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Chewbacca Carpet

 Another Way To Have Chewbacca in your Home.
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A realistic appearing and feeling Chewbacca or any number of other realistic fictional animals killed and stuffed and placed in your home for you the comfort of your feet, much in the same vein as the happy fellows in the second link.
—hidden truths, Aug 03 2005

The Inspiration For This Idea Chewbacca_20Nanny
Imagine Chewbacca As Your Nanny [hidden truths, Aug 03 2005]

(?) The Promised Second Link http://www.wildafri....za/images/rug_.JPG
Imagine this as anything from Chewbacca to a unicorn to a centaur. [hidden truths, Aug 03 2005]

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       // realistic fictional animals killed and stuffed//   

       How do you do that? just asking.
—skinflaps, Aug 03 2005
   

       i had a girlfriend like this
—benfrost, Aug 03 2005
   

       "Mommy, why do you and Daddy keep calling the new Nanny Shag?"   

       [skin] I meant realistic as in similar to the accepted apperence of these animals. That and have an feel that doesn't seem like plastic.
—hidden truths, Aug 05 2005
   

       //"Mommy, why do you and Daddy keep calling the new Nanny Shag?"// Let me guess - Mommy's name is Sienna, and Daddy's name is Jude?
—coprocephalous, Aug 05 2005
   

       Amazingly, this product is not available anywhere as far as I can google/ebay. I'm sure this is a [viable] idea with millions of customers who would realise how much they wanted one as soon as they heard of it.
—wagster, Sep 06 2005
   

       [wagster], I had never actually thought to check ebay for the bakedness of an idea before. I guess it makes sense really. It surprised me as well, that nobody has done this yet, as near as I can tell. But as to it being a viable commercial idea, that would only be for someone willing and able to invest a lot more time and money into the idea than I am.
—hidden truths, Oct 05 2005
   

       Sadly this is the case with many good ideas around here.
—wagster, Oct 05 2005
   

       I can just see it: cold winter night, snow falling gently outside as you and your date curl up in a rich fur rug. He says "What a beautiful rug. What is it made of?"   

       You answer " Chewbacca".   

       He spends the rest of the night quoting Star Wars at you.   

       note: 'She' can be substituted for any instance of 'he' found therein
—PollyNo9, Oct 12 2005
   

       I don't remember reading [benfrost]'s anno before.
—Zimmy, Nov 08 2006
   

       Thanks [phlish] I imagine sincere buns probably taste better than the other kind.   

       Now that I think about it, I haven't seen [copro] around here in ages. Shame. He/she made me laugh a lot.
—hidden truths, Nov 09 2006
   

       Wonderful idea. How many ewoks would be required to carpet my living room, I wonder?
—sibyll, Nov 11 2006
   

       Honey, why does our house smell like Wookie?
—DesertFox, Nov 11 2006
   

       \\Chewbacca's already dead, sorry. Been dead for a few years, now.\\ I can't really imagine wanting a live animal turned into a carpet. Bit nasty really.
—hidden truths, Nov 12 2006
   


 

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