Solving Problems No One Has (Jackbox: Patently Stupid)
Smosh Games・2 minutes read
Players in the Jackbox game Patently Stupid pitch humorous and creative inventions to solve problems and compete for funding, with ideas like a cup noodle drone and PP shrink ray presented. Various comical scenarios and inventions are highlighted, showcasing the game's focus on humor, creativity, and securing funding for quirky ideas.
Insights
- Players in Patently Stupid pitch humorous and creative inventions to solve presented problems, aiming for entertainment value and funding.
- The game showcases a mix of absurd, humorous, and sometimes controversial ideas, emphasizing the importance of creativity and humor in securing funding for inventions.
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Summary
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Inventive Humor: Pitching Ideas for Funding
- Patently Stupid is a Jackbox game where players create inventions to solve presented problems and compete for funding.
- Players suggest problems and pitch inventions to address them, aiming for humor and creativity.
- The cup noodle drone invention lures college dropouts away from a garden infestation.
- Chanel No. Smosh is a perfume to eliminate boss odors, presented humorously.
- "Yellowjackets" on Showtime is suggested as a distraction during family gatherings.
- The Son Burn invention involves a fire box to make a son disappear without leaving ashes.
- Reuben, a character, is introduced to help with various issues, including speeding up certain activities.
- The PP shrink ray invention shrinks body parts for easier use, with a humorous approach.
- Ball hole, a comical invention, is presented as a solution for constant activity.
- The game involves pitching ideas, humor, and creativity to secure funding for inventions.
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"Comical mishaps and quirky advice"
- Someone peed on their boob area.
- A prompt to change personality for a date.
- Watching Friends to be interesting.
- Advice on community theater involvement.
- A suggestion to watch TV shows to adopt new personalities.
- A humorous take on post-pee clarity.
- A toilet swag box concept.
- A movie ticket typo leads to a funny presentation.
- A comical presentation involving an amulet.
- A Borat-inspired tribute to a wife.
24:10
"Baby trap funding for cult involvement"
- A baby trap is set up to stop a baby from moving, with a drawing showing the baby chained up.
- $1,000 is needed to fund the baby trap, with a comment about not giving money to tie babies up.
- A person wants to slowly get involved in a cult, with the idea of taking improv classes as a slow way to do so.
- The game "Patently Stupid" involves funding ideas, with one person funding Wendell and another asking for $40 for something needed.
