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Harry
Meedsden, Circus Artist
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"I
would secretly put my suit on and then call to the
wife to make a cup of tea from upstairs and say
don't worry dear about bringing it up I'll be down
in a minute and then watch her reaction when I don't
come down to drink it. Hilarious."
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Jerry
Sprinkler, Radio Talk Show Host
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"I
would combine my invisibility cloak with my jet
pack suit and become an invisible superhero, 'Invisibility
Man'. I would then wear my underpants over my trousers
without fear of ridicule and rescue already scared
people without warning. Priceless."
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Hug
Tharsden, Bodybuilder
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"If
they can make an invisible suit, then surely they
could rewire it and make a supervisibility suit.
I could then oil up and be visible through walls,
my ambition. Huncccc!"
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Harry
Smith, Financial Ombudsman
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"Hic.
I would put my invisibility suit on just before
closing time and then stay in the bar after closing
and drink the night away on my own. Does that sound
sad? Sad but invisible, what a heady combination."
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Gramps
Rusky, Organic Farmer
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"I
would scare the grandchildren by removing my head
and swinging it around the air like a link of sausages.
I would then reattach my head and then we would
all laugh about it. The technology of the future
is wonderful isn't it? "
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Harry
Baldicoot, Retired retirement consultant
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"Oh,
I don't know what I would do, probably something
weird."
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