As I was thrift store shopping with a friend this week, I ran cross an item that shouldn’t surprise me.
Because yes, we probably have become this lazy.
Now granted, we all have our moments.
But if the day comes when it requires too much effort to hold your own phone?
Please…
P.S. It should be noted that when I first saw read the box I thought…
#1. It was made by a brand named Absurdo… which seemed entirely plausible.
And
#2. That it would only rotate your neck if your neck was soft…. and I wondered what kind of neck I had, why I needed product assistance to rotate it, would said rotation hurt, did it come in different sizes for different sized necks like football players and giraffes, and how I would go about finding out.
Because sometimes, my mind just goes to odd places and I can’t get it back.
It might be good when laying in bed, watching a movie, while the husband sleeps.
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I’m afraid I’ve never understood the appeal of watching movies or tv on a 5 inch screen. When it comes to viewing… size really does matter.
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Yes, me either, although for some people it is a necessity… to get their tv fix, that is.
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Sure does!
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I know several people who would probably put this Absurd Absurdo apparatus to “good” use.
Like you, I can’t imagine wanting to spend that much time with a teeny tiny screen.
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The mere thought of it gives me a headache.
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1) I don’t see how it could possibly rotate a neck unless the cat went crazy and attacked it.
2) I can see how it would bend the neck, and even break it if the dog decided to land in your lap.
3) What is wrong with a perfectly good family room with a TV, easy chair, remote and a full bowl of of buttered popcorn?
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Nothing, that’s what wrong with it. Extra butter please!
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In hong Kong houses are so small a 7 inchnscreen is the best you can get. Perfect if you can afford the floor space but no the height to stand up in.
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There are many people who think 7 inches is perfectly satisfactory. Or so I’ve been told…
😏
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My best response to that is “no comment”
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Chicken!
🐥
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Lol
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The moral of the post is that you have too many ‘things’ and have to stay out of thrift shops!
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No worries, I didn’t buy this one!
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Ye gad. No TV in our bedroom, and only one (yes, size does matter) in the family room. But, give me a 7-inch Kindle and I’m in reading heaven. 🙂
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And personally, I can’t stand electronic reading. Give me the old fashioned paper version any day.
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Umm, okay. Am I in a train cabin? Why am I so short of space?
Our tvs are kinda big. Too big for me, but even I don’t wanna watch things on tiny, tiny screen. No, thank you!
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Perhaps it’s for toilet stall reading… when you absolutely positively have to tweet?
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Ooher. Maybe. If it comes to that, I’ll let you know.
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Please do. Buy one, and wear it walking in and out of rest rooms. Report on the reactions…
😉
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LOL
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That it does…………
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Yeah, NO!!
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