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Message board > New NAME-IT contest (29 March)
New NAME-IT contest (29 March)
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isa2
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New NAME-IT contest (29 March)
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Hi everybody,
I think we �ve waited quite a long time now but dutchboy seems too busy to post a new picture. So I �ll take over and continue the contest.
I invite you to INVENT a funny/ witty/ hilarous/ ingenious non-existent NAME for this:
Have fun! I �m looking forward to your creations.
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29 Mar 2014
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mohamedthabet
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TTS = Teacher Tension Sensor : a gadget used by inspectors to measure the teacher �s tension before and after class. Teachers enter their wrists into the circular parts before starting the lesson and after its end. Inspectors rely on this technique to evaluate a teacher �s attitude and performance. |
29 Mar 2014
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edrodmedina
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I have one of these in my classroom. It �s dual excersise wheels with timers for pet hamsters. On ocassion I �ve caught a few of the mice that run around in our school using the device without permission. Ed
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29 Mar 2014
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cunliffe
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It �a a spherogyrator.
Oops, sorry, I got that wrong; these things are quite rare and I�ve only ever seen one before. It�s a cylindrogyrator. |
29 Mar 2014
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sarguero
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Men with centimetres problems in "that" vital part of their bodies know the benefits of the "YesYouCan" enlargement device.
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29 Mar 2014
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elderberrywine
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sarguero, does it take two hours to enlarge??
I wouldn �t want to wait for that...
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30 Mar 2014
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gabrielarguedas
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its a wristhappifier it helps to cope with stress |
30 Mar 2014
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