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Tardis Shower

 A shower cubicle that looks like a 1950s police box.
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Although this shower won't actually transport you through time and relative dimensions in space, it will get you fresh and clean every morning and provides an interesting talking point when you invite visitors into your bathroom.
—wagster, May 14 2008

I had to look that one up http://www.starstor.../Tardis-Tennant.jpg
[normzone, May 14 2008]

Leela please! http://news.bbc.co...._louise_jameson.jpg
Then its a top idea! [gnomethang, May 15 2008]

Tardis sounds http://www.kasterbo...is/tardis/index.htm
[Ling, May 16 2008]

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       If only it could be bigger inside than out. Maybe with a K9 shaped shampoo dispenser. [+]
—jaksplat, May 14 2008
   

       Will it have a big wobbly perspex cylinder going up and down in the middle ? [+]
—8th of 7, May 14 2008
   

       I think you can get these, but more in the form of the red telephone boxes, than the police boxes.
—xenzag, May 14 2008
   

       A better idea, if you can afford a big house, would be to have a nice big shower room and put the police box in front of the doorway. This would give the illusion that it really was bigger on the inside.   

       Though if you're doing that you may as well use it for a room that's meant to be big.   

       I like it anyway so have a bun.
—Bad Jim, May 14 2008
   

       I am thanks, [po] - although it would be a more gratifying experience if someone was buying it.
—wagster, May 15 2008
   

       "...when you invite visitors into your bathroom" - I don't think I've ever done this.
—hippo, May 15 2008
   

       //I think you can get these, but more in the form of the red telephone boxes, //
I know people used to urinate in them, but I never saw anyone taking a shower in one.
—coprocephalous, May 15 2008
   

       + very cute. As we don't have *police boxes* in the states it would be quite a conversation piece.
—xandram, May 15 2008
   

       I'm going to bun this, simply because I'm a newbie Dr. Who fan and all things Who tickle me.
—Noexit, May 15 2008
   

       // I don't think I've ever done this //   

       You must lead a very dull life then, [hippo].
—8th of 7, May 15 2008
   

       //we don't have *police boxes* in the states //
I'm not sure we have many more in the UK. The last time I saw a proper one was in Edinburgh in the late 1980s.
There was a revival in Ealing in the 1990s, just to house CCTV gear, but I'm not sure it is still there.
—AbsintheWithoutLeave, May 15 2008
   

       //You must lead a very dull life then, [hippo]//   

       His bathroom's in the river, silly.
—wagster, May 15 2008
   

       Will it have Leela in it? (Linky)
—gnomethang, May 15 2008
   

       There are a few still in Glasgow, one of these is a coffee shop (no joke).
—simonj, May 16 2008
   

       //a toilet that makes the Tardis noise when you flush it//
Oh yeah!!! A transdimensional turd.		   

       //I know people used to urinate in them, but I never saw anyone taking a shower in one.//
Champagne shower?
—Ling, May 16 2008
   

       //His bathroom's in the river, silly//

At the wallow, surely? (cf: Flanders & Swann)
—DrBob, May 16 2008
   


 

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