Q: WHY?It's just another combinational appliance, like a clock-radio, except the blenderphone gets more attention. Consider this:"....it was a hit.....the groom was calling it all night from his cell-phone....they just couldn't believe it! It was the only gift they carried home with them." |
Q: Can I prepare a Margarita, then have my friends call?Yes. Of course. You can do it naked, for all I care. |
Q: Won't you spill your margarita when you "answer" the phone?That has always been a problem and it always will be. |
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Q: Can I call it from my cell-phone in my car?Certainly. The most fun is to call it from the other room just after you hear your guests saying ".......WHAT....the......****....?" |
Q: Is it dangerous?Yes, for people who stick their hands in blenders. I have no way of knowing what your friends' little quirks are, but they must be weird if you want to buy a blenderphone for them. That's for you to decide. The Blenderphone is supplied with the main drive unscrewed (removed). You can choose to screw it on for a full-function blender or leave it off for liability hypersensitivity, like Microsoft did. The motor still spins as the 'ringer' either way. It takes about 3 seconds to make it a functional blender. |
Q: Isn't $300 for a blender and telephone an absurd price?If you're asking this question, I'm certain that you will prefer your blender and telephone to be separate items. You may want to check [Sears Roebuck]. This will give you the option to connect them together yourself on a free saturday...... |
Q: How can I get one?The price is $300 firm. Blenderphones are usually made-to-order, but are sometimes in-stock. Call (206) 323-2349. Only one color, one style available and it's white. A deposit may be required. Function, quality of workmanship and factory finish is guaranteed. Visa/MC/AMEX accepted, or send a money order. If you have any questions, give a call, but serious inquiries only, please. In the Seattle area, see it at: - "CycoActive" world HQ in Sodo, Seattle. |
| To return to the blender page. | "What's the story behind this thing?" | For an honest living, the blendmaster manufactures stuff for bicycles, motorcycles and deals in GPS receivers. Check the CycoActive webpage. | ©1998 Art/Not Practical. (11/03/00) |