Apparently there was some class action suit or something (a class action Santa suit?) against one of these companies because in order to cancel your order, you had to present a notarized document from your doctor to the effect of "My patient's tiny penis has not benefited from your product and is still ludicrously tiny."
The coy bimbo who promises that whatever bundle of inert herbs she's shilling will have an enlarging effect on a "certain part of a man's body" is even scarier than Bob, The Enzyte Pervert.
I'm just stunned that they're able to advertising penis enlargement with a pill. We all know it requires a Swedish vacuum pump and a 450 rem exposure to radium.
The only question more confounding than "Why was this fake dick pill commercial starring grinning penis-flaunting Santa Claus made?" is "Why is it running now, in May?" It's always on.
Perhaps it's some kind of meta-advertising, indicating that much like this commercial, the endowments bestowed by this miracle pill make one's penis always on.
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Perhaps it's some kind of meta-advertising, indicating that much like this commercial, the endowments bestowed by this miracle pill make one's penis always on.
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