On the low end of the scale are Baby Jesus, Oliver Twist, Oliver Twist (after more), and Karate Kid. On the heavy side are Big Daddy, Roseanne, Mr. Ed. Hulk Hogan and King Kong. Too funny! From angryretail.com in Ireland. (via laurasweet)

I'm trying very, very hard to justify paying for this as a "decor" item for my guest bedroom's bath. Very hard. Makes me laugh.

From the site:
With these deeply ironic scales you get to compare your weight with the likes of Fozzie Bear, Mr Ed (yes, the talking horse!), Donald Trump's Combover and even the Baby Jesus. Just think, with the Celebrity Weighing Scales in the bathroom you'll be itching to step aboard, not dreading the prospect. After all numbers are so final, aren't they?

Much less scary and far more forgiving than a normal scale! Do you weigh the same as Garfield or Chuck Norris?

Unless you're trying to loose weight, and need the motivation of seeing numbers drop, scales are pretty lame. If you look the way you want, feel the way you want, and are a healthy person, it shouldn't matter what the number is. This scale has a little fun with that idea, and gives you your weight in terms of celebrities (like Gizmo from the movie Gremlins, and Mr. Ed). Totally awesome. (via Neatorama)

Age ain't nothin' but a number. Weight?.... Nothin' but a number. Get the 411 on your weight by comparing your bootilicious self to celebs. Are you the weight of Baby Jesus or Hulk Hogan.

April Fools is the one dreaded day of the year when everyone suddenly becomes prankster. Yes, the day is once again upon us this Sunday, and it's time to pull out the old gag bag. Perhaps even add a few new toys to your bag of tricks.

The folks at Firebox have the funniest gift for those you too worried about stepping on that scale every week. Instead of displaying numbers, the Celebrity Scale compares your weight to that of celebrities, historical figures, and fictional characters. It's great!

One day your weight may be compared to the likes of Yoda or Baby Jesus, but if you eat too much Easter candy you might end up weighing as much as King Kong. It would've been more relevant to our generation if the scale included current celebrities (think Nicole, Olsen Twins, Lindsay) but since it was made outside the U.S. in what appears to have be the 80s, guess you'll have to be compared with celebs like Goldie Hawn, Gary Coleman, Ron Jeremy and even Donald Trump's combover. Guess it's a good thing they didn't include too many yo-yo dieters in the mix, otherwise they'd just confuse our fragile mind. (via Techie Diva)