Duck Dynasty toy clock appears to say `Heil Hitler`

[warrior1]

http://americablog.com/2013/12/duck-dynasty-clock-appears-say-heil-hitler.html

[SidDithers]

1. Why the fuck is there such a thing as a Duck Dynasty toy clock?...

The mind boggles.

Sid

[MattBaggins]

3. Because a couple of Florida yuppies

went to Hollywood and grew beards to sell nonsense to the masses.

It worked beyond their wildest dreams.

[snooper2]

2. he's actually saying "I hate her"

toy must still be pissed off at barbie

[pipi_k]

4. Hah

That clock could be reciting a shopping list and there would still be people insisting it's saying whatever the hell they WANT it to say.

To me, it sounded like "Hi hiccup"

Which isn't surprising, really, since I always get such a charge out of rude bodily noises.

Some people see Jesus in a burnt piece of toast.

Some people hear "Heil Hitler" from a plastic alarm clock.

[Lost_Count]

5. I was waiting for the little arm to pop up in salute...

Mostly it just looks like a cheap piece if junk...

[X_Digger]

6. It's called pareidolia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia

We are pattern-matching-as-survival-trait hairless apes. Red berries mean food, green berries mean death.

[packman]

7. I am going to buy these and ALL DD products

BECAUSE , I know, Phil DEMANDED that every one of those products promoting their show, be made in the good old USA employing the unemployed in these hard times. I just know-I tell you - I just know these were all made in the USA.

[Shrike47]

8. I think it's 'hi HIPPA', a salute to the law that keeps medical records confidential.

I figure ol' Phil's probably got plenty to hide in there.

[treestar]

9. It does sound like it's saying that

Though why? Or what else might it be saying, and why? Why does it say anything? Shouldn't it be the time?

[Archae]

10. I saw one DD product that gave me a good laugh.

Pet beds with the DD stars' pictures on them.

So your dog can lay on Phil Robertson's face and lick it's own genitals.

[kcr]

11. What is it supposed to be saying?

It sounds like "hi, hiccup"