HAHAHA!

"When my 12 year old daughter asked for this for her birthday, I kind of wondered if she was too old for it, but she seems to LOVE it. Her friends love it too! They play for hours in her bedroom with this great toy. They really seem to like the special effects it offers (the sound effects and vibrating). My oldest daughter (17) really likes it too! I reccomend this for all children. "

These HAVE to be made up!!!!!

 

HEVYRESQ, you should submit that one

 

I want you to all notice the Durabiltity ratings....

I think all but one gave them 5 out of 5 stars..and the one who didn't, gave it a 4 out of 5... She must have worked that thing EXTRA hard.

 

I have a Harry Potter light up pen. But it doesn't vibrate.





Does that made me weird?

 

LMAO! This is some funny chit! Speaking of brooms........ Know why witch's dont wear panties when they ride their broom?..........So they can get a better grip!

 

Those reviews have to be a joke. Thats just too much. Normally I would make some smart-*** remark, but in this particular case....fact is better than anything I can deliver.

 

I dare somebody to post a smart alec remark on that page. Hehehehhehe this is too funny.

 

So BlackBolt.... everyone wants to know, how many did YOU order??

 

Good one Skank, I'll use that one a few times in safety training tomorrow

 

Thanks, Marcus, you've solved my xmas shopping problem.

 

Buy? Hell, I sell them succkers door to door

 

Ever wonder where the witches riding broomsticks came from????

Probably not, but I'm going to tell you anyway!

Back in the 15th century there were witch cult groups that practiced several ceremonies. One ceremony involved using atropine; a hallucanegenic substance extracted from a plant. They would put the atropine on a staff and do the "Harry Potter vibrating broomstick ride." So, that is the other reason witches don't wear panties; It would interfere with the absorption of the atropine!

You may never think about witches in the same way again

 

Man!
That link traveled around on Email fast. I got the link from a friend yesterday.

I love the part about sitting in her room for hours playing with it!!!!

 

"I think the Nimbus 2000 is perfect for any age; Harry Potter fan or not! (But really, who isn't a Harry Potter fan?)
<b>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!</b> It is a very durable toy, as well. My only complaint is, I wish the batteries didn't run out quite so quickly!
This toy is a wonderful escape into a world of imagination!

 

You have to imagine that they'll come out with a an a/c adaptor to use for "extended play"...

seems like a heckuva lot more fun than my Star Wars Obi Wan lightsaber