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rags6 is obviously a spamboy.
On topic: Either a very bad prop for a c-grade Japanese science fiction movie or a method of removing mucus from deep in the sinuses.
On topic: Either a very bad prop for a c-grade Japanese science fiction movie or a method of removing mucus from deep in the sinuses.
Posted by KDP on 07/05/12 at 12:07 PM
Now I know all I ever wanted to know about monkey gland transplantation into humans!
Posted by ScoutC on 07/05/12 at 12:21 PM
He's obviously getting his hair dried by the same gizmo that the woman next to him used.
Posted by TheCannyScot in Atlanta, GA on 07/05/12 at 02:05 PM
This device was quite ahead of its time. This is the original auric field perambulator, but its modern counterpart, the Bovinescat-CRP, has now been found to be so reliable a method of transactional obfuscation, it will be the centerpiece of diagnosis and treatment under the new government medical laws.
Posted by A Mindful Webworker on 07/05/12 at 04:07 PM
It keeps the Zombies from sniffing out your brain!
Posted by Patty in Ohio, USA on 07/05/12 at 11:16 PM
See there is a zombie sitting right there and he is perfectly safe.
Posted by Patty in Ohio, USA on 07/05/12 at 11:17 PM
Excess cranial matter extraction!
Oops... well, it was a guess.
Oops... well, it was a guess.
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 07/05/12 at 11:52 PM
The drum chart recorder was a bit of a giveaway. :cheese:
Posted by Dumbfounded on 07/06/12 at 05:13 AM
Zombies Heh. Patty for teh win.
Hair dryer TheCannyScot for 1st runner-up.
Bonus points to each for incorporating the attendant.
Godzilla mucus -- honorable mention for KDP, just because we had this extra trophy.
(Webworker disqualified for exceeding verbiage/risibility ratio)
YMMV
Hair dryer TheCannyScot for 1st runner-up.
Bonus points to each for incorporating the attendant.
Godzilla mucus -- honorable mention for KDP, just because we had this extra trophy.
(Webworker disqualified for exceeding verbiage/risibility ratio)
YMMV
Posted by A Mindful Webworker on 07/07/12 at 12:41 PM
Why thank you kind sir.
Posted by Patty in Ohio, USA on 07/08/12 at 01:09 AM
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Category: Technology | 1930s