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The last time Thermo-chromic Ovenware hit the front page, this is what my dyslexia did to it.
So the idea is underwear that when the, uh, internal temperature rises, develops appropriate patterns/illustrations/messages, just to let your sweetie know what's on your mind -- as if he/she couldn't tell
after you've taken your pants off.
Skinny Rob's now famous reference to Hypercolour clothing
http://www.halfbake...-chromic_20ovenware
[td, Mar 10 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004]
heat-sensitive underwear
http://www.halfbake...nsitive_20underwear
Similar novelty undergarments. [td, Mar 10 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004]
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I know I'm doomed for mentioning this, but my sweetie buys all my underwear for me, so the question ought to be how long would I stay around. |
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Apparently the reason the Hypercolor stuff bombed so monstrously is that everyone went around with lit-up crotches and breasts... |
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Desperately seeking producers of Hypercolour heat sensative t shirts for excellent business proposition.
Can anyone help? |
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So this would be as close as one can come to punning
titularly without getting raked? Hmmm... |
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What I love most about this idea is that you thought of it by accidentally seeing it. Very exciting. |
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"The last time Thermo-chromic Ovenware hit the front page, this is what my dyslexia did to it." |
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What mine did to the present article title: "thermionic underwear". Go figure. |
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