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| Rogue Posts: 847/11918 |
Originally posted by WhiteRose In my high school theater class, during improv exercises, we had a running gag about "the patented new butt mop." It was a lame joke, but people still got down of the ground and pretended to have a mop attached to their ass and wriggle around on the floor anyway. |
| WhiteRose Posts: 650/1461 |
lol, it's a cute idea, bad, but cute. I've seen little mop booties for cats so they can clean as they walk around the house. If they keep this up, soon everyone will be able to clean there house without actually having to clean their house. Yay! |
| Cyro Xero Posts: 1124/1778 |
Oh man. That is pretty good. I like the idea, and despite what some of you have said about dust and such it's better if you actually expose you baby to those sort of things (in moderation, mind you) because his/her developing immune system will create a resistance the germs and bacteria associated with dust, dirt and animal fur/hair. (That's why it's best to have a pet around the house with you baby, so it's body can get used to the stuff)
So not only will your child be "learning" about responsibility and healthy work ethics, but it will also develop a strong immune system. |
| Bitmap Posts: 627/7838 |
Another great idea from the DUR DUR DUR DUR!!!
Oh my gosh, after reading that and looking the picture. I can just tell that is a terriable idea. The kid can clog-up all sorts of germs and bacteria, touch the mopping material, stick his hands in his mouth, and probially die from some sort of disease... |
| Stitch Posts: 766/2785 |
We've done this without the moppy attachments when Sammy was still chasing after me crawling around the house. Made the kitchen quite clean. Should be attached to furry doggies and housecats...like Fappy. |
| Shuyin Posts: 701/1858 |
Funny idea.
However can all the accumulated dust be healthy for the infants developing lungs? I say its going to be shot down quick. |
| Rogue Posts: 822/11918 |
Just get one of these for your kid. Don't you just love versatile gifts?
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