I think that the ads are based on Mrs O's search history.This latest holiday installment arrived in the mail today and includes four ads for “personal massagers.” (Note these are not including the jackhammer muscle massager things). It’s becoming so blatant. Not sure why, but I found that kind of surprising.
Lol. I saw that and showed my wife. I think I told her that Sharper Image was selling vibrators. I think the catalog came a few days ago. It took me a second to realize it just thinking massage since they used to sell the back massagers. There was more than one and the second one mentioned waterproof and my old brain finally clicked.This latest holiday installment arrived in the mail today and includes four ads for “personal massagers.” (Note these are not including the jackhammer muscle massager things). It’s becoming so blatant. Not sure why, but I found that kind of surprising.
Sharper Image is the new Adam & Eve.Lol. I saw that and showed my wife. I think I told her that Sharper Image was selling vibrators. I think the catalog came a few days ago. It took me a second to realize it just thinking massage since they used to sell the back massagers. There was more than one and the second one mentioned waterproof and my old brain finally clicked.
Exactly, they don’t even hide it. The ads are very suggestive with half naked models, one of them even says it’s for “tired muscles and sensual areas,” and on the opposite page there’s two kids jumping on one of those big pianos.Lol. I saw that and showed my wife. I think I told her that Sharper Image was selling vibrators. I think the catalog came a few days ago. It took me a second to realize it just thinking massage since they used to sell the back massagers. There was more than one and the second one mentioned waterproof and my old brain finally clicked.
That said, I do still have their nose and ear trimmer which has to be almost 20 years old and still works like a charm. Replace the battery every few years and that’s it.
Piano is a euphemism here, right?Exactly, they don’t even hide it. The ads are very suggestive with half naked models, one of them even says it’s for “tired muscles and sensual areas,” and on the opposite page there’s two kids jumping on one of those big pianos.
Read the reviews for the Hitachi Magic Wand on Amazon. PS...it works like Magic too!Exactly, they don’t even hide it. The ads are very suggestive with half naked models, one of them even says it’s for “tired muscles and sensual areas,” and on the opposite page there’s two kids jumping on one of those big pianos.
One of them even comes with a mini travel massager.Read the reviews for the Hitachi Magic Wand on Amazon. PS...it works like Magic too!
Reminds me of Austin Powers trying to get thru customs.One of them even comes with a mini travel massager.![]()
Every once in a while I’ll go through the Sears catalog for nostalgia purposes.I think the most surprising part of this thread is learning people still use catalogs. I thought flipping through physical catalogs had gone the way of the dodo.
Edit: Well, and maybe learning that Otis is already having to shop for a "helper" for the wife...
I haven't seen a Sears catalog in years, and I even order the occasional item from them.Every once in a while I’ll go through the Sears catalog for nostalgia purposes.
http://www.wishbookweb.com/the-catalogs/Every once in a while I’ll go through the Sears catalog for nostalgia purposes.
I mean, it’s not like I ordered the catalog. Every week or so we get a brzillion catalogs. Terrible waste of paper and cost for these folks. Sharper Image is the one with gadgets and gizmos, and I was bored, so I flipped through it on the couch.I think the most surprising part of this thread is learning people still use catalogs. I thought flipping through physical catalogs had gone the way of the dodo.
Edit: Well, and maybe learning that Otis is already having to shop for a "helper" for the wife...
I've always wondered how brick and mortar stores on the verge of collapse can afford to continue printing and mailing these things. The aforementioned Sears being a prime example.I mean, it’s not like I ordered the catalog. Every week or so we get a brzillion catalogs. Terrible waste of paper and cost for these folks. Sharper Image is the one with gadgets and gizmos, and I was bored, so I flipped through it on the couch.
At some point the Internet gets kinda boring.
Yep, saw that same thing, and it was Comedy Central.Adam and Eve has been running an infomercial in weekend mornings the last few months. I was fairly surprised to turn on the TV at 8:30 AM (I think it was comedy Central) and find some chick going into detail about clitoral stimulation and g spot thrusting
Was she wearing a clown nose maybe?TLEF316 said:Adam and Eve has been running an infomercial in weekend mornings the last few months. I was fairly surprised to turn on the TV at 8:30 AM (I think it was comedy Central) and find some chick going into detail about clitoral stimulation and g spot thrusting
You would be surprised, catalogs are pretty effective esp this time of year. It’s easy to get lost in the internet searching for gifts. With a catalog, it finds you, and if at the very least gives the customer a reason to notice the retailer and go to their site. Plus as others have said, many people at least give it a casual flip through that could lead to a saleDallasDMac said:I've always wondered how brick and mortar stores on the verge of collapse can afford to continue printing and mailing these things. The aforementioned Sears being a prime example.
Honestly, I didn't even realize Sharper Image still had a catalog or even a website. I thought they just sold some random products every once in a while at places like Target.DallasDMac said:I think the most surprising part of this thread is learning people still use catalogs. I thought flipping through physical catalogs had gone the way of the dodo.