Who invented The Crazy Frog?
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(m)\n\nThe swedish guy  invented the Crazy Frog
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I'm sure this site will help you with your questions:\nhttp://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/bl911.htm
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Bill Gates  (who created microsoft that created the internet)
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Lewis Waterman in 1884\nhttp://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aa100897.htm
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He invented the sandwich...\n:)
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It was invented by a man named Earle Morris
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James wright was an engineer at General Electric who invented silly putty in 1943.\n\nIt happened all by accident; it was World War II and the Far Eastern countries were being invaded by Japan - this made rubber difficult to come by. Any rubber that was found was used to make tires or needed war supplies. General Electric decided to hire an engineer to try to develop a cheap substitute; they hired James wright.\n\nIn 1943-quite by accident, Wright dropped some boric acid into some silicone oil, and thus, silly putty was invented...kind of Wright had no idea what to do with the stuff. see silly putty\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Wright_%28inventor%29\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silly_Putty
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This website is pretty good.\n\nhttp://biog-101-104.bio.cornell.edu/Biog101_104/tutorials/frog.html#general
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Alfred Hershey\n\nhttp://library.thinkquest.org/20465/hershey.html\n\nMartha Watson - are you sure this isn't Martha Chase?\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_Chase
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the same person who invented the wall-stretcher
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It was invented by a guy named Larry Rainalarm
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He called Watson. Alexander Graham Bell and Watson invented the telephone.
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it was invented by the first calf
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Leo Baekeland\nSetting out to make an insulator, he invented the first true plastic and transformed the world\n1907
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Ok, sorry if this post is confusing. It seems to me that *technically* Thomas Hancock probably invented the rubber band in 1843. Working with Hancock, Stephen Perry patented it two years later in 1845, and generally gets credited with being the inventor.\n\nAnother name that gets floated around is Dr. Jaroslav Kurash, but that rumor seems to have originated with an errant Wikipedia entry. It has also been said that William H. Spencer invented the rubber band in 1923 when he was cutting them out of discarded rubber products. It seems to me that if Perry patented the rubber band in 1845, as multiple sources say he did, it was not invented 78 years later by Spencer.\n\nAnyway, I've pasted the two main versions below, along with a bunch of sources for you to check out. You can decide for yourself.\n\n----------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\nIn 1845, Stephen Perry, of the rubber manufacturing company Messers Perry and Co., patented the rubber band to hold papers or envelopes together.\n\nThe first rubber band was developed in 1843, when an Englishman named Thomas Hancock sliced up a rubber bottle made by some New World Indians. Although these first rubber bands were adapted as garters and waistbands, their usefulness was limited because they were unvulcanized. Hancock himself never vulcanized his invention, but he did advance the rubber industry by developing the masticator machine, a forerunner of the modern rubber milling machine used to manufacture rubber bands as well as other rubber products. In 1845, Hancock's countryman Thomas Perry patented the rubber band and opened the first rubber-band factory. With the combined contributions of Goodyear, Hancock, and Perry, manufacturing effective rubber bands became possible.\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/rubber-band\n\n--------------------------------------------------\n\nHere's the William H. Spencer version:\n\nOn March 7, 1923, William H. Spencer of Alliance, Ohio, obtained rejected inner tubes from the Goodyear Co. and began cutting them into bands in his basement. Spencer, who worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad, began trying to sell his rubber bands to office-supply stores and paper and twine outlets. \n\nOne day he noticed the Akron Beacon Journal blowing across lawns and persuaded that paper to bind them with his bands. He talked the Tulsa World into doing the same, and persuaded grocers to use his rubber band instead of string to secure produce. \n\nSpencer continued working for the railroad for 14 years while building his rubber-band business at his Alliance plant. By 1944 he was able to open a second plant in Hot Springs, Ark. In 1957 he opened another, in Franklin, Ky., and one in Salinas, Calif. in 1988. The Alliance Rubber Co. now produces more than 2 million pounds of rubber bands a month in addition to other office, mailing and packaging products and sells to more than 30 countries. \n\nhttp://www.enquirer.com/editions/2003/03/07/loc_ohiodate0307.html
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yes james naismith invented basketball. he invented during a summer at YMCA a long ago. he used two peach baskets and a soccer ball.
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Ha Now this is A question thats always gets the wrong answer \nIts John Crapper (but wait its really not)\nThe real name is William John Crapper\nNot only did he invent the WC (water closet) Toilet \nHe made Faucets And Certain kind of pipes He had Alot to do with the plumbing field. The famous One he made as Most people remember is the WC with the Water tank was about 4 Foot above the bowl. And with a pull of the chain The water would rush down the pipe and fluse the WC down and away. Now there are some great stories of the word crap If it was used 1000 years ago by the greeks But also there is a story of (John) When he was working on his WC and used it he Got some S**T on himself ( And just like if you hit yourself you might get mad and say something like gee dave your real smart) As John did he said Crap And Back in the days S**T was well not a good work to use we needed a better word like Crap. Also not A little Hint If you ever find a True Crapper WC or Faucet KEEP IT!! You will be shocked on how much it is worth. You will not be saying holly crap you will be saying HOLY S**T!!\nNow this story IS the one most go by and in the time line that this happend and the way society\nwas back then This would Have to be the Correct one. The other Ones are well just lets say BULLS**T\nAnd as for his Name History has changed so much and people have changed it so much they forget there real names and what they Really did for us Unless it was someone like Edison. But to go back more in time the Romans were the first On record as we know to have Running water and sewer systems. And hot Baths. The sewers were above ground and didnt smell good But you didnt have to walk in it.\nHope all this Crap did you some good. LoL