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Toilet Cubicle Drug Detector

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How about placing sensitive electronic noses in pub/club toilet cubicles? You could set them to detect the smell of cocaine, marijuana smoke, or any drugs with an odour, and set them to lock the door if detected. Once the door was locked, a silent alarm could be triggered to the bar. Hopefully it would put people off some of the nasty unsociable behaviour that goes on in many toilets...

...As well as spraying perfume when the room gets too smelly.

—Danzarak, Feb 25 2002

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       And watch business fall off to a dribble... At least if you're running the type of establishment at which this behavior is likely to be found.
—phoenix, Feb 25 2002
   

       I think the fire department might have something to say about doors that lock shut when they detect smoke.
—pottedstu, Feb 25 2002
   

       They call them 'toilet-cubicles' over there? That's riotously funny. (Come to think of it, there _is_ more room in one of those handicapped stalls than in my office cube).
—RayfordSteele, Feb 25 2002
   

       What about the coke snorters? Shouldn't they have a flatulence, etc. detector installed in restrooms?
—thumbwax, Feb 25 2002
   

       //I think the fire department might have something to say about doors that lock shut when they detect smoke.// Riotous, pottedstu. That made me chortle, then cry, then laugh at the crying.   

       And unless this is spontaneously put into worldwide use it would be useless, as [phoenix] touched upon.
—equivocal, Feb 25 2002
   


 

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