Products that seem like a good idea at first

[XXXNoahXXX]

thinly veiled x-box 360 trolling

[Klompy]

I enjoy all of the products in the OP. With the chicken strips, how you cook them is key. If you want them to taste like restaurant bought ones, you're going to have to fry them. You can get them to taste about right in the oven though too, by using a proper coating of oil and cooking them just the right amount of time.

[mason55]

[wet work]

OP, Get some Bell&Evans chix strips/nuggets. Thank me later.

[sightless]

I was at Rite Aid Pharmacy once and bought one of these paper shredders by impulse. Who doesn’t need a paper shredder...? I thought.



well this POS cant shred any decent sized letters; you had to open them and feed them page by page. It couldn’t shred anything thick at all. It got clogged every other time you used it and it was pain in the ass fix it. I used it for a day and have yet to use it since. Maybe it was just this particular one, but I got the impression that buying small paper shredders is a bad idea.

[rjoefish]

This thread should have been titled 'Which products can we generalize into being awful because of a few bad experiences.'

[Quicksilvre]

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Frozen pre-cooked chicken strips can really hit the spot. Wtf are you talking about?

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QFT

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[pepper123]

I spent my life savings on this. I thought it was a brilliant idea. I've got 99,993 left if anyone wants one [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[Runkmud]

Simple physics should have told me this thing doesn't do corners.