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Backscratchcafe

 Get your back scratched. that's all.
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(idea courtesy of a young friend): Who doesn't love having his or her back scratched? And yet, sometimes there's just not someone around with whom you're on intimate enough terms to ask for a scratch. Wouldn't it be great if there were small storefronts -- maybe even incorporated into existing Starbucks since they don't need much space, a kiosk, if you will -- where for a small fee, someone would scratch your back for 5 minutes.
—mimz, May 17 2007

you could sell my rulers there Ruler_20with_20a_20small_20hand
[xandram, May 20 2007]

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       Partner, right?   

       You scratch my back, and I'll pay you a small fee...
—ye_river_xiv, May 19 2007
   

       Five minutes is an awfully long time.
—MaxwellBuchanan, May 19 2007
   

       Buy three scratches, get one pat free.   

       You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours. But have you seen a doctor about this skin condition of yours?
—DrCurry, May 19 2007
   

       lower, a little to the left please. Perhaps a back scratching machine would be better suited to this? Certainly working at this kiosk would be high on my list of 'jobs I am happy not to have'. Picturing hairy backs *shudder*.
—rbl, May 20 2007
   

       Starbacks? A three minute no-nail diagonal upper-left quadrant strofinaro, please.
—jutta, May 20 2007
   

       D'you want that descurf or regular?
—MaxwellBuchanan, May 20 2007
   

       Oh dear lord, it hadn't occurred to me anyone would picture scratching naked backs... NO SHIRT NO SERVICE.
—mimz, May 21 2007
   

       what?? You have to wear a shirt?...maybe a hospital gown with an open back?
—xandram, May 21 2007
   


 

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