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Trouser Mouth Pockets

 Pockets that look and behave somewhat like mouths
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Trouser Mouth Pockets have zips that look like teeth, hidden under seams that look like gums, but their best features are their concealed tongues.

These are revealed by reaching inside and pulling their pockets inside out. This action brings into public view a sticky red tongue, with the loose change and other contents of your pocket, stuck all over its convincing surface.

—xenzag, May 25 2007

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       Hm.... I've seen zipper pockets (some of my cargo pants have them). Not sure I like the idea of my pockets being sticky inside. That would feel gross, and make it harder to pull stuff out. And I'd always wonder if that piece of candy in my pocket had melted. Not a bad idea, high novelty value... but not for me. (neutral)
—21 Quest, May 25 2007
   

       I like the tongue, making it easier to pull your pocket inside out, but I hate the idea of it being sticky...   

       By the way my tongue isn't sticky. It's just warm and moist.
—ColonelMuffins, May 25 2007
   

       Wanna see an eliphant? //pulls out both pockets to make the ears and unzipps fly// Wanna see an eliphant?
—zeno, May 25 2007
   

       sorrry..
—zeno, May 25 2007
   

       Help my hand is stuck in my pocket!
—jhomrighaus, May 26 2007
   

       [refinement] You can have two sets of pockets: "dry tongue" pockets for your hands, and "sticky tongue" pockets for your bits and pieces.
—xenzag, May 26 2007
   


 

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