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September 22, 2006 12:03 AM
Broken: Neorest toilet slogan
Yet another example of something that doesn't need to be called an experience.
The sales book of Neorest, a toilet manufacturer, promises "an experience beyond words."
Disagree. If having a very special terlet magically washing, warming, and drying your fiddly bits doesn't count as an experience, then what does?
I don't get why a remote control is necessary for this thing... wouldn't a person using the toilet be sitting on it and not elsewere?
Thunder_gryphoN have you ever left the bathroom and got back to your comfortable chair in front of the tv and thought "did i flush?" now you dont have to get up and check just push the remote flusher.
I wonder if this analyzes your business. i.e. "Hello (insert name), Seems like today you have quite a lot of fiber."
p.s. TIBE4ME we can only be that lucky.
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well.. it's a Bidet/Toilet combo with a heated seat and a remote!
maybe the Neorest folks think that's special enough to qualify an "experience"?
Posted by: J-Anne at September 22, 2006 12:42 AM