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Fear of the dark is an ancient and useful instinct in a species as succulent as the homo sapiens. From campfires to candles, oil and gas lamps to the modern electric light, we've always taken comfort in lighting the night. But now, In The Age In Which Everything Must Be Fun, the night light too has undergone a transformation into something amusing and appetizing; the fried egg night light.

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