Things I would like to see/have
 

Not all of them though.

http://distractify.com/matt-buco/the...pid=2&ts_pid=2

There's some really cool stuff there! :rock:

I'll go for the detectable tiles because I'm always misplacing keys etc.

oh ya traffic lights with count down timers. I can just imagine what people will be thinking as they wait for the light to change. Seeing themselves as the next Warren Johnson or Shirly Muldowney.

http://resize.over-blog.com/380x285-...Zvcm5pYS5qcGc=

Get your Cha Cha on bby...
 

Should make for more interesting accident reports...
IE: A yellow light accelerator was struck by a green light anticipator.:haha:

I like how the Germans will light the yellow traffic light just before the red turns green.

A little 'home' theatre
 

One of these in my home will make for some veeery interesting accident reports indeed!:woot::O:http://toco.distractify.com/postimag...dec21_650x.jpg

Voiding a mistake?
 

OK, who peed on the TV?

Probably watching a load of crap anyway.

Wow, you guys have accidents three feet away from the toilet? I guess sometimes I forget how old some of Subsims members are. :o

Ever been out late in an Irish bar? I don't know why they even have urinals since the whole floor gets covered in pee.

Most of these devices have lawsuit written all over them to my eye.

Nope.

I don't think the monitor on the floor is a good idea, or many of the others, I don't think I would even try the pizza from a vending machine. Some are nice though, like the bike rack, the easy clean hairbrush, pay by recycling, and coffee cup.

It's not a get one and you must get them all type deal.

That was fun, thanks :up:

Expanding this thread into other stuff I'd want....

http://www.gunboat.com/series/gunboat-g4/

Racer / Cruiser Foiling Catamaran. Translation: It's a sailboat that does 40ish kts, under sail only, but has multiple berths for people and is a comfortable island hopper.

Here's a nice video of her early sea trials:

https://vimeo.com/124676763

An amazing watch for the sailor in any of us.

Cool! It's amazing what modern computer-driven technology has done to revolutionize the way things work. 40 knots is pretty much the upper limit for any kind of a ship hull, but boat design exceeds that by planing on top of the water rather than driving through it. Hydrofoils made that goal much more accessible, but this thing goes beyond even that. Wonderful. :rock: