Gag Reviews of Diamond Encrusted HDMI Cable

While snooping around Google+, I found a link to a bunch of funny reviews for this ridiculously priced diamond encrusted HDMI cable. But first, a little background. I've seen this kind of stuff before. On Amazon, hundreds of people posted ridiculous reviews for this stupid t-shirt that had two wolves howling with a full moon behind them.

If you are a tech geek, I highly recommend you read the reviews for this HDMI cable. The review below was one of the funnier ones I read.

"It was during my 32 viewing of The Phantom Menace that I began to lament the disservice of Jar Jar Binks. A phenomenal portrayal, my tv doesn't do the character justice. I needed more. Perhaps, I thought, it was my HDMI cable that was the culprit. Yes, I knew it was. I needed a cable that could faithfully relay the Gungun dialect with its delightful linguistic playfulness. I needed a cable that could realize in true definition Jar Jar's floppy ears and big teeth, his Steven Tyler-ness so to speak. Off to Best Buy it was.

Having arrived, I was in awe of the cable selection. There were tungsten/graphene alloy plated HDMIs and barnacle-encrusted VGAs with optional gold leaf insignia. But then I saw her, the AudioQuest Diamond 3.3 HDMI cable in Dark Gray/Black for the measly price of $1059.99. I snatched it as if it were the last scrap of food in the world. Looking furtively around at other customers I sprinted to the cashier and paid, but it felt like stealing.

At home, I plugged her in. I was brought to tears as Jar Jar came to life on the screen. His performance was even more magical than I had ever dreamed. After watching Phantom, I popped in Lord of the Dance to see if there was a noticeable difference with 3D. What happened next was indescribable. The images began to slip into 4 dimensions. I could now watch as the Irish dancers pranced back in time to Cretaceous period where they were eaten by Velociraptors. Then the Velocirapotors began doing an Irish jig and were transported back on stage with the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show. Then they ate Ringo.

I am currently using my cable to perform self-surgeries with some modest success. All in all, money well spent."

Hilarious! Now back to reading the rest of the reviews.