Excess, Overkill, Hyperbole and Too Much Is Not Enough
Giant Golf Bag at Miniature Golf Course
Original article here.
Posted By: Paul - Thu Jul 24, 2014 -
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Category: Excess, Overkill, Hyperbole and Too Much Is Not Enough, Pop Art, Golf, 1930s
Pocket Change
Posted By: Paul - Tue Jan 07, 2014 -
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Category: Excess, Overkill, Hyperbole and Too Much Is Not Enough, Money, Europe, Seventeenth Century
Johnny Seven O.M.A. Gun
Wow. Able to give the parents of 2013 seven kinds of frenzied PC headaches with one toy!
Posted By: Paul - Thu Nov 14, 2013 -
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Category: Excess, Overkill, Hyperbole and Too Much Is Not Enough, Guns, Toys, Advertising, Children, 1960s
Highest Hot Wheels Wall Track
No translation necessary.
Posted By: Paul - Sun Sep 01, 2013 -
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Category: Excess, Overkill, Hyperbole and Too Much Is Not Enough, Toys, World Records, Europe, Cars
Biggest Station Wagon Ever Built
From Wikipedia:
At 5,182 lb (2,351 kg) shipping weight, or about 5,400 lb (2,400 kg) curb weight, the three-seat 1974 Estate Wagons are easily the heaviest Buicks ever built, even heavier than the Buick Limited limousines of 1936-42. The 1971-1976 models were the largest station wagons ever built.
For comparison purposes, equal to the weight of three Smart Cars.
Posted By: Paul - Thu Aug 22, 2013 -
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Category: Excess, Overkill, Hyperbole and Too Much Is Not Enough, 1970s, Cars
Power Mowing
A riding mower that does 130MPH and still actually mows. Just don't roll it or you will get chopped to pieces!
Posted By: patty - Fri Jun 07, 2013 -
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Category: Excess, Overkill, Hyperbole and Too Much Is Not Enough
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