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Is this an evolution of shoes with mirrored toes?Originally posted by TheDude View PostI once saw a pair of slippers with headlights on them in an innovations catalogue and have regretted not buying them ever sinceOriginally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Ah yes, the "trudging to the loo in the dark" slippers. One can also buy phosphorescent loo covers, to help one's aim in the dark!Originally posted by TheDude View PostI once saw a pair of slippers with headlights on them in an innovations catalogue and have regretted not buying them ever since
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Our American friends just buy night-vision. Well they buy it for "home protection" but if you had it you might as well use it for toilet trips!
Costs a fortune though.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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or just have red led lights as an option.Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
Ah yes, the "trudging to the loo in the dark" slippers. One can also buy phosphorescent loo covers, to help one's aim in the dark!
(The obvious solution of turning on lights may not be acceptable if you share a bedroom or don't want to be fully woken by a bright light)
Finding the remote is easy I fitted it to the wall. Or use Alexa.Comment
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Is that all you do on your kitchen table, stand on it and presumably eat off it ..... maybe have a chat with your missus, I believe she now has a few more ideas of what the table can be used forOriginally posted by vetran View Post
well if you stopped standing on it the wobble wouldn't exist!
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No not on the kitchen table its too small for that sort of shenanigans its also got sharp edges. We use the big hallway table for getting jiggy, much less cramped than the back of the Jag or Bentley. Or the desk in my home office but that makes me late back for lunch.Originally posted by Whorty View Post
Is that all you do on your kitchen table, stand on it and presumably eat off it ..... maybe have a chat with your missus, I believe she now has a few more ideas of what the table can be used for
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No, she commented that it was very stiff and firmOriginally posted by OwlHoot View Postand it never wobbled before that!

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