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Standard or synchronized public fountains hooked up to fog machines instead of water pumps.
[I hope that is sufficient explanation; I'd draw a picture, but you *really* don't want that.]
Blur Building
http://www.designbo...dillerscofidio.html
Somewhat similar: a "building" made out of fog at Swiss Expo 2002. [krelnik, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
Why not go the whole hog?
http://www.halfbake...idea/Ice_20Fountain
Show all three states of water in a single fountain. [lostdog, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 17 2004]
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To give a notion of how foggy it gets in my hometown - that fog, foggy as it may be, ain't nuttin'. |
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DC: C'mon, back to the drawing board. |
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A single sentence explanation smells of an idea not even put in the oven, let alone half-baked. Sir! If you cannot be bothered to even partially cook your ideas then I suggest you do not post them! Good Day to you! |
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Hmph, the nerve. Didn't even elaborate about the possibilities of pulsating coloured lights illuminating the fog from below, or playful images projected from low-powered lasers dancing across the clouds. Sometimes I think some people have no imagination whatsoever. For example, could we extend this idea to make a Fog Coat? It is a jacket you wear which creates a permanent shroud of fog in your immediate vicinity. Great for the famous (or infamous) to get around in public. The downside is the number of accidents it would cause. |
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Yes--but such is the diversity encompassed by the nature of this idea that one is left to ponder over its true meaning----something of such is creation is but one of the greatest things----so you may say 'a single sentence explanation smells of an idea not even put in the oven, let alone half-baked' but think of the smells--the aramatic aromas, the flavoursome flavours, sometimes less there is know about an idea the better----if we always knew exactly how what we were eating came about--would we actually eat it? |
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I haven't the foggiest idea. |
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Think of all the false alarm's the fire dept would get ;) |
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Nice idea though it would really cool down a shopping mall, and create a pleasant enviroment. |
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[Canuck],//playful images projected from low-powered lasers dancing across the clouds// this interested me. I had an idea for playing lasers onto the front edge of fog on motorways, just to simply say *FOG* but I was not sure if it would woik. |
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I've always wanted a steam fountain that would blow "smoke rings". |
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It's doable. You need a bolier, steam chamber, and a set of bellows. You could even send steam signals in morse code on clear days. |
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Or a massive bubble machine that blows steam-filled bubbles |
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FloridaManatee: the problem with steam is if anyone manages to get their hands in the way of the it - par-broiled tykes do not go down well with parents. |
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<Dr Lechter>Of course not [DrCurry], par-broiled tykes are best with leeks and a good chardonnay. </Dr Lechter> |
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What would? I am all for dry fountains, excellent idea, make them warm too. Good for beds. |
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