Answer bracelet

An answer bracelet comprising:

• an approximately circular bracelet band suitable for wearing an a person's wrist;
• a flexible elongated wrist band member;
• a digital display member;
• a microprocessor;
• a printed circuit board;
• a momentary start switch;
• a motion sensing tilt switch;
• a battery power supply;
• a miniature audio emitting device;
• a rigid hollow housing portion;
• said elongated wrist band member terminating at each end in said rigid hollow housing portion;
• said rigid hollow housing portion comprised of a top cover having a transparent viewing window, side walls and a removable and replaceable bottom cover;
• said top cover having a first aperture for allowing sound to be emitted from said miniature audio emitting device within said housing and second aperture for allowing a push button of said momentary start switch to exit said top cover of said rigid hollow housing portion;
• said digital display member visible through said transparent viewing window and mounted on said printed circuit board, both residing within said rigid hollow housing portion;
• said bottom cover portion forming the underside of said rigid hollow housing portion;
• said momentary start switch mounted on said printed circuit board and residing within said rigid hollow housing portion to one side of said digital display under said top cover portion;
• said microprocessor electronically mounted to said printed circuit board and residing in said rigid hollow housing portion;
• said battery power supply residing within said rigid hollow housing portion and providing electricity to electrical components residing within said rigid hollow housing portion and accessible by removing said bottom cover portion;
• said audio emitting device mounted on said printed circuit board and residing in said rigid hollow housing portion;
• said motion sensing tilt switch mounted to said printed circuit board and electrically wired to said microprocessor;
• so that when a user presses said momentary start switch and shakes said bracelet, said motion sensing tilt switch sends a signal to said microprocessor whereupon said microprocessor instructs said audio emitting device to produce a short burst of sound which travels through an aperture in said top cover;
• said microprocessor then randomly selects one of a plurality of messages stored in a memory portion of said microprocessor and displays a message on said digital display for a predetermined period of time and then said message disappears making said bracelet display ready for the next use.