Would you buy a "gag" toaster that shot toast high into the air?

Now that I am old and my kids are grown, no I wouldn’t. When they were young I would have loved one, what a hoot at the table. And how impressive when they have friends sleep over. Even cooler than making Queen Ida’s popcorn balls.

I might buy one as a passive-aggressive gift. Like for a boss I hate or my mother-in-law, but I wouldn’t want one myself.

I already have a squirting blender :frowning:

I, the creator of Toasterman, would, of course, buy it.

Are there actually toaster ovens that don’t take longer than a regular toaster?

What’s your big hurry?

No, but I once had a toaster that popped the slices out a couple of inches. I joked that they reached escape velocity.

I’ve now been I envisioning a farting coffeemaker for a short while. I find the idea both profoundly disturbing and delightfully entertaining. Bonus points if the flatus is random and therefore unpredictable. Perhaps it signals the end of the brew cycle?

Perhaps I simply require sleep.

Have you ever seen a percolator?

I might consider a novelty toaster that toasted an image onto the bread. I probably wouldn’t actually buy one, since that sort of thing tends to be way overpriced and I’m too frugal, but I can definitely see the appeal. But this? No.

I have a feeling a lot of people in this thread wouldn’t order Rocket Powered Rollerskates, Earthquake Pills, Giant Slingshots, or anything else out of the Acme Catalog.

Seen but never heard. I have to admit my curiosity was peaked, but YouTube failed to deliver much in the way of audio satisfaction. :frowning:

Intentionally no I wouldn’t. Unintentionally I actually bought 1. It shot the toast 3’ high straight up. I returned it and had them test the new 1 at the store. Yes I actually brought 2 slices of bread with me. I debated keeping the first one and re gifting it, but I didn’t.

Only if it had a range of a thousand yards and a CREP of under 3 feet, so I could target neighbors having breakfast on their decks.

I would not buy this product. My reason is that if I did have a toaster that shot the toast up into the air, then I would have to buy a crossbow and I would spend hours attempting to impale both slices of toast in mid-air with my crossbow. This would not be a valuable use of my time, and it would cause a lot of damage to the walls of my kitchen.

OK, now my Monday morning is completely ruined because August West’s last post made me spew liquid onto my keyboard.
<waves walking stick and yells about his lawn>

Really, that was funny. Crossbow, indeed. <snort>

I would only buy it to do what August West proposed.

I can not even imagine how satisfying that day would be; Two slices of golden-brown toast pinned to the wall, a still-quivering bolt in their center. My god, I would tell everyone about it.

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Intentionally no I wouldn’t. Unintentionally I actually bought 1. It shot the toast 3’ high straight up.
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How the hell did you resist the urge to buy a crossbow!?

Sorry about your keyboard, Gagu!

Sounds wonderful to me.