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if only the UFO is piloted by dolphins that can be paid with fish [-] |
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How does the saucer knock on your door without smearing it with tomato sauce? |
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How does the saucer get to your house? |
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How is the saucer powered? |
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How does the pizza stop being pinched by street urchins on its way to the customer? |
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What happens if a bus gets in the way? |
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How do you avoid the saucer from crashing into anything of value? |
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What is the payment mechanism? |
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Sorry, [sukiyaki] but this, like all of your recent spate of ideas lacks clarity, depth and fails to be exciting enough to live on its own conceptual merits (i.e. it's ok to have a short, high-level idea description, but there needs to be enough conceptual substance there in order to warrant the lack of detail) |
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I'd like to mark this for deletion on those grounds - but it's a difficult objective value judgement to make. |
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Assuming you're interested, I think you'd get a better response if you fleshed out your ideas a little more. Maybe you don't care, but in that case why are you posting them here, unless it's to elicit a series of negative responses? |
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remoted controlled with camera on controller
has credit car slot
in control by delievery guy at all times
no self-flying automatic controls |
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I'm starting to wonder if [sukiyaki] is a real person... |
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Oh I think I get it... a pizza is round, so's a flying saucer. So's the rising sun for that matter. |
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Leaving something to the imagination is fine; leaving the imagination to the imagination, not so much. |
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