Monday Mayhem!! Top Ten Inventions of the 20th Century

[l'Chante]

radar

 

[l'Chante]

microwaves

 

[Oats]

xray?

 

[l'Chante]

Velcro

 

[l'Chante]

polystyrene

 

[Sparkey]

Awwww.... late as usual Sparrow chirps, "Cars?"

 

[l'Chante]

aluminum

 

[l'Chante]

liposuction /plastic surgery (inspired by Alabaster)

 

[l'Chante]

Wireless radio

 

[Sparkey]

Cell Phones?

 

[Sparkey]

The GPS system?

 

[Mike]

Check the first two posts, folks. Some answers in both lists are being repeats.

Nice pic, Oats!

 

[Sparkey]

Copy Machines?

 

[Pizzaguy]

][/B]Wireless Radio

Is there any other kind?

 

[Sparkey]

Lazer?

(Sorry, I like 2nd post: The dud list-- just got excited to try and get my name on the 1st list, lol)

 

[l'Chante]

Sorry l'Chante, but toilet paper was invented long before the 20th century.

However, in whatever century that officially recognizes (most likely the 7th during the Tang dynasty in China, toilet paper should be considered the #1 invention.

(Yes, I did look this up! ;) )

Is the Internet considered an invention or a development? Somebody call Al Gore!

Blah, blah. :bigfrown Was it two ply, Handy? With cutesy little butterflies and spirals on it? :silly Was it? No, it wasn't. It was a substandard invention, perfected in the 20th Century. Two ply toilet paper rules, dude. It should be on there. I'm calling Al Gore. Does anybody here have his number?


How's that for a cat fight, Mike? He he he.

 

[Sparkey]

Freeze dried frozen food? BirdsEye guy.

 

[Sparkey]

Talkies? Motion pictures that include a voice track?

 

[l'Chante]

Yeah, like preservatives - yet again, inspired by Alabaster.

 

[Sparkey]

Pacemakers?