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...so that small people who get trapped at the back of a busy
elevator car, can see what's going on!
Naturally, the floor is tiered in sloping steps to accommodate
wheelchair users.
Short people got no reason to live!
http://www.youtube....watch?v=1NvgLkuEtkA
[xenzag, Sep 02 2013]
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more importantly, people waiting at the lift door can see their short pals. |
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Finally, a solution to dwarf lift face farts. |
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In every tall building, or just the ones in the
Munchkin Land? |
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Edit - added last bit, as I am on my annual visit to the
capital city of cargo cult land, and as always, appalled at
the almost total lack of provision for the less able to access
many areas, for example the subway system. |
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So, this is an amphitheatre? I think would work best with some polarised light mit glasses , so those taking a long-hop could see the entire gladiatorial contest, whereas those just going one floor could get see a load of comedic one-liners. |
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Actually it's just an elevator car, with a floor that slopes up
to the back, only about 4 steps. I suppose a grand scale
amphitheatre sized car could be constructed. |
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Won't thing like this just encourage people to be
short? |
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How about buckets recessed into the floor for tall people to stand in? |
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