h a l f b a k e r yWhy on earth would you want that many gazelles anyway?
add, search, annotate, link, view, overview, recent, by name, random
news, help, about, links, report a problem
browse anonymously,
or get an account
and write.
register,
|
|
|
Microsft Kinect has the potential to change the way we interact with our cars, (and they with us). For instance, are the kids fighting because of side encroachment? Turn on the Kinect sensor that watches where your kids body parts are, and electric shock collars or shock seats*, and you'll never hear
'well, she was on MY SIDE FIRST!' again.
*(what do you mean you don't condone electric shock seats and/or collars for proper child upbringing? Are you sure you're a parent?)
3 Mustaphas 3
http://www.youtube....watch?v=7Qa-z73rMCM
...still like the car park joke (3:57) [not_morrison_rm, Nov 10 2011]
[link]
|
| |
This invention will wipe out the fine art of steering
with your feet while you reach into the back seat to
untangle a fighting ball of siblings. |
|
| |
Perhaps an alternative would be to install in the car a thin ribbon of high-pressure water (or ghee, or flaming paraffin, whatever) that is squirted down from the middle of the ceiling above the passenger seats, neatly bisecting the bench such that children are disincentivised to engage in encroachment. The partition can be removed by switching the flow off. |
|
| |
It might be simpler just to divide the rear seat with a metal screen. Make the holes in the mesh just large enough to almost get a hand through. Then electrically charge it, so only the kid who reaches gets shocked. If you have three kids in the back seat, you need two divider screens, of course. |
|
| |
Note I'm not necessarily condoning the shock-the-kids notion. Its just that if you are going to do it, simpler is usually better. Besides, even an UNcharged screen can keep the peace, if the metal is strong enough and the mesh fine enough. |
|
| |
I'd rather use my Kinect to drive my car from the comfort
of my living room. That way I could drive to the grocery
store, log into the store's Kinect-enabled network, pilot my
waldoe-armed cart around selecting my purchase items,
pay electronically, use the cart to load up the car, and
drive home, all without leaving the couch. And once
T.G.F.J. and I make a nice little ferocious pack of little
[Alterother]s, we can drive them wherever they need to go
without having to bother with the backseat squabbling,
because we won't even be there. |
|
| |
Microsoft Kinect: making the world lazier one outstanding
technological breakthrough at a time! |
|
| |
Yet another reason to not be in the car at the time. |
|
| |
I love you 21, never change. |
|
| |
"It might be simpler just to divide the children" into many pieces? |
|
| |
Shocks above the next can cause paralysis. |
|
| |
Yes, having suffered many shocks in the region above the next I can say that they are far more dangerous that shocks to the region below the previous, above the previous, and below the next. |
|
| |
//Yes, having suffered many shocks in the region above the next I can say that they are far more dangerous that shocks to the region below the previous, above the previous, and below the next.// |
|
| |
I'm glad we've finally cleared that one up..."Forward in all directions" should be the new HB motto |
|
| |
// Forward in all directions // |
|
| |
DEFINITELY [marked-for-tagline] |
|
| |
// Forward in all directions // |
|
| |
It's a 3 Mustafas 3 joke, in all honesty.. |
|
| |
Anyway, my money is still on dicing the children...they'll never winge again. |
|
| |
I always hated that spelling of whining for some reason. |
|
| |
Oh, shut up and stop complaining! |
|
| |