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		<title>By: MW</title>
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		<dc:creator>MW</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 13 Jan 2013 01:47:28 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[&lt;strong&gt;crappy product.&lt;/strong&gt; This product doesn&#039;t look at all like real poop, unless your aim is to make it look like a 4-foot-6-inch ballerina took a dainty, monochromatic, plasticine dump somewhere.  Or at best, a medium-sized dog who ate some chocolate-pudding-colored polyethylene.  NOW I understand why the photo quality on the product picture above is so poor.  Giving purchasers a high quality, well-lit photo would result in nobody being stupid enough to buy this, like I was.  This chintzy, molded-and-stamped &quot;gag&quot; is not realistic at all and will fool no one.  It&#039;s poorly made -- in China, literally -- and looks like the uniformly brown blob of cheap plastic it is.  Don&#039;t waste your money on this crap.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>crappy product.</strong> This product doesn&#8217;t look at all like real poop, unless your aim is to make it look like a 4-foot-6-inch ballerina took a dainty, monochromatic, plasticine dump somewhere.  Or at best, a medium-sized dog who ate some chocolate-pudding-colored polyethylene.  NOW I understand why the photo quality on the product picture above is so poor.  Giving purchasers a high quality, well-lit photo would result in nobody being stupid enough to buy this, like I was.  This chintzy, molded-and-stamped &#8220;gag&#8221; is not realistic at all and will fool no one.  It&#8217;s poorly made &#8212; in China, literally &#8212; and looks like the uniformly brown blob of cheap plastic it is.  Don&#8217;t waste your money on this crap.</p>
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		<title>By: Zolton "Veni. Vidi. Reviewi."</title>
		<link>http://joys.net/1183/party-pooper-fake-human-poop/#comment-1069</link>
		<dc:creator>Zolton "Veni. Vidi. Reviewi."</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 13 Jan 2013 01:19:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[&lt;strong&gt;It Pooped My Party, All Right&lt;/strong&gt; Working life is hectic. If your job is like mine, there&#039;s barely time to catch a breath before yet another traffic jam or staff meeting or disciplinary hearing sucks it right back out of you. Sometimes all you want is a quiet moment alone, to reflect. To regroup. To sob quietly into your hands and wonder where it all went so wrong.Needless to say, I spend a lot of time in the john.Problem is, I&#039;m not the only one. Maybe it&#039;s the recession -- or maybe it&#039;s the new &#039;Burrito Blowout&#039; special in the cafeteria -- but lately the back stall in the mens&#039; room has been more popular than the water cooler by the hot receptionist&#039;s desk. Every time I need a &#039;time out&#039;, there&#039;s some guy already back there. And probably pooping. I needed some way to keep the other guys away from my &#039;thinking chair&#039;.Few things would make me do a bathroom about-face faster than a piece of poo lounging on the rim of the &#039;pool&#039;, rather than in it. I bought a six-pack of these, to ensure my &#039;fortress of solitude&#039; would remain undisturbed for the long haul.I positioned one on the side of the bowl to shoo away the intraoffice interlopers. It wasn&#039;t outrageously realistic, but that seemed okay -- the last thing I&#039;d do if I saw something large and brown on the toilet seat is dive in for a closer look. That&#039;s just not a situation where you ask probing questions like &#039;Poop or Dupe?&#039;, &#039;Scat or Nat?&#039;, or &#039;Cosby, Spills, Ash or Dung?&#039; You see brown on the chair; you run away from there. That&#039;s the rule.Or so I thought. Evidently, some joker is more eagle-eyed -- or desperate -- than I am. I tried every morning for a full week dropping plastic poop on the deck, but by mid-afternoon each day the deck was clear -- and the stall was &#039;occupado&#039; most of the time. When I finally managed to sneak in for a break, I found the perp had fashioned a sort of hanging &#039;poop mobile&#039; from the missing products. It doesn&#039;t seem to deter any of the people I was trying to keep out -- but we&#039;ve had some real trouble keeping a janitor on the floor since then. Poor guys aren&#039;t expecting THAT on their first night on the job.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>It Pooped My Party, All Right</strong> Working life is hectic. If your job is like mine, there&#8217;s barely time to catch a breath before yet another traffic jam or staff meeting or disciplinary hearing sucks it right back out of you. Sometimes all you want is a quiet moment alone, to reflect. To regroup. To sob quietly into your hands and wonder where it all went so wrong.Needless to say, I spend a lot of time in the john.Problem is, I&#8217;m not the only one. Maybe it&#8217;s the recession &#8212; or maybe it&#8217;s the new &#8216;Burrito Blowout&#8217; special in the cafeteria &#8212; but lately the back stall in the mens&#8217; room has been more popular than the water cooler by the hot receptionist&#8217;s desk. Every time I need a &#8216;time out&#8217;, there&#8217;s some guy already back there. And probably pooping. I needed some way to keep the other guys away from my &#8216;thinking chair&#8217;.Few things would make me do a bathroom about-face faster than a piece of poo lounging on the rim of the &#8216;pool&#8217;, rather than in it. I bought a six-pack of these, to ensure my &#8216;fortress of solitude&#8217; would remain undisturbed for the long haul.I positioned one on the side of the bowl to shoo away the intraoffice interlopers. It wasn&#8217;t outrageously realistic, but that seemed okay &#8212; the last thing I&#8217;d do if I saw something large and brown on the toilet seat is dive in for a closer look. That&#8217;s just not a situation where you ask probing questions like &#8216;Poop or Dupe?&#8217;, &#8216;Scat or Nat?&#8217;, or &#8216;Cosby, Spills, Ash or Dung?&#8217; You see brown on the chair; you run away from there. That&#8217;s the rule.Or so I thought. Evidently, some joker is more eagle-eyed &#8212; or desperate &#8212; than I am. I tried every morning for a full week dropping plastic poop on the deck, but by mid-afternoon each day the deck was clear &#8212; and the stall was &#8216;occupado&#8217; most of the time. When I finally managed to sneak in for a break, I found the perp had fashioned a sort of hanging &#8216;poop mobile&#8217; from the missing products. It doesn&#8217;t seem to deter any of the people I was trying to keep out &#8212; but we&#8217;ve had some real trouble keeping a janitor on the floor since then. Poor guys aren&#8217;t expecting THAT on their first night on the job.</p>
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