Paranoia. Hypochondria. Delusions of Grandeur.
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11.05.2006 Today is my daughter's fourth birthday. Naturally there were presents, including this play food set -- I got her a set of Chinese food and sushi so she might someday learn to eat something "exotic." The foods were a hit, but it wasn't until I was cleaning up that I discovered this little bonus item we received: A used hairnet, obviously courtesy of one of 3-cents-an-hour foreign laborers who'd assembled the set in the box. (How do I know it was used? There was hair in it!) Now I'm not squeamish about these kind of things and it's fortunate I found the item and not my daughter or my wife... but seriously, folks, a hairnet? Dude. Thanks to Small World Living (aka Small World Toys) for going the extra mile with this Good Fortune Chinese food set! Yum yum dim sum.  click for big version (Hairnet not included with all purchases! Sorry Tennessee!) posted by Christopher Null | 8:59 AM |
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