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In place of a pegleg, this banjo also has containers for jam and another for bees.
Iron Metabolised in Honeybees.
http://jeb.biologis...reprint/180/1/1.pdf
Turns out Bees actually metabolise iron, a worker bee can contain anything up to 15.7ug (nanograms) of iron in its body - I'm not sure how much one bee weighs, but that's got to be quite a high percentage in terms of overall bodymass. [zen_tom, Aug 13 2007]
(?) King of Banjos
http://www.youtube....watch?v=zxWK9keh3XI
[zen_tom, Aug 13 2007]
behave_20beehive_20hairdo
behave beehive hairdo [xenzag, Aug 14 2007]
[jhom]'s supposedly similar idea.
Condiment_20Filled_20Eye_20Patch
I don't see the resemblance. Still, please read and vote for it. [theleopard, Aug 14 2007]
The BRJFBL in pirate folklore!
http://i38.tinypic.com/2lw0k1j.jpg
Banjo Bill was famed for installing the first truly bee infested jam filled banjo leg in history. Here he is dancing a jig with a giant squid and a ballet shark on points. [theleopard, Aug 14 2007, last modified Oct 02 2009]
Banjo Pete's unadvisable Bees : Jam ratio.
http://i34.tinypic.com/15cfqt2.jpg
Adrian van Banjo here gets a little swarmed at work whilst playing Pete's poorly calibrated banjo leg! He gets into some silly scrapes does that one. [theleopard, Aug 14 2007, last modified Oct 02 2009]
Make sure the bees don't get too far.
Bee_20On_20A_20Stick
Less complicated than magnetism, plus slightly more reliable, bee retention device. [theleopard, Aug 15 2007]
We're just looking at a thing in a bag.
http://www.homestar.../whatsinthebag.html
Only cool guys can look. [theleopard, Aug 17 2007]
Already a growing industry.
http://secretbanjo....y-honey-banjos.html
Mary Cox from Tallahassee, Florida has taken her first step into the wonderful world of bee-releasing banjo prostheses. It's a small industry, but a highly rewarding one. [theleopard, Aug 22 2007]
This idea is back on the most-contested list!
http://tinyurl.com/2nfc5z
The most prestigious list on the 'bakery. [theleopard, Feb 01 2008, last modified Feb 02 2008]
Veoh: I, Mudd
http://www.veoh.com...h%3Dv947333YWF4XFrS
The Star Trek Episode in queston - humans outwit some robots using illogical behaviour. [zen_tom, Dec 03 2009]
BoingBoing: Tiny Lego Guitars - Related?
http://www.boingboi...g+%28Boing+Boing%29
(Obviously inferior, as they don't have bee-repositories) [Dub, Dec 04 2009]
Buffalo & the Bumble Bee Banjo Picker
http://www.flickr.c...171/in/photostream/
This is weird... [theleopard, Jul 05 2011]
Bee-releasing bee
http://www.flickr.c...673/in/photostream/
By the same weird artist... [theleopard, Jul 05 2011]
Toe-tapping banjo tune
http://www.youtube....watch?v=zhyqJuSGJzo
A hundred bars of awesomeness from the Nitty Gritty Dirt band. [wagster, Oct 14 2011]
As is this...
http://www.youtube....65Y&feature=related
Foggy Mountain Breakdown played at stoopid speed by Earl Scruggs and a bunch of top banjoistas! [wagster, Oct 14 2011]
While we're on the subject of banjos...
http://www.youtube....p/a/u/2/-sR9aMJu2zQ
...my friend doing the dueling banjos versus himself. [theleopard, Oct 17 2011]
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I like it... but it does too much - either
banjo or bee keeping would be enough
on its own. Here's a croissant to chew
upon whilst musing in the apiary + |
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Did I mention it also has a clock in it? |
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The bees will just go after the jam so your banjo
will have a bee beard. |
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----Anathema Device, Aug 13 2007 |
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//Did I mention it also has a clock in it?// |
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Sshhh... less is more, dude. |
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//Did I mention it also has a clock in it?
