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Telescopic Arms

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This is variant on the "Detachable Arms" idea, but one that gets around the complicated issue of de-/reattachment (and avoids the embarrassment of accidentally misplacing an arm).

Each arm can be collapsed into the end of the shoulder, then expanded back out again when needed. An iris aperture covers the opening to protect the arm and hand from dust, debris, and small items hidden by the cat while you're asleep.

Telescopic arms make sleeping on your side *much* easier, and provide an elegant solution to the awkward positioning problems faced when sleeping with a loved one.

Also great for fans of vintage clothing, as the arms can be adjusted to fit unusual sleeve lengths common in yesteryear's fashions.

drue, Jan 08 2001


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       "Halfwhackerooney" - or whatever
arora, Apr 16 2002
  

       How many of you have ever busted a light fixture while pulling on a T-shirt in a room with a low ceiling? Raise your hands.
visualbacon, Oct 22 2007
  

       i had a nightmare like this once. (-)
k_sra, Oct 23 2007
  

       //How many of you have ever busted a light fixture while pulling on a T-shirt in a room with a low ceiling? Raise your hands // Oohh me me ! Oww . . . damn it.
Brett-Blob, Oct 26 2007
  


 

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