Scientists create invisibility cloak that bends microwaves

[Ol Schwaggy Bastard]

I would think it'd reduce the chances of cancer, by redirecting radiation around you. Not that anyone'd use it for that.

I'm thinkin when you're not wearing it, or when somebody else is wearing it, and it's bouncing microwaves all over the place.

[mrdevious]

I'm picturing a scientist on a stage holding two hands in the air saying "now, now this is an invisible cloak... you can't see it, because, well, it's invisible, so you'll have to work with me here..."

[Maggz]

An old fat C.I.A. intelligence person is possibly wearing a invisi-cloak and spying on me chatting on boards.cannabis.com, smoking out my bong, and jerkin off to Juels Jordan ass worships? damn..Technology these days!!!

[Ol Schwaggy Bastard]

if it doesnt cure aids or cancer they shouldnt be putting so much time and money into it.

[Eraserhead71]

fucking sick.
bad news: when shit like this gets more common, the worlds going to become a lot more dangerous

[Captain Hanks]

So I'm going to wear one of those cloaks to class and blaze for all to smell! Hilarious.

[jaGerbom]

like inventing the nuclear bomb all over again

not really but u get it

[wishmaster244]

dude! i have one i was standing next to you when you wrote that!!!

[jamstigator]

They're gonna have to upgrade my virus protection software if it's gonna have to handle invisible people coming into my house and manually installing the viruses!

[mrdevious]

fucking sick.
bad news: when shit like this gets more common, the worlds going to become a lot more dangerous

Not sure what you consider "common", but I can't imagine anyone other than a few select special forces agents/soldiers being able to use it. There's no way any sensible policy maker would allow this to be legally sold on the shelves of Walmart.