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 Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 6:53 pm
Ever thought, "Man, I wish someone would make *insert invention here*! I could so use that!"? Tell us about it, whether it be plausible or not! ^_^
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Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 6:57 pm
All weather shoes. You could wear them without having to worry about soaked feet from rain or snow. And when it's icy outside, just push a button and spikes pop out on the sole to keep you from slipping! I could really use that right now x.x
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Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 7:12 pm
KeikoUtaraichi13 All weather shoes. You could wear them without having to worry about soaked feet from rain or snow. And when it's icy outside, just push a button and spikes pop out on the sole to keep you from slipping! I could really use that right now x.x I know, tell me about it. Softball and baseball cleats do a pretty good job at both. (Well, I know about the rain part, not sure about the snow) It took me almost 20 minutes to clean off the car today. There was about 3 inches just piled on my car... And I feel sorry for the people who had to go to school today. (I was sick.) School was already cancelled for tomorrow, though.
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Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 7:33 pm
Snickerz_83 KeikoUtaraichi13 All weather shoes. You could wear them without having to worry about soaked feet from rain or snow. And when it's icy outside, just push a button and spikes pop out on the sole to keep you from slipping! I could really use that right now x.x I know, tell me about it. Softball and baseball cleats do a pretty good job at both. (Well, I know about the rain part, not sure about the snow) It took me almost 20 minutes to clean off the car today. There was about 3 inches just piled on my car... And I feel sorry for the people who had to go to school today. (I was sick.) School was already cancelled for tomorrow, though. I had to work today x.x It wasn't bad at all getting there, but it was snowing on and off all day pretty heavy. A good 2-3 inches of snow was piled on the car. Luckily it was powdery and easy to brush off. It wasn't as bad as the day we had an ice storm while I was at work x.x Took me a good half hour to scrape enough to see to get home. Ooh, that brings up another invention. Cars with automatic scrapers/cleaner-offers. *nods* That'd be fantastic!
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Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 7:55 pm
KeikoUtaraichi13 Snickerz_83 KeikoUtaraichi13 All weather shoes. You could wear them without having to worry about soaked feet from rain or snow. And when it's icy outside, just push a button and spikes pop out on the sole to keep you from slipping! I could really use that right now x.x I know, tell me about it. Softball and baseball cleats do a pretty good job at both. (Well, I know about the rain part, not sure about the snow) It took me almost 20 minutes to clean off the car today. There was about 3 inches just piled on my car... And I feel sorry for the people who had to go to school today. (I was sick.) School was already cancelled for tomorrow, though. I had to work today x.x It wasn't bad at all getting there, but it was snowing on and off all day pretty heavy. A good 2-3 inches of snow was piled on the car. Luckily it was powdery and easy to brush off. It wasn't as bad as the day we had an ice storm while I was at work x.x Took me a good half hour to scrape enough to see to get home. Ooh, that brings up another invention. Cars with automatic scrapers/cleaner-offers. *nods* That'd be fantastic! Cars that don't take forever to warm up would be nice, too. 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 12:56 am
Those Sci-Fi nano-machines that act as strength enhancers.
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 1:24 am
Daemon Solivagus Those Sci-Fi nano-machines that act as strength enhancers. You would really use those?
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 10:18 pm
Something that would make it easier to clean burned eggs off of a metal pan... x.x I spent a good hour at work trying to get the egg residue out of a pan. It was awful.
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 11:40 pm
KeikoUtaraichi13 Something that would make it easier to clean burned eggs off of a metal pan... x.x I spent a good hour at work trying to get the egg residue out of a pan. It was awful. Brillo pads with the power of oxiclean!!!! Now with fresh lemon scent! okay.. so.. I profit off of the sales of brillo pads.. But Brillo pads are THE s**t. They clean ANYTHING of of dishes. I also love comet, it works wonders and smells so freakin good. But buy Brillo. xp
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 11:44 pm
The technology to store my brain after my death so i may live on inside of a computer.
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Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2009 12:02 am
Spenelli KeikoUtaraichi13 Something that would make it easier to clean burned eggs off of a metal pan... x.x I spent a good hour at work trying to get the egg residue out of a pan. It was awful. Brillo pads with the power of oxiclean!!!! Now with fresh lemon scent! okay.. so.. I profit off of the sales of brillo pads.. But Brillo pads are THE s**t. They clean ANYTHING of of dishes. I also love comet, it works wonders and smells so freakin good. But buy Brillo. xp If only my employer weren't quite so cheap. I might just buy my own and bring them in when I work. Plus I could use them at home, too. Because sponges just don't work.
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Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2009 12:58 pm
Matasoga Daemon Solivagus Those Sci-Fi nano-machines that act as strength enhancers. You would really use those? Yeah I would for temporary enhancement. I however would not ever get permanent grafts or cybernetic replacements because I firmly believe in the strength of the body over machine. Non-permanent enhancements would be fun though.
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Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 5:21 pm
Two things:
ONE: Cheese that comes ready-melted. Like, in a can which is insulated. SINGLE SERVE! You bang the can in the microwave and BOOM! Melted cheese for your sammich! Without the hassle of banging the whole sammich in the microwave...
Which brings me to my next invention:
Bread that doesn't go soggy with the condensation on the plate when you bang your delicious cheese-and-chicken-sammich in the microwave! That would be amazing.
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Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2009 7:51 pm
Paint that doesn't absorb footprints but stays with at matte finish. I'm getting sick of cleaning the stairs at work...
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Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 3:08 am
portable long distance teleporting devices.
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