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12-14-2011, 04:44 PM #1
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Any Back Scratchers Out There?
So, the other day, I'm at the cigar shop and just shooting the breeze with my friend Jack. Come to find out he makes a back scratcher called "Bubba Rubba". I have always worn out the corners of our walls leaning back on the edge as I walk by for a good scratch........lol. He brought me in one and I just had to share. This thing is about a 24 inch long piece of clear plastic with little knobs molded into it by a couple inches wide and bent so that it can be adhered to the corner of any wall or post. I am totally in heaven.
Thought I would share for all the other back scratchers. This thing is really awesome!! Who'd a thunk it?
Have fun.Last edited by Lynn; 12-14-2011 at 04:48 PM.
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12-14-2011, 04:48 PM #2Si vis pacem para bellum
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That is fantastic. I'm forwarding to the wife as a suggestion for a stocking stuffer
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12-14-2011, 06:41 PM #3Member
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I have two backscratchers, one at home by the bed and one at my desk at work. They're long flat pieces of wood with curled fingers a the end I purchased at Walgreens for a buck and change each. I've not seen them anywhere since, but I love them.
A wallmounted backscratcher would be nice.Lynn likes this.
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12-16-2011, 02:29 AM #4Senior Member
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And here I've been using the point on my engraving hammer for years. Looks like a cool gadget.
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12-16-2011, 03:20 AM #5Just a guy with free time.
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Yeah, I usually used my framing hammer, or a scrap 1by. Haven't had much need for back scratching since I quit making sawdust...Cool gadget though!
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I'm so hard i use barb wire wrapped around a grill brush!
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02-14-2012, 06:32 PM #7Senior Member
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I've got an awesome adjustable back scratcher. Voice activated and you can have the pressure, direction and speed at a moments notice. Her name is Jerri and I'm taking her to dinner tonight! Lol
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I went to college with a girl from Sao Paulo. She had the nickname "the Brazilian Back Scratcher".
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02-15-2012, 08:53 PM #9Senior Member
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There's a reason that one of my nicknames is Bear. I'm surprised there's a door frame or corner anywhere in my house that isn't devoid of paint and rounded over. That thing looks great!
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I was gonna mention I once saw a back scratcher from West (by God) Virginia that was made out of a wild turkey claw, but the Brazilian Back Scratcher sounds a bit more intriguing
Originally Posted by Bill S
I went to college with a girl from Sao Paulo. She had the nickname "the Brazilian Back Scratcher".The older I get, the better I was
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