I don't understand what's so gross about this. A dog is a mammal and so are humans. For the most part, we eat similar foods. If it's clean enough for your dog, it's logically clean enough for humans as well. Ever heard of the 5 second rule?
Yet another friggin germophope!!! The only difference is that now someone managed to give you the ability to post useless opinions on gizmodo. #autofetchmotionpetballpettoy
@drsmith: It's because even humans being mammals just like dogs, there's a difference: We can communicate and express our own tastes regarding food.
Grossness isn't only about germs and being clean enough. For instance, pee is mostly germ free and, at least for most of us, it's still gross to drink it.
Safe to say you don't have a two-year-old, Rosa? My sister has to wear out my niece every night to get her to sleep--they even call it "running the puppy." This sounds like a perfect gadget for them. #autofetchmotionpetballpettoy
@met2art: Hahaha - Oh god, just imagine what would be happening in that scene when the timpani starts doin' its thing in the song. #autofetchmotionpetballpettoy
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Edited by Reil: Save Stars, Save Peach at 10/29/09 11:31 PM
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@Reil: Save Stars, Save Peach: Yeah, about a week ago I got it back. I guess my comments helped atone for the ass-hattery I inadvertently engaged in. Henceforth, I'm being extremely careful about posting outside of Giz. :) #autofetchmotionpetballpettoy
This is by far the most useless, lamest, stupidest thing I have ever seen in my whole entire life. I just ordered 4 of them.
Seriously though, whats wrong with paper and crayons? Or what's wrong with giving the kid some power tools, a few blocks of wood and let him build his own, geeez. #digitsclock
I see stoners everywhere buying this and leaving it at 4:20 so they have an excuse to get baked all day. Same thing goes for alcoholics with the "it's 5 o'clock somewhere" mentality. #digitsclock
@G-Ram: Perhaps as a result of the loss of my star for a day, a few noobs thought they'd be funny a few hours later and post the same ideas I did. Thanks Giz. #digitsclock
It really doesn't take much to realize that this is a fundamentally retarded product. Teaching kids to read a digital clock? The best part is it comes with a warning- apparently all those small parts are a choking hazard to its intended audience.
And where's the money going? It's a just a handful of simple injection molded plastic pieces... it's probably made in China and costs $0.75 to make. And they're selling it for $100. How much of that $100 is going into marketing this stupid piece of crap? I mean, nobody's going to buy this thing on its merits alone.
So we have a stupid product with a high price tag, most of which will go into marketing. I mean, you'll basically be paying $100 to have someone convince you to pay $100 to have someone convince you to .... argh. It's the carbon cycle of stupid.
Yeah, this is nothing new. But I feel like I'm looking at the epitome of stupid behavior here. Pure essence of wasteful stupidity immortalized in non-biodegradable plastic form. #digitsclock
I don't think I was ever bored when I was a kid. And I didn't have any of the crap that kids have these days. I listened to music, made up my own games, and did so many other things. What's wrong with kids today?
When I was a kid, if you got bored (and were dumb enough to say so) you either got a ton of work to do, or the sh*t slapped out of you. No more boredom.
@Curves: Dad used to tell me that only stupid children got really bored, because they lacked the imagination to come up with something to keep themselves interested, and lacked talent to pass the time.
I don't know why people hate the fact that kids can have DVDs in the car these days.
When I was a kid, rides were BORING and rubbish... why should a child be interested for more than a few minutes staring out of the window, maybe for an hour but longer... ack.
I have the issue with flying these days, not doing anything etc. So I try and watch a film, watching i makes the time pass faster... i've watched one more movie that I planned to watch, thus gives me more time when I could do 10x the different types of things.
When my kids are older, they can have a video in the car for long journeys, if they ask for more, they can have travel bingo or STFU. And they won't get their own ones either, as I will choose the movie, there, they get something to do, but I still decide what it is... now tell me that child is spoilt.
