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Maybe it's a "Magic Fingers" mattress vibrator, or at least something that has the same function? Anyone who ever stayed at a motel in the late 60s or early 70s will remember the metal box on the bedside table. You dropped in a quarter and the bed would vibrate for maybe three minutes.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I was going to say, Magic Fingers!
ReplyDeleteThat's what it is, I have one attached to my bed. I was that kid in the 1960s who, whenever I traveled with my parents, ran into the motel room first so I could claim the Magic Fingers bed and be narcotized while the thing buzzed and shook me to sleep. Memories!
ReplyDeleteAs with most things in life, there is likely no logical explanation.
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If I saw that on the street I would call the "if you see something, say something" hotline.
ReplyDeleteThe CIA forgot to remove them?
ReplyDeleteThat mattress is bugged!
ReplyDeleteheh heh.