New Invention: The EzyFridge

(thanks to google sketchup, i can finally unveil the details of my latest invention)

Are you tired of unpacking all those groceries when you get back from the shops?

Are you sick of breaking your back, putting the vegies in the crisper and the cheese in the cheese area??

Are you fed up with finding space in the door to keep the milk?

Just open the hatch on the front of your EzyFridge, and tip those groceries in!

Done!

Coming soon:

The EzyHouse!

Tired of having to unpack all your possessions everytime you move?

With the EzyHouse, just open the hatch and tip your possessions in.

'lb' on Fri, 12 May 2006 04:31:00 GMT, sez:

EzyFridge also comes with its own RSS feed.

No need to leave the door open while you look for something to eat. Just scan the collapsible xml list.

'Magnus Mendelyev' on Fri, 12 May 2006 05:43:31 GMT, sez:

LB,

I recently moved interstate, and was curious to see if your so called "EzyHouse" loses impact across the tyranny of distance.

Is the EzyHouse as univeral as the RSS feed you claim supports it??

MM.

'lb' on Fri, 12 May 2006 05:45:44 GMT, sez:

ezyHouse can do it all magnus.


just look at that photo of it. that's proof.

'alistair' on Sun, 14 May 2006 01:09:15 GMT, sez:

What about an out-chute - so that the ezyfridge/house can automatically handle garbage collection.

'lb' on Wed, 17 May 2006 03:42:35 GMT, sez:

automated garbage collection.... no that just sounds like nonsense. please try to be realistic al!

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