Name: A 1990s problem solver
Uploaded: 2025-04-11T10:25:10.000Z
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The company, Aqua Amazing, manufactures a roughly rectangular novelty item with an intricate brown pattern.

How could it potentially answer a question that has been bugging audiences for over 25 years?

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Anyone feeling old. 25 years ago is like the 80s, right?

Aqua Amazing, this isn't strictly relevant, but it's just stuck in my head on portmanteau words like that, that in Canada, all the packaging on the side of products has to be in both English and French, and cheesetastic got translated to French as frommidable, which is beautiful.

Someone made a translation that's a portmanteau that's better than the original.

And as a portmanteau goes, Aqua Amazing is not that Aqua Amazing.

Which is a shame, because in French, oh-mazing would be brilliant.

Oh, so it feels like water is somehow involved.

Aqua feels like, unless it's someone who's a big fan of the colour blue.

Roughly rectangular, brown with a pattern on it.

The first thing I thought of was chocolate, which has nothing to do with water.

I was like, novelty item, chocolate's pretty novelty.

Brown pattern, I'm thinking like, you know, dairy milk.

But the only like problem or like thing that was kind of frustrated people that I think of chocolate is the thing where you like, cut it and remove a piece, but then you can put it perfectly back together.

But that's a very niche thing to develop a product for.

I was thinking bath bombs, for some reason.

Like those things made of citric acid and whatever, bicarbonate of soda, I think you drop in a bath and put fizz and colours and things.

I was thinking roughly rectangular, brown and aqua, like something you drop in a bath.

I realised the minute I opened my mouth for that, that actually brown is not a colour I want with that.  Oh dear.

Maybe Aqua Amazing, like, have branched out.

They started off doing water-based solutions, and now they're, you know, they've kind of cast the net wider.

The Aqua Amazing leads you on the right track.

Because, you know, like, Apple don't sell apples.

Okay, some kind of, like, pool equipment, a floaty thing, something that goes in a swimming pool.

But again, like, roughly rectangular and brown?

And also, that's been bugging audiences while we're in a theatre setting.

And eventually, the clues you give to me finally give me the answer.

But at the moment, I'm fully in what temperature?

Because I feel like some of these clues, you'll just get it.

So, because I was thinking rectangular, are we dealing with, like, something like a note?

I will get that immediately off that clue.

Oh, this is a company that sells pool floats in a very specific shape, isn't it?

And it's a shape that we've all seen somewhere.

And it answers people's questions that they've had for a long time.

Yeah, I'll let others put it together if you haven't.

Well, I don't know what the questions it answers is, but I think I know what shape it must now be.

I can give you another clue that will probably help you in the right direction.

Well, here's what I'm possibly thinking in terms of shape.

I was wondering if that was like the teeth.

I'm getting my shark anatomy mixed up here.

You're looking for something flat and brown that maybe looks a little bit wooden.

So the answer is it was created to see if both Rose and Jack could fit on the Titanic door.

Much debate has raged over whether Jack could have fit on the door while Rose floats.

So much so that in 2023, director James Cameron recreated the scene with two actors in a pool.

It seemed that they couldn't both fit on the door without it partially sinking into the frozen waters.

And that is what Kate Winslet had previously said, that yes, he could have fitted on the door, but it would not have stayed afloat.

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