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Applied Inventiontronics, Period 4 - Week 12
This week, the classroom looked pretty much just as it had last week. The three strange inventions were setting at the front, but this time there were notes underneath them to clarify what the did.
Apparently, it wasn't obvious.
"Last week, I had you all name these inventions," Glitch said from his spot behind his desk. "This week, you'll be naming them again, only you'll be using acronyms. There's a minimum of three words."
He thought about that for a second.
"No, make that five. Extra credit if you can make the initials spell an actual word."
[ooc: OCD is there!]
Apparently, it wasn't obvious.
"Last week, I had you all name these inventions," Glitch said from his spot behind his desk. "This week, you'll be naming them again, only you'll be using acronyms. There's a minimum of three words."
He thought about that for a second.
"No, make that five. Extra credit if you can make the initials spell an actual word."
[ooc: OCD is there!]
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Name Item #1 again
The notecard underneath it read: Machine used to type out words as opposed to writing them by hand.
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A.M.P.W.E.D.
He hoped that was appropriate.
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Ergonomic Dictation Transcriber (Orbitally Ranked)
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"Um..." He spoke carefully, "Handy Equipment Doohicky Great Even we-Hen Overly Globule-esque."
He smirked.
"H.E.D.G.E.H.O.G."
Even if he did still like Doomcushion, dammit.
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-- T.Y.P.E.W.R.I.T.E.R.
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Digital Operation Optimized for Mechanical Typography and Potential Exclamations!
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Ball of Shiny Scary Metallic Key-things. BSSMK.
Name Item #2 again
The notecard for this read: Portable time-telling device to be worn on the wrist.
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P.A.C.E.
He'd thought of using an Ozianism, but had decided against it. City Ozian just didn't seem right here.
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Chronological Allotment Reader (Portable Unified System)
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-- W.A.T.C.H.
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"R.I.P.A.P.: Reason I Prefer a Pocketwatch."
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Detritus Obtained and Optimized for Masterful Calculation, Logical Observation, and Ceaseless Killing
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She should have asked if she could switch languages, for this.
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Its notecard read: Device for input, reading and storage of information with the use of data crystals.
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C.B.D.M.A.S.A.
It seemed a little clunky, but he was slightly more interested in the device.
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Beat.
"Quad-Dimensional Psycho-Emotional Memory Collection Device And Decoder."
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"How are you today, Professor?"
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