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Plus you can change it to your favourite/most hated radio station... |
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Is that the "Spirit in the Sky" originally sung by Norman Greenbaum? I can't think of a better thing to listen to when I'm about to die. ;) |
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Even though this is a bad idea, I can't bring myself to bone it. I kinda like it, actually. |
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Oh, and 'welcome to the halfbakery.' |
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Yeah, Spirit in the Sky was originally done by that bloke, but I lisened to the remake (by Gareth Gates) so many times in my parents car, I nearly microwaved the CD, but it isn't the CDs fault, it's Gareth Gate's fault!! Oh, and thanks for the welcome!!:):):):):) |
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I think the idea of a smoke alarm built
into an alarm clock is actually
BRILLIANT. Most people never bother to
buy/maintain a smoke alarm, but
everyone has a bedside alarm clock.
Yes, I know that smoke alarms work
best when up on the ceiling, but a
bedside smoke alarm that comes built
into your clock is better than the
ceiling-mounted one you never got
around to installing. |
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Thing is, while I do have a radio-alarmclock, I only use the beeping setting because when the radio starts playing in the morning, no matter what station, I wake up, think: " Ooh, music" and fall asleep again. The BEEPBEEPBEEP makes me actually get up. |
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Problem is, if the smoke alarm is in your bedside clock, by the time it goes off it'd mean the smoke is right next to you (and your likely engulfed in it already) |
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