natedagg
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I love this game.
1. You know those doors that spin instead of open like a regular door? I can't think of the damn word. A turnstile? Anyway, they do that because it does a better job of keeping the hot (cold) air in and the cold (hot) air out. So my stupid idea is to apply that to refrigerators. Your icebox represents the largest portion of your power bill. This would have a door that slides open like a screen door, helping to keep the cold in. Also, rotating shelves around a central pole. That way you can't ever push shit to the back, where it spoils because you forgot it.
2. The serious one: it will be a franchise in all cold-weather cities. I remember doing a 720 in my car on SOM center road because I was driving in the snow. I was 17, was going too fast, and I certainly didn't understand how to vector the car back to control using the gas. I probably should have died, and snow-related accidents happen all of the time. My girlfriend made the local paper in highschool because she somehow crashed into some huge snowmound. However, this is the same girl who got pulled over for drunk driving when she was sober, but I digress. So what's the fucking idea already?!? Customers pay to come to your glorified parking lot and parents (or instructors) teach their kids how to drive in shitty conditions. You can have an ice course, a snow course, a rain course, sloped roads, etc. First you sell to concerned parents, then you get the insurance companies to offer a discount for completing it, then eventually, some asshole politician makes it a law as part of mandatory pre-16 driving hours. It's fairly simple, which I like. I bet this has been done, but if it has, it hasn't been done properly.
3. More places like Holiday Sands. Any of you guys remember when that place was not watered down? That shit was fun and dangerous. I wouldn't care if I needed to testify under oath that I wouldn't sue, get my finger prints taken, and even pay a ton to go there. It was just that fun. And I hooked up with some girl named Tara in the rocket ship.
1. You know those doors that spin instead of open like a regular door? I can't think of the damn word. A turnstile? Anyway, they do that because it does a better job of keeping the hot (cold) air in and the cold (hot) air out. So my stupid idea is to apply that to refrigerators. Your icebox represents the largest portion of your power bill. This would have a door that slides open like a screen door, helping to keep the cold in. Also, rotating shelves around a central pole. That way you can't ever push shit to the back, where it spoils because you forgot it.
2. The serious one: it will be a franchise in all cold-weather cities. I remember doing a 720 in my car on SOM center road because I was driving in the snow. I was 17, was going too fast, and I certainly didn't understand how to vector the car back to control using the gas. I probably should have died, and snow-related accidents happen all of the time. My girlfriend made the local paper in highschool because she somehow crashed into some huge snowmound. However, this is the same girl who got pulled over for drunk driving when she was sober, but I digress. So what's the fucking idea already?!? Customers pay to come to your glorified parking lot and parents (or instructors) teach their kids how to drive in shitty conditions. You can have an ice course, a snow course, a rain course, sloped roads, etc. First you sell to concerned parents, then you get the insurance companies to offer a discount for completing it, then eventually, some asshole politician makes it a law as part of mandatory pre-16 driving hours. It's fairly simple, which I like. I bet this has been done, but if it has, it hasn't been done properly.
3. More places like Holiday Sands. Any of you guys remember when that place was not watered down? That shit was fun and dangerous. I wouldn't care if I needed to testify under oath that I wouldn't sue, get my finger prints taken, and even pay a ton to go there. It was just that fun. And I hooked up with some girl named Tara in the rocket ship.
