Merlin (…pure magic!)

[Shortsord]

Have you guys seen this? I think it's awesome. Some young entrepreneur saw a niche that never quite seems to be filled, and decided to throw more junk into it.

I know it's not technically interconnect related, but I wasn't sure where it'd go and it fits in theme.

But you absolutely have to love how long the description goes on about it. It's like it doesn't even try to take itself seriously. I love it.

Here - ebay item number 230178401888.

 

[Nomo]

Personally, I'm holding out for the Nostradamus perpetual future proofing HD-DVD.

 

[Gasman]

Personally, I'm holding out for the Nostradamus perpetual future proofing HD-DVD.

Oooohhhh, I'll take 2 of those.

(but it would be better, if that could be done for my BD players).

 

[Tom Andry]

Wow, did anyone notice that almost every "paragraph" is just one long sentence? Perhaps they think that run-on sentences are more convincing. Wow, just wow...

 

[Seth=L]

I wish I could use the link, the server I am on has Ebay blocked.

 

[mtrycrafts]

Finally I found the blabbering On and on it went to nowhere
I gave up!

 

[Seth=L]

Finally I found the blabbering On and on it went to nowhere
I gave up!

HOLY SHI.... MTRYCRAFTS HAS 8,200 posts!!!!!

 

[Alexhunter27]

Anyone willing to spend the $100 to find out?

 

[Seth=L]

Anyone willing to spend the $100 to find out?

No. I finally got a chance to look at it, stupid, stupid, stupid crap.

 

[stratman]

It's the old magnetic induction crap theory espoused by every A/V con man on the face of the planet. You know the old saying: there's a sucker........


Someone teach that guy some basic grammar rules.

 

[MDS]

I am now exhausted after doing my best to read the entire page. It's written like poetry but says nothing of value as far as I am concerned.

After all the outlandish claims I find it funny that near the end it has a giant disclaimer about how some discs should NOT be treated and that it will take you awhile to figure out (after extensive listening of course) which discs may or may not benefit. Basically a way out after you destroy a few dozen of your favorite discs so they can say 'we told you it won't work for all of them'.

Actually it won't work for any of them...

 

[philh]

Have you guys seen this? I think it's awesome. Some young entrepreneur saw a niche that never quite seems to be filled, and decided to throw more junk into it.

I know it's not technically interconnect related, but I wasn't sure where it'd go and it fits in theme.

But you absolutely have to love how long the description goes on about it. It's like it doesn't even try to take itself seriously. I love it.

Here - ebay item number 230178401888.

amateur hour...this guy's products will allow you to clearly hear aliens
http://www.machinadynamica.com/machina64.htm

Wander around his web site and tell me you're not impressed, LOL

 

[mtrycrafts]

amateur hour...this guy's products will allow you to clearly hear aliens
http://www.machinadynamica.com/machina64.htm

Wander around his web site and tell me you're not impressed, LOL

After reading his bio, he is a sad person indeed.

 

[mike c]

seriously, are there really people who believe the ebay item or things you just put on top of equipment? I can't help but think these are joke products. I mean sure, the people who put them up has the intention of screwing people, but if there are people stupid enough to buy these, they can't possibly have the intellectual capacity to keep their money for long.

 

[philh]

After reading his bio, he is a sad person indeed.

I haven't seen his bio recently, but at one time it said he worked for nasa and invented GPS, or some such nonsense. Funny thing, I knew of someone who was familar with our current GPS system and had never even heard of the guy, LOL

 

[mtrycrafts]

I haven't seen his bio recently, but at one time it said he worked for nasa and invented GPS, or some such nonsense. Funny thing, I knew of someone who was familar with our current GPS system and had never even heard of the guy, LOL

Here you go from that link:
About the Author: Geoff Kait -- Aerospace Engineering (theoretical fluid dynamics and propulsion, statistical thermodynamics, nuclear physics, indeterminate structures). Undergrad thesis: Preliminary design of engine for interplanetary travel utilizing momentum transfer mechanisms in highly magnetic metal crystal bombarded by high-energy ions. Work experience: NASA satellite operations & radar data analysis; aerodynamics of high-performance aircraft; reentry vehicle dynamics; radio communications; satellite communications; spread spectrum communications. He incorporated Machina Dynamica in 1998; he designed Nimbus Sub-Hertz Isolation Platform, Promethean Base, Brilliant Pebbles, Tru-Tone Duplex Covers, Codename Turquoise CD Tray Masking Kit, Codename Saffron HD-DVD Tray Masking Kit, the Teleportation Tweak and manufactures the Clever Little Clock.


Maybe he was part of a small shop that had something to do with the GPS?

 

[philh]

Here you go from that link:
About the Author: Geoff Kait -- Aerospace Engineering (theoretical fluid dynamics and propulsion, statistical thermodynamics, nuclear physics, indeterminate structures). Undergrad thesis: Preliminary design of engine for interplanetary travel utilizing momentum transfer mechanisms in highly magnetic metal crystal bombarded by high-energy ions. Work experience: NASA satellite operations & radar data analysis; aerodynamics of high-performance aircraft; reentry vehicle dynamics; radio communications; satellite communications; spread spectrum communications. He incorporated Machina Dynamica in 1998; he designed Nimbus Sub-Hertz Isolation Platform, Promethean Base, Brilliant Pebbles, Tru-Tone Duplex Covers, Codename Turquoise CD Tray Masking Kit, Codename Saffron HD-DVD Tray Masking Kit, the Teleportation Tweak and manufactures the Clever Little Clock.


Maybe he was part of a small shop that had something to do with the GPS?

He updated the bio, if IU remember correctly he laid claim to inventing GPS.

 

[orAgon]

seriously, are there really people who believe the ebay item or things you just put on top of equipment?

Believe it or not. The sad part is that these people come from across the spectrum -- no single group is immune. "It's on the internet so it must be true." or "Google it." or "It's on ebay so it must be a good deal." Just the other day I saw a used (with holes repaired) item on ebay that ended at close to $100 with the shipping charges when, with a few more diligent mouseclicks away is a brand new unit from a very reputable dealer for $60 shipped . Go figure. And hence these individuals/entities are encouraged to hang around or, perhaps, even proliferate.