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Knut Aasheim created a series of drawings of various types of UFOs in 1967 (see link)
My idea is to use these UFO designs as shower heads.
As an added extra, coloured LEDs could be embedded in the showerheads to produce jets of illuminated water (an idea that has already been posted, but not the
UFO version)
Full credit to Knut Aasheim for his remarkable studies of the interstellar crafts used by our alien visitors, now available to gaze up to as showerheads.
Knut Aasheim's UFOs
https://www.tumblr....eim-in?source=share
as redeployed in the bathroom as showerheads [xenzag, Apr 19 2024]
Bliote's UFO
https://www.bliote....-water-outlet-modes
[a1, Apr 19 2024]
1950s was the heyday of UFO art though
https://www.google....1430&bih=1115&dpr=1
[doctorremulac3, Apr 19 2024]
Kinda like this?
https://www.amazon....ature/dp/B00QKPOAMS
Does not fly. [minoradjustments, Apr 19 2024]
As drawn by Knut Aasheim: USA 1961
https://www.amazon....tools%2C184&sr=1-19
They come in peace. They are wet. [minoradjustments, Apr 19 2024]
Why Trumpsters smell like dumpsters
https://www.foxnews...ealth-experts-claim
[4and20, Apr 28 2024]
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Fun fact: When I google "UFO showerhead," a lot of the top hits are for glasswork, bongs - not bath fixtures. |
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But if you look further - there are a lot of lighted shower heads, a lot look like flying saucers, and some are even marketed using that theme. I especially like the Bliote (link) even though it's not quite like any of Aasheim's drawings. |
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We're building a new house and I might try to convince wife that we need something like that. |
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There are no shower heads that are sold on the basis of resembling 1960s depictions of UFOs with lights projecting from the water jets. I have already acknowledged that there are shower heads with lights and I have already acknowledged Knut Aasheim’s drawings. It is the combination of these that produces the novel range here. (very tiresome having to over-explain this) |
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I'd like this, especially if this was the only lighting in the bathroom |
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Wait, aren't 1950s UFOs far superior to 60s versions? |
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Yea, check it out. (link) |
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I like the idea of a small UFO probing hot and moist places. Ok, I don't LIKE my idea. |
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I've got a few of the average-dome-shaped ufo shower heads left over from the swap out. |
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I can send you one before the our massive garage sale if you'd like. |
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Why are you selling your massive garage? |
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My kind of showerhead. UFO-shaped anything gets my attention . (As long as it's shaped like a saucer with a bubble, that is)It could also have a non-staining, non-toxic coloured dye-pad embedded in it that colours the water and lasts for several showers, with interchangeable colour pads.Just for added fun effect. And, to add to the 70s feel, could come with a choice of different soap on a ropes: Alien face, Saturn planet, or Rocketship.
Now that might get me into the shower more than twice a week. |
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I didn't like this idea until I realized you could include a cone of light and some floating frog electromagnets.[-]-->[+] |
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How about adding a remote controlled mild shock electronic zap-beam for guests you don't like? If they ask you what hit them in the shower, you could tell them that because of budget constraints that month, you'd had to pay your water and lights bill together at the same time and place, and that you're not sure exactly what hit them in the shower but that that could explain it. And if they think that sounds preposterous, say, "Well, what else could it be? Come on, don't tell me you actually believe the UFO shower head has hostile aliens in it!?!"...and then watch them understay their welcome. |
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