PRACTICAL PARSIMONY: POO- POURRI--So Funny

Sunday, April 13, 2014

POO- POURRI--So Funny

This commercial is soooo funny. There are other commercials like this, including a special guy commercial somewhere.

Go HERE and tell me what you think. Up on the left corner is a button for different scents. At the bottom of the page are more funny videos. There are more of these commercials on You Tube.

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Elephant's ChildApril 14, 2014 at 12:31 AM
What a hoot. Though I have certainly met people who believe the product is totally unnecessary - for them anyway.
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LindaApril 14, 2014 at 12:44 AM
EC,
As one of the newscasters fellow workers commented something about being a large airplane with lots of people.

I have approached stalls that I could not enter. One of my ex's aunts had a powder room three feet from the table. That was unnerving to use that powder room. I wanted to take a loud radio in with me.
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CoffeypotApril 14, 2014 at 2:30 PM
I guess you first have to give a shit (no pun intended) as to what people think of your odorous offerings. I don't so I won't be spending any money on this product. Besides, if I happened to leave an pungent odor, I flick my bic and the gas is burnt off instantly. Try it, it works.
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JanetApril 15, 2014 at 2:45 AM
I will admit that I have seen this product's commercial before and I think that one of these days I probably WILL buy some. John and I probably would benefit from having a bottle or two and it might make our house guests feel more comfortable.If nothing else it would be good fodder for conversation. !!!
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LindaApril 15, 2014 at 2:21 PM
I have never seen the commercial on tv. That would make for an uncomfortable explanation to a guest, "If you have to poo, spray this is the bowl first so we don't all have to wear gas masks."

"Oh, you are not going to poo. Never mind."

"No, and I will never come back here, ever."

Yes, it would be a fun thing, for sure. Any boy who still thinks his poop is funny and a fit conversation for dinner would loooove this.

I must admit there are days when a spray of this would be beneficial to me in public...lol.
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Okay, hoping the annoyances have gone away.

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Sunday, April 13, 2014

POO- POURRI--So Funny

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