Remember that instant beach ball I posted the other day? Well, this 10-foot version is waaaaaaay on the other end of the spectrum. When deflated, it’s not going to fit in any portable can—unless you consider rolling an oil drum down the street “portable.” It’s also the kind of thing you are going to need an air compressor for. Hell, fill it up with helium and you might be able to get airborne.
When the temperature skyrockets or plummets to the Earth, this is the thermometer to have. At 3-feet tall, the rocket thermometer can be viewed easily from the temperature-controlled comfort of the indoors.
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It may not be quite the same as a real dinosaur, but this 9 foot tall, 17 foot long statue is as close as you are going to get without a time machine. Go ahead—turn your garden into Jurassic Park.
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This oversized Southern Comfort Bottle looks and feels like the real thing, except for the fact that it measures a whopping 19-inches tall. The only problem is that it doesn’t come filled alcohol—but that can be easily remedied. After that just put a nipple on it and go to town.
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Whether you are looking to pick up a bat for playing, decorating, or delivering a savage beating, this giant baseball bat is sure to fit the bill. Speaking of bills, you had better have a fist full of them if you want to bring this beast home.
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You get some idea of the size of this umbrella from the picture above. It is 5 meters wide and octagonal in shape. I am not going to try to figure out the area of this, but lets just say it covers a lot. And if that isn’t enough, it is mounted on an offset pole that swings around 360 degrees. If I could afford a patio that big then maybe I could afford this umbrella as well.
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