Well that’s an entirely different market, but sure, why leave money on the table?
Edit: Wait, I may have misread your post. Though my response works either way.
Kids falling down (non harmfully) will always get an upvote from me.
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I remember this such a clever idea tbh.
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@RQ I saw one of these fucking things at Walmart over the weekend and thought of you. Merry Christmas, friend.
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It’s a term applied to horses, which, if ridden hard, should be cooled down, dried, and groomed before being put back in their stalls. It’s considered poor horsemanship to do just that, but sometimes you just don’t have the time.
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Right, that’s where the term comes from, but not how its necessarily used. Much like the term ‘bitch’, which has one meaning in a kennel and a different meaning outside of a kennel.
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I love how fluffies fit in the circle of life.
Such a clever and full lifecycle for a specific modrl. Love it.
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I’m old enough to remember when it was okay to let babies ride actual dogs. There was a thing at a dog show where they put saddles on Bernies. Not advised anymore, it can seriously fuck up the poor doggo’s spine even if the weight is low - they can still pull itty-bitty carts though, maybe large fluffies or teams of them could hugboxily do that without harm?
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I was reminded of this post after reading about this (admittedly pretty cool) robo-pony scooter: Rideamals: An Interactive Ride-On Pony Scooter
And apparently there’s a unicorn variant too:
Just one step closer to the reality of Ride-on Fluffies. lol
What absolute fucking psychos this kind of thing would turn kids into, fucking Christ.