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« Caveat Empty Gift Cards | Main | Harnassing the power of the web » December 12, 2006Best Inventions of 2006At least, according to Time Magazine. I have a preference for low-tech genius, so the wovel is my favourite. This qualifies as overkill of a cliche. Scott Adams predicted that this will not be a hit. Malachi Constant is out there, even if the American Levitation Company is actually Dutch. And there is stiff competition for dumbest best invention between a motorized pool raft, an electric chair for lobsters, and an alternative to washing produce in the sink. Posted by Zach Wendling at December 12, 2006 05:46 PM CommentsI like the umbrella, but I would LOVE one that could survive a gust of wind without being destroyed at the hinges. Since I've lost 3 umbrellas in the past year I finally decided to just wear a nice 3/4 London Fog jacket on rainy days that keeps my clothes bone dry and accept that my hair would be wet and require restyling in the office. Posted by: Foltz at December 12, 2006 07:05 PM | permalink Post a comment |
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