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If I get one, it will live in a less glamorous context, more like this:
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(via daily home reno tips)
An entertaining artifact of ownership: universal reports of absent-mindedly touching other faucets and expecting them to respond. That phenomenon reminds me of the effect of tv-time shifting (e.g. pressing pause and rewind while watching recorded or live tv mediated by a DVR): I want to apply that technology to other parts of my life as well and unconsciously expect to be able to.
1 comment:
I also want that.
In addition I want a shower/bath faucet where the volume and temperature are controlled separately.
And a pony.
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