Spin me a tale
Feb. 27th, 2009 07:10 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
imomusI'm spending the day on ICE trains, getting from Berlin to Holland, then performing in the evening, wearing funny clothes and making stuff up.
I planned to give Click Opera a holiday today, but at the last minute I thought I'd post this photo and ask you, dear reader, to make stuff up yourself: a short (fifty words or so?) narrative related in some way to the picture.
I won't say anything at this stage about what the photo is, who took it, who's in it, where or why it came about. Think of it as a Rorschach onto which you can project whatever you like -- a rumination, a story about the characters, a joke, a piece of philosophising, a weather forecast, a sci-fi scenario, a haiku, a fashion report. Be creative, be kind, give me something interesting to read when my iPod crackles to life in the Dutch wifi!
I planned to give Click Opera a holiday today, but at the last minute I thought I'd post this photo and ask you, dear reader, to make stuff up yourself: a short (fifty words or so?) narrative related in some way to the picture.
I won't say anything at this stage about what the photo is, who took it, who's in it, where or why it came about. Think of it as a Rorschach onto which you can project whatever you like -- a rumination, a story about the characters, a joke, a piece of philosophising, a weather forecast, a sci-fi scenario, a haiku, a fashion report. Be creative, be kind, give me something interesting to read when my iPod crackles to life in the Dutch wifi!
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Having it your way!
Date: 2009-02-27 05:26 pm (UTC)http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/feb/26/toilet-roll-america
It's also terrifying to discover the reindeer population is on the demise. If all their lives would revolve around the humble cabbage, it might be a better world.
Re: Having it your way!
Date: 2009-02-27 08:55 pm (UTC)Eleven brands of plastic toilet-top bidet systems; most from Japan.
The most basic versions cost under $200US which is probably the cost of one year's toiletpaper "consumption". I'm guessing these things work for years and years as they are rather simple as several utilize a "hand-pump" action which remove any need for electricity. I would recommend one that at very least heats the water in reservoir, though.