If you go to their website, you can recommend more stuff for them to blend. I asked them if a Blendtec Blender can blend a Blendtec Blender.
We’ll see if they do anything with that. Hehehe…
If you go to their website, you can recommend more stuff for them to blend. I asked them if a Blendtec Blender can blend a Blendtec Blender.
We’ll see if they do anything with that. Hehehe…
To wind instrumentalists like myself, blend refers to like instruments in an ensemble (say, a saxophone quartet or section) sounding as one voice with one tonal quality, even if playing in harmony. The Buescher curved soprano sax is considered an ideal blending instrument.
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If you go to their website, you can recommend more stuff for them to blend. I asked them if a Blendtec Blender can blend a Blendtec Blender.
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Could God make a blender so tough, even he couldn’t blend it?
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Could God make a blender so tough, even he couldn’t blend it?
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Could Superman blend his own head?
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Could God make a blender so tough, even he couldn’t blend it?
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That was essentially the exact argument I made on their site… something along the lines of:
“There are questions that have been asked throughout the ages, such as, could God make a burrito so big, even He could not eat it? Now, you have one of those questions before you… and only you can answer it. Can the Blendtec Blender blend a Blendtec Blender?”
I watched in fascination and couldn’t peel my eyes away - until the talapia, when that sick blend of bile and breakfast made my throat ache with the effort to hold it back :eek:
AdoptaSon will enjoy this link, but I think I’ll hide my blender first!
I think they should try to blend some teeth.
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What’s wrong with that? Now if it went for more than a new iPod AND the blender, then that would be stupid.
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You know, I didn’t even realize it came with the blender. Now I’m not so incredulous.
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To wind instrumentalists like myself, blend refers to like instruments in an ensemble (say, a saxophone quartet or section) sounding as one voice with one tonal quality, even if playing in harmony. The Buescher curved soprano sax is considered an ideal blending instrument.
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Ooh, good idea! Let’s see if the Blendtec can blend a saxaphone.
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You know, I didn’t even realize it came with the blender. Now I’m not so incredulous.
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I didn’t either until after I posted that. ![]()
Somehow “Will It Float?” seems tame after this. And Dave is missing out if he doesn’t jump all over this.