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Author Topic: "Patent Examiner" is a lousy job title... lets think of something better  (Read 1314 times)

u2ishorrible

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SO...

I've noticed when I meet people, particularly girls, at bars or wherever, and it gets to the point in the conversation where they ask what I do.  I tell them I'm a Patent Examiner, and almost always I get a dumbfounded look (sometimes people have trouble remembering what a patent is... those people are idiots).  Patent Examiner just sounds really mediocre even though its not.  So I wanted to know if anyone has thought of a more clever way to present the job.  Maybe something like Patent Judge or Invention Detective.  Ideas?
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DogDayPM 9er9er9er

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You should try "Federal Government Employee", bet that'll get the chicks throwing themselves at your feet.













(Dangit!  Bit my tongue.)
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Wiscagent

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I've seen Albert Einstein described as a "patent clerk".  Perhaps you'll have more success with that.

Or you can just make stuff up. 

I'm a venture capitalist ... I just haven't found the right business in which to invest my $1.37.

I'm the CEO of Tropical Beach Resorts. ... Unfortunately all I have done so far is make up the name of the business and my title.

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MYK

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Tell them that you have the power to grant legal monopolies on crucial technologies.
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Yet another examiner

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Just tell them you are a vampire. Girls are way into the vampire thing nowdays.

Works best at night, though.
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Robert K S

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How about...

"Rejection Formulator"?

"Despot of Alexandria"?

"Pit Stop On the Way To the BPAI"?

I kid.  (Somewhat.)
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u2ishorrible

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Great work guys.  I'm just gonna stick with CEO of Tropical Beach Resorts.  Pants will drop.
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MYK

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Remember to doodle a palm tree on your business cards before handing them out.  Maybe get a rubber stamp for that.
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JustAnotherExaminer

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My line is:

I'm a representative of the United States of America in matters of Intellectual Property Law.

 ;D
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