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Ladies and Gentlemen,
Make way for genius. I have an idea that is going to revolutionize the world of portable lighting, and I am willing to share it with you. For a small licensing fee, you can get in on the ground floor of this new era.
Okay:
You know how some flashlights have emitters for non-visible spectra? Like IR emitters, or UV emitters?
How about a flashlight with a microwave emitter?
Brilliant, right?
I mean -- anybody can pull out their flashlight in the Ponderosa Steak House to see if their T-bone is well done or not. But what if you could check the sear, and then cook it just that much more, with your flashlight?
Awesome, right?
Or, say you're on a hike, and you want to stop for a coffee-break. While those around you are fiddling with their stoves or campfires, you just pull out your flashlight, set it to microwave, and boil that water in a flash!
Now, I know what you're saying -- this could be hazardous if the light came on in your pocket. You could permanently braise your gonads. But I've got the answer for that: tin-foil underpants. That's right! Your privates will be perfectly shielded from the radiation by a pliable layer of metal. Reynold's Wrap -- it's not just for headgear anymore.
I can't believe I'm giving away this sure-fire, can't-lose invention. But I'm public-spirited that way. I want to make the world a better place. I believe in the future, and I believe in innovation. I also believe in royalties, and if you're willing to bring this to market, then I'm willing to negotiate with you for a very reasonable cut of your revenues.
After we have saturated the market with flashlight/microwave combos, we should consider taking the next big step: flashlights with x-ray beams. Why wait to get to the hospital in order to see if that's a sprain or a fracture? And why stop at aluminum foil when you can upgrade to Y-fronts made of lead?
I'm telling you, I've got so many big ideas I can hardly believe them myself. Microwave flashlights! You heard it here first!
Make way for genius. I have an idea that is going to revolutionize the world of portable lighting, and I am willing to share it with you. For a small licensing fee, you can get in on the ground floor of this new era.
Okay:
You know how some flashlights have emitters for non-visible spectra? Like IR emitters, or UV emitters?
How about a flashlight with a microwave emitter?
Brilliant, right?
I mean -- anybody can pull out their flashlight in the Ponderosa Steak House to see if their T-bone is well done or not. But what if you could check the sear, and then cook it just that much more, with your flashlight?
Awesome, right?
Or, say you're on a hike, and you want to stop for a coffee-break. While those around you are fiddling with their stoves or campfires, you just pull out your flashlight, set it to microwave, and boil that water in a flash!
Now, I know what you're saying -- this could be hazardous if the light came on in your pocket. You could permanently braise your gonads. But I've got the answer for that: tin-foil underpants. That's right! Your privates will be perfectly shielded from the radiation by a pliable layer of metal. Reynold's Wrap -- it's not just for headgear anymore.
I can't believe I'm giving away this sure-fire, can't-lose invention. But I'm public-spirited that way. I want to make the world a better place. I believe in the future, and I believe in innovation. I also believe in royalties, and if you're willing to bring this to market, then I'm willing to negotiate with you for a very reasonable cut of your revenues.
After we have saturated the market with flashlight/microwave combos, we should consider taking the next big step: flashlights with x-ray beams. Why wait to get to the hospital in order to see if that's a sprain or a fracture? And why stop at aluminum foil when you can upgrade to Y-fronts made of lead?
I'm telling you, I've got so many big ideas I can hardly believe them myself. Microwave flashlights! You heard it here first!