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Reason #17 to have a swimming pool: an inflatable iceberg
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By way of the Sci-Fi channel's website (even though the rotten so-and-so's have cancelled Stargate!), I found this pretty cool inflatable iceberg. Basically, you blow it up and you've got fourteen feet of climbing (of varying difficulty, although it all looks pretty easy to me) on three sides with a slide on the fourth. Unfortunately, I think this thing, at twenty by fourteen feet, is bigger than my whole backyard, so I don't think Rachel will let me get it. That and the $6,000 price tag, of course.
Still, if you live near a good beach or need something to make your over-sized swimming pool look a little less (or more?) ostentatious, this might just be the thing. It's for kids aged 14 and up, so I've got a few years to win the lottery and buy that private lake anyway. I don't suppose anyone has one of these? (And if you do, can I come over and play?) Would you, if you had an appropriate place for it?
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9-12-2006 @ 11:55AM
Ginny said...Can u imagine getting to the top and slipping down (It IS wet!)and hitting all those "steps"? OUCH! Looks kinda fun tho.
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9-12-2006 @ 12:25PM
thordora said...I WANT THAT.
Just cause it looks cool. There's no way I'd climb.
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9-12-2006 @ 12:45PM
Anna V. said...OT - I'm ticked about the SG-1 thing too.
The berg is neat, but you'd have to have an Olympic-sized pool for that whopper! But the fun you'd have!
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9-12-2006 @ 1:42PM
tulip said...But Roger you SAVE $1004!! How could you not buy it? ;)
It does look super fun though!
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9-13-2006 @ 8:56PM
Trisha said...That's really cool, but you would need a big pool for it. You wouldn't want someone to fall off the top and hit their head on the side of the pool.
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