Are public bathroom cubicles just way too boring? Then try the latest craze in public bathroom history. You just walk in the cubicle, lock the door, and then choose your simulation with the buttons provided on the cubical wall. You can choose from a Martian desert, under the sea, in space, the South Pole, the Canadian woods, or a lush tropical rain forest. All scenes come with sound. After your done going, and you walk out of the cubicle, the simulation ends, and it's ready for the next person.
-- Japanese_Coffee, Jun 14 2003

Anti-Claustrophobia elevator http://www.halfbake...rophobia_20elevator
"...these lifts would have floor to ceiling television screens on each wall..." [phoenix, Oct 05 2004]

TV Bath Tiles http://www.halfbake...a/TV_20Bath_20Tiles
"Tiles that can project television - watch TV in the Shower" [phoenix, Oct 05 2004]

Layout Considerations For A 'Wall Of Web' http://www.halfbake...7Wall_20Of_20Web_27
"...a video display system that essentially spanned much of an entire wall." [phoenix, Oct 05 2004]

Yuck, I don't want to touch those buttons, could you make it voice activated? And while you are at it, please make the other functions also voice activated, like "flush", "wash" (hands), "paper" (towel). - Of course such a fancy system would likely be installed in a building for show off to international guest, so it would have to be multilingual.
-- kbecker, Jun 14 2003


You could pretend you were a rocket with stages breaking away.
-- bristolz, Jun 14 2003


I dunno. I don't think I'd be use to 'waiting for nature' sitting in the middle of a tropical rainforest.
-- Cedar Park, Jun 14 2003


If you could just make the cubicle stay smelling like the Canadian woods you'd have a winner.
-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Jun 15 2003


[bristolz] Ewww. Nice to have you back.
-- phoenix, Jun 15 2003


How realistic would these simu"loo"tions be? If I choose Antartica, can I write my name in the snow?
-- friendlyfire, Jun 15 2003


So if you are the shy type and you recently had beans for dinner you could call up the Urban Construction Zone simulation, complete with jackhammers, to drown out your own gastric rumblings? Cool!

friendlyfire, in a word, no.
-- Canuck, Jun 15 2003


hmm business owners could spend 10,000 to 20,000 on normal partitions or a few hundred thousand on this idea...umm yeah i don't think it will happen anytime soon.
-- christ_wurm, May 22 2007


Or alternatively the simulation randomly places you at a high-school graduation, business presentation or on the stage of the Royal Albert hall on the last night of the Proms.
-- mecotterill, May 11 2008


I just know there's a "Bathroom Operator From Hell" joke lurking in the bushes
-- FlyingToaster, May 12 2008



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