The title’s not so clever, I know, but there’s really no need to be witty, here—the picture says it all. Now, I know everyone and their mother has seen this, but I just have to say, this may be the absolute worse placement of an opening/entrance in inflatable bouncer history:

How could anyone have thought that this was a good idea? Couldn’t they have made a regular-looking doorway instead of a flap that needs to be held open by two people? I’m really not trying to be crude, here, but I’m just so mind-boggled by this decision. What do you guys think?
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**10/27: Edited out some of the questions that where more or less redundant**












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*Off-Topic: I just thought of this when I saw this article, but I wanted to know if ぴか was an actual word used in Japanese to represent *sparkle*. If I'm wrong, please confirm this. I can't think of the name of what these words are called, but they're usually said with repeated syllables.
Example: ぶりぶり (cutesy) or むずむず (itchy)
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I think that's what we're all worried about, haha.
And, yeah, ぴかぴか is totally acceptable as describing something that sparkles.
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It's not that I find it offensive, I just find it ridiculous/hilarious. I know this is childish, but it's very bad placement for something that looks the way it does.
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Well, since you ask, yes. Or rather:
Giant inflatable Pikachus: cool!
Entrance looks like a vulva:
I hadn't noticed until you mentioned it, but so what?
It seems to me that you and everyone who is shocked (shocked!) by this is being a prude.
> Or is this really as weird and twisted as I think it is?
Everything is, I guess.
> How could anyone have thought that this was a good idea?
Well, it's a common design in nature to have small beings coming out of the belly/guts/uterus of a large friendly beast.
> Couldn’t they have made a regular-looking doorway
Perhaps, but it would have been more work and a less elegant design. Anyway, for mammals, the vulva is as regular a doorway as it gets (along with the mouth and nose; the anus is more one-way).
There's something hypocritical and self-fulfilling about prudery: you seem to be saying this is a bad decision, not because it's shocking in itself (few things are), but because it can be seen as shocking by prudes (which of course you're not, but whose mindset you can imagine). Won't anyone think of the children? Missionaries busily reforming native cultures must have been like that. It's the kind of bizarre thinking that brought Janet Jackson's breast to the world's attention. Thanks a lot!
I sentence you to a viewing of Courbet's "Origin of the World" (nsfw or prudes)
http://peintres.celebres.free.fr/COURBET/index-...
End of rant (wow, sorry!). And thanks for the cool pic.
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