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QVC:Purveyor of fine crap. Here we see a ugly lamp being sold to the gullible idiots that like to buy from QVC
QVC has lately been trying its hardest to appeal to the younger crowds through the gradually increasing use of leetspeak and violence.
"Oh, that hurt! Oh, that hurt big time!"

QVC (an initialism for "Quite Variable Crap") is an American home-shopping televisual show aimed at lonely thirty-somethings who still live with their parents, teenage mothers, and old ladies who smell of cats and Werther's originals.

History of QVC[edit | edit source]

When the German Sausage Channel went into receivership in 1972, television executives decided that they had to replace the channel with another, otherwise the balance between good and evil would shift drastically and possibly bring about the end of the world, maybe.

Grasping at straws and running out of time, things looked grim for the executives, when one of the interns suddenly had an amazing idea. He proposed a television channel where idiots viewers could buy items that no sane person could possibly want. Others questioned exactly where he intended to buy all these goods, which is when he told them the genius of his idea. He drove home, filled up his car with all the crap out of his garage he didn't want and drove it back to the executives' room, and piled it on the table.

The intern in question was none other than Michael Jordan, and at that moment QVC was born.

Top 10 popular items[edit | edit source]

  1. Pammy Pissknickers doll with realistic nappy rash, and refillable urine pouch.
  2. Official Abba disco ball and moustache kit.
  3. Cat porn
  4. Diamonique hunting knife with realistic sounds and flashing lights.
  5. The GetBigger™ penis enlarger.
  6. North Dakota.
  7. Transsexuals. Plastic robots that change gender when wet.
  8. Pong! The Movie - official film cells.
  9. WMD
  10. OMSBROM toaster rack.

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