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And one of them, from Mexico, reminds me of the Mad Scientist version of Play-Doh! Trouble is, while I found a commercial for a Mad Scientist toy, it wasn't Play-Doh - and vice versa. That is, the video of the toy that turns Play-Doh into hair that grows wasn't the one I remember from the early 1980s or earlier - with organ music.
But it's fun anyway... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qs2TfsW_Nc4 Lenona. |
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On 7/12/2015 2:55 AM, Acme Bully Control wrote:
> On 7/11/2015 10:22 AM, wrote: >> And one of them, from Mexico, reminds me of the Mad Scientist version >> of Play-Doh! Trouble is, while I found a commercial for a Mad >> Scientist toy, it wasn't Play-Doh - and vice versa. That is, the video >> of the toy that turns Play-Doh into hair that grows wasn't the one I >> remember from the early 1980s or earlier - with organ music. >> >> But it's fun anyway... >> >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qs2TfsW_Nc4 >> >> >> Lenona. >> >> >> > This would be a great revival steam powered sex toy! > > Might even outsell the Donald Trump Organic Douche. >-- >"These gentlemen are the moral equivalents of America’s >founding fathers" >-Ronald Reagan introducing the Mujahideen leaders, 1985). Find someone else to pick on, you droning, toad-spotted gudgeon! No one cares. Get OUT! "Last of the Independents" "Reliable bully control 24/7" Call 1-666-GO2-HELL" ,--.--._ ------" _, \___) || / _/____) BAM! || \//(____) ------\ (__) `-----" |
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jmcquown wrote:
> When I lived in Bangkok as a kid I *loved* dried squid! Except this > wasn't sweet. Just salty. It was similar to beef jerky except more > thinly sliced. Salty. NOT marinated. I also loved salted dried > watermelon seeds. I'd buy these snacks from a "noodle cart" vendor who > stopped in front of our house after school. > > Jill My daughter and I also enjoy raw squid. I recently saw, and presumably saved, a salad recipe that included it. Therefore I was looking for some a couple of nights ago but instead found that the pan-Asian store near here seems not to carry it anymore. Oh well, I have to go to another store within the nest few days, and I am sure I will find it there. (The customers are mostly Japanese and Korean.) |
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