The humor is lost....

[pigme]

Read the reviews,
www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/detail/-/imaginarium/b00005nebw/102-5320806-5590518

[Bonce]

quote:
Reviewer: Crystal

"....Even though we're 21, your never too old for a toy with this much FUN!"

Hmmmmmm... methinks she didn't read the instructions before putting it between her legs.

[135sport]

oh really, I bet she uses it when the kids are out!

"I'm 32 and enjoy riding the broom as much as my 12 yr old and 7 year old. The vibrations, along with the swooshing sounds make for a very magical journey! It is a very durable toy, as well. My only complaint is, I wish the batteries didn't run out quite so quickly!"

[mondeoman]

quote:

quote:
Reviewer: Crystal

"....Even though we're 21, your never too old for a toy with this much FUN!"

Hmmmmmm... methinks she didn't read the instructions before putting it between her legs.

At least they've got something to get rid of the cobwebs now tho........

[campbell]

Where do the batteries go

[mhibbins]

Harry Potter, books for people who didn't get past "run spot run" at school.

:duckandcover:

[Guy Humpage]

I too am of the opinion that the Harry Potter books are for people who don't normally read books, much like The Corrs produce music for people who don't normally listen to music.

[jmorgan]

Don't worry. It will soon get banned incase a little urchin jumps off a roof thinking it can fly.

[mhibbins]

quote:I too am of the opinion that the Harry Potter books are for people who don't normally read books, much like The Corrs produce music for people who don't normally listen to music.

The basics people are supposed to leave school with are maths and english and yet the number of people still reading childrens book and doing the lottery is astonishing. Still, if there weren't an abundance of stupid b*stards around the rest of us would have to find something else to be smug about