Pimp My Toilet
The Shed
Written by Murphy Simmonds   
Thursday, 15 February 2007 22:20

Eat more fibre and you won't need all this

 

IS YOUR loo too dull? Why not liven it up with a home entertainment centre?

Toilets. Back in what's affectionately known as "the day," the humble toilet had just two functions. Each of these was given a number, and, for a while, everyone was happy and everything was neat, if slightly smelly. But over time, our toilets - and the rooms that contain them - have morphed from simple waste disposal centres to exciting lairs filled with products and possibility. No longer does "going to the loo" mean one of two things. Now a trip to the bathroom can be like a spell in a chrysalis, a crusty hungover Saturday morning caterpillar emerging in a cloud of steam like a beautiful butterfly ready to face the day."We'll be sure to give them a call when we want a space shuttle attached to our sink"

This, at least, is the story for girls. All boys require from the modern WC is a water source, a deep hole and a newspaper on Sundays. But no more! A crackpot American plumbing company is trying to make the bathroom the centre of the modern male abode by subjecting the toilet to a thorough pimpimg.

Dave loved rectal examsThe result is nothing short of monstrous. The lurid green beast comes complete with an LCD TV, and Xbox 360, a DvD player, a laptop, and ipod, a Tivo recorder and a fridge with a beer tap. Tragically it's not available in the shops - instead, it will be installed at the home of a lucky US prize winner on the country's National Plumber's Day (the birthdday of Mario) on April 25.

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A marketing man from Roto-Rooter, the drug-crazed plumbers who devised this, hopes the loo will make people "have a good laugh and think of Roto-Rooter when they need high quality plumbing and drain service." Not bloody likely. Although we'll be sure to give them a call when we want a space shuttle attached to our sink.

 
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  1. An xBox in the john? How long do they think people are gonna be on the loo?? This installation is only useful for the tragically constipated or those who still live with their mums at 35. Or both.

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