Inventions, Brilliant or Otherwise
In addition to being an internet baron, I am also a brilliant inventor. I have deemed two of my recent inventions worthy of sharing with you, humble reader.
Invention the First
Low-fat toothpaste. The first reaction I usually get, after the brilliance of the idea washes over my confidant, is a simple question. Does toothpaste even have fat in it? I don’t know, who cares?
If you give me a Gillette-8-blade-shaving-experience sized advertising budget and something to deaden the pangs of my conscience, I could sell this.
Here’s how the TV-spot would go:
[Blond model with doctor-esque white lab coat (low-cut) and scientastic thick-rimmed glasses purses lips and asks:]
“Did you know that over 15 years, you can swallow as much as 200 calories from your toothpaste?”
[Pierce Brosnan look-a-like in similar doctor gear enters, notices how slim blond-doctor-girl is. They embrace.]
Run this tv-spot during the SuperBowl and I could sell enough low-fat toothpaste to wipe the artificially whitened smile off of the faces of any Proctor & Gamble executive.
Invention the Second
It is a line of clothing for pre-teen girls (tweens) from the design house, Hugo Boss. It is called:
Hugo Girl
Say it out loud and put the emphasis on the “go”.
Otherwise for more risque ladies, who feel they've outgrown "Hugo Girl" you could have "Hugo Go", for the fastmoving gals.
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