h a l f b a k e r yYeah, I wish it made more sense too.
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Flick-knife Toothbrush looks like a flick-knife but instead of a sharp blade springing out when the button on the main body of the handle is pressed, a toothbrush emerges ready for cleaning action.
Toothpaste is also squeezed unto the bristles from a compression reservoir in the handle and is timed
to coincide with the exact moment the brush snaps into its fully extended position.
Deluxe version is made from polished gun metal and guaranteed to cause a fuss at airport security.
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A "Welsh comb" is just using your hand as a comb. Is a "Sicilian comb" just using a flickknife? |
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I have a flick-knife comb, still in its original packaging. |
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I see no reason why one should not use a comb for brushing one's teeths. |
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Unless it only opens once you'll be flicking your mouth bacteria all over the place. Pretty gross. |
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//Unless it only opens once you'll be flicking your mouth bacteria all over the place// I’m quite sure you’re missing an opportunity to expand that notion into a completely new idea for a type of drool/mucus trebuchet. |
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