teejay
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Full Member;n14922 said:Annie has won a major prize:
100% Purposeless Product!
Colin ???
Now that looks BLOODY PAINFUL! No, don't press it wait, stop......arggggghhhhhhhh!!
Full Member;n14922 said:Annie has won a major prize:
100% Purposeless Product!
Colin ???
teejay;n14924 said:Now that looks BLOODY PAINFUL! No, don't press it wait, stop......arggggghhhhhhhh!!
teejay;n14925 said:Its for scraping the 'silk' from corn on the cob. Very close Barryd!
Full Member;n14927 said:That must be an absolute pain to clean after use, teejay. 'Silks' pull off maize so easily anyway so I'm suggesting 100% a Purposeless Product. Agreed?
Colin ???
Full Member;n14926 said:Exactly, teejay. Thank goodness it's not a Bobbitt. Poor John would have been in even more pain had Lorena had one of these. And because she used a sharp knife the surgeons were actually able to reattach John's manhood. Whereas if Lorena had had access to this device.................
Colin ???
teejay;n14937 said:That's too many stitches to even contemplate- "We're gonna need a bigger needle" said the surgeon. Poor old John, he would have been in pieces about it! Or cut up at the very least! Whereas Lorena would have been no doubt, cock a hoop!
Full Member;n14935 said:Another Purposeless Product:
...........but what was it designed to do?
Colin ???
oldish hippy;n15082 said:well it look like a holland something
Full Member;n14935 said:
yorkslass;n15426 said:Vaguely remember them. K tel by any chance?
Full Member;n15415 said:It was designed to do this:
Definitely a Purposeless Product!
Colin ???
Campervanannie;n15631 said:I’m shamed to say I have one in the van I have used it once but yes not much point or purpose in it .