Results: More Products That Beg The Question "WHY"?

Finally a product to solve one of life's most frustrating tasks, eating cheesy food without getting it all over your fingers! These Finger Covers (sold in a pack of three) have got you "covered", but at 19.99, is it a bargain?

I love a good novelty purse as much as anyone, but this Chicken purse, or "Henbag" may just be a bit too much. And, with a price tag of 61.99, I can't see why anyone would buy this. However, a quick look at the Amazon reviews indicate it's a popular item. With reviews like "My wife loves it! I have to give it a top rating as it is Eggsactly as it is decribed. You will definitely turn heads when you make your hen-trance into any occasion/event" and "What's better than a rubber chicken purse?", maybe there is a market. Would you buy one for yourself or as a gift?

Are you noticing a bit of a theme? If you spend your days dreaming of ways to involve your backyard chickens more in your social media posts (I know, it's a small select niche), then this is the answer for you! Strong Chicken Arms are designed, according to the manufacturer (made in Texas), "Boost Self-Esteem - We've all heard of power poses to boost confidence - now you can do the same for your pet chickens" and "Seen the memes? Now you can film your chickens and go VIRAL too!" Now, we do have backyard chickens, and not once did I ever think they need a boost of self-confidence. But, do you think anyone really would buy this product?

So, this particular item is perhaps not available to purchase any more, but I don't know if I've ever seen a stranger novel idea ever. A few years ago, to commemorate Mother's Day, the friend chicken chain, Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) released a romance novel starring Col. Sanders as its romantic lead. The chicken chain dipped into the sex-charged world of romance literature with its book, Tender Wings of Desire, where Col. Sanders becomes "a handsome sailor with a mysterious past." While KFC is known for juicy thighs and breasts, it confined its first romance book to relatively prudish world of Victorian England. The woman that falls into Col. Sanders' strong, manly arms is Madeline Parker, who finds "buckets of love from her finger-licking good hero as she tries to escape Parker Manor and her loveless marriage". And they topped it off with this tagline, "While the passion is steamy, the chicken is fried". Did you see, read of hear about this book?