October 27, 2007
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Someone is getting rich off of my idea
There is actually a patent for the cold weather Halloween costume.
A Halloween costume particularly adapted to accommodate changes in
weather and climate is disclosed. The Halloween costume may be sold in
varied geography and be worn regardless of seasonal and whether
variation.I found two other interesting Halloween related patents:
What is a flexible or light emitting member?
A chemiluminescent reagent sounds truly frightening. I'm guessing its like a glow stick. And that picture of the little girl...now that's scary.
Illumination and Halloween costume
..."A light
emitting member having an appearance which creates, in the mind of an
individual viewing the light emitting member, an associated image
associated with the image of a person, animal, character or thing
completes the inventive costume."A costume
safety mask housing chemiluminescent reagents. Upon activation, the
reagents illuminate the mask or features thereon for purposes of
novelty illumination and safety of the wearer. The mask may include
liquid, viscous liquid, or solid chemiluminescent reagents that are
held in cavities. Liquid components of the instant invention may be
transported through passageways in the mask to provide a flowing
appearance.[0066] FIG. 6 depicts a mask 100 that simulates a young girl
wherein the liquid-liquid chemiluminescent reagents or liquid-dry
chemiluminescent reagents can be used to highlight aspects of the mask.
The safety mask may include cavities to highlight the cheek 102, chin
104, forehead 106, eyebrow 108, lip 110, eyeball 112, nose 114, hair
116 and so forth. The mask can be rotatably attached to a human head by
the use of a hook and loop (VELCRO) strap and rotated so that the
representation of the mask would change, for example, to that of an
elderly woman, as shown in FIG. 7. Portions of the mask may be opaque
to conceal fluids and other fluids may relocate to cause enhanced aged
features. For example, the chin 124 may contain fluid that flowed from
the young girl's hair 116. The eyeball 112 fluid may flow to the
eyeball socket 126. The lips 110 having a concentrated fluid may flow
to the general forehead area 128, and so forth. The result is a dual
function mask having illumination for novelty as well as safety
purposes.
Comments (2)
ryc, that's hilarious! we haven't made it to those stories yet...I have a feeling someone at the company has a sense of humor.
Light Emitting Member! That is TOO funny.
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