@JimboSaturn @TAReturns I think it’s because it just ends up looking like you’re training for some marathon-ish wanking lol (but in theory it should work I’ve never actually had a chance to try it myself though)
@TAReturns THOSE THINGS EXIST???👀 I thought they were just a South Park joke.🤣 So, is it true when you shake them hard enough for long enough they'll blast water in your face to help you cool off after a hard workout?😅 乂^◡^乂
@AdaXI They had a 30 or 60 min infomercial that was made just for selling the product but they became a viral sensation. I bet they sold millions of them as gag gifts and probably outsold all their target performance predictions for years. So yes they are real and they probably made someone rich lol which is pretty funny too. Not sure about the happy ending though 🤣
@Badjujubee I got up early one morning couple of years back, switched the telly on and there was like 20 gym toned women all bouncing around on these things... [media=https://youtu.be/gsfASXB7_0I] I was so confused like 'have I got up that early there's still some weird Dutch p0rn film on from last night or something?' anyway it's turns out they're called 'Squat Magic' they're a girls best friend.. Well according to the adverts anyway and it all looks very scientifically sound to me, LOLZ!😆
So yeah when I saw the South Park 'Shake Weight' episode I just assumed it was taking the p!ss outta all these type of female targeted exercise products they come up with, never even thought they might really exist.😅 乂^◡^乂
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