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Cory Doctorow at 6:51 am Tue, Sep 18, 2012

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From a smashing collection of vintage bedding ads on Voices of East Anglia, this marshmallowey sleeping bag that makes your little ones feel like they're cocooned in spun sugar.

I'm Only Dreaming - Vintage Bedding Adverts (via How to Be a Retronaut)

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  • Chentzilla

    Makes your little ones feel like they are caries incarnate.

  • fungstyle

    TAKE MY MONEY.

    • Trefunk

      and my kids.

  • fuzzyfuzzyfungus

    Did you know that if you microwave them, they puff up and the center gets all warm and chewy?

    • Marky

       What, your kids?

  • Nash Rambler

    Mock all you want, but this is a product worth having.  Besides, there’s something just unwholesome enough about treating children like food.

  • SoItBegins

    “Oooooh, I wish I were an Oscar Mayer wiener…”

  • cheesebubble

    Awesome!  I had one of these when I was a kid.  It may very well be kicking around my parents’ basement somewhere – now I feel compelled to have a look for it.

  • timquinn

    This reminds me that everything produced or promoted in this country during that period was a miserable pathetic flattened version of whatever it was promoted to be. Wonderbread for example. What was up with the greatest generation ever. They seemed to have a very low opinion of themselves.

  • http://www.zazzle.com/InfinitudeTortoises* An Infinitude of Tortoises

    “…cocooned in spun sugar”?  More like cocooned in gelatin (animal collagen), corn syrup, water, and yes, sugar — plus some other wonderful things.  Yummy!

    • pjcamp

       With a taste somewhere south of circus peanuts.

  • BillStewart2012

    It’s the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man!