My idea is to create a mobile phone application based on GPS which will help to define single people within a radius of 0.5 - 0.7 miles. It will be of great help not only for pickups but also for people who are eager to make the acquaintance. The application will also have a chat function so as it is possible to send short messages to each other and make an appointment.

* Ask him about his business, his profession, stressing that you put his work above everything else and move your own business aside. Ask him for advice and explanations. * Tell him that you like his parents, especially his mother. * Leave him alone from time to time. * Never lose your sense of dignity, do not chase after him. * Be always in good spirits, laugh and smile especially when he makes jokes. * Do not flirt with anybody and never make him jealous....

Everyone can make a love bite at someone's neck - but how about the forehead? That again may be too difficult for most. I guess it's high time that someone assembles a Love Bite Chart, so we all know where on the body it's easiest to make a love bite, and where it's harder. Teenagers could then engage in contests, instead of uncreatively leaving marks on each other's necks. This could be subject of a fun website or a highly scientific (medical) project.

I think every 'single' person in the world should HAVE to be on a dating site. That way we would be able to find our soul mates easier and not waste years trying to find that person! (or maybe never finding!)

I think it would be wonderful to have a website/information service that organizes places to meet other singles by how safe and comfortable the places are. Of course, the dating places would be organized by individual cities, and could be started by any webmaster on a small, local scale. Public places like parks, places to hike and bike would be ranked by lighting and the amount of foot traffic (which would also be useful if you wanted a little privacy on the trail for established...

Not all people like tongue piercings, but those that do like them for various reasons - some think they're fashionable, others think they're practical... For those who think they're practical, I'm simply wondering if it's strictly necessary to punch a hole into your tongue to have a little stimulating something in your mouth. I'm aware it's a challenge due to the shape of the tongue, but I think it should be entirely possible to create a strap-on piercing (that's not actually pierced,...

It would be great to have a bracelet or something you strap in your partner with a white to red scale for how much pleasure he/she is feeling when making love. The red would indicate the final climax. More sophisticated bracelets could hint vocally it's getting "warmer" or "colder". And even play "we are the champions", or "alleluia" at the end (if it takes too long)...

This one sounds like an harassment tool, but it's really not. I got this idea on one of those evenings when you look around and simply ask yourself: "Where are all the women?!" - Quite frankly, little is known about the migration routes of males and females in our societies. We take it for granted that men and women show up in bars and restaurants in certain times of the day, but if they don't, we have no clue what has happened or where they are (unless there's a Ricky Martin concert round...

Not all people like tongue piercings, but those that do like them for various reasons - some think they're fashionable, others think they're practical... For those who think they're practical, I'm simply wondering if it's strictly necessary to punch a hole into your tongue to have a little stimulating something in your mouth. I'm aware it's a challenge due to the shape of the tongue, but I think it should be entirely possible to create a strap-on piercing (that's not actually pierced,...

Plastic stencils of the alphabet and shapes, such as arrows and hearts that attach to a straw so a lover can gently suck on the straw and create a message or body art on their partner.