h a l f b a k e r yClearly this is a metaphor for something.
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Piano Dentures are dentures for the elderly or toothless. They
aren't
meant to replace a normal set of teeth; rather, they are for use on
special occasions only, or to entertain the kids.
What they are is just what they sound like: dentures that can be
played like a piano. The upper teeth
are blacked out in a pattern,
so
that when the wearer smiles, it looks like there's a piano keyboard
in
their mouth. When you slide a small switch with your tongue, the
dentures activate. There is a small speaker in the back of the set
of
teeth, so that when you press a tooth with your tongue, a note
reverberates down your throat and comes out of your nose.
Optionally, each tooth can light up when you press it. With
practice,
any toothless elder can stop scaring the kiddies whenever they
take
out their teeth, and instead entertain them.
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I did something like this with musical teeth, and people gave me links to some toy you can stick in your mouth. |
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//With practice, any toothless elder can stop scaring the kiddies whenever they take out their teeth, and instead entertain them.//
No, I'm pretty sure this will still scare them. |
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Reminds me of a Bugs Bunny cartoon. |
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I'd definitely buy a set. |
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Probably beats learning to play the Mouth Organ. |
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