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Reading your posts is always a mind-blowing experience Amused, so keep them up.

remember to say, "Frizz", not "Freeze".

No product should be made to resemble--or look exactly like--a gun.  Girls will want to try carrying this in their purses and try putting them in their gym lockers, etc.--exactly what we don't need/want.

Boys might also get a kick out of carrying these around in their pants, books bags, etc.

IF we liked in a sane society, the product would be "neat".  However, considering the type of society we do live in, THIS HAIR DRYER IS GOING TO GET SOMEONE BURNED.

Blow drying your hair will now be a mind blowing experience.

Freeze or else I will blow your hair out.

As I always tell everyone (and they can tell by looking),  I drip dry my hair in the summer and freeze dry it in the winter.

But I just thought of which manufacturer is probably behind the gun-shaped blow dryer:  CON-AIR.

PS  Is it just for me, or does everyone have to answer TWO math questions in order to post a comment?  The first time it is answered (and correctly) but then a wrong message appears along with a different math problem.  (Is that why they are called math problems?)

I have not noticed a doubling of math problems.  Can you try clearing out your cache and your cookies, as that may help.

of a single-panel cartoon I saw years ago: a husband and wife are standing in the bathroom. She has just washed her hair and is drying it with a towel, which is covering her head and face. She is saying "Don't just stand there, moron, hand me the blow dryer." With an evil grin on his face, he is handing her a pistol.

would be good for money laundering.

where can i buy one of these!??!?! ive been looking every where for it but i guess it might not be on the american market yet.

It's an excellent product to be featured on this topic, and I definitely think the poster made a wise decision for this. Haha, I can't remember the last time I've seen something this unique.

And to the opposer "N. Aray", you have to be kidding me. I think anyone with the lack of mental capacity to know you don't carry an enormous blowdryer in your waistline to "pop a cap", per say, deserves the fate they would get. Not only that, but I think it would be the parents' fault, for allowing their mentally challenged kids around anything sharper than crayons. The same as you don't give an infant a toaster for a bath toy, you don't give a retard a blowdryer, who might hijack the drool wagon, for all we know.

If we live in a society today where a humorous piece of purely satirical fun would be considered unacceptable, than why do we show blockbuster massacre movies on primetime tv? It should be all or nothing, for the cause, not the profit.

Regardless of melodramatic protesters, I think this is an excellent piece. =]
Selah.

PS- I am clinically mathematically challenged and I find this verification code to be offensive and biased towards a supreme intelligence Mensa division of society, and politically incorrect for those of lesser mental capacity. I'm going to change my name to N. Aray and whine. =]

I'm ignorant, I didn't see the "reply" option.

Read my reply to this, "In general-" at the top. Mkay, thanks. =]

Um, what significance do the individual "Reply" options possess if all it does is create a new comment? Has anyone else noticed this?

This reminds me of the hairdryer that my fathers barber used. He had a carousel horse set up in the corner for all of his children clients. They got to put on a vest painted protector, and he used a hair dryer shaped like a Colt to dry when they were done. Not a new idea, this one has been around since the 1970's

Sorry

I think it's funny.
I guess I can see why some people find it a little odd. Pointing something at your head that resembles a gun but I think it's just supposed to be funny. LOL

This is the exact same gun/hairdryer used by Jackie Mason in Caddyshack 2 :)

I love guns, death and destruction.

I can't wait till someone comes out with baseballs that look like the bomblets in cluster bombs.