Throw out all your old fangle!

Throw out all your old fangle!

posted on 16 Aug 2017 in Chinglish, Toys

magical-iron-board

Welcome you clean house after iron…

Photo courtesy of William Garrison.
Toy from China.

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Big Fat Cat
Big Fat Cat
7 years ago

The little girl is battery operated

DrLex
DrLex
7 years ago

All kids are old-fangled!

algernon
algernon
7 years ago

Get the kiddies started young

algernon
algernon
7 years ago

Welcone to use batteries

Droll not Troll
Droll not Troll
7 years ago

Fangles not included.

Seventy2rd o clock
Seventy2rd o clock
7 years ago

I’m board … *yawn*

Seventy2rd o clock
Seventy2rd o clock
7 years ago

CAUTION: May contain batteries

Droll not Troll
Droll not Troll
7 years ago

When setting up the magic, the angle of the fangle is most important.

Seventy2rd o clock
Seventy2rd o clock
7 years ago

I prefer ouija board. Sometimes it even vibrates.

Seventy2rd o clock
Seventy2rd o clock
7 years ago

”Wonderful Child, Strange Shape”

Yu No Hoo
Yu No Hoo
7 years ago

Work as play; how ironic.

Pete
Pete
7 years ago

♫ You said you was high class, but that was just a lie!
♪ Yeah you said you was high class, but that was just a lie.
♫ Well, Y’ain’t nuthin’ but a knock-off and you ain’t no toy of mine! ♫

Pete
Pete
7 years ago

(A tribute to the King, who passed 40 years ago today.)

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

We feed our son “iron rations”.

His name’s Rusty.

coffeebot
7 years ago

Is that Aisha?

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

Chinese kids, appear to be more gullible, than western kids.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

@Pete 0449. If he passed an Iron Board, then, his death would be expected.

Frank Burns
Frank Burns
7 years ago

Training tool for future sweatshop workers.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

@Pete 0449. The KINGhas not passed.

In fact, I saw Wally just the other day.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

I always wore my Steelcaps when I ironed my shirts. Every now and then the Ironing Board would collapse with a loud metallic “CLANG”. I reckon it would damn near cut your toes off, if you didn’t.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

This is most certainly….A high crass toy.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

It does appear that that those, Asian Devils, have solved the, toe cutting problem. They have installed a cross-brace between the legs, to make, involuntary, spontaneous, phalangeal amputation, highly unlikely.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

WELL. I guess training your kids to work in sweat-shops, is slightly more socially acceptable, than selling them into prostitution.

NB. Possibly not as lucrative though.

jjhitt
jjhitt
7 years ago

I’m New School and Old fangled.

Pete
Pete
7 years ago

@Marum,

Sorry for delayed response, mate.
Crazy day @ work.

Uhhhhhh…..Wally?
Wally WHO???

This one went right over my head.
Then again given my post-workday brain addled state, pretty much anything would go over my head at this point…

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

@Pete 1758. Playing tricks on you mate.

It would be the same if you mentioned American football. Except for Joe Montana and Giselle Bundchen. Yum yum! (her that is not him) 👄

Wally Lewis was, arguably, our best Rugby League player ever. They even have a statue of him at Lang Park (Suncorp) Stadium in Brissie. He was and is, referred to as “The King”. He had an extraordinary ability to read a game. Almost as if he had written the script earlier.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

Sorry Tom Brady. I’m bragging there. Joe Montana is the only other player I have heard of..

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

OH YEAH! and O.J. Simpson. But that was for other reasons.🕱

Long Tom
Long Tom
7 years ago

Not as infamous as O, J, Simpson, but one former baseball player whose star has REALLY fallen in Chicago is Sammy Sosa.

There was the embarrassing episode where he used an illegal cork-filled bat that shattered during a game, but his popularity was falling anyway because he was such an annoying prima donna-plus he wasn’t the great baseball player he was hoped to be.

Long Tom
Long Tom
7 years ago

I remember during my childhood that they advertised the Easy-Bake oven,, miniature ovens that really worked and presumably were battery-powered.

Droll not Troll
Droll not Troll
7 years ago

@Long Tom | 9:50 pm: I can’t imagine any oven or iron powered by readily available alkaline batteries building up a useful amount of heat – you do the math. Even 15 minutes at 500w is way too much to ask from a handful of D cells.!
My thought on the battery-powered iron is that it has an electronic voice repeating “You-are-happy-in-your-play. You-will-be-happy-in-your-work.”

Droll not Troll
Droll not Troll
7 years ago

Actually, if you want a small, portable heat source for cooking, there are small cylindrical thingies about 5 inches in diameter that burn sticks and twigs. They have a battery but it runs a fan to force air through the fire. We used one at a camp to re-heat food and boil water and it worked great!

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

@DNT Thus; It is a “Fan Farced Oven”.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

Hexamine tablets work great for the military, and backpackers.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

Pack of 24 costs AUD$7.99.
4 will boil abt. 800ml of H2O

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

Composition of Hexamine:
The molecular formula of Hexamine is (CH2)6N4
The molar mass is 140.186
The density of hexamine is 1.33g/cm cube
The Boiling point is 280 degree centigrade
It is a white-crystalline powder
It is highly soluble in water and most organic substances

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

@DNT 0022. Most kids toys are designed to get adults in. After all, the average baby/young child, does not have much purchasing power. For instance when my oldest daughter brought home her first baby, in a fit of, (post partum induced insanity?) amongst many other things she bought him a ball. When you threw it, it didn’t bounce one thou.(.001″) It sat on the floor like the proverbial “bag of $h1t”, making boing, boing, boing, sounds. Thus I would assume when you turn this device on , it will constantly repeat; “Ironing, Ironing,Ironing, Ironing, Ironing, Ironing, Ironing, Ironing.” Until it… Read more »

markm
markm
7 years ago

Droll: A very long time ago, I would wind up having to help my little sisters figure out what to do with their more complicated Christmas presents, so I once learned how the Easy-Bake oven worked. IIRC, the heat source was a small light bulb – possibly just a flashlight bulb. (The old-fashioned incandescent kind, which produced more heat than light, and ran down a pair of D-cells in about a half-hour.) This didn’t make high enough temperatures for normal baked goods, or to seriously burn fingers, but Easy-Bake also sold mixes that only needed a little warmth to produce… Read more »

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