January 15, 2010
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I’d like to think that this was all a part of an expensive, well-organized prank – but you never know.
If it is a prank, a person or people would have had to stock up on communion products and lube, the same as if it is not a prank, so I guess we will never know.
Want to see for yourself? Head over to Amazon.
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[Amazon via Random Good Stuff; Image: Source]
Wouldn’t be too hard to set up a web page with an altered screen grab from Amazon on it…So you could do this as a prank, pretty much for free!
Wouldn’t be too hard to set up a web page with an altered screen grab from Amazon on it…So you could do this as a prank, pretty much for free!
Wouldn’t be too hard to set up a web page with an altered screen grab from Amazon on it…So you could do this as a prank, pretty much for free!
But the page on Amazon is real and the lube is really on it. My feeling is a bunch of people actually bought both products to make a point.
Agreed, or it could have been a clever marketing ploy by Astrolube. It gives their product extra attention and all they have to do is by a couple hundred communion products.
Agreed, or it could have been a clever marketing ploy by Astrolube. It gives their product extra attention and all they have to do is by a couple hundred communion products.
But the page on Amazon is real and the lube is really on it. My feeling is a bunch of people actually bought both products to make a point.
But the page on Amazon is real and the lube is really on it. My feeling is a bunch of people actually bought both products to make a point.
Agreed, or it could have been a clever marketing ploy by Astrolube. It gives their product extra attention and all they have to do is by a couple hundred communion products.