Just saw this five star review on Amazon. As insane as the Epic, perhaps.
Frightened by this Disc
I never thought I'd be here quivering, cowering in the blackest crevice of my dwelling, frazzling with fright and scribbling this review. "The Aerobie Epic is only a myth," I'd heard so many times before. But according to believers, this disc could soar through time and space with the ravishing finesse of a raving gypsy's hips. Cautious whispers around the course warned listeners of saucers spewing forth dark magic vortexes within the violent whirlwinds of a vicious "thumber" drive. I scoffed at such fanciful tales of plastic acrobatics and occultist wind sails. Superstitions cannot persuade me; I am a man of science, you see! But the same unyielding curiosity that brought you to this page led me to purchase one and see, just in case.
Thirty-seven suns have since succumbed to the horizon. My perception of this universe, and the laws that make it one, has transformed irreversibly, I dare say. The only scientific explanation for the flight path of this product -- a 500 foot cosmic pirouette -- is that which disturbs my slumber every shivery night of the southern summer. I feel a personal responsibility to share the findings of my keen inquiry. While all other discs, whose flights expire humbly after a mere 380 feet, are made of compact plastic polymers, the Epic almost certainly comprises antimatter.
Soon, undoubtedly, military machinery will exploit Aerobie's discoveries (i.e.: those unveiled by the Epic's release). The only question now to ask is: how much time do we have left? Let us hope and pray that this technology is used for good, and never evil. For weaponized antimatter could end us all, efficiently, faster than light. Godspeed!!
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