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I learned Penn Jillette from Penn & Teller has a patented "hot-tub with a jet specially angled for a woman's pleasure" called Jill-Jet.
Penn Jillette from Penn & Teller has a patent for "Jill-Jet" a hot-tub jet specially angled for allowing women to masturbate against the water stream. The idea was inspired by a conversation with the lead singer of Blondie, whilst in a hot tub.
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In the movie “Deliverance,” the banjo boy was played by a local (Billy Redden) who looked like an intellectually disabled inbred enhanced with special makeup, but was neither. He couldn’t play the banjo, so another musician reached around him from behind disguised with careful camera angles.
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A Dutch graphic designer has created a specialized font to help people with dyslexia; by making alterations to the lines, thicknesses, height, and angles of the letters, the font has made it possible for people with dyslexia to be able to read faster & with fewer errors.
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In 1999, Penn Jillette was awarded U.S. Patent 5,920,923 for a hot-tub jet specially angled for a woman's pleasure. He calls it the "Jill-Jet"
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In Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal music video to achieve the dance move where he leaned forward at a 45° angle, he wore specially designed patented shoes.
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In order to perform the anti-gravity dance move from “Smooth Criminal” live, Michale Jackson and designers developed and patented a special shoe that locks the performer's feet to the stage, allowing them to lean forward at a 45 degree angle.
