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I think the basic idea is good but needs to expand. How bout a clear toilet. I mean then ya got all kinda **** goin on ( literally ) There's all the BIG action during the "usage " phase. Then when ya flush, the grand fanally. Ya pull the handle and all those parts in the tank start movin aroun sprayin water all over ****, then the water drops out of the tank and sweeps away the entire mess before your very eyes. Hell diarreah could be a whole new game. Then ya need a light for evening entertainment, to illuminate the glorious action. Maybe one of those fiber optic color changin lights like on a high end hot tub. A real practicl benefit would be to see just what the hell IS cloggin up the john. This new rig however would not be called just a john, but a Jonathan. I mean instead of t v tell the kids to watch Johnathan. Think of the learning possiabilities for the young minds. Hydraulics, Physics, Gravity, Sanitation and probably a lot of other neat stuff. Now Iron *** I give to you the idea of the 21st Century.
Sounds great on the surface but I don't think we can price it so the average Joe could afford to buy one. It would end up in the Neman Marcus Christmas Catalog as an extravagant item for the Rich and Famous. Like Henry Ford I want to be able to put my Toilet in every American home.
Looks like you'll have to go with mounting the toilet seat on a Harley in your bathroom, and have rollers under the wheels (like a dyno) so that you can go for an actual ride while doing your "business".
You could be the next guy on the Fortune 500 list.
This is a public toilet with walls made out of one-way mirror glass. Even though no one can see you from the outside, you can see everything and that would make most people uncomfortable. You would feel just like you droped your pants in front of people passing by and did your business. You will have to overcome your fears to use this toilet. If you want to test your self, this public toilet is located in Basle, Switzerland.
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