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Steven M. Johnson's Bizarre Invention #36: The Pigstop Electric Car Charging Station
By Steven Johnson - January 30, 2019
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Steven Johnson
Sideline business as cartoonist specializing in quirky invention ideas since 1966. Author of 8 books: What the World Needs Now; Public Therapy Buses (two editions); Have Fun Inventing; Patent Depending: Vehicles;Patent Depending: Armbrella; Patent Depending: The Early Years; Patent Depending: A Collection; and Noodlings Coloring Book
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Steven M. Johnson's Bizarre Invention #36: The Pigstop Electric Car Charging Station
Put the Oink back in your commute.
The work of a true genius.
This "work" never feels like work, to be honest. :)
This needs to happen, a 21st century tourist trap in Rural Washington or Oregon.
Pigstop rhymes with Big Slop. This is crude dining at its American finest. These would line the arteries (highway and coronary) of America.