I've just watched this being demoed on Top Gear
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Richard A. Abbott wrote:
You need to diet ?
Need to - yes. On a diet - yes. Going to the gym and playing squash regularly - yes.
Richard A. Abbott wrote:
Too much Newcastle Brown ?
Never. You can never have too much. There's no such thing.
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If they manufacture enough of them it wouldn't matter. They'd be everywhere then you could just grab any nearby available one. :)
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Would you have to wipe it down after the way you do when you've used a piece of equipment in the gym? I'd hate to follow the sweaty arsed BO scumbucket.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
playing squash regularly - yes.
You can't be in that bad a shape playing squash.
I came to the game late. I had 20 years of food and drink abuse to undo.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
The thought that occurs to me is how do you stop it being stolen?
Sorry, it looks like an upright Sinclair C5 to be perfectly honest.
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I wonder if Buy n Large will sell them.
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Totally impractical concept car/transporter only - the design has so many drawbacks it would never sell outside Japan - who would sacrifice all their man points to be seen in one of these things. Better to be seen on a segway, and how popular are they.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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Was the Segway just not Japanese enough?
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I think someone's seen the Wall-E movie. This is a total waste of time, money and resources. Take death off the roads and bring it to the pavements!
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"The robotics technology in the car will also work to remind you if you’re running late to class, or give you fashion advice." I have this feature already in my Fiat Coupe. Its called 'Wife'. (Other than that this 'car' looks like an invalid carriage, AKA 'spaz carriot'. )
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Totally impractical concept car/transporter only - the design has so many drawbacks it would never sell outside Japan - who would sacrifice all their man points to be seen in one of these things. Better to be seen on a segway, and how popular are they.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
Mycroft Holmes wrote:
Better to be seen on a segway, and how popular are they
We have a local outdoor mall[^] that uses them for their security personnel.
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Mr. Garisson already invented something similar[^]...
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They call this a "car"? Looks more like a cool wheelchair or even a senior citizen assisted device. If they place a rack on the back, the owner can pack groceries with them. It would be great on the golf course; you can have your own cart. If it is a car, how well will it do on the freeways of the US. Try it on the autobahns of Germany. It might be safer to keep it in the nursing homes. Unlike the Segway, you get to sit down. Less strain on the legs.
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I wonder if Buy n Large will sell them.
