Amazon has established itself as the go-to source for everything from entertainment (books,Sister Emanuelle movies, and Kindles) to the less-everyday items, i.e. novelty signs, questionably legal consumables, and cat appeasing pheromones. And since this near limitless marketplace is just a mere click away, users have come to rely on reviews from fellow online shoppers to separate the crème from the crap. But inevitably, as must happen to all things on the Internet, Amazon's customer reviews are on occasion hijacked by smartasses.
One of the earliest examples of this phenomenon was the review section for a gallon of Tuscan Whole Milk. Since 2006, the otherwise unremarkable gallon of milk has gone on to inspire thousands of largely disassociate reviews, such as this commentary from user Alexander Strommen: "I was in Tuscany recently, and despite my sincerest efforts, was unable to sight any Tuscan Wholes. Given the rarity of this creature, I find it hard to believe that anyone has managed to domesticate them, let alone convince them to give milk." There was also user Clinton H. Weir's warning that "this milk might be TOO good. If you ever get two gallons of the stuff in one room, existence might promptly disappear."
What these reviews lack in helpfulness they make up for in gleeful goofiness. For its part, Amazon hasn't tried to dissuade this phenomenon, as these self-generating memes can actually increase sales. For example, when an unexceptional graphic T-shirt featuring three howling wolves caught the ire of the sarcastic community in 2008, it went on to become one of the top selling pieces of apparel on Amazon that year.
As we get closer to the holiday shopping season, it's refreshing that some of those among us are less concerned about being jolly elves and would rather embody a snarky troll. We can all use the laugh during the stressful holiday season and we hope that these top Amazon product reviews below will make you smirk. Since these are direct quotes, you can naturally assume there's a blanket [sic] throughout the text below.
The InfoWars app is still alive and well in the App Store and Google PlayFacebook browser sharePolitician's moving speech: 'Marriage equality vote is a license for hate'These lipsticks with flowers in them are too pretty to useTesla wants to buy SolarCity for $2.8 billionIndian blogger transforms Harry Potter potion into a magical cocktailAmazon launches grocery pickup in 30 minutes at Whole Foods'League of Legends' developers accused of fostering culture of sexismDrone captures beautiful wedding ceremony then crashes into a treeMoviePass plan changes cut users down to three movies per monthTeen prankster accidentally traps herself in large, horrifying Barney headInfoWars' Pinterest page goes offline after Mashable inquiryFurther proof that 'Game of Thrones' couple are made for each otherSarah Palin might get cut from Sacha Baron Cohen's 'Who is America'A wildfire in Ireland has uncovered a remarkable sight from World War IIHere are some of the best places to stargaze around the worldThe Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games will have largeYouTube deletes the Alex Jones channelWhy Elon Musk can get away with tweeting about Tesla's business plansMurdering its mascot, and other ways Brazil is already ruining the Olympics Yeah, 'Emily in Paris' is bad. But the memes are so so good. 5 things I noticed during my 24 hours with Google's Nest Audio Lyft dips toes into food delivery for first time Tesla finally launches two You definitely can't buy this Harry Potter The far right has a new conspiracy theory about how the DNC was hacked Yes, there's a guy dedicated solely to coming up with weird Donald Trump bets Classic mom mistakes purse for little sleeping dachshund pup Election breakdown: What happened on Instagram Sept. 29 Google now has a much better way to alert you to critical security issues Macaulay Culkin wore a 'Home Alone' screaming mask and it was kind of creepy Chrissy Teigen gets really real about 'period skin' Florida's voter registration website failed miserably on night of deadline 'SNL' musical guest Morgan Wallen dropped over COVID concerns Tomi Lahren is still on her parents' healthcare thanks to Obamacare Slack problems: Messages not sending, completely down for some users The COVID crash: Why 150 million people could enter extreme poverty by 2022 Doctor takes a break from giving birth to deliver another baby Facebook will temporarily ban political ads after the election Mark Ruffalo gleefully taking pictures of his 'Thor' co
2.3578s , 10098.59375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Sister Emanuelle】,New Knowledge Information Network