Dispensary Corner 22 Jun 12
June 22, 2012
LAZY or genius?
With most developed nations
worried about rising levels of
obesity, it is somewhat ironic that
there seems to be a never-ending
stream of products created to take
physical activity out of people’s
daily lives, the latest of which is a
smart bed which makes itself.
Already a viral sensation, the
mechanical bed, designed by a
Spanish company OHEA, is
designed to detect when its
owner gets up and out of bed, and
then to automatically put the bed
back into order.
To make itself, the bed uses
mechanical arms which pop up
and draw the bed covers back into
the “made” position, whilst the
pillows are pulled into place using
a cord, then lifted, readjusted and
placed back at the top of the bed.
The whole process takes around
50 seconds - to see CLICK HERE.
APPARENTLY death does not stop
work.
The undead need jobs too
according to an experience
website, Wish.co.uk, which is
calling for job applications for
zombies.
The website is advertising the
zombie positions to fill spots at its
Zombie Manor where it hosts
zombie battles, which people
looking for a thrill pay to
participate in.
“Why settle for a dead end job,
when you can apply for an undead
end job instead?” said Richard
Kershaw, co-founder of
Wish.co.uk.
“Hundreds of zombie fans from
around the world have contacted
us begging for work.
“Given the huge demand for our
Zombie Manor House, we’re
inviting these people to audition
in front of our expert panel to see
if they have the right stuff,” he
added.
The live auditions are taking
place next week, with undead
applicants to be assessed on their
look, groan and walk.
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