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brassneck
15 Aug 16 23:01
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And once again it will be cold.sometimes it freezing and the old folk and young children have to go out in it.
is there no budding entrepreneurs among you guys who wants to make loads of money and do the people of the world a favour at the same time.
when people go out in the cold winter weather they feel cold.why can somebody not invent an overcoat that can warm up at the touch of a button in their pocket.
just like an electric blankets heats up.the power can come from a small battery in the pocket.and then when you meet someone you talk about the number on your dial rather than how skint you are.a simple solution to a major problem.
just paton the idea it will cost 10 quid and then go to a designer and tell him to make you a sample .then off to dragons den with you.
you can thank brass later when you become a millionaire.oh if only I was 30 years younger.
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Report Mc Moonbeam • August 16, 2016 1:40 AM BST
I remember years ago on here I mentioned that somebody should start making Electric Slippers ...


somebody searched ebay & were already a couple pairs on there for sale Laugh
Report zorrostrikes • August 16, 2016 2:03 AM BST
hot today? got nipped to death by midges - couldn't escape
the little bandits.
Report betting_masta • August 16, 2016 4:37 AM BST
something like this would go down well in japan.
those crazy asians will buy anything
Report screaming from beneaththewaves • August 16, 2016 10:06 AM BST
I reckon anyone who somehow invented a battery small enough to fit in the pocket yet able to store enough energy to heat up an overcoat would frankly not be wasting their time designing electric overcoats.
Report The Leopard • August 16, 2016 10:44 AM BST
Don't need it in UK .....just wear a warm coat.

Only about 7 days at zero degrees every year.
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