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Razor Wire Slinky

 slinky that's best left alone
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The instant Razor Wire Slinky is set in motion down a flight of stairs, it's best left totally alone to complete its journey. To ensure safe handling, it comes with a pair of heavy duty gloves and a wooden storage box.

Warning! Razor Wire Slinky is dangerous and must not be used near children, curious pets, on public escalators, or to chase after people. (in the case of the Super Motorised De-luxe version)

Super Motorised De-luxe version features activation spring that enables the razor slinky to travel along horizontal surfaces while being steered in limited directions using a remote control. This is achieved via a series of magnets that can be switched on and off, built into the coils.

—xenzag, Oct 24 2020

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       // Razor Wire Slinky is dangerous and must not be used near children, curious pets, on public escalators, or to chase after people. (in the case of the Super Motorised De-luxe version) //   

       <Sniggering/>   

       We'll take a dozen cases, for express delivery.   

       [+]
—8th of 7, Oct 24 2020
   

       Rather have a drawing but [+] anyway.
—doctorremulac3, Oct 24 2020
   

       ^ in or of blood?
—wjt, Oct 25 2020
   

       There's a self powered slinky idea here, but nothing like using a magnetic pulse to undulate a slinky like a snake.   

       I likey.   

       Isn't this just a sly way of exposing the workings of a magnetic fractal blade from that recovered extraterrestrial knife?
—wjt, Oct 25 2020
   

       I like. Bloody and danger.
—blissmiss, Oct 26 2020
   

       You might think this product is cutting edge, but that's a stretch. I'm sure you'll bounce back.
—AusCan531, Oct 27 2020
   


 

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