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Take that red thing that hangs down from a turkey's throat. Plasticize it, just like is done for those corpses on display (currently in London). Put it on a key fob. The bright red color is a sign of passion. The dangly-thingy has been a charm for good luck in romantic matters (goes back to American
Indian folklore). Really, 'tis true.
Oh, and even though size doesn't matter, the large ones cost extra.
Kangaroo Scrotum.
http://www.walkabou...p/novelty-pouch.asp
No, really. [st3f, Apr 12 2002, last modified Oct 05 2004]
Turkey Nut Holder
http://familyfun.go...n/craft/tkynuthldr/
This seemed the natural follow up to "Kangaroo Scrotum" [professorfrink, Apr 13 2002, last modified Oct 05 2004]
Bull Stick
http://www.sportsma...9g/pg27/item_4.html
Nothing to do with turkeys... [Guncrazy, Apr 14 2002, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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if I drop it, it might even be big enough not to flop down a drain, if I am very lucky qb. |
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goes nicely with the rabbits foot and small fuzzy animal many people already have dangling. How do the turkeys feel about this? |
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...and the kangaroo scrotum or cane toad purse in your pocket. Lovely. <shudder> fishbone. |
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I'd like Mephista's take on this. |
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st3f - these would come from turkeys that are already being slaughtered. The wattle (the throat-dangly-thingy) is currently discarded, so this idea would be increasing the use of the bird's parts. Which also answers rbl's question: they don't care at all. They're already dead.
po - the wattle on some of the larger turkeys (80+ lb. breeders) are large enough that they would not fall through most drain grilles.
I imagine tanning the wattles like leather, then filling them with some gooey material, like the old stretchy toys. Then the consumer can amuse himself / herself by molding the wattle into interesting shapes . . . |
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According to my mother (who would never lie
to me, right?) there were certain men in the
1970s who, after having a vasectomy, had
the excised piece of their vas deferens
laminated and kept it on their keychain to
show women that they were 'safe' to take to
bed. For some reason, this reminds me of
that... |
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I tried not to look when I saw the idea name...I resisted but I finally succumbed. |
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Why not have little faces drawn on them as well? I think we need an illustration from bristolz. |
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Jeremi, with all due respect to your mother, that can't possibly be true. Laminated vas deferens? Like anyone would take it as proof, and not mistake it for the piece of cooked ditalini it probably was. |
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life and the halfbakery coinciding....I have to say baked...ran across this today IRL as a New Orleans voodoo charm. |
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