
Stress toys like this one fall in line with the Japanese “infinite toy” craze—trinkets that simulate a pleasurable experience over and over again. This can include bubble wrap, knuckle cracking and pop-top simulators. This particular pop-top simulator also features an inexplicable clucking chicken sound effect each time the can is “opened.”
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Who would dare eat a satanic chicken? With his human skull helmet, evil whoopie cushion, Necronomicon and oversized novelty bacon accessories, Diablo just might conjure up some sort of voodoo spell over your KFC.
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Smack Sammy on the head and he shakes and spins in ecstasy until you smack him again. Kinky. He also features wild, stretchy silicone hair that enhances his dramatic movement.
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These gourmet grilling seasonings will add a lot of flavor to most anything you are going to be grilling and they will do it with a sense of humor. Use the Road Kill Grill for steaks, chops, ribs or chicken, Fish-Tail Seasonings for your seafood and Fowl Stuff for all birds. If their taste is as good as their humor you are in for a treat.
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These faux paper plates will give you the same old fashioned look of a paper plate that you have grown up with, but these also give you the strength and re-usability of melamine. They are dishwasher safe but not microwave safe, so you had best keep these for your outdoor eating needs and not try to use them as everyday plates. The last thing you need is to melt your chicken nuggets into a ball of plastic in the microwave. Cups are available as well, sold in sets of 4.
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The classic rubber chicken is a novelty icon, but few know that it has obnoxious, trashy relatives that live in the sticks. These particular chickens also crow in pain when squeezed or smacked. Seriously though, they deserved to be throttled for wearing something like that. A bikini-clad version is available after the break.
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