// - Atomic or Big Ben replica ? |
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Biological actually. After entering a few details into its computer system, it will remind you when the most likely time for your wife to conceive will be and then secretes some jam. Alternatively, depending on your wish to become a parent, it can also release a swarm of angry bees during the opportune moment. |
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This might be baked? I think my Aunt had one of these. |
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//it will remind you when the most likely time for your wife to conceive will be and then secretes some jam// - I daren't ask what kind of jam this is... |
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// it will remind you when the most likely time for your wife to conceive will be // |
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Whenever her freaky one-legged husband is away. |
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I'm worried, mightn't the voodoo powers of such a device be counteracted by someone equipped with a huge stilton arm? |
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A wasp-releasing silton-filled clarinet arm? |
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Not since the saxophone, have I seen an idea born which is so complete and correct. I can't add a thing, except a bun, and a sextant. |
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//A wasp-releasing silton-filled clarinet arm?//
I was thinking of some kind of stilton-piano-arm, with integral drawers containing (among other things) assorted mixed ants, some brown, egg, a myriad of writhing eels, and an overarching sense of general but unspecified discomfort. And, by opening the top of the grand-piano design and aligning the stilton-piano-arm with the sun, it *should* double as a workable sextant. |
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To be a grump: This is just silly. It's got a certain approaching-the-top whimsy, but I don't see that there's anything clever or inventive or oddly-useful about it. It's just hallucinatory. Pretty, sort of, but just silly. [-] [Much later, [ ]] |
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It's a banjo in place of a prosthetic limb with 2 compartments, one for jam and the other for bees. |
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It's gibberish to me. But then, I drank some 'mango' pearl tea late last night, not realizing it had caffeine, and haven't slept since then. Is this a vitamin pun or something? |
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I mustard mit I don't quite get it. Is it a pun or something? |
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I purposefully tried to ensure that this idea wouldn't be too parrotty. At least, in this, I have succeeded. |
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[zen_tom] that's an interesting link, thanks. They should be called pBees. |
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[edit] - Oh, no that's lead. Sorry. FeBees? |
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Now I know why I keep coming back to the HB.
I regret that I have but one bun to give. |
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Awwwww. You guys just kill me. |
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[zen_tom] - does that mean bees are magnetic? Oh how I long for that to be true. Not really sure why, though. |
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I like the idea of the jam and bee compartments being rotatable, like the cylinder on a revolver. A whole new form of Russian Roulette would be born - Jam or Bees. Imagine the air of excitement as the kids tremblingly hold up their slices of toast at the breakfast table of a morning while daddy spins his leg again, deftly playing a jaunty banjo tune with his free hand... |
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Bunned for [lostdog]'s anno. |
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Banjovi - some kind of George Formby/Glam Rock fusion band! |
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// a worker bee can contain anything up to
15.7ug (nanograms) of iron in its body//
A ug (actually a µg) is a microgram, not a
nanogram. And, as a percentage of
bodymass, it's less than humans (who are
full of blood, of course). Otherwise all
bees would fly north, you see. |
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Getting a bit tired of pointless combinations as
ideas [-] (the original list idea ?) |
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----bigsleep, Aug 13 2007 |
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I appreciate that this idea is not for everyone but
I shall stand by it, as I do all of them, as
vehemently as I would defend my own mother
from a pack of jeering seals. I am me, and as much
as I can attempt to be otherwise, that is as will
be. For, if every word I write is misconstrued in
some way, though there may be the odd soul that
is with me, there it is in its plainest form: Plainly,
and with no remorse, I speak the truth - no more,
no less. If you wouldn't want a jam and bee filled
banjo for a leg then please, go ahead and bone
this idea (though I find it hard to fathom). I am
grateful for the buns I have received, and to those
that have steadfastly believed in me during my
baking days. |
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I say to the bunners, "ta". (Ta being a UK-ism for
thanks.) |
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----theleopard, Aug 13 2007 |
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----Anathema Device, Aug 13 2007 |
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You have written a long and almost eloquent
defence of your idea. However, despite your
willingness to assert your own character, you
might consider that the Halfbakery is not the
place to do it, especially where the vehicle for
such self assertion (the idea in question) is strictly
outside the remit of an innovation forum.
