Re: LED Breast Lighting



On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 10:52:42 -0800, Paul Hovnanian P.E. wrote:

Breastman wrote:

I want my wife's breasts to light up whenever I squeeze them. I want
the whole breast to light up from the inside with LEDs. Then I want a
red LED on the tip of each nipple to glow brighter as I suck on them.
At Christmas I want her breasts to play christmas music too.

I need help designing the circuit and installing this.

Boobs R4 Fun

Somebody is going to incorporate plastic fiber optics into breast
implants and route one end to a location near the skin where a patch
with LEDs can be applied that couple to the fiber bundles.

Quick! To the patent office!!!

This sounds like a vast improvement over breast tattoos. Think of all
the wasted effort to find a spot that won't show at the office but will
show at the club, that can be eliminated with this new technology.

Don't stop at mere lighting, though -- be sure to write the application
to be broad (as it were) enough to encompass animated displays.

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Tim Wescott
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