From the department of the very obvious but why haven't they done it already.
Why don't they attach medicine spoons to medicine bottles (e.g. Calpol, Nurofen for children etc) via some sort of line so the two are permanently connected.
That way when your children wake up at 3am needing medicine you won't have to search every nook and cranny in the house for those small but ever so essential spoons ever again.
Craig
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well it has nothing to do with what you have written but i'm a french student and I'm looking for a 'map' of the Silicon Glen and i just can't find it on the web so would you please be nice enough to tell me where i could find one ? thanks. A.
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