Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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rumba roomba

 wandering draught excluder
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this musical wandering draught excluder, in the shape of which ever long furry animal of your choice, senses draughts and blocks them.

it plays nice rhythmic music as it roams around to prevent accidents.

—po, Dec 22 2006

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       can it climb walls to get the draft coming from the windows near my cathedral ceiling?
—xandram, Dec 22 2006
   

       can I think about that?
—po, Dec 22 2006
   

       Sure, I'll be keeping your bun warm until then...
because it is a good idea.
—xandram, Dec 22 2006
   

       Feeling a bit chilly, po?
—salachair, Dec 22 2006
   

       Definitely. [+]
—david_scothern, Dec 22 2006
   

       // long furry animal of your choice   

       Dachsund.
—TerranFury, Dec 22 2006
   

       Can it leap to the cieling and get the one that's supposedly called "central Air" around here?   

       Hmm... how does it know not to block the hot air from say a floor mounted heater grille?
—ye_river_xiv, Dec 23 2006
   

       I don't have a solution for cielings [sic] or high windows as yet.   

       I imagine it could tell the difference between warm air and brass balls on monkey type air flows.
—po, Dec 23 2006
   

       God rest you merry, gentle [po].
Have a nice warm croissant.
—pertinax, Dec 24 2006
   

       Ceilings, high windows: Spider shaped
Sorry bliss.
—methinksnot, Dec 24 2006
   

       + here's a Christmas bun. (Who cares about the draft coming from my window...it's a hundred year old, leaded glass beauty given to me as a gift when we were building the addition.)
—xandram, Dec 25 2006
   

       jealous!
—po, Dec 26 2006
   


 

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