• sit@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    5 days ago

    We had a few of these stars in the 90s but not the professional close quarters battle extendable handheld light emission control system.

  • coolie4@lemmy.world
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    7 days ago

    Glow in the dark star/moon stickers have been around forever.

    Is the light meant to be what’s interesting?

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      7 days ago

      Yeah i don’t really get it. I once had to remove them and repair and repaint the whole ceiling. Would not recommend

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    6 days ago

    I found a large, cartoon, vinyl cut-out of the solar system, with phosphorescent stars on it. It came in layers and had to be assembled against a black cardboard base. Took forever to put together. Drilled holes and mounted it all on the wall next to the crib. Kid was old enough to stand, but not to walk.

    That night at bedtime, I ‘lit’ the stars with a strong flashlight. We turned off the lights. It was so cool! We loved it. The kid loved it.

    Woke up the next day and EVERY single star and planet within reach had been pulled off and shredded to the ground. Lesson learned, you little shit.

  • Apathy Tree@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    6 days ago

    I have around 1,000 glow stars (and other shapes) on my ceiling.

    They charge basically instantly with blacklight. Much easier and better than whatever the fuck that light thing is. Doesn’t blind you in the process.