I went out on the bike in a bit of a rush yesterday on a freezing cold
afternoon. I grabbed my Buff and put it on in the usual "cap" mode.
Because I rushed it I didn't twist it properly which resulted in a cap
with a hole in the top about the size of a fifty pence. It turned out
to be the ideal headwear, keeping most of my head warm but leaving a
little chimney in the top to let out excess heat when puffing up hills.
I should patent this soonest. Question is, do I get to keep the
millions or do I need to give the Buff people a cut?
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Brian G
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I went out on the bike in a bit of a rush yesterday on a freezing cold
afternoon. I grabbed my Buff and put it on in the usual "cap" mode.
Because I rushed it I didn't twist it properly which resulted in a cap
with a hole in the top about the size of a fifty pence. It turned out
to be the ideal headwear, keeping most of my head warm but leaving a
little chimney in the top to let out excess heat when puffing up hills.
I should patent this soonest.Too late. You've broadcast the idea now. Doh!
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Hywel http://kibo.org.uk/
I do not eat quiche.
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