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It made me really sad to read about how such a clever, creative project as the self buttering toaster was declared "unsafe" and lost to a bunch of pictures stuck to some posterboard. If I had been the judge, it would have been no contest.
Posted by sberl on August 28, 2007 at 08:22:44 Pacific Time
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