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Wouldn't you want to be able to make a light bulb pop (ping) right out of your head every time you came up with an idea, just like in cartoons? Well that's the idea behind LightBulb*Hat (C). Using the same technology used in blinds, a person wears a tall "Abe Lincoln" hat. With the pull of a cord, and "lightbulb" can be raised and lowered. In 36 AMAZING colors and personalization is available. Now being sold in party, magic, gag, and costume stores and catelogs and online! Sample add. Your comments and support are greatly appreciated. Keep in mind when rating that this invention is merely for fashion and fun. It is not designed to be practical nor particularly useful.
CoolioNeeee55, Jul 27 2009
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One of the so-called benefits of a capitalist competitive society is the avalanche of useless, silly, and expensive gadgets. They all have a negative effect on the energy and pollution in a world that is burdened with a need for utility and economy. This is acceptable as a one time joke along with the hand buzzer and the fart pillow but more than once requires a cream pie in the face. Also, it seems to be in production and qualifies as spam.
Yep, it's spam.
I think there is nothing wrong with a little good-natured fun. Cheering up is what people need. It's completly manual and there-fore enviromentaly friendly. There is a lightbulb hat in production, but of this sort. Please reread my description. Thank you, I appreciate hearing people's point of view. It will help me improve inventions or decide whether they are practical enough to sell. I am curious to know how this qualifies as spam.
Also the hat in production is felt and the lightbulb cannot be raised and lowered for specific moments. I made the name up and created the ad for posting purposes only. (Meanign there is no LightBulb*Hat, nor any hat like it being sold this way.)
There fore the hat (correction) does NOT have anything like it on the market.
I am not an enemy of humor but a joke has as one of its key elements a quality of surprise and novelty. The apparatus you describe, no doubt, has that quality for the first exposure at a gathering and might evoke a chuckle or two but repetition of the light to indicate a great thought more than a couple of times characterizes the user pretty much as an immature idiot and is rather embarrassing for all concerned. I suppose it might have some adherents for 10 year olds but unlikely for even marginally sophisticated people.