28mm thick!!,I laugh at a bit where they said it sits well on the wrist, it's 46mm in diam and 28.5mm deep/thick, no way that sits well on a wrist, unless you've huge wrists. Ok it's made from Titanium so won't be as heavy as SS, but it'll still be a 265g beast on the wrist, like wearing some of the huge Invicta monstrosities.
The Energia which is huge is only 17mm deep, or the RGMT 2000m demolition is 20mm, so even these beasts are small in comparison.
The guy that demo's pillows was on last night showing one that has a gap sewn into the ends for air to enter/leave, thus keeping the pillow (and your head) cooler. He said it basically acts 'like a pair of lungs' when you move your head around on the pillow letting air in/out.I see they have Downland copper infused mattress toppers, protectors, pillows etc today. No doubt Sally and Peter will be saying they're the bees knees, everyone should have one.
Oh but wait, the filling is hollow fibre.
EVENING YOU MUPPETS, SOMEONE GET ME A PINT!I laugh at a bit where they said it sits well on the wrist, it's 46mm in diam and 28.5mm deep/thick, no way that sits well on a wrist, unless you've huge wrists. Ok it's made from Titanium so won't be as heavy as SS, but it'll still be a 265g beast on the wrist, like wearing some of the huge Invicta monstrosities.
The Energia which is huge is only 17mm deep, or the RGMT 2000m demolition is 20mm, so even these beasts are small in comparison.
One of the people working in our local Asda used to be a presenter on Ideal World. I realised this when I asked them 'can you please direct me to the eggs?' and they said 'sorry we're sold out.'was just watching the end of last nights watch show again.
Shaun on the black traser - "this looks like another that going to sell out."
Nope, still there Shaun, so are the huge blue and yellow dive watches which you said had sold out.
Seems to be quite a regular occurrence, we're told they've sold out yet are still available next day.
Yeah they throw every sales technique possible at the viewer. Pressure through things like the countdown timer, a constant reminder to check out and that stocks are low (even when they're not), making the family connection as you say through the 'I've bought this for x' or the classic connection directly with the presenter through the 'I've bought one of these' technique.Ok listening to another male presenter that acts weird around women's shoes/clothing and the model, pretty sure all the blokes on IW are closet cross-dressers, but anyway i've come to the conclusion that non of the Ideal World staff's mothers are capable of shopping, every presenter and model seems to buy everything for their mothers, from shoes to mattresses, chairs to clothes, from kitchen appliances to cleaning equipment, from cosmetics to health supplements, there doesn't seem to be a product that they haven't bought for their mothers.
The other conclusion i've come to, is none of them must like their fathers very much, as the only time father gets mentioned is as sales tactic for watches on the run up to fathers day, and it's usually viewers fathers that they are talking about, you don't hear them say bought this watch for my dad, or bought my dad this air fryer etc etc, yet buying stuff for their mothers is mentioned on a daily basis.
the actual product they were touting added very little to the overall effect.There's a Jane Plan 'testimonial' that must be the equivalent of Megan's eLife bikes review which ends in someone's husband being upset that the wife had stopped doing the Jane Plan, but if the Jane Plan is so amazing in so many different ways then why did the wife stop it in the first place? Must be something to do that it's no longer directly being promoted as a diet to the point that they mysteriously no longer mention the D-word though I did hear them mention the expression 'portion control' three times in a roundabout way. Hmmm...possibly because Ideal World's scared of implying its viewers are fat or need to lose weight despite selling lots of 'keep fit' equipmentJane Plan gruel was being touted the other night, it looked amazing ...
... thanks to all the added fruit and veg
Yeah, even more strange when you consider the word diet is still used on their websiteThere's a Jane Plan 'testimonial' that must be the equivalent of Megan's eLife bikes review which ends in someone's husband being upset that the wife had stopped doing the Jane Plan, but if the Jane Plan is so amazing in so many different ways then why did the wife stop it in the first place? Must be something to do that it's no longer directly being promoted as a diet to the point that they mysteriously no longer mention the D-word though I did hear them mention the expression 'portion control' three times in a roundabout way. Hmmm...possibly because Ideal World's scared of implying its viewers are fat or need to lose weight despite selling lots of 'keep fit' equipment
Also last night, Martin the watch guest was in full lies mode on the Kenneth Cole watch spiel, saying things like if you ask anyone within the watch industry about them they will say that they are legendary (hahahaha) or being equally hilarious Kenneth Cole have stayed true to their roots by never moving from New York (hahahahahahahaha). You mean, as with trying not to show the back of the watch because it might give away its New CHINA York roots more like.
