I think this would work better in a pub, but I couldn't find a category that worked for this.

When you go, a float is hooked up to a digital read out that indicates how much fluid has been released.

Below the fluid volume readout (that has numbers running much like a gas station pump) are other LED windows.

The other windows read: Domestic, Import, Wine, and Liquor. The avg. price for such is calculated by volume and those LED's cycle through as the volume in the john increases.

20 ounces? I think it might be time to order a water.

The numbers are reset when flushed & a Thank you message displays.
-- Zimmy, May 04 2006

Eeew - but cool for the trivia of the matter.
-- Letsbuildafort, May 04 2006


$12.63 Domestic

$14.12 Import

$9.62 Wine

$16.53 Call

(a-haa.)
-- Zimmy, May 04 2006


Croissant for the idea, if only because I've always wondered just how much I'm peeing (or pooing). But the prices part would be meaningless, a) because I generally know exactly how much the drink I've consumed cost; b) because I generally drink water along with alcohol, to avoid the dehydration effect.
-- DrCurry, May 04 2006


people have been urinating in measuring jugs (in hospitals) for centuries.
-- po, May 04 2006


id hate to be part of the maintainance crew of these devices.
-- shinobi, May 06 2006



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