Personally, I don't think you have a jam free leg to
stand on. Now beehive yourself. |
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----bigsleep, Aug 13 2007 |
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If one so wished [bigsleep], one might seek to
rouse my ire by sitting upon my beautifully
crafted banjo leg. |
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You sir, hath sat upon mine ire most dreadfully. |
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Do you have an international patent on this? |
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[MaxwellBuchanan] Cheers for clearing up the micro/nano mixup - I never did keep track of my decimal points. But - the main difference between humans and bees is that while we have lots of iron in our blood, it's in its hemoglobular form, which I believe is less magnetically sensitive than the great chunks of pure iron found in the cells of bees - which - I would venture, from an evolutionary standpoint, might be used as some kind of apiaral navigational aid. Yes [lostdog] bees really could be *highly* magnetic! (All we need now is to secure some funding for a massive magnet and some bees) |
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Easy on the ire Bubs!
Makes me think though, these ferrous bees, you could almost say they were "full of iron"? There's got to be a better way of saying that... |
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//funding for a massive magnet and
some bees// - self promotion of one of
my earlier Bakery offerings - see link |
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<Laughs uncomfortably loudly at nervous urchins awaiting Jam or Bees while dad plays the menacing theme from "Deliverance"> |
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2001: A Banjo Odyssey
"Oh my god...it's full of bees!" |
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----Anathema Device, Aug 14 2007 |
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Tch! Just my luck, turns out it's already baked!
<linkies!> |
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<pssst [Anathema], //wicked// in the 1980's or
//wicked// in the 1880's?> |
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----theleopard, Aug 14 2007 |
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'[jhom]'s supposedly similar idea. Condiment Filled
Eye Patch I don't see the resemblance'. |
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You plagiarised the word 'filled'. |
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----Anathema Device, Aug 14 2007 |
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Certainly the Halfbakery isn't the place for
abuse. On the other hand, ideas which the
author posts knowing they are silly and
have no inventive merit rightly expose the
author to ridicule in a way that more
conventional ideas don't. I too am amazed
this idea is doing so well and hasn't been
shot down in flames. |
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The difference, as I see it: They are both absurdist ideas that probably took three seconds of your life to think of and post. They were both criticized to some extent. You both strongly defended your ideas. |
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theleopard chose to power through the moment by upping the absurd ante. He got some hilarious annos, which only helped. |
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jhomrighaus chose instead to take personally attacks made against something the invention of which probably involved about four of his neurons. He was swarmed by bakers, which like bees can sense fear. |
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Really, it was hardly your graduate thesis, was it? And you are an active and productive baker, right? So why get upset when someone calls something ridiculous that was meant to be ridiculous? Why derail an idea people are enjoying because your own attempt at dadaism was less well received? |
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i can't believe it's baked! will wonders never cease? |
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I understand precisely why this idea has seven bones. None of them however are mine. |
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This idea is toss [jhom]. As was yours. Mine however has ace pictures that took me ages. |
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[GutPunchLullabies] says it best, though I hope he took my psuedo-defensive "I-am-me" anno with a pinch of salt. Or pepper. Whichever condiment you prefer. |
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[Anathema], I'm not really, honest. |
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[zen_tom] I think the ferrous word you were looking for was "irony" as in "these bees are very irony." I looked it up in a dictionary. It's like iron, but with a 'y' cleverly positioned at the end. |
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Call me a sadist but I still think this whole macabre debacle is genuinely funny. |
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I'd still like to know whats with the pic dated 1999? |
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(And for the record I was less than serious in my
other annos, but the fish remains even tho the
annos are almost making up for the
"this+this+this=funny" formula of the idea). |
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----bigsleep, Aug 14 2007 |
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Trust me, the fish are as welcome as the buns my
dear [bigsleep]. As for the pirate folklore image,
