banned or had warnings issued in many areas during the 1970s due to being recognized as a "mechanical hazard.

These were super popular when I was in elementary school.

[IroNat]

Rat Fink is a fictional rat created by American artist Ed "Big Daddy" Roth in the early 1960s, one of the originators of Kustom Kulture, a subculture of hot rod automobile enthusiasts.

I remember they also made little Rat Fink toys, usually small figures attached to kid's rings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat_Fink

[IroNat]

Another fad from way back that made several comebacks and even movies.

"The dolls were first created in 1956 or earlier and were larger and made from a softer, more rubbery material than the smaller versions that became popular in 1959, before becoming one of the United States' biggest toy fads in the early 1960s. They became popular again during the 1970s through the 1990s and were copied by several manufacturers under different names. During the 1990s, several video games and a video show were created based on troll dolls."

[IroNat]

Wham-O Super Ball 1964-65

My older brother bought one after they came out.  Cost $1 ($10.50 in 2026 dollars)
I can see him bouncing it really high on the pavement.
They were amazing!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Ball

[wes]

Rat Fink is a fictional rat created by American artist Ed "Big Daddy" Roth in the early 1960s, one of the originators of Kustom Kulture, a subculture of hot rod automobile enthusiasts.

I remember they also made little Rat Fink toys, usually small figures attached to kid's rings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat_Fink

I had a model kit of Rat Fink.

[wes]

Another fad from way back that made several comebacks and even movies.

"The dolls were first created in 1956 or earlier and were larger and made from a softer, more rubbery material than the smaller versions that became popular in 1959, before becoming one of the United States' biggest toy fads in the early 1960s. They became popular again during the 1970s through the 1990s and were copied by several manufacturers under different names. During the 1990s, several video games and a video show were created based on troll dolls."

Sometimes called a "troll" or a "wishnik" !!

[wes]

Wham-O Super Ball 1964-65

My older brother bought one after they came out.  Cost $1 ($10.50 in 2026 dollars)
I can see him bouncing it really high on the pavement.
They were amazing!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Ball

Damn........those fuckers would go tremendously high when bounced.....we`re talking high!

Ahhh the good old days!!!!!