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bobthedinosaur posted:Whatever that site or app for gays looking for no-strings hook-ups was. For straights, too. OKCupid's app is supposed to do that if you have it turned on. It doesn't work well though.
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bobthedinosaur posted:Whatever that site or app for gays looking for no-strings hook-ups was. For straights, too. Tindr.
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A robot that follows you around and if you try to play video games or surf the web instead of being productive it blows off an EMP, effectively wiping out electronics for miles around.
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Life-sized versions of those dinosaur sponges that come in capsules that dissolve in water.
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Paper sheets. Like, a huge roll like toilet paper mounted on the headboard on your bed. When you need to change your sheets, you just pull down a fresh page. Also, a paper shredder at the foot of the bed to take care of the old sheets.
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ubergnu posted:Paper sheets. Like, a huge roll like toilet paper mounted on the headboard on your bed. When you need to change your sheets, you just pull down a fresh page. Also, a paper shredder at the foot of the bed to take care of the old sheets. Find yourself a nice medical exam bed and you're set!
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A DVR, but for your car radio. Yes, I'm aware it would technically be a DAR, but Daughters of the American Revolution already have that acronym.
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DrBouvenstein posted:A DVR, but for your car radio. Well the revolution was like a hundred years ago so there can't be too many of them left.
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Improbable Lobster posted:Life-sized versions of those dinosaur sponges that come in capsules that dissolve in water. I would pay top dollar to be the first person killed by this.
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Crocuta posted:Screening of silent films with live foley artists (making sound effects) as well as orchestra. Not quite the same, but you can see old Looney Toons with live orchestration/sound effects (since the effects were largely orchestral anyways). They display the cartoon with a huge projector. It's a lot of fun 
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After a very unfortunate, awkward moment with the family while watching Breaking Bad, I thought of this: An app & website that screens TV shows/movies and picks alerts you of sex scenes coming up, along with what events precede that scene so you more or less know when to escape. e: I may sound  but seriously, who really enjoys that?
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bobthedinosaur posted:A robot that follows you around and if you try to play video games or surf the web instead of being productive it blows off an EMP, effectively wiping out electronics for miles around. Including itself.
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A science fiction medical drama. Basically like House, but in space with aliens and poo poo. We wouldn't need to worry about medical accuracy because we could have crazy alien patients. They could have all sorts of crazy high-concept diseases and poo poo. It'd rule
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HOW COULD YOU posted:A science fiction medical drama. Put Donald Faison as the surgical consult who freaks out whenever SpaceHouse sends him a patient whose biology is completely bananas compared to humans'. His operations should be brutal affairs that call for odd instruments like a blowtorch or a caulk gun. The room is a mess but the operations should always come out perfect. John C McGinley is the sarcastic rival to SpaceHouse that knows every space disease there is. If you want to make him a collage of Cox and other characters, thats ok. He's married to an asari-like wife that mistreats him and sleeps with anything sentient.
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Doctor this gromluian is firing on all cylinders! shake him back and forth, immediately, and inject three cockroaches into his bra doctor....it's too late. He's fallen asleep. And he's taking us all with him! cut to commercial like 90% of the show would be trying to figure out what the gently caress was happening, while they spout science fiction jargon interspersed with medical words.
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TerryLennox posted:Put Donald Faison as the surgical consult who freaks out whenever SpaceHouse sends him a patient whose biology is completely bananas compared to humans'. His operations should be brutal affairs that call for odd instruments like a blowtorch or a caulk gun. The room is a mess but the operations should always come out perfect. John C McGinley is the sarcastic rival to SpaceHouse that knows every space disease there is. If you want to make him a collage of Cox and other characters, thats ok. He's married to an asari-like wife that mistreats him and sleeps with anything sentient. I would watch the hell out of Space Scrubs.
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Coffee And Pie posted:I would watch the hell out of Space Scrubs. It can't be worse than that last season at Med School.
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Coffee And Pie posted:I would watch the hell out of Space Scrubs. Or just a series of tv shows that are just Dr Cox in increasingly bizarre settings.
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HOW COULD YOU posted:A science fiction medical drama. There actually was a show like that. It was called Mercy Point. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0164097/
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An app like Akinator, only instead of asking you twenty questions to identify a person, it asks you twenty yes/no questions to identify a song.
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Cheetos that don't leave dust has got to be worth at least a billion dollars in royalties.
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OneThousandMonkeys posted:Cheetos that don't leave dust has got to be worth at least a billion dollars in royalties. Apparently they can make Doritos that don't leave dust on your fingers, but they decided it was part of the "Dorito experience." gently caress you, Doritos company.
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"Welp, my hands are already orange, might as well eat another goddamn bag"
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This conversation reminds me of this comic: 
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