10-foot-tall adaptation of the Michelin Man meets Chuck Norris! Immediately upon its creation I received an unprovoked roundhouse kick to my face…fortunately, his marshmallow-pillowy-like foot softened the impending blow. We battled through the kitchen, then it saw the open door. As soon as this sticky-sweet creature made it outside…it escaped. So I guess this “review” is more of a public service announcement…I probably should’ve said that first.
541 of 573 people found the following review helpful
The Traveler’s Friend
By Shady Ave Reader , September 14, 2012
Whenever I fly, I always pack a can of this wonder stuff in each piece of my luggage. As we all know, so many bags look alike. How often do you get to your hotel, only to find you have walked away with the wrong bag, and are forced to wear a stranger’s underwear for the rest of the trip? We’ve all been there, right? So when that confusing luggage starts whirling around the baggage claim carousel I just whip out my Geiger Counter and let the Uranium Ore go to work for me. I merely wait for those comforting clicks (and after longer flights, look for the glowing hot spot), and I know I have found my bags. Occasionally, airlines lose my bags (yes, it does happen, people). But whenever I fill out that claim form and let them know my Uranium Ore is missing—well I tell you, they literally SPRING into action. They’ll track down that errant bag faster than you can say “Chernobyl.” And I cannot tell you how many new friends I have made in TSA and Customs since I’ve adopted this sure-fire system. Nothing brightens their day quite like finding a traveler with potentially fissionable material. Throw away those gaudy rainbow-bag straps forever and step into the atomic age. It’s no longer just Uranium; it’s my-ranium. Thanks, Amazon!
248 of 265 people found the following review helpful
Hard to Find Refill for Madame Curie Play Set
By Wandrwoman “Wise as Aphrodite, Beautiful as Athena…” , March 6, 2010
My daughter was heartbroken when she ran out of the uranium ore supply that came with her Madame Curie Playschool set. These things always happen at the most inconvenient times…in this case, when she was almost halfway through recreating the Theory of Radioactivity. Of course, she has done this already over 20 times (and demonstrated the difference between polonium and radium), but like most 8-year-olds, if she likes something, she just does it over and over again! My husband and I looked everywhere for the uranium ore refill, and I don’t have to tell you how hugely popular the Madame Curie play set was over Christmas! The refill was sold out everywhere…even in Toys“R”Us and Costco. Finally, we found it on Amazon. The price is a bit high, but it is certainly worth our daughter’s happiness. She’s been looking a bit pale lately (she’s always been a little anemic), and this will certainly brighten her day!
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Shiny
By paul.ward395 “pw” , September 4, 2012
Package was leaking when it arrived but I believe that’s an old custom in the industry so I haven’t marked it down. Both the kids and our cat have had a great time playing with this since it came and I’ve saved electricity as they can play with it in the dark. Indeed, I can now play with the kids and the cat in the dark. Super stuff and I’m buying more for all my friends.
14,717 of 15,003 people found the following review helpful
Great Product, Poor Packaging
by Patrick J. McGovern , May 14, 2009
I purchased this product 4.47 Billion Years ago and when I opened it today, it was half empty.
Horse Head Mask
Check out the real thing: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003G4IM4S
4.5 out of 5 stars
Name: Accoutrements Horse Head Mask
ASIN: B003G4IM4S
Price: $39.95
We’ve discovered yet another universal truth—a person wearing a Horse Head Mask looks downright disturbing. But
541 of 573 people found the following review helpful
The Traveler’s Friend
By Shady Ave Reader , September 14, 2012
Whenever I fly, I always pack a can of this wonder stuff in each piece of my luggage. As we all know, so many bags look alike. How often do you get to your hotel, only to find you have walked away with the wrong bag, and are forced to wear a stranger’s underwear for the rest of the trip? We’ve all been there, right? So when that confusing luggage starts whirling around the baggage claim carousel I just whip out my Geiger Counter and let the Uranium Ore go to work for me. I merely wait for those comforting clicks (and after longer flights, look for the glowing hot spot), and I know I have found my bags. Occasionally, airlines lose my bags (yes, it does happen, people). But whenever I fill out that claim form and let them know my Uranium Ore is missing—well I tell you, they literally SPRING into action. They’ll track down that errant bag faster than you can say “Chernobyl.” And I cannot tell you how many new friends I have made in TSA and Customs since I’ve adopted this sure-fire system. Nothing brightens their day quite like finding a traveler with potentially fissionable material. Throw away those gaudy rainbow-bag straps forever and step into the atomic age. It’s no longer just Uranium; it’s my-ranium. Thanks, Amazon!
248 of 265 people found the following review helpful
Hard to Find Refill for Madame Curie Play Set
By Wandrwoman “Wise as Aphrodite, Beautiful as Athena…” , March 6, 2010
My daughter was heartbroken when she ran out of the uranium ore supply that came with her Madame Curie Playschool set. These things always happen at the most inconvenient times…in this case, when she was almost halfway through recreating the Theory of Radioactivity. Of course, she has done this already over 20 times (and demonstrated the difference between polonium and radium), but like most 8-year-olds, if she likes something, she just does it over and over again! My husband and I looked everywhere for the uranium ore refill, and I don’t have to tell you how hugely popular the Madame Curie play set was over Christmas! The refill was sold out everywhere…even in Toys“R”Us and Costco. Finally, we found it on Amazon. The price is a bit high, but it is certainly worth our daughter’s happiness. She’s been looking a bit pale lately (she’s always been a little anemic), and this will certainly brighten her day!
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Shiny
By paul.ward395 “pw” , September 4, 2012
Package was leaking when it arrived but I believe that’s an old custom in the industry so I haven’t marked it down. Both the kids and our cat have had a great time playing with this since it came and I’ve saved electricity as they can play with it in the dark. Indeed, I can now play with the kids and the cat in the dark. Super stuff and I’m buying more for all my friends.
14,717 of 15,003 people found the following review helpful
Great Product, Poor Packaging
by Patrick J. McGovern , May 14, 2009
I purchased this product 4.47 Billion Years ago and when I opened it today, it was half empty.
Horse Head Mask
Check out the real thing: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003G4IM4S
4.5 out of 5 stars
Name: Accoutrements Horse Head Mask
ASIN: B003G4IM4S
Price: $39.95
We’ve discovered yet another universal truth—a person wearing a Horse Head Mask looks downright disturbing. But
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