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xoxoxoBruce Sunday Oct 5 01:39 AM |
October 5, 2008: Epidermits Wired has this toy, to creep out your friends and neighbors. Quote:
Kind of weird looking, but it does have a nifty handle the girls will like, and It promotes imagination, filling in the facial... well actually the head features. Hey, wait, what? Tanning? Tattooing? Piercing, you can do to any old teddy bear. I suppose you could tattoo your dolls with a sharpie, too. But tanning? ZenGum Sunday Oct 5 05:36 AM I'm suddenly finding myself less disapproving of webkinz. Sundae Sunday Oct 5 05:43 AM It's conceptual of course... Treasenuak Sunday Oct 5 08:18 AM You know, I've looked at this thing five or six times, and I STILL can't decide if that's the COOLEST thing I've ever seen... or the creepiest. Nor can I get Dr. Frankenstein's exclamation out of my head... "It's... ALIVE!!" spudcon Sunday Oct 5 09:32 AM Looks like a girl I dated once. Can you make bacon with it too? xoxoxoBruce Sunday Oct 5 10:00 AM I've been trying to figure out if the handle is at the front end, or the back end. Trilby Sunday Oct 5 10:22 AM Quote:
That's why they pay me 1.5 million dollars a year. I make executive decisions like that. TheMercenary Sunday Oct 5 10:41 AM Does that metal tail vibrate? Cloud Sunday Oct 5 10:45 AM "handles the girls will like"? not in my wildest nightmares, honey. I like this "concept" mo better: Antimatter Sunday Oct 5 11:41 AM Meh - standard shock tactic for grabbing attention. No real product, just a loosely dreamed up dystopian fantasy gizmo that may or may not be feasible to produce a few decades from now. All it really does is generate traffic on their website. Sundae Sunday Oct 5 12:04 PM They're a design company. It's what they do. Like a concept car is never really released, like catwalk fashion isn't really worn. And they admitted is was supposed to be creepy technology gone wrong. xoxoxoBruce Sunday Oct 5 02:32 PM Quote:
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monster Sunday Oct 5 04:39 PM For the recipe I'm thinking casserole that comes with it's own cutlery/silverware. awesome. xoxoxoBruce Sunday Oct 5 09:22 PM From refrigerator to oven, also. monster Sunday Oct 5 09:35 PM and great as a To Go option for families on the run... xoxoxoBruce Sunday Oct 5 09:46 PM I was kind of worrying it is organic. Treasenuak Sunday Oct 5 10:00 PM I got one thing to say to that. EWWWWW Antimatter Monday Oct 6 08:43 AMI'd love to, but NYC is too far from where I live. And while it's been feasible to grow tissue cultures into any reasonable shape for a decade or two keeping them alive outside the laboratory for long enough to get the product to the consumer is an entirely different story. And even if that could somehow be accomplished the tissue would quickly die without nourishments once out of the can. The MOMA specimen would only have to be kept alive for a few days and could be taken back to the lab nightly, but I'm willing to concede that even under these circumstances keeping the tissue alive for some days would actually be an impressive feat. IF they've actually done it - I suspect it might just be an "illustrative" prototype covered in soft plastic and not live tissue... Quote:
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BigV Monday Oct 6 11:10 AM I'm sooo glad Epidermits aren't this. Nirvana Monday Oct 6 11:55 PM The name for this 'object' is just to close to this word "epydidimitis" TheMercenary Tuesday Oct 7 08:51 AM I think it may be a nazi extremist toy made from fresh cultures of dead Jews from Treblinka. No thanks. That thing is really creepy.
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