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Too Bad We Can't Store Calories in the Cloud We came up with three hypothetical inventions that would make Thanksgiving more enjoyable.

By Stephanie Orma

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Ah, Thanksgiving. The food, the family -- it can't be beat. Until, of course, you've had enough of both.

We had some fun coming up with a trio of hypothetical inventions that would make Thanksgiving more enjoyable:

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Based in San Francisco, former designer Stephanie Orma is a copywriter and a writer for Communication Arts, Travel + Leisure, CNN and others.

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