1. In your face
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    11 Aug '14 18:511 edit
    I don't agree with their use personally. I think there are more natural methods.
  2. SubscriberSuzianne
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    12 Aug '14 16:36
    Originally posted by lemon lime
    You're starting to worry me. Pet rocks have been compared to finger boxes in this thread.

    Come on Suzie, think... what does a pet rock do?
    So, basically, it's a whole lot of nothing.
  3. Standard memberSeitse
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    12 Aug '14 17:211 edit
    Originally posted by Suzianne
    So, basically, it's a whole lot of nothing.
    It's o.k., darling, fingers boxes are not for everybody.

    I thought you had the kind of adventurous spirit required
    for such a treat, but, as said, this is like opera: either you
    love it madly or you completely reject it. No mid point.
  4. Standard memberlemon lime
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    12 Aug '14 17:34
    Originally posted by Suzianne
    So, basically, it's a whole lot of nothing.
    Yes, much ado about nothing.
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    12 Aug '14 17:352 edits
    Originally posted by Suzianne
    But what does it DO?
    It's a place to keep your copy of the official rules of Mornington Crescent.
  6. SubscriberSuzianne
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    12 Aug '14 17:40
    Originally posted by Rank outsider
    It's a place to keep your copy of the official rules of Mornington Crescent.
    Oh, lord, do not get me started on that. 😛
  7. Standard memberlemon lime
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    12 Aug '14 17:452 edits
    And anyone trying out a finger box for the first time is advised to first read the instructions. You don't want to go throughout life with a box permanently stuck on your finger... or maybe you do, I don't know. But here's what I do know, if all else fails follow the the instructions.
  8. Standard memberwolfgang59
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    13 Aug '14 05:06
    Originally posted by Suzianne
    So, basically, it's a whole lot of nothing.
    I wouldn't say that, I'd place it in between fencing and football.
    But it uses up less wood than fencing and has less national variants than football.
  9. Standard memberSeitse
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    13 Aug '14 06:20
    Originally posted by wolfgang59
    I wouldn't say that, I'd place it in between fencing and football.
    But it uses up less wood than fencing and has less national variants than football.
    I've heard of people who decided not to read the manual
    carefully and, as a consequence, tried to use it as a sex
    doll and ended up in ER.
  10. Standard memberlemon lime
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    14 Aug '14 02:17
    Originally posted by Seitse
    I've heard of people who decided not to read the manual
    carefully and, as a consequence, tried to use it as a sex
    doll and ended up in ER.
    I found it. It's on pg 379. It's a statement releasing the finger box co. from liability.

    The finger box co. is not liable for accidents resulting from improper use of the finger box... blah blah blah... encourages common sense when using the box for non-finger/finger-hole interaction... yada yada yada... more blah blahs... something about it being a teeny weeny hole so don't even think about it unless you have a teeny weeny... some more common sense advice to avoid accidents... I'm on page 401 now... here's something about the warranty... hmmm, it appears there is no warranty to speak of... the box loses half of its value after purchase and leaves the store...
  11. Standard memberSeitse
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    14 Aug '14 18:41
    Merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are, indeed, unwarranted.

    That is the problem with art.
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