The AI-generated cat pictures thread
07-25-2021, 01:46 PM
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The "Lull-A-Baby" concept isn't terrible, as the hammock will swing in the required direction to cradle the child when braking or accelerating. The 'one-minute installation', however, leads me to believe that the attachment points will instantly fail during any collision (leading to, as pointed out by good2go, a baby slingshot).
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07-25-2021, 02:28 PM
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I'm reaching back in my memory to the days before shoulder belts. The oddly-textured brown interior of that '71 Grand Marquis with the vacuum-operated headlight covers. You know the one I mean.
Cars used to have hangers in the back, on the C-pillars or above the rear windows. For hanging jackets and whatnot.
Unrelated to baby-hanging, I have no idea why I find this video amusing:
Cars used to have hangers in the back, on the C-pillars or above the rear windows. For hanging jackets and whatnot.
Unrelated to baby-hanging, I have no idea why I find this video amusing:
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07-25-2021, 03:50 PM
The "Lull-A-Baby" concept isn't terrible, as the hammock will swing in the required direction to cradle the child when braking or accelerating. The 'one-minute installation', however, leads me to believe that the attachment points will instantly fail during any collision (leading to, as pointed out by good2go, a baby slingshot).
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