Obsessed with a Target Halloween Decoration

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It’s impossible to predict what random thing becomes the next sensation the next must-have the next Beanie Babies, or Tickle Me Elmo, or Furby, or even Hatchimals.  But THIS is stranger than ALL of those.

Over the past week, a Halloween decoration at Target has gone viral.  It’s a jack-o-lantern humanoid that’s dressed like a ghoul that’s eight-feet-tall that costs $180.000 that is named “LEWIS.”

It also speaks when you push a button.  Its main line is:  “I am NOT a jack-o-lantern.  My name is Lewis.”

Others include:  “Trick or treat, all you creepy crawlers.” “Hello, hello!  I’m so happy you could carve out some time to come out tonight” and “Crooked smile and glowing eyes, I see all your tricks from way up high.”  (Okay, that one is pretty good.)

Lewis is SOLD OUT everywhere despite being huge, expensive, and a Halloween decoration that’s going to spend 11 months in your garage.

But even if you can’t OWN a Lewis right now you can visit him.  Many Target locations have Lewis set up inside the store, and people have been posting videos on social media of “meeting” him like he’s a celebrity.

Videos like those are what made Lewis go viral in the first place, with people saying things like, “Lewis is the best decoration of all time.”

Others have created shirts inspired by Lewis, and people have publicly called out Target locations that don’t have Lewis plugged in.

Target hasn’t commented, so it’s unclear when or if Lewis will be back in stock.

 

AM Radio Waves can Help with ED

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Scientists are shaking up the world of erectile dysfunction treatment with a new player in town—radio waves.

Recent research, as published in the International Journal of Impotence Research, has suggested that low-intensity radio frequency zaps to the nether regions could potentially be a game-changer for treating ED. Dr. Ilan Gruenwald, the mastermind behind this study, explains that when these radio waves are used at lower frequencies, they generate heat, which leads to some “structural changes” in penile tissue. Think collagen and elastic fibers—a recipe for success!

Over the course of two months, 32 men aged 41 to 78 decided to give this radio wave treatment a whirl. The result? A whopping 50% of them achieved “normal erectile function” post-treatment, with 11 men reporting “significantly improved” sexual function. Not too shabby!

The best part? No complaints of side effects, and the device was apparently a breeze to use.

This isn’t the only unconventional ED treatment out there. We’ve got quick-acting nasal sprays, Botox, and even the quest for better sleep quality as potential cures. Insomnia, vaping, and too much “adult content” might be linked to ED.

ED can be caused by a variety of factors like alcohol use, diabetes, obesity, and more. So, it might be time to consider some lifestyle changes, like regular exercise, stress reduction, and staying away from tobacco, alcohol, and drugs. Who knew that radio waves could be the shockingly good solution we’ve been waiting for?

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