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Posted by
friday, around 18th December 2007:
My new venture is keeping so entertained that I wanted to share it with you lovely people because the off the wall comments that I am getting from it is sending me into hysterics!
So here is my shameless plug - I hope you enjoy some of the descriptions and even help me write a few new ones!
www.mannakin.co.uk/shop
Love ya all and a Happy Christmas and Merry New Year!
xx
Posted by
Sul, around 18th December 2007:
Heh. It really is a mannakin shop. Dont know why but in my head I thought, "it cant be a mannakin shop"... but there it is.
Are those prices reasonable? I've never been in the market for a mannakin before.
Brilliantly weird business venture btw. :)
Posted by
syl, around 18th December 2007:
Haha Roz :)
Have a lovely Christmas and New Year everyone :)
Posted by
che, around 19th December 2007:
"I've never been in the market for a mannakin before."
So you don't count those "Real(TM) Dolls" as mannequins?
Posted by
su, around 19th December 2007:
and what do people do with mannakin parts?
or do we not want to know
Posted by
friday, around 19th December 2007:
I went into a shop the other day. They had a mannequin dressed as Father Christmas. I explained to him (the shop owner not the mannequin) what line of business I was in and he asked me for mannequin arms, as the FC only had scrunched up newspaper for arms. So I asked him - 'He's not very dangerous then?'
Posted by
arsepuppy, around 19th December 2007:
Fiver says that review by 'Paul Robinson' was actually by the Doc. Betcha.
Posted by
arsepuppy, around 19th December 2007:
Genius idea though - I love your product descriptions, esp. 'Dangerous Dave'. The pose in the shot is priceless.
Posted by
jeffry, around 19th December 2007:
It reminds me of that first episode of the new and updated dr who...
Posted by
arsepuppy, around 19th December 2007:
[Insert zing relating to Noel Clarke's acting here]
Posted by
friday, around 19th December 2007:
I love the Paul Robinson comments!
Posted by
Redmaiden, around 19th December 2007:
I don't understand why you would hire a dummy for £40 a week is it not cheaper to buy one outright? I'm not trying to be rude here but some of them have seen better days.
Posted by
friday, around 19th December 2007:
@ Redmaiden - Not everyone wants to buy them because they are using them for one off events. They take up a lot of storage and they are not that cheap to buy. (You can pay upwards of £600 for a good one.) Some of them on the site are going to be restored, so yes, some have seen better days, but with clothes on you don't see if its damaged.
Posted by
che, around 20th December 2007:
600! eeek! I didn't realise they cost so much!
I mean I know that one of Sul's with the specially positioned holes in was pricey...
Posted by
syl, around 20th December 2007:
:O
Posted by
Redmaiden, around 20th December 2007:
Wow I didn't realise they cost so much!
Well Sul's mannequin has got that "real feel" skin technology incorporated and of course sucking mouth.
Posted by
che, 21st December 2007:
and a penis
Posted by
friday, around 22nd December 2007:
oh dear
Posted by
AxeMan, 24th December 2007:
i bouggt one, and oh! NO COCK
Posted by
Saltation, around 25th December 2007:
ALWAYS check your trousers before ordering, axeman
Posted by
AxeMan, around 26th December 2007:
are you calling me gay??
i have had experiment but never would choose that as a life