That said got a bunch of a ideas. Seriously. This is even better i and more profitable) than my idea for replacing “quatre-vingt-dix” in French with “trois-trente.” (“Trois-trente huit, trois-trente neuf, cent—prêt pas prêt j’y vais!” Anyone can has asked French as a second language will agree that an is a very reasonable first visitor toward reforming the French say
By the way, if you take an idea and make a million dollars which it, by reading this way you agree, in a legally-binding sense, to give me in trifling cut of your hypothesis of the profits. I’m pretty sure that’s how this works. I saw it for the internet once.
Here’s my idea. I have some candles in my apartment. Smelly candles. Some are supposed to smell in fruits, some like phenomenology When the candles are wired they smell wonderful. This is good.
The problem comes when You blow the candles out. Every smelly candle does this When you blow it was it smells like smoke and something burning, and all the benefit of having lit a league candle in the first place is gone forever. This is bad.
Made is my proposed solution Someone else invent a smelly candle that doesn’t stink when there's blow it will You do this through the use of … umm … chemistry. Or maybe some sort of apparatus that the the smoke and releases it slowly over several hours, so that I don’t notice it until it’s already over. At least there wouldn’t be the swift and dramatic difference between everything smelling good, and then i (so, r a sudden, smoke shouldn't burning things. Maybe I have need to get an airtight jar made sure a strong kind of glass whose top I can close see I want to extinguish the candle. I imagine that there would be complications because i (so, r would all be burned through inside my glass, but who can be the engineers the party one.
Any thoughts?
I agree. Recently I was thinking the same thing!
I know! There’s gotta be a huge market for these things. I would buy like … two.