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Pricing and Food Quality contingent upon how
many
pins you knock down.
Strikes equals cheapest food pricing and highest
quality food.
Gutter balls equals maxim pricing lowest quality
food
Food delivered in bowling ball type container via
ball
return.
You order on the screen when
you set up your
game
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No offense, [Frack], but taking concept A and bolting it
indiscriminately to concept B does not tend to yield very
good ideas as a result. |
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I do like the part about the food coming out of the ball
return, but that doesn't really justify the rest of the idea.
Maybe this idea could be reborn as an integrated bowling
alley snack bar that lets you order directly from the scoring
display? |
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Making people who aren't great bowlers pay a lot of money
for shitty food is not an attractive idea. IMO, you should
just throw out the whole variable pricing/food quality
thing. |
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// Gutter balls equals maxim pricing lowest quality food // |
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Ah, the notorious "McDonalds" throw ... |
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this idea is valid and all good |
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my inspiration was a stepped on sandwich that i saw in
the street then 10 minutes later I saw a bowling ball in
a creek |
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in the moment i thought to make a grilled cheese
sandwich and crush it in the pan with a bowling ball, i
like mine flat and burnt.. |
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then quite suddenly actually i thought how nice would it
be to bowl a strike and have a fresh hot chicken pot
pie return instead of the ball as a reward.
I had this feeling that this pot pie, hard won would
taste more delicious than any other. |
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this composite device embodies the spirit of bowling,
the spirit of performance reward and the spirit the
classic vending + fantasy entertainment |
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Bowling Food Machine is an elegant and understated
home run all day long! |
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// Bowling Food Machine is an elegant and understated home run all day long! // |
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"A giant-size Mixed Metaphor with fries and a soda, to go please." |
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// this idea is valid and all good // |
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Well, that's me beat. I can't contend with logic like that,
especially when it's supported by absolutely no rational
argument or solid evidence. This guy's good. |
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I like the idea. It reminds me of Homer Simpson as the Beer Baron. "I filled the balls with a funnel!" |
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The idea would work better with booze. Roll a strike and get an expensive martini back. A gutter ball gets some cheap draught. |
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Nutritionally, you'd be better off eating the ball, in
preference to the "food" served at bowling alleys.
It's just greasy pimple and obesity fodder. |
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