The all-time champ of Amazon reviews is Henry Raddick. Sadly, he seems to have given up on his efforts some time ago. Yes, I realize “he” is likely a group of people doing this for fun and/or profit, but still, it’s good.
The bizarre mix of products and book subjects he reviews are a touch of genius.
For the exercise tape *Claudia Schiffer: Perfectly Fit Arms *, his reivew is:
For the book Putting the fun in fund raising:
For the book Pocket Massage for Stress Relief (Yoga for Living)
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How are they allowed to put fake items on Amazon?
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I don’t believe either the uranium nor the bones are fake. Just very, very unusual.
I was amused that gift wrap was available for the bones. A perfect birthday gift for someone heading off to med school.
Hey, thanks for that link jk1245! I’ve been trying to remember Henry’s name for years (I think that I actually found him through someone’s link her on the SD a couple of years ago). His reviews are especially great if you read them through sequentially because of he intersperses a couple of meta-themes throughout the reviews, particularly his battles with his kids and the dogs as well as his wife’s struggles with her weight. Fantastic stuff.
Oh my. Apparently all these years of purchasing from Amazon, and I’ve never run across any of these thingies. Must get my nose out of a book more often. The bag of bones does intrigue me, as I teach an anatomy class…
If you go to the link in the OP, go to the tags area and look at all the Amazon oddities. Lots are fake looking or unavailable, but some are still for sale. Like the black toilet paper.