Can you believe they are serious?

[kainsworth]

I saw this ad on television last night and thought my daughter must have been watching SNL. This is an actual ad for an actual product. I wonder if the guy in the commercial even knows what it looks like he's doing. What do you think? Will it sell?

[kainsworth]

[P.A.]

I was thinking about buying one of those. Looks like fun.

[Stir Young]

I always thought there was one basic rule...."No pain, no gain". I didn't watch the whole thing, but I noted the demonstrator was using both hands, whereas I'm thinking most men would probably get by using one. LMAO!

[Bob Stepp]

Guess that's a case where "size matters"....just sayin'

[Quinn]

Too. Many. Jokes.
Head. Going. To. Explode.

I love the line, "...isolate one muscle in one direction..." hahahahaha

[Bob Stepp]

I am constantly amazed at what shows up in these ads. I've seen the same one only with a nicely put together young lady doing the "movements". People will buy this thing hoping for a quick fix for their biceps.. Can't believe how gullible folks can be.

[d's girl]

ummm... cowboy... you're missing the point, honey.

[kainsworth]

I know, Quinn. The slow motion is pretty awesome too.

[Chez moi]

I don't know what it's for. I don't care. I could watch this for hours.

Certainly stimulates the imagination.

[d's girl]

I love you, Chez!

[funesthememorious]

Rachel Ray fell for the same type of scam.

[Stir Young]

The audience seemed to love it as much as the ladies!