Saw this pointed out over on Blue’s News. Seems there was a Harry Potter Nimbus 2000 broomstick toy introduced for Christmas 2001. Apparently this toy has one feature in particular that kids really just seem to love as the parents keep raving about it in the customer review section. 12 year old girls, in particular, seem to be fascinated with this toy. Hmmmmmm.
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Posted on 09/01/2002 at 02:29 PM 
ROFLMAO
...but can you legally own six of them in Texas? (link)
ROFLMAO
I’m off now, to send this story of yours out to everyone I know. Let’s see how many of my friends and family will need new monitors or keyboards tomorrow.
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That is terrible! (Terribly funny, too...) My six-year-old daughter has been wanting one of these things. Now I know better!