a movement sensitive pilates mat in front of the cdm catches and interprets your every move. four basic movements grants you access to your account and allows the machine to dispense cash.

everytime you use a cdm, you will increase your strength and thereby increasing your flexibility. these exercises will improve your posture and allow greater grace and suppleness in all of your movements and indeed your pilates pin could evolve to become more complex and harder to be hacked.

using this technique, you will feel better, look better, and have a bulging wallet.

choose any four or combination of four from the following basic movements: 20 beats (100 takes too long and a queue might form), roll-up, leg circles, rolling like a ball, single leg stretch, spine stretch, saw, swan and side-kicks.
-- po, Feb 18 2005

interesting...needs a little personal paper mat cover dispenser like a public restrooms have...unless you want to lay where some unwashed goomba has recently wallowed.
-- Sabriand, Feb 18 2005


//using this technique, you will feel better, look better, and have a bulging wallet// - you know how to sell 'em [po] :)
-- wagster, Feb 18 2005


Public restrooms have Pilates mats?
-- AbsintheWithoutLeave, Feb 18 2005


only for very small people that don't mind having a hole in the middle of their mat.
-- Sabriand, Feb 18 2005


this is freakin' awesome.
-- changokun, Feb 18 2005


Twister with financial gain.
-- skinflaps, Feb 18 2005


the benefits are two fold, folding you, and folding green.
-- dentworth, Feb 18 2005


Thanks for reminding me to deposit that check that's been in my wallet for a week and to start going to Pilates classes again, po. ;)
-- Machiavelli, Feb 18 2005


Samuel Delaney had a method for taking a personal phone call in " Stars In My Pocket Like Grains Of Sand".

You visualized the smell of burning plastic, followed by the first three numbers of your address in your sisters voice, then the feel of rough stone under your fingers. Personal Identification Codes, indeed.
-- normzone, Feb 18 2005


absurd, but not absurd enough.
-- sophocles, Feb 18 2005


So if I throw my back out I can't go out to lunch? Doesn't seem fair.
-- Worldgineer, Feb 18 2005


I am having difficulty keeping the image of our crippled and funny-figured university president "rolling like a ball" in front of a cash machine out of my mind. Is there any sort of privacy for the pilates area? Maybe just some finger pilates you can do while you wait for the receipt...
-- k_sra, Feb 19 2005


no privacy, sorry.
-- po, Feb 19 2005



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