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Archives => 2003 => Topic started by: bil207 on May 07, 2003, 11:47:00 PM
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Microsoft Plans Toilets with Web Access
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Toilets with web access are nothing new.
I am more than 70 years old, and when I was a kid growing up our outdoor privy always had spider webs in it. More than once, someone would suffer a spider bite in places most painful.
Bits, bytes, webs -- so what else is new?
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...surf on the loo, My Darling!
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KNOCK! KNOCK! KNOCK! "Hey buddy," there are people waiting out here!"
"Just a sec... I'm trying to finish posting on Techsurvivors!"
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They could mount one of these on the wall..... just in case?
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Hope this isn't where the 'paperless society' gains a foot hold, or where the new 'electronic paper' is used...
Bob K
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I too am a bit over 70 and remeber when many public restrooms had pay toilets. God help you if you didn't have the right change or the only avail;able toiulet had a jammed coin slot.
Well, I wouldn't put anything past Gates and crew.
MamaMoose
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There was a news item a little while back that the Japanese had a lavatory that could analyse, er, "samples" when you went to the toilet. Combine these two and you could get a full medical online while at a rock festival.... (mind you it might also analyse what you'd been drinking and smoking and send a report straight to the cops....)