Friday, August 15, 2008

Igloos

As you all know, Inuit blood rushes through my veins like the mighty Mississippi (is that the mighty one, or the slow muddy one?). It only follows, then, that I would bring my people out of the ice age, and into an ice house.

That's why I invented the Igloo.




The idea came to me when I was drinking a Quiznos strawberry kiwi lemonade. Mesmerized by the floating ice cubes, as I usually am, it suddenly struck me. If one cup could hold 5-8 ice cubes and keep your drink cold, why couldn't 100 or so freekin' huge icecubes be put together. Then you could live inside the icecubes, protecting you from the slightly-colder-than-icecubes arctic wilderness.

After multiple attempts, and the loss of 4 fingers and a nose to frostbite (not to worry, I invented advanced prosthetics as well, you can't even tell the difference) I finally did it.

Igloos!

I'm also working on a new invention, an Igloo spinoff if you will.




It's called an iGloo and it'll be available by Christmas 2010. It only costs $1,000, but the service plan is spotty at best and costs like $100 a month.

Next Time on Things "I" Invented: Spanish

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