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Thermodummy

 Don't get the doctor, get the thermodummy
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Idle Thoughts Department : Seeing a mother pop a dummy into her baby's mouth I visualised a thermometer inside a dummy with maybe a read-out in the handle.
—rayfo, Aug 21 2000

Pacifier thermometers http://www.google.c...acifier+thermometer
Retail for around $10, LED or LCD. [jutta, Aug 21 2000]

Epinions.com: User experiences http://www.epinions...acifier_Thermometer
Two out of three babies agree: Bwaaaaaah. [jutta, Aug 21 2000]

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       Thanks - shows how out of touch one can get. I should have 'spit the dummy' before I got overheated.
—rayfo, Aug 21 2000
   

       jutta.... the first story on that link is too a Recall of the stated product!!!
—CasaLoco, Aug 17 2001
   

       <blinks> Dummy? <has mental image of a baby sucking on Charlie McCarthy, until other mentions of 'pacifiers' explains...>
—StarChaser, Aug 18 2001
   

       CasaLoco, "that link" is a search for any webpage in google's store that has the words "pacifier" and "thermometer" in it. Its results change over time. Since there are many products that are pacifier thermometers (there is no "stated product"), and since it's difficult to build child-proof things, some of them may be recalled; some of the recall notices may be picked up by google. The recall on any specific product doesn't change the fact that this is a well-established genre.
—jutta, Aug 25 2001
   

       As this appears to be baked, should it not be [m-f-d]?
—phoenix, Dec 06 2001
   

       ph: Apparently we're not deleting all baked ideas; we leave them as warnings to future bakers, which is cheaper and less messy than crucifying them upside down and posting them on city outskirts.
—pottedstu, Dec 07 2001
   

       But not NEARLY as much fun.
—StarChaser, Dec 08 2001
   


 

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