Anti-masturbatory gum, and 12 other products that surely can't work

Wednesday, July 18, 2012
From a gadget that will translate your dog's barks to cookies that will increase your bust size - via, yes, anti-masturbatory chewing gum, check out 13 products with outrageous claims.

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