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Halfbakery museum

 because the world needs to see and feel too...
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Many, not all ideas posted on the bakery are superb even if only romantically. Many products that have been thought of here will not see the day of light. And I know those of us who float in these isles don’t care. But ideas are seeds to new ones. Who knows maybe someone will be inspired by the ATM Pin idea and create something entirely different. If there was a museum where people could talk could and feel some of the half-baked ideas we have posted here I think it would be an awesome experience. And my intuition tells me we could even sustain the operations from the $2 inspiration fee.
—nomadic_wonderer, Apr 01 2005

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       "And here we have the mummified remains of waugsqueke..."
—DrCurry, Apr 02 2005
   

       great big bun.
—zeno, Apr 02 2005
   

       p.s. "museum"
—DrCurry, Apr 02 2005
   

       I'm sure this has been proposed before.   

       where would you locate it, or could it be virtual?
—dentworth, Apr 02 2005
   

       And here we have Worldgineers brain in a jar...
—froglet, Apr 02 2005
   

       didn't know you could get jars that shape.
—po, Apr 02 2005
   

       Worldgineer designed one before his demise, like a pharoah with his pyramid. The tricky bit was making a brain-shaped lid that still screwed shut. Topologists are still agog over that one.
—friendlyfire, Apr 02 2005
   

       [DrCurry] Thanks for pointing out the typo.
—nomadic_wonderer, Apr 02 2005
   


 

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