... But the term "stack overflow" comes to mind. And probably has an entirely different meaning, here.

Doc.

nt....

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Does this airbag make my butt look big?

that got wifi and bluetooth and works with google.

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It's not for cute young models, it's for old folk with fragile hips. n/t

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Ten years ago!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstop ... derly.html

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I first saw mention of this toilet in 2011. I think the thing now it they included a Google home type of assistant for it.

I checked amazon- it's $10,000 Canadian, so it's either this or a quad:https://www.amazon.ca/Kohler-K-3901-0-C ... B00DT5GH6O

... motorcycle users; I know there's a neck collar that does something similar in the event of a wreck. I dunno, maybe rig it so that it sits on top of the armor that's already sold as secondary/supplemental protection?

I first saw mention of this toilet in 2011. I think the thing now it they included a Google home type of assistant for it.

I checked amazon- it's $10,000 Canadian, so it's either this or a quad:https://www.amazon.ca/Kohler-K-3901-0-C ... B00DT5GH6O

Frankly, I'd rather have a toilet that a) works 97%+ of the time, and b) when it does break, have 'standardized' parts that I can go to the DIY store and buy (or easily purchase without having to find a distributor).

While my current favorite fails in the b) category (I've not actually checked to see how hard a replacement flapper/valve system for the American Standard Champion 4 series is to buy), the thing uses a standard FluidMaster fill valve which is pretty much available everywhere, is almost brainless to replace, and lasts for a good 5-6 years even with Arizona's terrible water.

(Kohler's parts book for just their toilets is 300+ pages, if that gives you an indication of my dislike for them.)