My OperaBabies Got Gadgets.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 5:56:43 AM
yes it is frustrating. the picture is pretty explanatory but,
for the lower intelligence, say you have a newly born child which starts yelling and crying out of the blues. you need to give him his milk bottle you have no clue if its hot or not, it's true, back in olden days they used the conventional way "the back of your hand" but this is the 22nd century for a reason. anyway as long as the bottle is 30 degrees more or less, you will find this green smiley indicating your good to go, if it turns red and the smiley is angry at you throw it in the fridge for a while, though not too long or you will have to heat it back up. use logic uill get a long just fine. word from Gizmo says:
for the lower intelligence, say you have a newly born child which starts yelling and crying out of the blues. you need to give him his milk bottle you have no clue if its hot or not, it's true, back in olden days they used the conventional way "the back of your hand" but this is the 22nd century for a reason. anyway as long as the bottle is 30 degrees more or less, you will find this green smiley indicating your good to go, if it turns red and the smiley is angry at you throw it in the fridge for a while, though not too long or you will have to heat it back up. use logic uill get a long just fine. word from Gizmo says:
The ironic part is that as sual (japan, china;) one of 'em has a hand in this.The design involves a bottle with a face printed on it using thermochromic anti-forgery ink. When the milk is at the ideal temperature of 38 degrees Celsius, the face will wear a smiley, green grin. Make the milk too hot, at 45 degrees Celsius or hotter and the face will turn into a red, crying, “I’m not happy” face.
The bottle was designed by Huang Tzu-Yu, Cheng Hung, Wang Tzu-Wei, and Xiang Yu-Wei and is not yet in production. No doubt, new parents will be queuing up.
