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Queue Ball
anti-goosing ball on string on pole on cap with chin strap | |
You know the ball on a string in the garage to keep you from driving through its back wall? This smaller version would stick out a foot behind you to keep people from crowding you in lines.
When the rubber queue ball contacts the face of the person behind, intrusion of your personal space will be
discouraged.
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Thought this was going to be about line dancing. |
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Have you gentlemen chosen to forgo the pleasure of unfamiliar breasts against your back ? Simple mathematics shows the gains to outweigh the risks. |
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It would be very effective because who would want to approach a person wearing a harness holding up a pole with a tennis ball hanging from it. |
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I'd hope never to be stuck in a queue in front of Andre Agassi. |
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//the pleasure of unfamiliar breasts against your back//
Ahhhhh! Glances behind me to find sumo wrestler. |
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If the ball was hanging dead centre, then a sufficiently large pair of breasts could potentially outflank the ball on either side. |
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"I'm terribly sorry, I appear to have lodged my ball in your cleavage..." |
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I used to wear a leather jacket with spikes along the back for this very reason. The crowding, not the breasts. |
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Would this thing be retractable? I think maybe the queue ball should have a motion sensor to tell when you were not moving so it would know to deploy. Because otherwise, I'm thinking, this ball's all over the place when you're going about your business, where your business excludes standing in a queue. |
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Also, maybe you could sell ad space on the tennis ball. |
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