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Sleep 'n' Study
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Ever get so tired while memorizing math formulas that your eyes just *have* to close?

Simply pop a flashbulb in your face, with whatever formula you have to memorize written in the glowing filaments, and you'll find that when you close your eyes, you can still see the formula!

Now you can study and ponder the meaning of the formula while resting your eyes at the same time.

Custom-made study flashbulbs can be ordered online or at stationery stores near you.

phundug, Dec 29 2003


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       If the poor slob's up that late, let them go to sleep - it'll do them a heck of a lot better.
DrCurry, Dec 29 2003
   

       "I started out college 20/20. Now I'm 60/40 and colorblind. But on the dean's list!"   

       I think the cost/benefit ratio is a little undesireable. But then again, I'm no DOCTOR.
Letsbuildafort, Dec 29 2003
   

       Couldn’t you use lasers to burn the equations permanently into your retina?
ldischler, Dec 29 2003
   

       A quick way to ensure you get math related nightmares in the future.
Letsbuildafort, Dec 29 2003
   

       [sloop] cheatin' eyelids seems like a great plan. [phun] you get a bun on behalf of the pedagogs amongst us.
neilp, Dec 29 2003
   

       I have math-related nightmares anyway. Usually the nightmare is that I can't remember the equation. Sleep 'n' Study may well cure that :)
phundug, Dec 29 2003
   


 
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