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Do you have a source link for the Paper LP? It looks like a marvellous idea...
Ahem... "Although the glass does not currently get hot enough to toast bread, the vendor explained with some R&D this application may be possible"
The Swiss Army knife is not a real marketed product. I believe that's just an ad piece.
Knife's real:
http://www.wengerna.com/browse/product.jsp?prod_id=1260&cat_id=1&cat_name=Knives%E2%8A%82_cat_id=23
Related to the plagues, here are plus microbes and viruses.
You can also find this Knife here
http://www.gadgetshop.com/Gadgets/OutdoorGadgets/OutdoorSurvival/PRDOVR~291773/Wenger+Giant+Swiss+Army+Knife.jsp
Thanks for all the info! No info on Paper LP though.
http://www.simonelvins.com/paper_record.html
It appears that it was a one-time project, and there are no intructions for it.
Very, very interesting though.
The Device is infinitely useful. I AM buying one!
A few items are probably NSFW...a warning would be nice.
haha awesome
oh, "national electronics" is actually Panasonic, but their home appliances line in Japan.
I'm a straight girl and I'm itching to get a hold of those boob stress balls. Great idea!
Anonymous said... "The bag of plagues seems a bit racist. I don't remember Black People being one of the biblical plagues..."
I went on to the link about the "plush plagues" and it turns out that the black man represents the plague of illness (he has a boil on his face).
Found a link for the Paper LP, I see. Excellent.
The Plague was referred to as the Black Death because the disease caused red spots on the skin that would turn black.
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