no, no, that is a 100% genuine ancient pirate
tapestry, recently discovered within the treasure
chest of Ol' Green Beard John-Silver Sparrow
McCakes off the peninsula of Google island. I
picked it up on one of my adventures in my
trustee catamaran "Lady Photoshop". (CS2) |
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(You don't want to know what happened to CS1) |
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CS1 probably fell off the the bridge (which sucks). |
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So what you are saying is you ripped off the image
and the idea ? I guess the good news is that at
least this idea is not plagarising similar ideas. |
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Did you think of giving away a free condiment
filled eye-patch with every leg ? |
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----bigsleep, Aug 14 2007 |
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I forgot to say that it has a compass in it too. |
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Great idea theleopard, great name; no amount of
ungenerous bleating changes that. |
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----Anathema Device, Aug 14 2007 |
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I'd love this to end up becoming a stock response
to bakers who complain that there ideas are being
bombed. Example: |
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2 buns and 7 bones WHY SO MANY BONES???????? |
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Not enough jam and bees mate. |
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Ah yes, the Eddie Izzard approach to invention. |
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I see a little siloetto of a man, scaramoos scaramoos, it's a bee and jam banjo. |
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<laughs until people start staring> |
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[EDIT] - [Anathema] comes up with the
acronym NEJAB - not enough jam and
bees - plus a host of others that I can
no longer recall. |
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[Anathema], I wasn't quite thinking
along the lines of abbreviations and
acronyms, although I like NEJAB (as in
"Better luck next time <lightly JABs
[inventors]'s NE">). |
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Having said that a couple of people
have already used it in other ideas
(though not quite in the same context)
by simply enquiring whether or not
there might be any concealed jam
compartments included in the
invention. (I'll find a link...) |
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EDIT - Never mind, it was that musical
fire alarm one but you've already seen
and commented on the possible
inclusion of bee related dispersal. |
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//I see a little siloetto of a man, scaramoos scaramoos, it's a bee and jam banjo.// |
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It'd be a bugger travelling by air with this thing! It's hard enough with a 'normal' prosthesis. |
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//I would defend my own mother from a pack of jeering seals//
Pah! Easy to say when it's not likely to happen.
//It'd be a bugger travelling by air with this thing!//
If you had enough bees and put a harness on each of them then they could fly you anywhere you fancy. |
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//I see a little silhoette of a man...// |
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Thunderbolts and lightning, condiments are frightening me! |
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bees, not jam, has a devil put aside for meee... |
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Jammy-mayo
Jammy-mayo
Jammy-mayo
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I've started Bohemian Bakery [linked] |
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<Can't wait for head-banging banjo solo!> |
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<to the tune of please release me>Bee Releasing Jam Banjo</tttoprm> |
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I'm trying to imagine the sound this would make as you walk squish-jangle-buzz. |
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I don't get it. Is this a joke referencing some book or movie that I don't know about? Or do you just think that a banjo, bees, and jam are funny when combined together? |
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Maybe this is some kind of art project, like those people who put sheets over rivers or carefully pile up trash in the corner? |
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No, no, and no. As with stamp collecting, if you have no love for banjo legs filled with bees and jam, it's hard to explain. |
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Could you please expound on the inspiration for this idea and how you would use it? |
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Well, I can sure describe how I would use it, in the unfortunate event of a loss of a leg. |
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I would first lift my leg, and pick away on the banjo to produce an eminently danceable ditty. |
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Then I would make toast, and open the jam compartment, and spread like nobody's business. |
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Then I would open the bee compartment and hope I don't get stung by all those angry bees! |
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The clock is largely useless. |
