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A ZIPPER THAT LOCKS! DO THEY ALL DO THAT?

A few years ago, a friend of mine showed me how all traffic lights have a tiny revolving cone under the control panel to aid people who have a hearing and sight impairment. Did you know this? It’s certainly a golden moment when we chance upon something that has existed for years just beyond the boundaries of our knowledge. Did you know that all biro pens have an air hole in the tube and in the pen top in case a child swallows it?

 

Until recently, I didn’t know that you can record your voice on a mobile phone. Well, how about this one then – a zipper that locks. I mean actually locks like a key so that if you’re fat and bend over (ahm… like a friend of mine) your gut doesn’t hang through the fly like a donut in a ripped bag. When trying on a pair of jeans, I demonstrated to the sales assistant how when I bend over the zipper comes undone all on its own. Err …I mean my friend did and I was with him. She was a big fat bird herself and could obviously relate to my situation, so she stretched out a chubby paw, yanked the zip up to the top teeth and pressed the zip down – whereby it locked into place.

 

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I recall the event of the underneath of the Pedestrian crossing and then whcih always make sme laugh our conversation about pushing the button in the right spot, ney stroking the button andeven going back to stroke the shiny button from top to botttom and all the way aruond in order again…and again and you roaring lauhing dayig nope not in you OCD bag of tricks and we giggled accross the road with you stopping me pulling back to feel; that darn button again!
Good news on the zip front!

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