AMAZON ODDITIES
The Strangest Products On Amazon: Reviewed By Me
Amazon Oddity: How To Date A White Woman: A Practical Guide For Asian Men

Although I am white, I figured I'd be able to derive at least one or two good tips on dating white women from this book, but this is certainly not the case. Not only is this book Asian-Man-Centric, but it also lacks depth. I found most of their advice to be blatantly obvious (if not outright false): "White women don't like spiders", "White women sometimes have difficulty opening jars", "White women who aren't prostitutes get offended when you try to pay them for sex", the list goes on and on.
As someone who recently dated a white woman, I can easily come up with better tips than the ones in this book off the top of my head. So just keep reading if you want to be let in on all the white women's secrets.
Amazon Oddity

As an officially licenced and bonded FST (Fence, Scaffold, and Tenting) contractor, I can tell you that without a doubt, a man's success in the FST industry is almost wholly dependant on his understanding of wood poles, piles, and posts more than 15 feet in length owned and treated with pentachlorophenol by the same establishment. That's why I recommend This Book.
This alone would be enough to warrant the 800 dollar purchase, but the included segmentation of the entire wood poles, piles, and posts market by city (a feature which is not often included in similar Laughably Specific Global Strategic Planning Digests) makes this book a great buy for even the most casual of Pentachlorophenol-Treated Building Material enthusiasts.
But to be honest, there are quite a few issues with this book that I feel keep it from achieving "Must-Buy" status. Let's have a look at some of the more glaring problems, shall we?
Amazon Oddity: Kurt Adler Diet Coke Can Light Set

With just a simple credit card transaction, these gaudy symbols of unabashed consumerism will be shipped directly to your front door, where they may then be torn from the box in a frenzy and slapped upon the walls as symbols of your pathetic brand loyalty to one of the world's largest and least interesting corporations!
So let's dive right in and take a look at the specific features which make these particular sources of artificial (yet godly) luminescence so very special.
Amazon Oddity: Q-Link EMF Pendant

In any case, please have a look at the following article, in which I discuss the features of the Q-Link pendant in the most evenhanded, dignified, and unbiased way possible.
CURES MIGRAINES/REDUCES STRESS/CURES THE FLU/PREVENTS
COLDS/INCREASES HEIGHT OF DWARFS

Miracle 1
Within the first couple of weeks of wearing my q-link I noticed that the headaches that I have suffered from since childhood had disappeared, I also had much more energy and could get bye on much less sleep. In the 2 1/2 years that I wore my q-link I never contracted a cold once and don't suffer from jet lag anymore.
Miracle 2
My wife has only worn hers for 4 days or so and the results are unbelievable. I notice she is much more calm, collected, and focused. She seems to have high levels of energy, getting better sleep, and able to focus on tasks better. I even notice her voice is softer and nicer.
Miracle 3
I have often wondered if the Electromagnetic Fields were causing the migraines. EMF's are such a very real, yet invisable element in life, especially here in the City.So there you have it. It seems pretty obvious to me that this pendant is the greatest single medical innovation since penicillin.
I finally got a q-link for myself [and] have been migraine-free for three months now, since I have been wearing the q-link...and additionally, I have somehow stopped having insomnia for the first time in ten years. I sleep like a rock - all night long.
[We] are three months into the flu season, too, and neither of us, who wear the q-link, have been sick - usually we catch everything that the season has to offer. (Knock on wood.) I am thankful for the money I spent, and thankful for the people who applied quantum physics to a practical application that is benefiting our lives.
Q-LINK IS ENDORSED BY A NUMBER OF BALD EXPERTS*
Some people might tell you that the so-called "technology" behind Q-Link pendants is nothing more than bullshit new age doublespeak deliberately obscured behind an absurd layer of sciencey-sounding marketing gibberish. This is wrong. It's a proven fact that Q-Link pendants work because people have tested them in a bunch of real life experiments and things like that.If you don't believe me, just look at all the bald experts who have clumsily recommended the use of Q-Link on the Clarus Institute's website without receiving any coaching or compensation of any kind.
Jure Robic: 2008 Bald Race Across America Winner

Alex Shabelov: Bald American Chess Grandmaster

Ken Wilber: Bald President, The Integral Institute (AKA ZANDAR THE MAGNIFICENT)

