(V): Of course it's a new invention. Do you not think before you write? What, could it be an old invention? It's not an original thought. It's an idea that was built on other ideas. Is the car an original idea? No. It was simply a buggy with an engine.

This topic surfaced when the Col claimed that Romney doesn't have an original thought. I should have challenged that differently and asked if The Col had examined ALL of Romney's thoughts (I'll save ya the time-he hasn't). It was simply another example of a lazy statement made by a liberal who had no substantive argument so he attacked the person. Liberals love to attack the person rather than focus on their ideas.

But hey, thanks for the mini lesson (you got from google) on post-it notes. That "new" invention still wasn't an original idea. It's simply true that there is nothing new under the sun. People have been using variations of the post-it pads for years.

And while you're checking your google source, could you please provide us with an example where a new idea (a new idea isn't the same as an original thought) can be considered an old invention?

"Hey Charlie, check this out. I just invented something old!"



BTW, NOTHING in your post supports your assertion that the post it or the rubic represents an original thought. You crack me up. But you do love to pettifog an issue.