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....c'mon man!.....this like shootin' fish in a barrel!.....
Who would have thought Jergens had so many uses!!
What's that thing were the letter Q should be?I have the first row down!
What's that thing were the letter Q should be?
Not sure, I'll let you know when I get to that row......
It was something different back in Catholic school. I can't remember what it was but I do remember getting hit with one of these when I got it wrong.
Gotta respect the Penguin!
And we were too poor a school to have a globe so we just painted the United States and the Vatican City on a basketball, because those were the only two countries that mattered.
What on earth does a thing maker do??Thingmaker! Burned myself on this so many times...
And then came the Edibles. Man they were nasty but we ate 'em up!
And we were too poor a school to have a globe so we just painted the United States and the Vatican City on a basketball, because those were the only two countries that mattered.
With a dot for Chicago? (Inane Blues Brothers reference........)
....exactly what it said....I think the stuff was some combination of latex and other plastics.....you poured the goop into molds and the heat from the unit made creatures....there were several variants of this.....
WOW That would have totally been something I played with...looks totally child safe
....I raised some welts I tell ya.....WOW That would have totally been something I played with...looks totally child safe
lol I can imagine...we spent most of our time outside on our push bikes.
WOW That would have totally been something I played with...looks totally child safe
Yep. There was this liquid plastic you'd pour in the mold and cook it on a plate that got upwards of 250 degrees. You used these little squeeze tongs to manipulate the mold. Burned myself on the mold a lot getting the cooked creature out -- or flowers, which I also had. So, yeah.. totally child safe.
Yep. There was this liquid plastic you'd pour in the mold and cook it on a plate that got upwards of 250 degrees. You used these little squeeze tongs to manipulate the mold. Burned myself on the mold a lot getting the cooked creature out -- or flowers, which I also had. So, yeah.. totally child safe.
Have to say I am a bit jealous...sounds like a blast!