h a l f b a k e r yThere goes my teleportation concept.
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“HAPPY BERTHDAY DADDY” scrawled over the steamed-up mirror in fingertip-thick lines was the first thing I saw as I stepped out of the shower, and it gave me an idea for personal, tactile communications. All that is needed is a glass surface, a small mist generator and maybe an oily-tipped stylus:
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the subway a woman breathes hard on the mirror of her compact to scribble down the URL from an advertisement.
A paged vapor sprayer activates in a cubicle, revealing a romantic declaration on the terminal screen.
A man driving home from work is bothered when one side of his glasses is suddenly fogged over by a tiny, timer steamer to display a shopping list.
The intertwined teenagers pause in mid-kiss on discovering the curfew reminder seemingly wiped into the droplets on the inside of the windshield.
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I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll give you a bun. Neat. |
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Happy belated berthday, [FJ]! You're getting older and better! |
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Croissant for being old, where I am not. |
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Not sure that this is practical, or has any point, but it's definitely possible, more or less original, and the examples are pretty funny. |
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You may have to add specialized methods to remove the oils though, otherwise it would have only limited uses. |
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