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finally, they started to produce an interesting stuff
The wall should be painted green to complement the flower, or light brown for the shell!
The DNA *so* needs those. :D
Egan >:>
You think those optical sensors will work better with these?
Heh heh, who's to say? :>
Egan >:>
2002, 2004.
mhm
I like the tag "toys" for this.
To be in a position to afford designer bathroom fixtures!
The phallic/vulvar connotations of the flower are ripe for interpretation. I also imagine a cartoon nautilus popping out of the first one saying, "Aw, man, I just got done excreting waste out of here. Thanks buddy, now my nitrate levels are royally fucked."
I just hope the flushers on the flowers are rigged to say "FEED ME, SEYMOUR!"
In fact I like this idea so much I'm changing the subject. There.
You would think the mechanicals could be made more attractive, as well as the ... receptacle.
I was thinking that too. At the very least, they can be disguised or hidden (replaced with a push button, a cord-and-handle, a lever... pretty much anything, really).
I'm more worried about the Cylons spying on me when I take a whiz.
http://www.sloanvalve.com/index_2373.htm
They're probably analyzing my urine, too.
Bubble Gum Alley:
thats awesome!
Yeah, but how well do they stand up to taggers?
How many minutes do you think those would last at DNA?
Longer if you put then in the staff toilets I expect. Or maybe it's the sort of thing a crazed nightclub owner has in his en-suite.
Man, that hibscus one is disturbing.
Or maybe I'm just a prude.
Ribbed for pleasure.
Whoa. So *this* is the three shells? :)
Those are amazing