18. The Motorized Ice Cream Cone

In the 1960s, inventors decided humans were simply too lazy to rotate their wrists. So they made a motorized ice cream cone that spun itself while you held your tongue still. No licking required—just stand there like a statue while your dessert does the work.

It was messy, noisy, and completely unnecessary. Batteries died mid-lick, cones spun too fast, and many users ended up with sticky faces and existential dread. It sold surprisingly well at first—until people realized they’d paid $9.99 to look like fools with frozen cheeks.

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