Let's make all the old-school fans happy and dangle Skyway cars from the PeopleMover track. So a few distracted guests will get bonked on the head. In the long run it's worth it. "But what about where the tracks enter the show buildings?" you might ask. Slo-mo inversion. A couple of cushions inside the roof will alleviate any major injuries. I will submit my detailed plans to Disney this afteroon.

The Rocket Rods did a wonderful job weakening the entire structure of the old Peoplemover supports, so I'd expect to see new Peoplemovers in Disneyland just after they rebuild Cascade Peak.

The transporter has a filter for that.

I'll only be impressed if they add a toilet seat that will automatically adjust to my preferred temperature upon recognition of my butt print.

Now THAT is useful technology!

Every time we go to Japan, I get toilet lust.

Kevy's graphic reminds me that I need to find and post my video of Heather getting squirted in the face by a fancy toilet seat in a Kyoto hotel.

A toilet seat that pisses back.

Too effin funny!

I love Japanese toilets - the fancy ones. I hate the non-fancy ones. It's feast or famine with the toilets of Japan.

Where is this HOTF going? Innoventions?

I got so excited when I heard about this until I realized they were not going to bring back the actual House of the Future. I realize it's an antique by now but I would love to see it again.

It sounds like what they're doing now is the House of Next Week.