Romney's campaign gets "cool" with their new smartphone app

[redandguilty]

...ok, maybe I have an idea or 2.

 

[tinselwolverine]

...ok, maybe I have an idea or 2.

You'd be better off sharing the ideas with Vic, and just you guys remember me for a small (but reasonable) cut for that recommendation on the back end.

 

[redandguilty]

You'd be better off sharing the ideas with Vic, and just you guys remember me for a small (but reasonable) cut for that recommendation on the back end.

OK, thought of something just now. Hotdogs buns are quite a bit longer than most hotdogs. Bake short hotdog buns, in pairs (roughly square since it's shorter), scored down the middle so you can rip the pair of buns apart for use with hotdogs or leave them together for use with hamburgers. The trick will be slicing them so that both hotdog buns are hinged, but the hamburger bun isn't too difficult to open...I think it's doable though.

If anyone gets rich with that, look me up and show me some love.

 

[tinselwolverine]

OK, thought of something just now. Hotdogs buns are quite a bit longer than most hotdogs. Bake short hotdog buns, in pairs (roughly square since it's shorter), scored down the middle so you can rip the pair of buns apart for use with hotdogs or leave them together for use with hamburgers. The trick will be slicing them so that both hotdog buns are hinged, but the hamburger bun isn't too difficult to open...I think it's doable though.

If anyone gets rich with that, look me up and show me some love.

OK.

A hot dog bun that will also accommodate a standard sized hamburger would be substantially shorter than that which would accommodate a standard sized hot dog - too short in fact - at least within the context of what a person, or a typical or regular person would consider a normal sized hot dog to be, as my understanding of what a typical sized hot dog is and what the conceptions of what a typical sized bun for either a typical hot dog or a typical hamburger are...

Or what am I missing?

Are you really one of those lost genius kids, one of the ones whom I've heard stories about but was always told that was all rubbish (we're borrowing from the British vernacular specifically in deference to these ongoing Olympics) that actually figured out how to fit a square peg into a round hole?


Are you? Really?


Seriously - I really wanna know.

 

[redandguilty]

OK.

A hot dog bun that will also accommodate a standard sized hamburger would be substantially shorter than that which would accommodate a standard sized hot dog - too short in fact - at least within the context of what a person, or a typical or regular person would consider a normal sized hot dog to be, as my understanding of what a typical sized hot dog is and what the conceptions of what a typical sized bun for either a typical hot dog or a typical hamburger are...

Or what am I missing?

Are you really one of those lost genius kids, one of the ones whom I've heard stories about but was always told that was all rubbish (we're borrowing from the British vernacular specifically in deference to these ongoing Olympics) that actually figured out how to fit a square peg into a round hole?


Are you? Really?


Seriously - I really wanna know.

Nope, not a lost genius. I've never even heard of the square peg/round hole solution (unless it's a big hammer.) But next time you're in the grocery store, go look at how short most hotdogs have become. Not the ones advertised as "bun length" the regular ones. I bet they'd stick out of a hamburger sized bun just the right amount.

or look here: http://statastic.com/2006/07/21/summertime-wiener-index/
A 4"x2" bun would get the job done.


If you don't like that one, that's fine. How about a power nap alarm? Sleep too short a time or too long and you feel groggy. Hit the sweet spot and you're cognitive skills get a boost. (http://www.wimp.com/powernaps/) It's also my understanding that it's possible to build monitors that can detect when you fall asleep. So build a power nap alarm that detects when you fall asleep and wakes you up in the sweet spot.

 

[tinselwolverine]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co_hUfXPyWc&feature=related

 

[Michchamp]

I like how the dog waits for a second before going to get it.