Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Lunch Box Helmet
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In case of danger, this lunchbox doubles as a helmet. Empty sandwiches, crackers, banana etc onto the floor and place over your head pulling out the retractable chin straps from the sides. The lid section should hang down across your eyes, where a special clear slot allows you to watch from your hiding spot.

For protection, the lining is reinforced with kevlar, hard plastic and lunch wrap.

—benfrost, Apr 06 2005

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       Why's your helmet full of cheese [ben]?
—wagster, Apr 06 2005
   

       [wags] I must say, Linford Christie did spring to mind when I read the title...
—AbsintheWithoutLeave, Apr 06 2005
   

       Your thermos may also double as a louspeaker to attract rescue teams. Empty the contents and say in a loud clear voice though it - "This way!" or "Over here!"
—benfrost, Apr 07 2005
   

       How cute, a Barbie doll themed war helmet.
—Machiavelli, Apr 07 2005
   

       For the 'other' kind of soldier.
—wagster, Apr 07 2005
   


 

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