@drsquirrel: When I was a kid, I was actually glad to see the scenery rushing by. I was not as interested in listening to music or watching a movie, though at the time things like iPods and DVD's did not exist. I was not into the internet, since the internet was not really worth watching for long sessions at the time anyway. I was actually more into reading back then, and was more at ease left to my imagination. Of course, after finally delving into the internet, watching a plethora of DVD's and playing video games, that crap's set sail.
@Kaiser-Machead: As a kid I watched scenery, watched clouds rush by and learned about the courtyside in car trips. I also read. A lot. I remember on one packed to the wall car tripI escaped into Jurassic Park and had the best time ever. I read that book in two days flat the first time and utterly killed it. My beaten, broken copy of Jurassic Park is one of my most treasured books for this reason.
@RoboBagins PAX'd till he Plotz'd: Wow. That was one of the first novels I ever really dived into as a kid as well. I had actually read it before the movie was released, and while everyone else was all ooohing and aahing at everything, I was a little disappointed.
Sure thing, Tyler. Mak'a-il, the Horned Overlord of the Ninth Pit, has a taste for snot-nosed 10 year-olds like you. Beverly, get out the ceremonial knife. We'll make you into a burnt offering after your soccer match, son.
10/31/09
Yet another friggin germophope!!! The only difference is that now someone managed to give you the ability to post useless opinions on gizmodo. #autofetchmotionpetballpettoy
10/31/09
Grossness isn't only about germs and being clean enough. For instance, pee is mostly germ free and, at least for most of us, it's still gross to drink it.
tl;dr - Gross isn't the same as "not being clean". #autofetchmotionpetballpettoy
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A speaker playing "Yakety Sax" loudly, on repeat. #autofetchmotionpetballpettoy
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That would go great with this orange dog toy also... #autofetchmotionpetballpettoy
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Oh hey. You got your star back. What happened with being banned from LH and stuff? *lost his since to site-specificness*
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Seriously though, whats wrong with paper and crayons? Or what's wrong with giving the kid some power tools, a few blocks of wood and let him build his own, geeez. #digitsclock
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It really doesn't take much to realize that this is a fundamentally retarded product. Teaching kids to read a digital clock? The best part is it comes with a warning- apparently all those small parts are a choking hazard to its intended audience.
And where's the money going? It's a just a handful of simple injection molded plastic pieces... it's probably made in China and costs $0.75 to make. And they're selling it for $100. How much of that $100 is going into marketing this stupid piece of crap? I mean, nobody's going to buy this thing on its merits alone.
So we have a stupid product with a high price tag, most of which will go into marketing. I mean, you'll basically be paying $100 to have someone convince you to pay $100 to have someone convince you to .... argh. It's the carbon cycle of stupid.
Yeah, this is nothing new. But I feel like I'm looking at the epitome of stupid behavior here. Pure essence of wasteful stupidity immortalized in non-biodegradable plastic form. #digitsclock
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I can attest to that. 3 brothers. All within a few years of each other.
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When I was a kid, rides were BORING and rubbish... why should a child be interested for more than a few minutes staring out of the window, maybe for an hour but longer... ack.
I have the issue with flying these days, not doing anything etc. So I try and watch a film, watching i makes the time pass faster... i've watched one more movie that I planned to watch, thus gives me more time when I could do 10x the different types of things.
When my kids are older, they can have a video in the car for long journeys, if they ask for more, they can have travel bingo or STFU. And they won't get their own ones either, as I will choose the movie, there, they get something to do, but I still decide what it is... now tell me that child is spoilt.
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How long could anyone sit there watching it? I used to do it on the train for hours at a time every week, made me sick... meh.
I do like to do it though, I just think its a bit pointless when its going by so fast, or you are just staring at fugly motorway debris.
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@En0s1 has been re-auto tuned: power to the Chens:
A banker in an ape mask is still a banker.
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