Where does Ann Bartow find all this stuff?
The Disappearing Civil Liberties Mug is covered with the complete text of The Bill of Rights, but when filled with hot liquids, select rights vanish before your very eyes!
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I know I’ve seen it advertised as a benefit to contributing to someone; it might have been the ACLU.
Probably a cousin of the mug Xerox gave me recently, which looks black, but when you fill it with hot liquid a colorful scene comes up. I like the sound of this one better — but it’s probably the same temperature-sensitive glazing.
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(If you’re going to require name and email address, couldn’t the software tell you this in the preview instead of waiting until you’ve posted? I don’t like entering email addresses on these things, because blogging sites never tell you what they do with them.)