A rugthat turns into a laundry bag. "The perfect gift for teenagers, students and the lazy other half."[via] posted by adampsyche (27 comments total)
The design looks like a multiple-dismemberment crime scene. posted by scarabic at 6:08 PM on December 2, 2004
Towels and sheets already do this. posted by bingo at 6:13 PM on December 2, 2004
it's as if they've been monitering my room and thinking, "How can we capitalize on his utter helplessness as a human being?" posted by buriednexttoyou at 6:20 PM on December 2, 2004
I think it's funny. Although, rooms needing the special-ed laundry bag are also rooms that might not have the spare space for a rug. posted by Sticherbeast at 6:28 PM on December 2, 2004
Can we fold up sites like this and launder them? posted by kozad at 6:35 PM on December 2, 2004
...clothes are chucked on the stylish Laundry Rug, where they will stay until wash-day comes around.
...or until the rug ceases to be stylish/visible at which point you'll be back to square one, minus fifty-eight bucks. Sixty-nine Canadian. posted by weapons-grade pandemonium at 6:37 PM on December 2, 2004
30gbp seems a tad steep for what is apparently a round piece of some kind of fabric with a drawstring around the edge.
Or maybe I'm just cheap. posted by recursive at 6:38 PM on December 2, 2004
30gbp seems a tad steep for what is apparently a round piece of some kind of fabric with a drawstring around the edge.
Well, if you're that lazy, you certainly wouldn't make one on your own. posted by adampsyche at 6:48 PM on December 2, 2004
Do they do wallpaper that takes photos of the contents of my room, and automatically writes up listings and posts them on eBay when I get close to my overdraft limit?
Does this wallpaper produce shipping labels? posted by armoured-ant at 6:51 PM on December 2, 2004
this is a great idea. Unfortunately, I lack the space to use it. Blast! posted by puke & cry at 7:08 PM on December 2, 2004
The Mafia has been doing this for years. posted by dong_resin at 7:19 PM on December 2, 2004
Rocks. I agree with puke and cry, but in practice my socks end up on the floor anyway... posted by prettyboyfloyd at 7:43 PM on December 2, 2004
Next: Dorm that turns into a dumpster.
Hilarious! posted by Secret Life of Gravy at 7:52 PM on December 2, 2004
Towels and sheets already do this.
But they're not as stylish when you leave them on the floor! This rug seems to be for vain and lazy people as opposed to just lazy people. posted by LunaticFringe at 7:53 PM on December 2, 2004
apparently it has "chords", which is more than the GuitarBot can say. posted by quonsar at 7:53 PM on December 2, 2004
I've found these collapsible hampers to be very useful. The local dollar store has them in lots of colors. But those folding Ikea hampers break apart the moment you try to use them. posted by euphorb at 8:05 PM on December 2, 2004
This rug seems to be for vain and lazy people as opposed to just lazy people
This differs though in that now you have something that's actually supposed to be on the ground, rather than throwing a blanket out on your floor. A small difference, perhaps, but a difference all the same. posted by puke & cry at 8:05 PM on December 2, 2004
I DO like the outlining of the 'dead clothing', ky00t! posted by kamylyon at 8:14 PM on December 2, 2004
LunaticFringe: Upon further review, that seems to be what you're saying. Vain, I am. posted by puke & cry at 8:17 PM on December 2, 2004
This differs though in that now you have something that's actually supposed to be on the ground, rather than throwing a blanket out on your floor. A small difference, perhaps, but a difference all the same.
So now the target market is vain and lazy students of law or semantics. posted by weapons-grade pandemonium at 8:18 PM on December 2, 2004
"apparently it has 'chords', which is more than the GuitarBot can say."
oh guitarbot, will anyone ever *really* understand you? posted by mrplab at 8:30 PM on December 2, 2004
posted by puke & cry at 10:17 PM CST on December 2
Damn if I don't love that as a user name. And yes, for both reasons. posted by Ufez Jones at 10:43 PM on December 2, 2004
What an absurd premise. Call me when they make one for quick and efficient body disposal. posted by The God Complex at 11:00 PM on December 2, 2004
I see London, I see France, I see that model's British flag panties.
If that means she's going "commando" in the picture above, it makes me more interested.
now, what was she selling? posted by Balisong at 6:17 AM on December 3, 2004
Do they do wallpaper that takes photos of the contents of my room, and automatically writes up listings and posts them on eBay when I get close to my overdraft limit?
Does this wallpaper produce shipping labels?
Unspeakably brilliant.
(But wallpaper paste--so permanent.) Maybe a portable product for college dorms? A beaded curtain, or a Che Guevera poster linked to Quicken? posted by Tufa at 1:03 PM on December 3, 2004
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