Your grandparents were freaky.
Your grandparents were freaky.
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ReplyDeleteYup. Back to see Ultimate Dinosaurs again with Coop. The exit is right by the quackery.
ReplyDeleteYoouurr grandparents were freaky.
ReplyDeleteDoes anybody really want a cold prostate gland, now?
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it worked great right up until the bulb burnt out.
ReplyDeleteI'm actually pretty fascinated by the electrical design. It plugs into a light socket, in case you don't have one of those new-fangled two-prong Hubbell outlets. So you've got to run a cord all the way from your light socket to your nether regions...
ReplyDeleteNow picture your great grandpa on a ladder. Keeps getting kinkier.
ReplyDeleteThe bulb was the resistor. No bulb meant full voltage going zap in an area no zapping should happen!
ReplyDeleteAnd I thought The Clapper was the greatest lamp accessory...
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