Matching socks detector

Sometimes people like me will grab any pair of socks to wear even if they are of different color. I wish my socks had some kind of tiny wireless beeping device on them that would beep every time I didn't wear a matching pair. It's function can be simple. Every time a sock's matching pair is not within a distance of one meter it would beep. This way it would also help me not to lose socks.

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toilet paper thoughts here

do you ever think of toilet paper? we use it so much it's a necessity. we love to abuse, scratch, stain, scrub and tarnish it, don't we? we molest rile and rag its lovely white color on a rolling basis every single day...if products had rights, toilet paper rights would by definition of use be absolutely shitty and toxic! perhaps if we could reverse the effects of use by coming up with a new kind of toilet paper that comes in crap color and switches to clean white after use. you know, it goes from maculate to immaculate and from molested black to extra virgin white. imagine swiping your... black with it and the paper comes out white instead. that would be The revolution in toilet paper rights!

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White fillings for TV celebrities

Composite white fillings, made of composite, provide natural-looking restoration. They are called white fillings because of the natural, tooth color of the material. They can be made on-site and completed in only one office visit to the dentist. I like Jon Stewart very much and I love to watch his show, but I think all TV celebrities should have white fillings. Don't you agree?

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Why colors in Indian restaurants are so monotounous?

This thought was posted on Thinkaloo on 18 March 2008 by member yikes

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Food and color preference are subjective of course. But! objectively speaking, isn't color in most Indian restaurants in Europe or in America rather dull and monotonous? Why don't they make the color combinations more exciting? More spicy so to speak so that they at least match the plenty of spice there is in Indian food?