A better place for the pedestrian push button

What about placing the pedestrian push button on the ground?

I think that would make it easier for people to use it. When someone carries heavy bags for example it's easier to step on it than lift the arms to push it. People who are very tall have to bend and people who are very short have to stretch or lift their arms. It's also more hygienic as people don't have to use their hands to press it.

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curious to know if benjamin (un)button(ed) lolita?

the story is brilliant and the movie is perhaps a very smart way to sneak in 'lolita' back into america but from the front door this time. as you know, the story of lolita is the story of an old man falling in love with a little girl. it was judged too immoral to be allowed to be seen in america. the brilliant trick with the benjamin button movie was that they convinced people that an old man could develop a connection with a young girl because he was a little boy inside. if old-looking is not same as old yet all old men are old-looking and if all old-looking old men develop into little kids anyway as they age, then what's to stop old men now from openly pursuing hidden lolita dreams and sexual desires? did benjamin unbutton lolita? i think so.

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A more creative keyboard

If it is in our genes to stimulate our brains when we use our hands, a keyboard whose every button is made from different material should stimulate more creativity in the brain than a normal keyboard with buttons made of plastic.

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TrickySignUp.com

The site sends a spam email with the following content: "Thank you for signing up on our site. If your personal info was stolen and it wasn't You who signed up then you must immediately Sign Out or Your credit card will be charged $100/month!" The un-suspicious user lands on the sign out page where he is asked to give his email address and password. Thinking he just saved himself $100/month he then presses the sign out button and he signs Up on the site where according to the terms of service that no one ever reads, the user understands that the purpose of the site is to trick people to sign up by signing out and that by clicking on the sign out button they willfully and permanently join the site with no option to ever sign out of it! :D:D:D

Don't ask me why we need such a site. I don't know. Some people may be too bored with their lives or there may be people who want to test how gullible they are. Or maybe the world is curious to know how many suckers don't read what they sign up for. I just gave out the idea, you come up with the reasons for or against it or click here to sign out of it :))

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