People tend to underestimate squirrel-power. This unfair misconception keeps me up at night. Hopefully this drawing will teach you something. That squirrels power stuff. Lots of stuff.
Hopefully environmentalists will see this limitless source of power, and before we all know it, we'll see those squirrel-powered lights on the shelves at Walmart! Fingers crossed!
Small, but obviously mighty! The Uncle Fester of the small mammal world :-)
ReplyDeleteI got a squirrel-powered nutcracker for Christmas. It only eats every third pecan.
ReplyDeleteGood to know we have a back up plan if the lights goes out.
ReplyDeleteThat would be really handy to have around.. When can we start ordering them?
ReplyDeleteHopefully environmentalists will see this limitless source of power, and before we all know it, we'll see those squirrel-powered lights on the shelves at Walmart! Fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteWho Knew?
ReplyDeleteHow do you attach it?
And here I thought squirrels weren't that BRIGHT!
ReplyDeleteOf course! It's so obvious now. This is so useful.
ReplyDeleteHere squirrely, squirrely.
Laura: TAking over the world, one light bulb at a time :)
ReplyDeleteJeaux: I hope I can find this ingenious squirrel nut cracker on the world wide web!
Zhu: I'm a problem solver, ya know?
Mrs Hairy Woman: Hi!!! mass production should start in a couple months.
Tara: Little solution for a big problem!
Gary: You just do ;) haha!
MrManuel: Haha, very nice, you are coming up with awesome word play!
Aliencg: I'm hoping for a grant to mass produce these things.
Hey...how could you made this..it's amazing..!!
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Thanks so much Ian!
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