ABC=already bitten cookies?

Lefty said:

This page has cookie cutters whose shape includes a bite already taken. Also
a cool LED faucet light. Just sharing is all.
http://www.wonderfullywacky.com/shopping-kitchenkraziness.htm

Lefty

I like the concept. I don't think it would be very convincing; the edge
of the "bite" will be baked. What you need is a cutter die to punch out
a bite mark *after* the cookie is baked.

Best regards,
Bob

Maybe Dremel could make a little bite-routing attachment for their tool :-)

Something a little different is all, for the novelty. I like to explore
gadgets on these gadget oriented websites -- some are corny but some are
truly amazing. I may buy the faucet LED to use as a night-light in the
kitchen.

Lefty
--
Life is for learning
The worst I ever had was wonderful.

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Lefty said:

This page has cookie cutters whose shape includes a bite already taken.

Also

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

a cool LED faucet light. Just sharing is all.
http://www.wonderfullywacky.com/shopping-kitchenkraziness.htm

Lefty

I like the concept. I don't think it would be very convincing; the edge
of the "bite" will be baked. What you need is a cutter die to punch out
a bite mark *after* the cookie is baked.

Best regards,
Bob

Lefty said:

a cool LED faucet light.

"...letting you wash in the same blue colored water that swirls around the
toilet bowl".

Lefty said:

Something a little different is all, for the novelty. I like to explore
gadgets on these gadget oriented websites -- some are corny but some are
truly amazing. I may buy the faucet LED to use as a night-light in the
kitchen.

I bought a handset for my cell phone that looks like an old fashioned
bakelite phone:

http://www.baronbob.com/pleasehold-giantcellphonehandset.htm

It isn't practical unless you have a big purse, but it's more
comfortable than holding the phone to your ear and it keeps the
radiation away from your head.

Jeneen

Lefty said:

Something a little different is all, for the novelty. I like to explore
gadgets on these gadget oriented websites -- some are corny but some are
truly amazing. I may buy the faucet LED to use as a night-light in the
kitchen.

But it doesn't come on until you turn on the water - if you find the
faucet in the dark, why do you need it for a light?

N.

Nancy,
You know what, I only looked at the photo, didn't read about it. You're
right--that would be like how they write stuff on historical monuments in
Braille, even if it is out in the middle of a woods :-)
Lefty
--
Life is for learning
The worst I ever had was wonderful

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Quoted message said:

Lefty said:

Something a little different is all, for the novelty. I like to explore
gadgets on these gadget oriented websites -- some are corny but some are
truly amazing. I may buy the faucet LED to use as a night-light in the
kitchen.

But it doesn't come on until you turn on the water - if you find the
faucet in the dark, why do you need it for a light?

N.

On Wed 22 Mar 2006 12:58:06p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Nancy1?

Quoted message said:

Lefty said:

Something a little different is all, for the novelty. I like to explore
gadgets on these gadget oriented websites -- some are corny but some are
truly amazing. I may buy the faucet LED to use as a night-light in the
kitchen.

But it doesn't come on until you turn on the water - if you find the
faucet in the dark, why do you need it for a light?

N.

To see how full you're filling your glass/cup?

--
Wayne Boatwright Õ¿Õ¬
________________________________________

Okay, okay, I take it back! UnScrew you!

You can't beat the way those older handsets cup your ear. I use an old timey
rotary dialer for an extension at the house and use it for longer talks.

What we need next is a rotary dialing cell phone and we'll have gone full
cycle :-)

Lefty
--
Life is for learning
The worst I ever had was wonderful

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Quoted message said:

Lefty said:

Something a little different is all, for the novelty. I like to explore
gadgets on these gadget oriented websites -- some are corny but some are
truly amazing. I may buy the faucet LED to use as a night-light in the
kitchen.

I bought a handset for my cell phone that looks like an old fashioned
bakelite phone:

http://www.baronbob.com/pleasehold-giantcellphonehandset.htm

It isn't practical unless you have a big purse, but it's more
comfortable than holding the phone to your ear and it keeps the
radiation away from your head.

Jeneen

Lefty said:

You can't beat the way those older handsets cup your ear. I use an old timey
rotary dialer for an extension at the house and use it for longer talks.

What we need next is a rotary dialing cell phone and we'll have gone full
cycle :-)

http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=286

--
Richard W Kaszeta
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http://www.kaszeta.org/rich

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http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=286

--
Richard W Kaszeta
[email hidden]
http://www.kaszeta.org/rich

Outrageous! I wouldn't have guessed.

Lefty
--
Life is for learning
The worst I ever had was wonderful

Lefty said:

This page has cookie cutters whose shape includes a bite already taken. Also
a cool LED faucet light. Just sharing is all.
http://www.wonderfullywacky.com/shopping-kitchenkraziness.htm

LOL!
That faucet light is right up my alley, Lefty... I love it!

--

Practice safe eating. Always use condiments.

Richard Kaszeta said:

Lefty said:

You can't beat the way those older handsets cup your ear. I use an old timey
rotary dialer for an extension at the house and use it for longer talks.

What we need next is a rotary dialing cell phone and we'll have gone full
cycle :-)

http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=286

Who'd thunk they'd ever cost $400?
--

Practice safe eating. Always use condiments.

Look, just cook the damn things and take a bite out of them before serving.
Just remember to wipe the crumbs off your chin before serving them to
guests.

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Lefty said:

This page has cookie cutters whose shape includes a bite already taken.
Also
a cool LED faucet light. Just sharing is all.
http://www.wonderfullywacky.com/shopping-kitchenkraziness.htm

Lefty

I like the concept. I don't think it would be very convincing; the edge
of the "bite" will be baked. What you need is a cutter die to punch out a
bite mark *after* the cookie is baked.

Best regards,
Bob

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Lefty said:

Something a little different is all, for the novelty. I like to explore
gadgets on these gadget oriented websites -- some are corny but some are
truly amazing. I may buy the faucet LED to use as a night-light in the
kitchen.

But it doesn't come on until you turn on the water - if you find the
faucet in the dark, why do you need it for a light?

N.

Turn on the tap first. It's the same logic as flicking the light switch so
you can see to change the lightbulb.

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Lefty said:

This page has cookie cutters whose shape includes a bite already taken.
Also
a cool LED faucet light. Just sharing is all.
http://www.wonderfullywacky.com/shopping-kitchenkraziness.htm

LOL!
That faucet light is right up my alley, Lefty... I love it!

Darling, if it's right up your alley, then you are a true contortionist!
;-)