WHEN I SNAP MY FINGERS YOU WILL BE WILLING TO PAY $80-160 FOR WHAT APPEARS TO BE A SIX CENT BUTTON MAGNET INSIDE A PLASTIC HOUSING! AND NOT ONLY THAT...BUT YOUR INABILITY TO COMPREHEND EVEN THE MOST BASIC OF SCIENTIFIC THEORIES--ALONG WITH THE PLACEBO EFFECT--WILL CAUSE YOU TO BELIEVE THAT YOU HAVE BEEN CURED OF A AN UNDIAGNOSED DISEASE, INCURABLE EVERYDAY HUMAN ANNOYANCE, OR NONEXISTENT CONDITION.
YES TRULY THE Q-Link BRACELET IS A MODERN MARVEL OF QUANTUM MECHANICS THAT CRIPPLED SCIENTIST STEVE HAWKLING WOULD BE PROUD OF. AVAILABLE AT ALL SEARS AND ROBUCK STORES NOW TODAY."
* It should be noted that I use the term "Bald Expert" to specifically describe experts who are also bald, nothing more. I do not mean to imply that all bald people are experts, or even that all experts are bald. The two may even be mutually exclusive for all I know. So to clarify for any members of the bald community who may be reading this: I respect you all as beautiful bald human beings and wish you only the best in any bald endeavors you may undertake.
WARNING: Q-LINK MAY INCREASE YOUR ODDS OF BECOMING UNSTUCK IN TIME AS OCCURRED IN THE EARLY 90S TELEVISION PROGRAM QUANTUM LEAP

Science is not an exact science. When rogue Creation Scientist Jonas Salk first began administering the Polio vaccine in 1884, it did little to halt the unrelenting march of Poliosis. In fact, it actually caused more cases of Polio than it cured. The liberals in power attempted to stop him with the help of a secret society of violent assassins (The Crimson Cowl), but he wend underground, remained steadfast in his cause, and eventually Poliosis was all but eradicated. The same holds true for EMF technology.
Q-Link pendants work by creating a quantum rift field around your body. This field provides protection against the deadly electromagnetic fields (from cellular phone towers, lightbulbs, digital clocks, and the sun) which bombard our fragile bodies on a daily basis.
When a Q-Link pendant is utilized, this electromagnetism is normally "bent" off into another dimension (where it dissipates harmlessly), but on extremely rare occasions, a temporal singularity can be created. This singularity has been known to bring about a number of unpleasant effects, not least among which is the tendency for the wearer of the Q-Link pendant to continuously be transported into the body of any number of historically significant figures every 45 minutes.
AND SO...
One should always exercise extreme caution when operating the Q-Link pendant. The Q-Link pendant should never be by those who are pregnant, nursing, homosexual, religious in any way, on blood thinners, or by and anyone who possesses kidneys. For more information on how the Q-Link functions, visit your local library or congresswoman.Thank you and goodnight.
MADNESS SCORE 10/10
Amazon Oddity: Control-A-Woman Remote

But luckily the geniuses at Taipei Novelty Product Production Assembly Line #124038 have come up with THIS KOOKY GAG REMOTE for all those "guys" out there who just want to "watch the big game with their buddies" without being forced to acknowledge the existence of the "perpetually exasperated vagina-possessing nursemaid" with whom they have chosen to become emotionally attached.
Amazon Oddity: 12000 Trichogramma Pretiosum Eggs

Amazon Oddity: All That The Rain Promises And More...
The old "don't judge a book by its cover" adage has never made much
sense to me. You can tell a lot about a
book like this one by looking at the cover. I mean, any idiot
could see that it's a field guide
for picking wild mushrooms which was written by an impishly deranged
trombone enthusiast named David who enjoys feigning the thievery of
large quantities of fungi while wearing a cheap 80s tuxedo.
Review: Amazon Oddities

But luckily for you, I've decided to do my part for society and review five of the most useful Amazon Oddities: The Gambler's Mustache, A Large Boulder, 4500 Live Ladybugs, The Pig acupuncture Model, and The Home Gastric Bypass Kit. I know it's not much, but it's the least I can do to help.

