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SixPapaCharlie

SixPapaCharlie

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Oh I am rolling. Just read the comments. You have to be a facebook user.

Play Doh sold this toy for Xmas that is a cake decorator. My daughter got one and we played with it. Apparently one of the tools looks disturbing so they have recalled it.

Here is the FB link. Just read the comments:
https://www.facebook.com/playdoh/posts/10152996440647915?fref=nf

I snapped a photo of the tool from my daughter's play-doh set just so you can see what all of the fuss is about. Seriously. Crazy ass parents with nothing better to do with their time than look for dirty stuff in kids stuff.

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Oh man, this guy beat me to it.
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I think they make white play dough to go with it. Maybe the get the one where you can push down and get the crazy hair to come out... too far?
 
I'll bet that toy gets... misused, by some. That was in the local TV news this morning by the way.
 
These are the same repressive folks that scour Disney movie covers looking for d**ks.
 
SixPapaCharlie said:
These are the same repressive folks that scour Disney movie covers looking for d**ks.
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Or magazine advertisement photos. Except they are actually there. One of my art teachers in college was a commercial artist, and he used to airbrush subliminal symbology in alcohol and cigarette ad photos for a living. I guess that's still done, I haven't checked lately. I imagine they do it with photoshop now, if they still do it.
 
What a collapse of common sense on both sides.

As for the parents, it's a piston pump designed to pump a fairly thick compound, and the shape is most likely the one that the engineers found to be best suited for that purpose. The hemispherical end probably is more efficient than a conical one for that application. So really, grow up.

On the manufacturer's side, didn't anyone at R&D look at the thing and say, "Gee, this looks a bit like a schlong. Maybe we should use a conical end rather than a hemispherical one to avoid upsetting some flaky parents with phallic fixations."

Incidentally, I'm considering buying one of the original sets and storing it away unopened. I'm making a run to a nearby city today anyway, and I believe I'll add a stop at Wally World to see if they still have any. I believe it may be a good investment. Toys that are withdrawn from the market tend to acquire collector status over time.

Rich
 
RJM62 said:
What a collapse of common sense on both sides.

As for the parents, it's a piston pump designed to pump a fairly thick compound, and the shape is most likely the one that the engineers found to be best suited for that purpose. The hemispherical end probably is more efficient than a conical one for that application. So really, grow up.

On the manufacturer's side, didn't anyone at R&D look at the thing and say, "Gee, this looks a bit like a schlong. Maybe we should use a conical end rather than a hemispherical one to avoid upsetting some flaky parents with phallic fixations."

Incidentally, I'm considering buying one of the original sets and storing it away unopened. I'm making a run to a nearby city today anyway, and I believe I'll add a stop at Wally World to see if they still have any. I believe it may be a good investment. Toys that are withdrawn from the market tend to acquire collector status over time.

Rich
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Sure.
THAT's why you are buying it LOL
 
Is it just me, or did anybody else notice that it happens to be circumcised? Coincidence? Hmmm.......
 
"Ma'am, can you describe the defendant's penis?"

"Objection your honor, move to withdraw purely circumcisional evidence!"
 
Bryan.....

You have WAY too much time on your hands,,,,


and...

You need to practice "SAFE " playdoh dispenser.........


Ps... Use the Trogan brand too...

dare ya...
 
Well, the girl looks like the responsible one, and the boys look they've had a little too much apple juice. So, yeah, it looks realistic enough.
 
The comments look like the crap we put up here...wow...some good ones..

I knew it was all downhill when I read Play-Doh's post...

We have heard some consumer feedback about the extruder tool in the Play-Doh Cake Mountain playset and are in the process of updating all future Play-Doh products with a different tool. Should any consumer want a replacement extruder for this item, they can contact Hasbro’s Customer Service Department at 800-327-8264.
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The people that get upset at PlayDoh must really hate the turkey baster manufacturers.
 
Yeah, well, ya could still put an eye out with it...
 
I think that the real problem will come when some of the parents friends come over for a visit and little Sally asks for help with the cake decorator she found in mommy's underwear drawer.
 
As an engineer, a battery operated model would be the next logical step.
 
For those who are not on Facebook, the comments on the Play-doh page linked on here, are some of the funniest stuff I think I've ever read! :rofl::rofl:
 
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