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'Sinkems' are brightly colored paper cutouts of boats, ducks, etc. What are they for?

Toilet training little boys. Ready, aim, fire... need I say more?

Which of these bizarre products was featured in a Skymall (airline) catalog in 2003?

Electric tongue cleaner. Gives a new meaning to the threat of washing your mouth out with soap, eh? Of course, some of your fellow passengers on the plane probably need this...

What is the 'Mayfair Majesty', a product sold by Bemis?

A king-sized toilet seat. It might sell well with Sinkems for the big boy in your life...

A popular holiday gift in Europe is a small man made from marzipan--almond paste. What is bizarre about this man?

He has a coin inserted in his rear end. It's supposed to bring prosperity, somehow.

Stupid.com is a great repository of bizarre products. One of these is a large piece of fudge in a real baby diaper. What is this delectable treat called?

Chocka Ca-Ca. mmmmmm!

Another fine product from stupid.com is a small label gun. What is is designed to print messages on?

Bubble gum. I guess you can inscribe clever witticisms like 'Eat me'.

Pet supply catalogs offer a plethora of pitiful products. Which of the following is real?

Dog ear cement. Some dogs, like Collies and Shetland Sheepdogs, are supposed to have a bend in the tip of their ears. This product 'trains' the ears.

A popular product at the Archie McPhee online emporium of weird stuff is an action figure- of whom?

Jesus. The site adds 'Note- cannot walk on water'.

A popular item on both the stupid.com and Archie McPhee websites is a culinary tool. What is it?

A telescoping fork that can be up to 2 feet long. It's called the 'Freeloader Fork' and you supposedly can sneak a bite of your neighbor's dessert with it.

The granddaddy of all bizarre products! Which avian ornament is required for the bizarre lawn?

A pink flamingo. I have no idea why.