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I use it to find the correct moment to RELEASE THE BEES! |
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Wow. I've been short changing my banjo leg clock all this time. But I'm so good at the pickin' and grinnin' that I really don't need the metronome. Although it could help me spread the jam more rhythmically. |
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It also helps the bees keep time. |
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It may be a little late to point this out, but
wouldn't it be "Bee-releasing jam-filled
banjo leg"? I find it important to
hyphenate wisely and often. |
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Otherwise, what is being described is a
bee that, whilst releasing jam, filled a
banjo leg. And that would be silly. |
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[Anathema], thank you so much for that link. Perfec'. |
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[Maxwell], I realised my mistake a while ago but half wanted to see which baker would point it out. Kudos my dear chap. You win this galvanised flightless bee! Huzah! |
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[wags] - RELEASING THE BEES -, I had to actually punch myself in the face to stop laughing at work. You know, to make myself look professional and everything. |
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Interestingly, did you know that filling a banjo with bees and walking on it actually makes a sound surprisingly similar to a cowbell! Amazing really, what these bees can do. |
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// I realised my mistake a while ago but
half wanted to see which baker would
point it out.// Marked-for-tagline,
shirley? |
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Bees and banjos go together like jam and legs. <linky> |
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"It was pretty exciting putting in the bees" |
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This idea has really suffered from the scourge of the HB, the "Swiss-Cheese Effect". With [Anathema Device] having since left, and more recently (and mysteriously) [bigsleep] disappearing, coupled with [jhomrighaus] deleting all of his annotations at the time, you end up at one point with a 5 anno conversation involving me, myself and I. |
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I'm great company, sure, but I submit that this fromage affliction is a harmful thing. |
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It's easy to recreate [jhom] annos in your head - some variation of "Why did this idea get buns and my identical idea get boned?" |
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He reminded me of the two clones that Spock destroyed. Now there's a reference challenge. |
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I hope [UB] did not chase [bigsleep] or [django] away. Would love to see [Anathema...] back, wouldn't you? |
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Yeah [4whom], I liked [Anathema] too. She did however get a bit worked up towards the end about voting and people's "obssesion" with buns. She got quite angry about the whole macabre debacle if I recall. But she had a great set of wits on her. |
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[bigsleep] gone? I'll bet Eddie Mars got to him... |
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// It's easy to recreate [jhom] annos in your head - some variation of "Why did this idea get buns and my identical idea get boned?" |
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He reminded me of the two clones that Spock destroyed. Now there's a reference challenge.
globaltourniquet, Jan 29 2008
// |
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This is quite rude [globaltourniquet]! Why do you feel the need to make derogotory comments about your fellow bakers? |
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I deleted my Annos here mostly due to Anathemas hissy fit. My point at the time was not that my idea was identical, my point was that this silly idea that obviously involved no time to conceive, involved food products stored inside of a prosthetic or medical device and had an overtly pirate related theme, was very positively received, while my Condiment filled eye patch was Boned into oblivion for these same reason. I merely observed that this seemed somewhat hypocritical. I was then personally attacked and accused of fishing for buns by Anathema. Others complained and I deleted my comments. |
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Unlike others involved I have chosen to remain a productive part of this community, however it is this sort of comment from fellow bakers that creates a black mark on the bakery and drives people away from our baker family. |
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//Boned into oblivion //
Bit of an overstatement. You got 10 (+) votes on it and 16 (-) votes. At least people bothered to vote and comment. I'd call that a success! |
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That has actually been discussed in "Panic-PIN self destruct". The resounding sentiment (apart from some rather embarrassingly meloncholic comments on personal voting regimes) was that it should stay due to its legacy and (infamous) notoriety. |
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////Boned into oblivion // |
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Bit of an overstatement. You got 10 (+) votes on it and 16 (-) votes. At least people bothered to vote and comment. I'd call that a success!
