The world’s oldest hand dryer?
March 11th, 2007 | Published in Technology, Weird | 1 Comment
Looking like something out of a 1930s science-fiction film, an unexpected bonus of my trip to Omagh this week was the discovery of what I consider to be the oldest hand dryer I have ever laid my eyes on.
I had to snap it with my mobile so the picture quality is a bit rubbish but jeez. I found this in the toilets at Omagh Leisure Complex. Amazingly it worked (the effect being like a 2 month old baby blowing on your hands). What you can’t get from this picture either is how massive the thing was. Like the size of a small house (well maybe that’s a bit of an exaggeration).
March 14th, 2007 at 3:10 pm (#)
nick it! antiques roadshow here we come…might need to give it a scrub though, looks absolutely flithy. i bet it could tell ye some stories, eh, if it could talk…don’t suppose it can. only a matter of time though, a poster started talking to me in katy dalys the other week whilst i was having a pish at the urinal. that’s a true story. traditionally advertisers have a captive audience at the mens urinals, you stare straight ahead into what ever product they are trying to hypnotize you into thinking you need, but just incase you’re staring at your penis or too drunk to read, they now SPEAK to you. 2007 - what the fuck is going on! i also saw a vibrating condom for sale, but that story is for another day…