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Friday, January 02, 2015

Play-Doh Gets A Little Blue


Apparently, Hasbro's quality control specialists thought this toy was a-ok for teh chidrens.

Hasbro, the Pawtucket-based toy company, is now doing damage control over the extruder tool in its Play-Doh Cake Mountain toy. The two-piece syringe-like tool, which includes a tube with corkscrew-type ridges around the outside and a dome-shaped top with a hole at the tip, can be used to squeeze Play-Doh to look like decorative cake frosting.

From my experience, that looks more like an intruder tool than an extruder. Here's a question: what does it look like when someone cleans this tool? Will flushing it with water do the trick, or do you have to really rub the outside with your hands?

6 comments:

  1. There is a genius at Hasbro
    Who designed an extruder for Play-Doh.
    It resembled a toy
    That's used for joy,
    And had everyone saying, "Dildo!"


    (Yeah, its Texas Nick. I can't figure out how to log in here.)

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  2. Ellen - Or someone with a snarky sense of humor. Wait, did you ever work for Hasbro?

    Nick - Go into Name/URL. Write your nickname and put in any url, like google.com. You'll be good to go.

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  3. I just know it feels really good when the PlayDoh comes out!

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  4. Pervs the lot of ya.
    No wonder I stick around :P

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  5. I'm sure most of the sales were to adults... ;)

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  6. Proof - You want a nap afterward, though.

    E.L. - Yeah, I was waiting for the rest of that comment... since you're just like us!

    John - IF not before, definitely now.

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