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Then it became a disturbing, deeply scarring thing.
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What kind of sick, twisted, half-witted, scruffy-looking......
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1.) Play with gadgets.
2.) Make pictures of one companies' logo eating another companies' logo.
But most importantly:
3.) Get paid enough doing those things to be able to toss away $175 for the sole purpose of getting rid of a family member, or $90 to passively aggressively confront another family member.
Become a Gizmodo Editor! Possibly make bunches of money, have family issues!!?
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I personally prefer bacon vodka.
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If your gonna eat it, might as well go all the way.
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P.S. I'm a vegetarian.
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I like it and think it's cool. They, however, lost interest after one use.
I think the main problem with it is:
Ages of kids who like to use crayons = 3-8 years old.
Age of kids who can safely use something that gets hot enough to melt wax = over 10 years old.
So my 11 year old liked the idea of melting things, but the novelty wore off fast.
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Oh and a Slinky. Every child needs at least one Slinky.