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US 2014/0232062 A1Published application
Kissing shield game and method of use thereof
OwnerDeloris Woodinventor
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Abstract
A kissing shield game having a gaming member having at least two sides with different color associated therewith as well as a predetermined set of alphanumeric symbols associated therewith, a plurality of thin, flexible membranes substantially impervious to microorganisms, and a resettable timer.
Claims1
A device for teaching safe affection to at least one, the device comprising:
- a kissing shield game, having:
- a gaming member having at least two sides, wherein each of the sides of the gaming member has a different color associated therewith as well as a predetermined set of alphanumeric symbols associated therewith;
- a plurality of thin, flexible membranes substantially impervious to microorganisms, each of the plurality of thin, flexible membranes having a first cheek portion for substantially covering a first cheek area of a user, a second cheek portion for substantially covering a second cheek area of the user, a clearance between the first cheek portion and the second cheek portion for accommodating the nose of the user, a chin portion for covering the chin of the user, a central portion for covering the lips of the user, wherein the plurality of thin, flexible membranes have a pocket sized and configured so as to be positionable over at least a portion of a user's first finger and a user's second finger of the user's hand so as to create a space between the fingers and extend the first cheek portion and the second cheek portion in opposite lateral directions for disposing the thin, flexible membrane between the user and the object being kissed while maintaining the clearance between the first cheek portion and the second cheek portion such that the thin flexible member thereby prevents the exchange of microorganisms between the user and the object during the act of kissing;
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- a resettable timer.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.