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Reddit mentions of Fisher-Price - Snap-Lock Beads

Sentiment score: 1
Reddit mentions: 2

We found 2 Reddit mentions of Fisher-Price - Snap-Lock Beads. Here are the top ones.

Fisher-Price - Snap-Lock Beads
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    Features:
  • Snap them together and pull them apart, over and over again
  • Babies love repetitive play, and these brightly-colored beads offer stimulating fun while strengthening developing skills
  • There's even a bright, shiny surprise with rattling beads inside
  • It's fundamental play that enriches baby's development-in a brilliant way
  • Age Range 6 to 36 Months
Specs:
ColorMulticolored
Height9.64565 Inches
Length6.6929 Inches
Number of items1
Weight0.440924524 Pounds
Width2.95275 Inches

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Found 2 comments on Fisher-Price - Snap-Lock Beads:

u/ayakokiyomizu ยท 3 pointsr/AskReddit

Ha! This happened to me too! I was about 12. My grandparents gave me the beach towel, and even worse, a bunch of large, colorful, nesting plastic beads that you could fit together to make a necklace, similar to this. As if I were a toddler.

u/andyflip ยท 1 pointr/learnprogramming

basically, each object has a reference to another one of itself. conceptually you could think of it like this baby toy. So if you know where the first one is, you can get to the second one. From the second one, you can get to the 3rd, etc. The last one will have nil for it's "next" and that's how you know you got to the end.

So you can make a list of all of them, and then connect the last one up to the first to make a ring (just like the toys). At each step (guy 1), you kill the next guy (guy 2), remove him from the list, and hand the sword to the "new" next guy (guy 3).

  • 1 -> 2 -> 3
  • 1 -> 2 -> 3
  • 1 -> 3