ok...I heard about this from one of my friends at weight watchers. Her co workers are using it...but it is not permanent! This stuff has got to eventually kill you sometime.
I have lost 119 pounds with weight watchers in 2 and a half years...with 61 pounds more til goal. I don't need a "magic" powder. shit is a friggin snake oil...I don't want to see a few years from now where someone died from this stuff.
@Mandy Reeves. You are doing the right thing in losing weight. Out of all the programs out there Weight Watchers is tried and true-just a little pricey. Good for you! In this case it is not snake oil-it is snake powder.
I love these things. I used to see a commercial for this product called "The almighty cleanse" in the morning before work. Basically it gave you the shits to clean out your colon. The commercial was truly vile, complete with a picture of rubber poo. It was great following that up with an egg McMuffin.
Thanks Mister Booze, I clicked on that link and now I want to vomit. The most disgusting thing I've ever see and it was all WORDS. They said fecal matter about a million times.
The Sensa thing is hilarious. Yes sprinkle mystery powder on your disgusting fattening junk food and magically lose weight. It probably does something in your stomach to make you get full faster, but how does that matter if you die of heart disease because of all the shit you are eating? People just don't understand YOU CANNOT EAT WHAT YOU WANT ALL TIME. Not unless you want to die in your 60s.
Oh America.
ReplyDeleteIt works even better when you snort it up your nose.
ReplyDeleteDr. Evil voice:
ReplyDelete"Riiiigh-t"
They got Patti from "Millionaire Matchmaker" -- that's all the endorsement I need. http://youtu.be/DRL7JSvICC0
ReplyDeleteIs the clip at the beginning real? What is it from?
ReplyDelete@andthendougsaid: Yes, it's real. It's from a different ad, but it was too good to go to waste.
ReplyDeleteI like that there's a "sprinkles" tag now.
ReplyDeleteRide the snake.
ReplyDeleteYou'd lose more weight by living off of rainbow sprinkles.
ReplyDeleteok...I heard about this from one of my friends at weight watchers. Her co workers are using it...but it is not permanent! This stuff has got to eventually kill you sometime.
ReplyDeleteI have lost 119 pounds with weight watchers in 2 and a half years...with 61 pounds more til goal. I don't need a "magic" powder. shit is a friggin snake oil...I don't want to see a few years from now where someone died from this stuff.
@Mandy Reeves. You are doing the right thing in losing weight. Out of all the programs out there Weight Watchers is tried and true-just a little pricey. Good for you!
ReplyDeleteIn this case it is not snake oil-it is snake powder.
ninja'd by Phinease.
ReplyDeleteDon't knock the sprinkles.
ReplyDelete"No officer, it was my to go packet of sensa sprinkles!"
ReplyDeleteIt truly is "in-credible".
ReplyDeleteI don't know why, but this has got to be one of the most disgusting things I've ever seen.
ReplyDeleteI love these things. I used to see a commercial for this product called "The almighty cleanse" in the morning before work. Basically it gave you the shits to clean out your colon. The commercial was truly vile, complete with a picture of rubber poo. It was great following that up with an egg McMuffin.
ReplyDeletehttp://youtu.be/1nYqWkCnE_c
Enjoy!
Mmm, heroin.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mister Booze, I clicked on that link and now I want to vomit. The most disgusting thing I've ever see and it was all WORDS. They said fecal matter about a million times.
ReplyDeleteThe Sensa thing is hilarious. Yes sprinkle mystery powder on your disgusting fattening junk food and magically lose weight. It probably does something in your stomach to make you get full faster, but how does that matter if you die of heart disease because of all the shit you are eating? People just don't understand YOU CANNOT EAT WHAT YOU WANT ALL TIME. Not unless you want to die in your 60s.
Holy crap (probably no pun intended) I remember seeing this a while back on TV. I just remember thinking that it was probably salt or something.
ReplyDeleteOh god, Mr. Booze thank you. I remember watching that whole thing last night with a permanent cringe on my face.
Yes, but does Sensa make you as dull and annoying as all the other weight-loss regimes?
ReplyDeleteI am SO happy this is on here.
ReplyDeleteI saw this infomercial the other night and thought it would be PERFECT for EIT lolz.
Yes, but all that sprinkling might require me to lift my arm.
ReplyDeletewait what do you do?
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