… at least not for general public consumption

– Nano tube carbon based batteries
– e-paper/wifi family wall planner.
– hoverboards, natch

sane females

Cable free charging for integrated bike lights

Jekkyl has top answer…I would give up a lot to get that – pipe dream I know

Top Answer? do I win a prize? set of golf clubs perhaps.

Beer with all the flavour and numbing effect of alcohol but with none of the calories.

Electricity so cheap that it wouldn’t be worth metering.

I’m reasonably sane 😉

mobile data as fast as wifi at home.

A ‘gerber’ style multi-tool that doesn’t have a blade attached.

Why the blade? It’s of no practical use and classes the tool as an offensive weapon.

I’m reasonably sane

On planet Venus yes 😉

@jekkyl yes a top answer.

A job that pays me what I’m worth.

jekkyl – Member

mobile data as fast as wifi at home.

Depends how good your wifi is.

Ours is a sodding 3G dongle plugged into the router. And this is the midlands!

jimw – Member

Cable free charging for integrated bike lights

Isnt that what a dynamo is?

A tool for getting the peanut butter (or whichever spread is of fancy) that is left in the bit of the jar just below the neck where the jar widends. The bit that is missed when a knife, or spoon, is used to extract the peanut butter.

Or something to get the last bits of toothpaste out of the tube, at £40.00 a kilo, it’s a bit pricey.

@jekkyl

Yeah, but with the choice of 70Mbps 4G and 100Mbps wi-fi I’m not complaining. 😉

I’m going to go with energy efficient Hydrogen refinement and cost/energy efficient interplanetary travel.

For peanut butter etc use your finger. For the toothpaste, if you’re that tight then cut the tube open with scissors

For peanut butter etc use your finger. For the toothpaste, if you’re that tight then cut the tube open with scissors

It’s not tight when it’s £40.00 per kilo! 😯 By weight it’s probably the most expensive item in the supermarket.
Guests have complained about using fingers too. 😀

My mobile data is way faster than my home broadband. Higher latency though.

I nominate fusion power.

By weight it’s probably the most expensive item in the supermarket.

Nope. Saffron. According to the internet about £7,500 per kg.

Things you can’t believe DONT exist….yet

The living dead …

I think some of them are already living amongst us, yes?

Silver jumpsuits and jet packs. SciFi Cover art has a lot to answer for.

Or something to get the last bits of toothpaste out of the tube, at £40.00 a kilo, it’s a bit pricey.

You can get little mangle affairs that do that I think.

Nope. Saffron.

HP printer ink is probably a close second.

A tool for getting the peanut butter (or whichever spread is of fancy) that is left in the bit of the jar just below the neck where the jar widends. The bit that is missed when a knife, or spoon, is used to extract the peanut butter.

It does exit – dutch housemate introduced them to me – apparently called a flessenscraper

Nope. Saffron.
HP printer ink is probably a close second.

Grated parmesan cheese is up there as well!!

It does exit – dutch housemate introduced them to me – apparently called a flessenscraper

Thank you. I is happy. 😀

A comfortable standard class seat on an aeroplane / train / bus / coach for someone over 6 feet tall.

A ‘gerber’ style multi-tool that doesn’t have a blade attached.

Why the blade? It’s of no practical use and classes the tool as an offensive weapon.
A good sharp blade is one of the most useful tools to have, I use a pocket knife far more often than anything else on a multitool.
And in answer to you question, such a thing is readily available, you’re just not looking hard enough.
http://www.leatherman.co.uk/style-ps/25.html#start=28

sane females

I’m perfectly sane. Or at least I think I am… probably…

oliverracing – Member
It does exit – dutch housemate introduced them to me – apparently called a flessenscraper

Plenty about in TK Maxx … I nearly bought one.

A comfortable standard class seat on an aeroplane / train / bus / coach for someone over 6 feet tall.

With the average height of a male now over 6′ in some countries it can’t be too far away now. I hope so anyway!

Winter flat pedal shoes that don’t take on more water that the titanic?

@dumbbot

They existed, they were called Teva Links, I thought they were great, but no one did so they don’t make them anymore.

cars that pump out hot air before the engine gets warm.

Those exist, I have one. Ok, maybe not hot. But warm.

Synthetic blood .

With the average height of a male now over 6′ in some countries it can’t be too far away now. I hope so anyway!

Here’s hoping!!

On time, fully integrated Public Transport System (that doesn’t cost the Public 40% of thier yearly income to use)

An honest MP

Cohesive inclusive Public Policies

A road network devoid of Roadworks and Potholes, badly designed Junctions that cause chaos and Toll Free road networks

Supermarkets that donate all thier Best Before dated food to Charities rather than chuck it in the Skip

Advert free TV and Internet

Teeth that regrow in Humans

Free range Farming for all livestock

No syrup Beer

Same answer as always..a cabinet that keeps steak bakes at optimal temperature.
I would also add centrally managed speed controlled vehicles an App through which I can access my medical records and sufficent affordable housing that we dont need a rat race to select owners.

mobile data as fast as wifi at home.

Home WiFi as fast as mobile data please.

Hoverboard – where’s my Hoverboard McFly?
An actual cure for baldness.
Robot butlers
Genetically engineered pet bear cubs that stay cub sized.
Those instant meal machines from Star Trek (I think)

Efficient batteries for the home which you could charge from a wind turbine or solar panel/tiles then draw on at night/still days eliminating the need for a grid connection.