DrBob, Feb 01 2008// |
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Actually it has picked up almost every one of those ten votes since most of the 16 Bones were logged. That idea had 10 bones in less than a few days as I recall. then slowly the tide shifted at little and some bones became buns and then new buns have trickled in, but the initial response was the exact opposite of what occurred with this idea. Thats where my comments came from. |
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"Of course, I'm absolutely, utterly, comprehensively, completely, abjectly, totally, convincingly, unbelievably, egregiously <deep breath> WRONG!" |
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I will be quoting this back to you at regular intervals, [UB]. Probably out of any reasonable context. On this you may depend. |
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I've been thinking about this one for
quite a while. Aside from the whole
issue of hyphenation, there's another
more problematic point. |
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In calling it a "Bee-releasing jam-filled
banjo leg", you are presumably seeking
to describe its pertinent and defining
qualities. After all, there would be little
point in doing otherwise. Now, "leg" is
fine: most things are not
legs, so it's pertinent to point out that
this one is. Likewise "banjo": few things
(and even fewer legs) are banjos, and so
it would be appropriate to make
reference to this in the name. (Indeed,
it would be rather odd not to.) |
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"Jam-filled" is also a sufficiently
unexpected and noteworthy attribute to
warrant citation. Jam-filled objects are
rare (unless you work in a biscuit,
sandwich or doughnut factory). Hence
"jam-filled" is also a worthy term. |
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My problem (as you may have
appreciated by now, given the length of
time you've had to read this far) lies in
the phrase "bee-releasing". If you think
about it, almost everything
in the world has the potential to release
bees. If bees were trapped, say, on a
pebble, they would readily escape. If
they found themselves next to a stoat,
or in the grant canyon, or in the car-
park of the Milton Keynes ski centre,
they would escape equally quickly.
Releasing bees, therefore, is the default
condition of most objects. |
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What is the defining characteristic of
this jam-filled banjo leg? Not that it
can release bees, but that it can contain
them - a property shared by only a
modest number of other things. This
should, therefore, be a "Bee-
containing, jam-filled banjo leg." |
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[Maxwellbuchanan] I find your analysis very thorough and inspired, however your new defining still leaves a gap in the proper description of the functioning of the leg in that it is now classed as a part of a somewhat more modest group of objects capable of containing said bees. The problem herein comes back to your original objection to the phrase "Bee-Releasing" . Your new title does not imply to the reader that said jam filled banjo leg is capable of the additional and even more exclusive capability of being able to both contain and then release bees, a capability far less common than either of the two previous iterations of the afore stated title. Therefore a more applicable title which much more clearly defines the parameters of this object would be "Bee-containing and releasing, jam filled banjo leg". I would however respectfully await any objections or additions to this analysis you may be willing to share. |
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You forgot the Banjo component. |
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Multipurpose human ambulatory prosthesis specialized to provide; mobile domicile conditions for Apoidea species (especially Apis mellifera), capable of use as a dispenser of sweet preservatives and comestibles as required and functionality as a Banjo |
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//and capable of use as a dispenser of
sweet preservatives// |
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Two issues with this. First, jam is a
preserve rather than a preservative
(though you might be able to preserve,
say, bees, in a preserve). |
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Second, the original idea makes no
mention of its being able to dispense
jam - it merely contains it. |
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If [theleo] had stated his intentions
more clearly, it might have been
something like "{Bee and jam}
{containing and releasing} banjo leg." |
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You are a rectangular piece of absorbent cloth or paper product, sometimes recycled, that is used for; drying, wiping or soaking up of liquid materials most typically comprised of water infused with various assorted ions of metallic elements( such as Iron, Lead, chlorine, sodium, calcium, copper and zinc ), a barrier that is reclined upon while undertaking certain outdoor activities(sunbathing, swimming, reading etc.), cleaning and removal of dirt and debris from dirty or soiled surfaces such as counter tops, windows, floors or tables and for protecting ones modesty and privacy following certain types of hygiene activities normally undertaken by human beings. |
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Who is? Or was that a job advertisement
for some sort of government official? |
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//it is this sort of comment from fellow bakers that creates a black mark on the bakery and drives people away from our baker family// |
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If "derogotory comments about your fellow bakers" were to result in the above, the place would surely be overrun by tumbleweeds. |
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Did I forget the ironic smiley on that anno? Apopollylollygees. |
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(and still no takers on the reference challenge - I am the Star Trek supergeek!) |
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It strikes me that we may be onto
something here, by virtue of the wide
spectrum of adjectivial words in the
invention title. We ought to be able to
get, at minimal extra cost:
Jam-releasing, bee-filled leg
banjo.
Leg-filled, banjo-releasing bee
jam
Leg-releasing, banjo-filled bee
jam
Bee-filled....
