Dumbest. Idea. Ever.
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  • Posted On: Oct 13 2004 10:42pm
Found a link to this at somethingawful.

http://www.qsleeper.com/index.html
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  • Posted On: Oct 14 2004 2:09am
They forgot to add eventual suffocation to the list.
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  • Posted On: Oct 14 2004 2:14am
If it's shielded against bio and chemical weapons my guess is it has an internal oxygen refinery.




Or they're fucking idiots.
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  • Posted On: Oct 14 2004 2:17am
I'd imagine you'd wake up with a nasty bruise on your forehead for the first couple of weeks, too.
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  • Posted On: Oct 14 2004 11:53am
Sleeping in complete darkness with all outside sounds blocked? I'd buy it for that alone.
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  • Posted On: Oct 14 2004 12:33pm
I don't think it's much of a safe room... someone could just set that damn thing a fire and your toast...
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  • Posted On: Oct 14 2004 1:09pm
Wow... I won't begin to explain how desperatly sad that thing is.
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  • Posted On: Oct 14 2004 3:31pm
Ridiculous.
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  • Posted On: Oct 14 2004 5:36pm
What's wrong with it? All it's missing is an internet jack and a pizza slot for delivery and you're golden!


  • Posted On: Oct 15 2004 1:55pm
Quantum Sleepers can also be fitted to provide protection from destructive forces of nature such as tornados, hurricanes, earthquakes and floods.


I would imagine that if you wake up under a hundred feet of water and open your bed, you're screwed. What kind of protection is that?

The average cost of the Quantum Sleeper is estimated at about $160,000.00


I'll run right out and get one...