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I was reading the comics in the paper when I realized that cartoons just wouldn't be as entertaining without the talking balloons (the bubble around their words), so I asked "why don't I have one?" I tried using cardboard but it takes really long to have to write down all the words, and then you can't
reuse it (unless you're homeless). I don't know how it could be done, maybe God could help, but I really want a talking balloon.
Baked
http://www.balloonh...nchor-TALKING-33464
(Assuming you read the title of this idea and not the full description.) [TickleMeElmo, Jan 30 2001, last modified Oct 17 2004]
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I'm with ya, dude. I'm not very funny, so maybe that would make people think I was cool. Hmmm. Maybe not. |
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have a speech bubble shaped screen and voice recognition program that types it up there |
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Hey, I got edited. Did I say something bad? |
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does this include thought bubbles? That would eliminate that pesky "what are you thinking about?" question. Of course it also eliminates the handy ability to answer "just about how much I love you" when you're really thinking about how much you'd rather be watching the game. |
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I didn't edit ya, rob. As for all the other questions, I was thinking these would be <ul>real</ul> talking balloons (not cardboard or dry erase) that show up when you start talking, JUST like cartoons. |
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I had a friend once who got hopped up on 'shrooms and was terribly disapointed when nothing happened... |
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Until suddenly she realised that everyone around her was talking in cartoon bubbles... |
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Which means, of course, that it is possible with current technology |
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[admin: AfroAssault, according to halfbakery logs, you *did* delete RobGraham's annotation on Feb 01, 2001. Wouldn't be the world's first accidental deletion, either. If this ever happens with something important, send email and I'll help fix it.]| — | jutta,
Feb 12 2001, last modified Feb 13 2001 |
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oops, sorry rob. I must have been a little "funny" at the time. |
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no! voice recognition software,and for the pop up/appear when you speak,how about a mechanical flip up thing attatched to a crane you wear |
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Another disappointment. I thought these would be actual gas-filled plastic/rubber vessels that talked, possibly in a high-pitched helium voice. |
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And I was *really* disappointed, because I thought these would be proper straight-talking balloons, not the namby-pamby sort that are always leading children on adventures of self-discovery and all that shit. I want a balloon that leads me to free beer, and tells me jokes on the way. Sort it. Now. |
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//I don't know how it could be done, maybe God could help, but I really want a talking balloon.// hah, now thats something you would not get past Star or bris these days. where is the dear boy, is it all carpet slippers and tv these days? |
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