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The idea is to create a printable (PDF) color e-zine targeted to office bathroom readers.
I hate to struggle with the newspaper in this reduced space, I find walking into the bathroom with a traditional A4 magazine quite uncomfortable. I feel all contents in usual publications have just the wrong
length to be read in my 5 minutes sanitary rest.
My solution would be to create this fast reading, absolutely camuflageable useful mag. I imagine stories like "10 tips to sleep in your bathroom", maybe 6 word crossword puzzles, fun-tests to be taken under pressure, Stars in the WC and some kind of reader´s "Letters to the editor".
It would also have this handy pages like: "In case of emergency use this page" with instructions on how to replace toillet paper or some kind of "Panic page" resembling an Excell sheet.
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Is that 'exiting reading' in the same way that the A33 exits reading on the way to basingstoke? |
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Rods - that meets all of budin's requirements, except for the "in case of emergency" bit. |
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Nice link Rods - now if only I could get my Fiancees kid to read it |
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A delicate topic, I know, but am I alone in thinking that the people referred to in the paper [Rods] linked use an awful lot of loo roll? Would you normally expect 4 men to use 4 rolls a week? |
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Isn't this sort of baked? There are plenty toilets in London bars that have TVs above the urinal. |
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But budin's in an office, not a bar. It seems unlikely that offices would encourage loo-loitering by installing television sets... |
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Gotta say, putting the PDF format in the bathroom is amazingly appropriate... |
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