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You see the underlying theme here. It's
time to leveragize this idea. |
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Bad ideas, every one [Max]: |
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//Jam-releasing, bee-filled leg banjo. |
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This would shirley soon be a Jam-releasing, DEAD bee-filled leg banjo. And yuck. |
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//Leg-filled, banjo-releasing bee jam |
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Bee jam is fine by itself, but I find it is necessary to filter out all the legs, and it would only begrudgingly release the banjo. |
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//Leg-releasing, banjo-filled bee jam |
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See above: filter the legs out first, not after packaging. Although the image of many banjos floating in the jar of bee jam is very nice. |
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// Leg-filled, banjo-releasing bee jam // From what I remember of Beejam's it was certainly leg-filled but I don't remember it releasing any banjos. |
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//still no takers on the reference challenge //
A somewhat belated response but I think we are talking "I, Mudd" aren't we?
Spock: 'Logic is a pretty flower that smells bad!' |
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//Spock: 'Logic is a pretty flower that smells bad!'// |
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Tut tut, [DrBob]. Spock would never use an exclamation
mark. |
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Clearly you haven't watched the episode, oh spotty one. |
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//Clearly you haven't watched the episode, oh spotty one.// |
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sp: Dammit, Jim (sic), I'm a doctor, not a <insert relevant item here> |
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Yeah, that'll do. I was thinking of the exclamation mark issue - but let's not digress from the bees. |
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//a worker bee can contain anything up to 15.7ug (nanograms) of iron// That'd be micrograms - making them microbees. |
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Presumably any single celled life infecting the bees would be microbee's microbes ? |
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Bees and banjos appear to be practically
synonymous. Check out the link "Buffalo & the
Bumble Bee Banjo Picker". |
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[8th], check out <linky> "Bee-releaseing bee" for
graphical representation of Microbees. |
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// would first lift my leg, and pick away on the banjo to produce an eminently danceable ditty//
It'd be a bit of a bugger if the tune was a real toe-tapper, given that you're already precariously balanced on your only good one. |
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Yeah - you'd be screwed with this one... |
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Ah, this takes me back... A Halfbaked classic with jam on,
truly in keeping with the very finest of Rentisham's
traditions.
I can't for the life of me determine why I didn't bun it the
last time it boiled to the surface. [+] |
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Has anyone told Bela Fleck about this? He's a real innovater
in the jam and preserves field. |
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Or is he a master bee-keeper? Oh, now I can't remember... |
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Having dropped off the most contested list due to
some Halfbakers destroying their accounts, a recent
bone has put it back in! See the link > //This idea is
back on the most-contested list!// |
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Some of the best ideas on there, just for the sheer
controversy. All worth a read I reckson. |
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My God, I have been here forever. I remember this idea like it was yesterday...<must get a life> |
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iron in honeybees? Perhaps this is why they never build nests near power lines |
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To me, the Bee-Releasing Jam-Filled Banjo Leg IS the of-mythic-proportion essence of the Halfbakery. |
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If it was just bees, or jam, or a banjo, or a banjo with just bees, or jam it wouldn't be the same. <rubs banjo leg> |
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I was thinking earlier this week about what I would do if I were to lose a foot or two in some irksome mishap. I came to the conclusion that I would have a speciality prosthesis manufactured, which would not exactly resemble a human foot but instead would be a set of functioning panpipes, which I could, if I was supple enough, toot or, if I was not supple enough, listen to the whooting chords blown by the brisk swing of my legs. Pleased with this notion, I proceeded to the halfbakery, where I was reminded of this fine idea which takes and at the same time improves upon, the musical prosthesis model. |
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// I was thinking earlier this week about what I would do if I were to lose a foot or two in some irksome mishap. // |
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A small barrel and piston arrangement might, upon suitable priming with the finest of dairy creams, allow someone to issue fresh butter at regular intervals. |
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Given your occupation and my proclivity for unexpected
reconstructive surgery, it may be hard for folks like us to
keep a clear perspective on such things, but no, I believe
we are in the minority. Not everyone prefers to live under
the sword, as it were. |
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'Aug 13 2007'... is this now a Bee-Releasing Jam-Filled Banjo Legacy? |
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I only hope I never have to discover if I am supple enough to toot. |
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