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chickens that lay ready-made Southwest Omelettes
apologetic electric chairs
powdered bridges
the sideways train
hover horses
self-eating reuben sandwiches
steam-powered windmills
a board game based on the American Civil War
the electric alphabet
waterproof milkshakes
double-helmets for epileptic Siamese twins
odometers for hamster wheels
raspberry flavoured dental dams
robot crows
mechanical owls for scaring away the robot crows
pneumatic olive de-pimentoers
Bruce Vilanch detector
A space station for mice. If a cat got on board it’d be just like that movie Alien , but for mice.
sweaters that taste like whatever moths don’t like
a meta-knob that allows you to adjust all knobs at once
realistic, cheese-shaped covers for light bulbs so it looks like your cheese is glowing
wind-resistant chinstraps
The Moron Slapper
120 proof corn liquor
salmon-flavoured canals
fire
pedal-powered mechanical sacrificers for Voodoo rites
electric orgasm monitors
a 20 million lumen visual defence grid for Romania
the combination lemon juice extractor/jungle machete
bicycle windshields
creature detectors
the testicle-shaving cup
chicken caesar salad lasagne
static electric false moustache
a well-designed light switch with iconography
coati suppressing foam
the mechanical spider buddy
The ACME Handy Dandy Micro Helper
Automatic Rutherford B. Hayes
an ash tray exhaust fan
the low-loam diet for worms
a practical theoretical basis for providing power to homes
the communications satellite
spring-loaded novelty cans of peas
creepily-grinning mechanical statues whose heads follow passers-by
a Chinese finger trap remover
Ecomagination
magnetic teeth implants
the electric mop
#19 & #40 seem to have inventive possibilities; however, #11 is too overloaded syntactically to launch, in my opinion.
While we had not considered the possibility of conjoined twins as astronauts, we thank you for the suggestion. Perhaps we shall contact Mr. Edison for his opinion on space-suited Siamese twins.
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