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British at Work.
Topic Started: May 8 2005, 07:19 PM (905 Views)
Peachy
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I fail to see the humour in this. The first time I saw this type of pool was on Extreme Makeover: Home Edidtion (US show). It was put in the garden for a paralysed guy to get some strength back. You can increase the current, unlike a normal pool.
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Well, I think it's just funny because people aren't familiar with them.
Like a stationary bike would have been back in the 40's or whenever. ;)
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Rory
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Yeh, i have seen these before. Not just in the UK. (I think chances are they originated in somewhere like America)
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alamir
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It's funny because of the GIF animations.
http://www.endlesspools.co.uk/splashimages...spanimation.gif

http://www.endlesspools.co.uk/why/swimming...imatedbbart.gif

http://www.endlesspools.co.uk/whatis/images/work.jpg

This product is going nowhere fast. .... litterally.

*drumroll*
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those are old
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This is not innovative.
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Peachy
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PhranK
May 9, 2005 01:43 PM
Well, I think it's just funny because people aren't familiar with them.
Like a stationary bike would have been back in the 40's or whenever. ;)

true I guess

Rory
May 9, 2005 01:44 PM
Yeh, i have seen these before. Not just in the UK. (I think chances are they originated in somewhere like America)

I think so too
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Madman Mike
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Bloddy British are so smart. :arr: 

Yeah I know we are ;)
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Peachy
May 9, 2005 12:24 PM
I fail to see the humour in this. The first time I saw this type of pool was on Extreme Makeover: Home Edidtion (US show). It was put in the garden for a paralysed guy to get some strength back. You can increase the current, unlike a normal pool.

I think I saw that show too, t'were very good indeed. :P
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If I invented a human hamster wheel, would you guys buy it ?
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My mum's rich friend had one of those pools put in the garden of her summer house. Which makes no sense, as her house is right by the sea, and the it'd be easier to just walk the few metres to the beach. And beaches have cool waves as well.

alamir
May 10, 2005 06:03 PM
If I invented a human hamster wheel, would you guys buy it ?

I'd buy six, they are the coolest thing ever! I went in something similar at a science museum somewhere, maybe @Bristol. There were counters of how far you'd gone, and me and my brother were racing for hours. It was so cool.
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alamir
May 10, 2005 01:03 PM
If I invented a human hamster wheel, would you guys buy it ?

I would like to buy and modify it to a Human Russian Roullete.Wheel.Thing.
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I'd buy six, they are the coolest thing ever! I went in something similar at a science museum somewhere, maybe @Bristol. There were counters of how far you'd gone, and me and my brother were racing for hours.


This was in Bristol ??? Wasn't the endless-pool enough pointless work for you guys?

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