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Chilly the Penguin

 Cool bedmate for summer
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Do sultry summer nights make you sleepless? Why not bed down with Chilly the Penguin?

Chilly the Penguin is a fuzzy fellow, formally attired in black and white, with handsome orange ear tufts. Chilly spends most of his time in your freezer; but when the lights go out, Chilly comes out – out of the ice box, that is, and into your bed. This dude knows how to keep his cool while he chills out with you.

Snuggle up to Chilly and sleep away those muggy dog-day nights.

(Chilly the Penguin is the size and shape of an extra-large penguin-shaped bowling pin. He contains a core of ice secured in a leak-proof inner vessel. When you hug him, he melts in your arms. Cool, but not too cold, thanks to a layer of insulating feathers, Chilly will keep you comfy 'til the cock crows.)

—AO, Jul 21 2003

Jet Powered Beer Cooler http://asciimation.co.nz/beer/
This is how a jet propelled penguin is going to keep you cool. With a few modifications. [notme, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

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       Brrr... I really like this idea. Time to work on a prototype - but I don't think that ice is the best material for the chilly core. -BeeBee
—BeeBee, Jul 21 2003
   

       ahem, how big is this guy? //extra-large penguin-shaped bowling pin//?
—po, Jul 21 2003
   

       Sp: grows
—thumbwax, Jul 21 2003
   

       I looked and looked for that typo, thumb.   

       so its like a cold water bottle then.
—po, Jul 21 2003
   

       but hairier
—DeathNinja, Jul 21 2003
   

       What about shrinkage?
—waugsqueke, Jul 21 2003
   

       No, the sheets should remain the same size.
—phoenix, Jul 21 2003
   

       are penguins hairy?
—po, Jul 21 2003
   

       Penguins are feathery. It's the annos that are getting hairy.
—lintkeeper2, Jul 21 2003
   

       // but hairier //   

       What do hairiers have to do with it? We're talking about penguins.
—waugsqueke, Jul 21 2003
   

       Harrier penguins? So the little guys are now VTOL capable? I didn't even know they could fly.   

       How will a jet propelled penguin keep someone cool in the summer?
—half, Jul 21 2003
   

       It's 10:30 p.m. and 30°C (87°F) in here. Fans are blazin'. Gimme Chilly!
—Cedar Park, Jul 22 2003
   

       fogfreak is correct
—thumbwax, Jul 22 2003
   

       he's gonna weigh a fair bit
—drainfood, Jul 22 2003
   

       <Obligatory>Does my Penguin look big in this?</Obligatory>
—silverstormer, Jul 22 2003
   

       I don't know about you, but I dont really have enough room for an extra large bowling pin in my refridgerator. Otherwise, this is perfect for the times when its.... Hot.
—Chickenbreadthe1st, Jul 03 2005
   
      
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