I visited my friend Lara at her home in Tokyo yesterday. She just had a baby boy, who is the proud owner of this adorable little pacifier that doubles as his very own mute button.
Update: You can buy it on Amazon for $6.
Neither of my kids took a pacifier, but I would have loved to carry them around with one of these.
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I'm a designer, sometimes-blogger and father of two.
That's the most funny thing that i saw lately!!hahahaha
Posted by: queenoffuckingeverything | 04 November 2010 at 09:11 AM
Thanks, Ms. Manners, for this mommy-post. Just as reviewing journal articles written in present simple tense has bothered me; cross-posting between LinkedIn and Twitter has seemed to bother you. Guess what, we've both wasted our critiques. On the other hand, I have found that most of my contacts post on LI, then cross-post to Twitter - not the other way (and it seems to work better that way, than what you've described).
I could say much more in response to your intrusion into my business. Thanks for your concern, but after all, it IS my business whether I desire to look foolish in your eyes or in the eyes of others. Please don't assume that I do so unconsciously.
By the way, if this practice you have described pains you so greatly, please remove yourself from both Twitter and LinkedIn. I would hate for cross-posting to result in anyone having to experience any distress-related medical conditions.
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