What about the Popeil Pocket Fisherman, George Foreman Grill, or Oxiclean?

http://www.neatorama.com/2014/10/01/The-Mercurotti/

I hope someone can get Marc Martel to comment on the study.

$550 for a full body, 3D scanner is a really good deal. Good ones that only scan something a foot tall cost almost as much.

Want to be a multimillionaire when you retire? Buy some worthless land outside of LA. Plant date palms and provide them with a bit of water. In 40 years, each tree will be worth $50,000 and the date harvest will pay for the mortgage and water for the last 30 years.

I solved a similar problem (handles too short) with household cleaning tools (brooms, mops, etc.) by buying from janitorial supply houses. I applaude people who capitalize on a niche market.

AAA solved this problem with the TripTik, a custom assembled series of mini-maps that would be bound together for the direction traveled.

Saw Leisure at Miceli's in Hollywood in the early 90's. He was driving a Lexus.

Interesting confluence.

This is a perfect representation of the futility of both selling and buy at garage sales.

Reminded me of this.

Be careful what you wish for ...

And what is the rate of misdiagnosis?

I had the pleasure of seeing Lewis in "Damn Yankees" on his 70th birthday. He still had it! He broke the fourth wall with a fall-out-of my-seat vaudeville routine and showed a range of broad range of emotion completely befitting an manipulative and vengeful Devil.