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HAHAH Ever watch the home shopping network? What an idiot!!!

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Post by KompresZor »

some nice quality stuff they got there :)
that was funny as ★■◆● :lol:
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Maybe he lost something important.
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WTF... they definitely woulda cut the feed. They woulda shown a product shot or something.
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definitely eh? well this clip says otherwise DC :)

Rednecks, ya just gotta love em, they are so entertaining :)
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wtf is that thing, a 3ft steak knife?
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"we, uhhhhh, may need emergency surgery in the studio.."

haha
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holy crap! hahahah! :lol:
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Pardon me Stress, but I'm just in shock. They mustn't run as smooth an operation as QVC (ever see any of the documentaries on that company? HFS they're like machines!).

Vander: It's a "practice katana". :roll:
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You know, maybe its just me, but every "practice katana" I've ever seen has been made of wood....
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.....wow ....

superior intellegence going on there.... that was just amazing.
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HAHAHA the poor bastard.
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hahaha, serves him right for being stupid with a blade
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Post by TigerRaptor »

LMAO. Practice katana or not that thing is a peace of ★■◆●. The word collectors alone should have told that moron the blade wasn't meant for that abuse.
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Post by JMEaT »

Lol, I saw this a few months back. Very funny stuff. The guy who steps in front of the camera at the end is totally Ace Combat.
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You just now saw this Bill? This was posted like six months ago. ;)

Seriously though, the look on his face when the sword breaks is priceless. :D
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Nice plug for the product they're trying to sell, too..

"For looks only" :P
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Post by STRESSTEST »

alright MD, you by far are the most homebound TV dork on this board. How about you find me the clip I've been looking for of the dude that falls off the ladder and thumps his head (Same show)
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What? I thought they only sold the highest quality $*** on HSN! I guess I gotta return a lot of stuff! :P
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Post by MD-2389 »

You know Stress, I used to have that clip. Would you settle for some fat kid jumping off a diving board, hitting his head on the board before hitting the water? ;)
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Post by Ferno »

how bout some fat pig slipping on a roller and falling into the drink?
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Apparently that "Sword" wasn't "Full-Tang"
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Post by Defender »

And then there's the QVC Ladder fall.
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ROTFLMAO!!!!
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It would appear that "Chris" missed the rung his left foot was aiming for, and the resulting downthrust of the weight of his body threw off his balance and resulted in a hard landing on his back.

He wasn't being careful, because you will see him miss the rung and never once looked down. I don't know about you, but I would be looking at the first couple of rungs just to be sure I didn't miss it. Also, being near the top of the short ladder, his hands had nothing to hang on to. So in that sense the ladder was unsafe to use at that high of an extension.
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The tools are only as good as the person using them. :P
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Post by AceCombat »

Capm wrote:You know, maybe its just me, but every "practice katana" I've ever seen has been made of wood....

thats what im wondering......why is the thing even sharp enough to tear clothing....it should be dull as a steel bar
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