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What happens if it's windy ... ? |
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Hmmm ... Frisbee "mortar board" for aeronautical engineering graduates ? |
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I am bunning this for the use of the word
'rapscallion'. |
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However, another option occurs to me. Given the
correct plastic and some origamiesque annular
creases, there is no reason why it wouldn't be
possible to create, say, a serviceable top hat that
collapses down to form a viable frisbee. |
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That would make for an Odd Job. |
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Brim full of ideas, as the saying goes. |
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I just love the fact there is a "fashion: hat: flight" category |
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The strap could be permanently attached to the Frisbee with spring-loaded retractors. Also maybe a chin cup. |
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I think the weight would alter the properties of the Frisbee. Plus a removable device could be attached to other things one might wish to use as a hat. A pane of window glass, for example. |
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I love it. If you could use it with the frisbee inverted then that would be really dapper too. |
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Inverted! You are a style thought leader, B! |
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An inverted Frisbee would also more easily contain and retain decorative items: action figures, flowers, miniature liquor bottles, marital aids. Perhaps a diorama featuring all of the above. |
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//origamiesque annular creases// |
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That's some pretty fancy word slingin' there cowboy. |
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Milliner's synclines. Or anticlines. In fact, if you had a machine to put
them in with, that would be anticlinomatic. |
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