When you’re in trouble you call Dee Dublahyouuu!! Darrrk wiing duuuck – LETS. GET. DANGEROUS!!!
So that was in my head. Glad I got that out of my system.
I took my brother to IKEA today, he had never been before, so I was more than excited to introduce him to the affordable world of the Swedes. GLORIOUS. OMG and they had a Christmas decorating section up, I love exploring new things at IKEA. It’s the fucking best.
Anyway, enough about my day, how was yours?
Cool story bretherns.
My homegirl, Map of Jo, is curious about the oooold Super Saiyan M. Can’t say that I blame her, I am so God damn mysterious. Like a bat in the night. I’m not sure that’s an appropriate representation of mystery. Whatever, its Saturday, no one can judge me. She wants me to answer some questions, with regards to the Leibster Award; so I’m going to ANSWER SOME QUESTIONS.
For those who may remember,I recently perchased my ticket to go to this year’s TEDxFIU Reimagine Possible event! The tickets to which sold out in a matter of minutes, and I was able to get my hands on one. The ticket camp-out processes is one that I had never done before and provoked a family value-sized amount of anxiety. The sweat on my palms alone could have filled the Red Sea.
Words cannot describe how excited I am to go to my FIRST EVER TED talk. Seriously. Like, the words…I don’t have any.
Innovation and new ideas are something that everyone can use.
Even better is taking negative stigmas and turning them into positives.
Take for example, this supernatural shark phenomenon. So I don’t know if you’ve heard about Sharknado…but its basically showcasing the already feared shark as a diabolical, flying death machine. WHAT?
There’s also Ghost Shark, which I caught on the Sy-Fi channel… It’s about a shark so evil that it kills you after it’s already died. And yes, this shark also flies at you in the land. Really???
What I’m trying to say is that if we are going to make sharks do stuff that they normally don’t do – why do we have to make their tasks things that are violent – and always flying? Why not have sharks save the world?
TED has inspired me to reimagine new innovative ways that we can use sharks that relieves them from this flying death trap stigma.
I present to you, Shartato. This shark is half potato, and grows back its body parts – so infinite potatoes for the world to feast on!
I got another idea: Sharktenna. Sharktenna is a new, innovative way to improve your cellphone reception.
I know that I could definitely use this next invention: Shark.S.B. The USB that swims your way when you’ve lost your own USB or desperately need to back up some documents!
But lets think on a global scale, how about repairing our OZONE LAYER? Thanks to sharks, we can. Its a little idea that I call SHARKZONING.
I even have an idea to help local communities get more into physical fitness! Just institute the EXSHARKCISE program!
Help give scientists around the world a new perspective on their research, a shark’s perspective. That’s what the SHARKINEERING is for:
Is your government shut down because of irrational convoluted political drama? Send in the GOVERNMENT SHARKDOWN! All problems will be solved within hours, or no one leaves Washington alive.
So with that last one I seem to have failed at providing a non-violent representation of sharks…sorry. I think I’ve just made my whole argument invalid at this point.
Guess I’ll end it here.
What kind of shark innovation would you invent to better the world?