Shit just got real…

[Robin]

@DDunit:

> Gel doesn't stick to anything at all and doesn't smell.

My gel is frequently stuck to your mother's face.

[DrNova]

Wouldnt you lose jello inside the jello fridge?

[ddunit]

@Robin:

> @DDunit:
>
> > Gel doesn't stick to anything at all and doesn't smell.
>
> My gel is frequently stuck to your mother's face.

I doubt you're a big white fridge filled with green gel Robin.

[renzo]

@DDunit:

> @Robin:
>
> > @DDunit:
> >
> > > Gel doesn't stick to anything at all and doesn't smell.
> >
> > My gel is frequently stuck to your mother's face.
>
> I doubt you're a big white fridge filled with green gel Robin.

Prepare to be surprised.

[Chakkra]

http://www.electroluxdesignlab.com/2010/06/electrolux-design-lab-2010-semi-finalists/

The ideas here are idiotic and completely random and would never work in a million years..

A virtual kitchen with robots. The fuck?

[PD]

mhmmmm….......WTF???

But lmao.

[Kusy]

@-Vegeta-:

> http://www.electroluxdesignlab.com/2010/06/electrolux-design-lab-2010-semi-finalists/
>
> The ideas here are idiotic and completely random and would never work in a million years..
>
> A virtual kitchen with robots. The fuck?

Desing, ever heard of it?

Not to mention all those projects are possible right now, and if not, it's a matter of 10 years maximum.

[Chakkra]

I don't feel like having everything communal (Which most of these ideas involve).

Communism isn't my thang.

[Kusy]

And that was random… hand washing machine, a gell fridge and a virtual kitchen... realy? What the duck are you talking about man?

[Chakkra]

1: The Kitchen Hideaway, Daniel Dobrogorsky, Australia
The Kitchen Hideaway is a virtual reality concept that allows the inhabitants of a communal building to imagine being in a kitchen, preparing a particular meal rather than having to actually do this for themselves. The thoughts of the user are then transmitted to robotic chefs within the building who then prepare the visualised meal in a real kitchen and with real ingredients.  In effect, the headset replaces the need for kitchen appliances in individual dwellings, saving space through creative thinking.

2: Community Fridge, Pedro Sanin Perez, Colombia
The ‘Community Fridge’ minimises space by acting as a grocery storage and ordering facility. Designed for use in communal buildings, each resident is assigned a space within the fridge to store their groceries. When time for a snack or refreshment a wall mounted digital interface facilitates direct ordering of items using a dedicated delivery shaft.

[Kusy]

So I understand that you don't know what a comunal building is and that when you see a word starting with "comun" you automaticaly think it's about comunism? Good for you. And yeah, two projects are defenetly MOST out of 25 concepts.

The only "comunal" concept in those two you pointed out (and I knew you are going to point them out because they are on the beggining and they had the commie sounding words visible) is that you share space that can be saved this way. You don't share the food - in your part of the fridge there can be fucking black caviare imported from russia while your neighbour next door eats spam each day because he can't afford anything more. Yeah - that's exacly how communism works man. Exacly.

[Robin]

@-Vegeta-:

> I don't feel like having everything communal (Which most of these ideas involve).
>
> Communism isn't my thang.

Oh my GOD! Of course! Sharing space means we're all **communist bastards!**
Why didn't I think of it before!