In the Family Guy episode "Holy Crap," Stewie Griffin uses one of these when he discusses market fluctuations in Asia with a group of British investors who look like they stepped out of the Victorian era. First, we made a bubble blower out of a cardboard roll, and then we made this bubble pipe using a straw and a coffee filter.

The only pipe smoker points out that Salem is smoking one as well, but Salem blows some bubbles out of his to prove his only blows bubbles. Most importantly, exposing your children to these learning /studying techniques will result in BETTER GRADES and a DESIRE TO LEARN.The Golgafrincham captain in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1981) uses one as he lounges in the bath even after crash-landing on a prehistoric Earth. The gadget in question, the Soap Bubble Straw, blows soap bubbles that cause people to immediately realize their mistakes. We were actually able to gently transfer our bubble blobs to a solid surface and then we’d blow another string of bubbles and gently transfer it on to the first blob. The Powerpuff Girls (1998) makes use of this in the "Freaky Friday" Flip episode: The Professor, who is sometimes seen with a pipe, had swapped bodies with Buttercup.

While clay pipes are relatively difficult to find today, you easily convert a corncob pipe into a bubble blowing device. Bart blows bubbles from his pipe when he falls in love with an older girl and ends up dressing like Hugh Hefner. Later actually used for something when he uses the bubbles as crystal balls as an alternative form of scrying, since crystal balls and other orthodox methods are being monitored. Pictured are three straws with writing paper, parchment paper, and aluminum foil around one side of the straw. The Sims had a bubble blower in the House Party expansion pack that was pretty much a bong in all but name and visible function.In fact, in the 17th, 18th and 19th century, clay tobacco pipes were commonly used by children for blowing bubbles. Breaking Cat News - Elvis, the senior cat, is sometimes shown with one, notably in this strip where they showcase the outfits worn by different fictional Private Detective s. Not much of a surprise, considering how he blows bubbles in roughly 95% of the series, including entire episodes dedicated to them.

You will be given step-by-step instructions on how children can apply these nine fun learning methods to their studies in the classroom, at home (for homeschoolers), while running errands in the real world, and even in the workplace. Andrea, the instructor, shows parents how their children, ages 3-18, can take charge of their learning even when they are not interested in the subject. In a VeggieTales pastiche of Sherlock Holmes, the Sherlock character (played by Larry the Cucumber) has a bubble pipe. She originally tried a real pipe, but a few coughing fits later she decided it wasn't worth the health risks.

True to the trope's description, Simon uses a bubble pipe (that he borrowed from Alvin) in the Sherlock Holmes episode of Alvin and the Chipmunks. The Bolt Chronicles: Penny tries to smoke a Sherlock Holmes-style calabash pipe in “The Murder Mystery,” but is thoroughly surprised to see bubbles emerge from the bowl.