Speaking of, we've got some pretty miserable weather here in the D.C. Metro area, so perhaps it's time for a little Miserable Monday pick-me-up. For today's entrée, here's a little instructional video on why office chairs + potholes do not mix:
I dunno about you, but I'm feeling better already!
Wow, we haven't had one of these in forever! Bollywood videos with somewhat inaccurate "translations" are, in my humble opinion, comedy gold. Back when we first started running across these Buffalaxed videos, we even went so far as to set up the "Friday Fun" category to contain all of the hilarity, but were disappointed when Buffalax stopped producing his "masterpieces."
So, with all of that in mind, and without further ado, I present to you the eternal question:
Mrs. Snapped Shot has called and informed me that a recent order for an American Girl product has arrived. Don't go thinking that I've gone all batty or anything—allow me to point out that it's a birthday present for a certain little girl. It's not like I'm collecting them or anything.
("Yeah, that's the ticket!" Nervous laughter.)
So anyway, she had ordered this cute little item from their online store. Not a problem, right? Well, let's have a little look at what arrived:
Coconut's somewhat slow cousin, Dustmop!
I'm hoping that there are eyes under there somewhere, myself.
Now, if I've learned anything in life, it's that little girls are a very easily-amused demographic. I don't think we have to worry about li'l Dustmop here—She's definitely gonna be going to a loving home. It's just always an entertaining bit of fun whenever the real product has a bit of trouble stacking up to the marketing hype.
As an aside, the Mrs. also gleefully points out that the product, which I might remind you is a part of the American Girl line, is Made in China. Fortunately for all of us, that gives me the perfect excuse:
I can totally undrestand how this dog feels. After all, what the little fella is trying to do does illustrate the joys of CMMI (as we discussed yesterday) in a most excellent way:
The only thing missing here is about 25 "useless middle managers," busily checking their checkboxes.
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