(dot) Good Idea
Welcome to "(dot) Good Idea". This is an "Advent" blog where I post what is almost a good idea every day leading up to Christmas. You are welcome to use the good ideas, if you are mad enough, all I ask for is a small share of the profits. :-)
Wednesday, 2 December 2009...
Indoor Dog Walking (dot)dootidea
It is that time of year and the weather has turned cold and frosty. It is still safe to go out side, but only with the appropriate space suite with extra padding. The sensible among us will stay in doors, but what about those pour souls that need to walk the dogs? This is why we need Indoor Dog Walking (dot)goodidea.
We hear about how all these shops and business are closing down and so there should be plenty of large buildings available for not a large investment. Deck them out with pooper scooper bins and inflatable palm trees.
Obviously the buildings need heating and this is also a genius idea. Instead of paying a fortune for gas or electricity for the heating just install a big boiler, or even better build a bonfire in the middle, then heat the building using junk mail, free papers, Celine Dion and Darius records, Windows Vista boxes, and all the sprouts left over from Christmas.
There is the potability of taking this idea further in the future and bring some closed tube lines back in to action. Instead of having the owner have to walk them just attach them to the front of a train like huskies. The reduced running costs should make the lines financially viable again.
So, I can not see how this one will fail. Anyone in? It's a winner?
We hear about how all these shops and business are closing down and so there should be plenty of large buildings available for not a large investment. Deck them out with pooper scooper bins and inflatable palm trees.
Obviously the buildings need heating and this is also a genius idea. Instead of paying a fortune for gas or electricity for the heating just install a big boiler, or even better build a bonfire in the middle, then heat the building using junk mail, free papers, Celine Dion and Darius records, Windows Vista boxes, and all the sprouts left over from Christmas.
There is the potability of taking this idea further in the future and bring some closed tube lines back in to action. Instead of having the owner have to walk them just attach them to the front of a train like huskies. The reduced running costs should make the lines financially viable again.
So, I can not see how this one will fail. Anyone in? It's a winner?
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