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Overlay a normal car-wingmirror with a small LCD screen.
If you are driving too slowly an artificial tyrannosaurus rex reflection would appear, which would catch up with unless you outrun it.
Probably wouldn't be a big-hit with road-safety organisations, but a boon for Jurassic Park fans.
Possibly
could be accompanied by dry-witted pithy Jeff Goldblum samples through the stereo.
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I think this is a clever & fun idea, which
has been overlooked + |
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This might work well with a downloadable clip of the mother-in-law chasing you with a rolling pin. |
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Could be accompanied by roars emanating from the rear speakers. |
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Would changing this to a Benny-Hill chase make this idea funnier ? |
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(With the music of course) |
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Dinosaurs = universal motivators. Bun. |
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I dunno... the front wings on my car are situated to the left and to the right of the bonnet. |
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// ...clip of the mother-in-law chasing you with a rolling pin... // |
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// ...a Benny-Hill chase... // |
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I'm sure that once the initial idea was marketed, there'd be hundreds of aftermarket "skins" available. Crazy Frog, anyone? =) |
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one could also install a compact servo-powered agitator in the cup holder to vibrate beverages synchronously with the footsteps of said dinosaur/mother-in-law. |
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Who really has this problem? Not me!! |
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