I seem to remember spending hours and hours fascinated by how Play-Doh could lift impressions of color comics . . . say, that might count as pre-Internet blogging. I don't think even the most creative types, with the happiest memories of the stuff, will go for this, though:
Play-Doh, the squishy modeling compound loved by generations of children, is marking its 50th anniversary with the release of "eau de PLAY-DOH."
The fragrance smells like, what else, Play-Doh, a mix of flour, water, salt and other ingredients that Hasbro, Play-Doh's maker, says is intended for "highly-creative people, who seek a whimsical scent reminiscent of their childhood."
