At this point I think she's just hearing phantom bells, like a punch drunk heavyweight fighter. Come to think of it, this video is making me hear phantom bells too.
"Continuing to sell Microcrisp only by infomercial would be like watching the same Gilligan's Island rerun," says Nancy Duitch, national sales manager of Microcrisp, based in Culver City, Cal.
I don't know--if Hansel and Gretel had to wrap the evil old witch in microcrisp™, she might have gotten wise to their plan. Then again, who wants to wait two hours, when you can have grisly, rubbery flesh from a microwave in a fraction of the time? Just add some ranch dressing--from a tube, of course--and you have got yourself a lunch!
This must have been shown on late-night TV an awful lot back in the day, cause I remember every minute of it. We actually had some of that gray poster-paper. It DID make a difference, but not enough for all the folding-and-taping trouble.
Like a cowboy boot
ReplyDeleteWell done, Tereg!
ReplyDeleteAt this point I think she's just hearing phantom bells, like a punch drunk heavyweight fighter. Come to think of it, this video is making me hear phantom bells too.
ReplyDeleteMrs. Poole is acting a little superior about her fancy little micro-wrap.
ReplyDeleteAnd nothing makes the mouth water like a "diaper wrap". Ugh.
Now I know where Tim and Eric found her.
ReplyDelete"Continuing to sell Microcrisp only by infomercial would be like watching the same Gilligan's Island rerun," says Nancy Duitch, national sales manager of Microcrisp, based in Culver City, Cal.
ReplyDeleteA burger nuked with the aide of a chemically enhanced sheet of waxed paper. Lunch!
ReplyDeleteShe's the poor man's Paula Deen. There's the bell!
ReplyDeleteI don't know--if Hansel and Gretel had to wrap the evil old witch in microcrisp™, she might have gotten wise to their plan. Then again, who wants to wait two hours, when you can have grisly, rubbery flesh from a microwave in a fraction of the time? Just add some ranch dressing--from a tube, of course--and you have got yourself a lunch!
ReplyDeleteThere's the bell
ReplyDeleteno you're a bell. :<
ReplyDelete"It's shaped like a boot"
ReplyDeleteDoes it work with healthy food?
ReplyDeleteBut aluminum foil has more personality!
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ReplyDelete"Who the hell used up all the tape???"
ReplyDelete"......"
"Well find it!!
I ain't eatin' a cold Dippity Dog."
If this were Jeffrey Dahmers grandma, I sort of understand his motivation.
ReplyDeleteNot saying I condone it, I just sort of get it.
Putting the "eat" in EIT
ReplyDeleteI can't believe this lady has been doing infomercials for so long. She was just on tv last night XD
ReplyDeletehttp://www.infomercial-hell.com/blog/2008/09/26/cathy-mitchell-appears-in-infomercial-parody-sketch/
ReplyDeleteGotta say, I am a big fan of using scissors as a food prep utensil. Not at all being ironic. Just wanted to share.
ReplyDeletewill you put a peice of tape on my dilly dog
ReplyDeletemmm cancer-wrap...
ReplyDeleteDESPERATION DESPERATION DESPERATION
ReplyDeleteWow she has been around a long time! GT101 anyone?
ReplyDeleteThis must have been shown on late-night TV an awful lot back in the day, cause I remember every minute of it. We actually had some of that gray poster-paper. It DID make a difference, but not enough for all the folding-and-taping trouble.
ReplyDeleteShe looks like some sort of alien insect
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