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Rrriing! Hi, Im Ernie! Uh, hello
Ive just got to tell you about this great pool grill, the Buoy-B-Q, at a special price this week! Sorry, my supper guests
You guessed right, this is a barbecue that floats in your pool. This teak and stainless steel wonder has wave breakers
and an insulated bottom to avoid burns and heat loss. And absolutely gratis with your purchase, youll receive cork-handled utensils, a tan-thru grill apron and two spark-resistant air mattresses. Being vegetarians, we dont grill much and
Then youre in luck with our Buoy-B-Q hot tub option. Just unfurl the buoyant spa curtain around the pool grill, join them with the seat straps, open the insulation vents to let the water through, pour on more charcoal and youll soon be leaning back, warming your bod' while downing a cold beer and a hot soybean sausage. Well, gosh you know we dont even have a pool so
There you go, now 9 out of 10 wading-booted fisherpersons swear by the Buoy-B-Q. Their catch is hooked, netted, gutted, grilled and in the gut in ten minutes flat. Now let me tell you about its clever fire extinguisher
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Does it come with a scraper to remove the film of fat from the surface of your pool? But I applaud you on fire safety grounds. |
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[Toadinnov] keep your hibachi
away from my lilo! |
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It almost gets a - vote for the telemarketing, but I'm not that cruel. And it is a novel method of presentation. So it gets the vote it deserves. |
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Out of interest, how spark resistant can you make an air mattress? |
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gross... floating spit. That's nasty. |
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Huh uh. Just grab any soiled garments and wipe-off rags and toss them into the floating washing machine that's right there. |
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Thatll teach you to dive in without looking first. |
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Sartep opening Buoy-B-Q box and
setting Buoy-B-Q in the water: "Take
that, you constantly 75 degree (F) pool
water!" |
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I used to do a lot of work for a sailing charity, taking kids out on week-long trips. One of our favourite games was to persuade the kids that there was a Burger King (called EC1) right in the middle of the English Channel. When they discovered it was just a big metal buoy, we'd distract them by persuading them that we were watching 'Neighbours' on the radar screen (no, honestly, it's just the signal isn't very good out here, that's all...) |
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