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Yes, it is called an Air Multiplier. That's why I had to walk over to the display and see what the sign was talking about. These Stargate-in-miniature thingies are sitting on the shelf at Best Buy and according to the sign they "multiply air".
Air multiplier. It's a fan. It's a blade-less fan. Or rather the blades may be inside the Stargate. Yet, when I put my hand inside the Stargate it did not disappear into another reality plane. It got windy, but my hand didn't disappear into another realm. I don't know what I expected, it's not a "reality multiplier". I'm a little let down. There wasn't even any shimmer of liquid silver or anything. Don't these copywriters watch Sci-Fi?
Easy claim. How would we know if something we can't see got multiplied or not?
ReplyDeleteEXACTLY!
ReplyDeleteAnd they cost 300 bucks at my local best buy! More like a money mulitplier to me!
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