If it’s not real, then how does Mike Mozart have it in his hands? Besides, it’s an inflata-hammer, not a blow-up doll. Wow, this site is getting dumber.
If it’s not real, then how does Mike Mozart have it in his hands? Besides, it’s an inflata-hammer, not a blow-up doll. Wow, this site is getting dumber.
Ah, such a gentleman, aren’t you PoserJay?
I read Alex’s entry (which you apparently didn’t before starting this thread), and the article on The Advocate:
Photos of a supposedly new inflatable toy by comic book and film giant Marvel made the rounds this morning—a blow-up Wolverine doll with a strategically placed inflation tube right on his crotch.
But further digging confirms the toy is a hoax hatched by the clever folks over at The Onion’s affiliate website ChristWire.org.
I suppose there could have been a production screw up that resulted in this. But since it’s an old joke already, I think it’s credible that it’s a hoax.
By the way, “fail” is a verb not a noun. We already have a noun—it’s “failure”.
Oh but wait a minute—I’m dumb, so I guess I should emulate whatever language patterns I get off of YouTube.
If it’s not real, then how does Mike Mozart have it in his hands? Besides, it’s an inflata-hammer, not a blow-up doll. Wow, this site is getting dumber.
We’re not getting dumber, you’re just becoming more of a prick.
What? I’ve had a few (read: dozens) drinks and am in no mood to suffer the prattle of ignoramuses.
Unfortunately, this does seem to be a legitimate “Inflatable Wolverine Toy”. So the Claim that an Inflatable Wolverine toy with the inflation point being rather unfortunately located is not a hoax.
I’ve gone through a few articles an not unless it was a really ridiculous site did it claim that it was a “Wolverine Bolow-up doll” specifically.
The Inflatable Wolverine toy with an inflation point located where the male genitalia would be is thus not a Hoax. The claim that it is a “Blow up doll” is. Who, if anyone looking at that picture would realistically assume that it was a blow-up doll?
