i.Saw, For Sawing At Work - Neatorama

Are you the type of person who needs a USB-charged chainsaw? Well then you need therapy...but if you must go through with your psychotic plans, there's always the i.Saw for home and office needs.

Methinks this may be a gag listing, but if not, I'm sincerely disturbed by the distance we have gone with these USB toys.

http://www.usbchainsaw.com/

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WHO DELITED MY MESSAGE DO I NEED TO REWRITE IT I HATE THAT PIEACE OF SHIT CHAIN SAW U MADE WHO WULD BUY ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Retord im a hick from wastrn caroliner i agree with wagabaga so skrew u and geta life snerd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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you people need to get life my father Wagabaga Sr. and I Wagabaga Jr. use a man's chain saw a husky 455 rancher for logging if you people have nothing better to do than make a chain saw you charge with you puter GET A LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I was wondering if anyone pressed the pre-order section...then you'll get the point

But still, if this is real, I might buy one...WHO KNOWS

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"methinks" is one word, genius.

also, that saw is stupid.

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Ernest Borgnine's strangest film has to be The Devil's Rain from 1975. He dons full Satan costume and makeup for this film and I have to say he looks pretty creepy...for a 70's flick anyway. It also starred John Travolta, William Shatner, Eddie Albert and Tom Skeritt. Here is the trailer...
https://youtu.be/3cKDpLHPp7k

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I had met Ernest Borgnine many times over the years, and Eddie's article is right... he was the nicest person you'd ever want to meet. He always asked about you and he would really listen with intent, responding back with definite answers, not just an "uh... huh".

I didn't know that he was married to Ethel Merman once. It's no surprise that the marriage only lasted days... my memories of Merman were that she was not a very pleasant upbeat person.

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If Ernest was right, I can expect to be reading these articles for many decades to come (NPI).

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