If you are in New York City, there is an exhibit called “The Rain Room” created by Random International at the Museum of Modern Art. Once you enter the room, the water above falls around you, but not on you. Technology senses your presence and makes the water pause until you move again.
I think this sounds fun and an experience to try out. I still love walking in the rain though.
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That sounds like a really interesting experience!
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I wonder if you can run through the room? Are the sensors that sensitive? One must find out…. hm. 😛
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I was wondering the same thing.
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Great minds think alike! Genius!
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Wow That really sounds Interesting… 🙂
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Hi Harsha! Yes, indeed it does. 🙂
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I love walking in the rain too- we are kindred spirits, surely. Then again, I don’t know of an Irishman who doesn’t like a little rain- not yet.
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Aw. I’m not too familiar with the psyche of Irish men. I don’t come across them too often. Yes, the lure of nature’s lullaby or song is incredibly enticing to me. As you may also know too.
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I saw a short report on this …. fascinating! …. and the lines to enter are long!
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Standing in line is not my kind of thing. I hope it is still around a few months from now. I’ll stand in line when the weather is cooler. Lol. Good to see you Frank, my friend!
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Standing in line in this summer heat would be horrible! Hope you get to visit the exhibit.
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Me too! 🙂
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I would love to run through that room. You will have to visit it Java Girl and tell us how it feels. Very kool!
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I must, I must! However, I do love getting wet! 😀
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Wow lovely
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You should check it out since you live in NYC! 😉
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Just read up about it sounds very intreating will check if out, thank you
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That sounds amazing. Can you create one of those for Seattle?
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Sure! Do you have 1,000 waterfall showerheads out there I could use??? LOL
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We have plenty of waterfall showerheads. I think that just in Bill Gates home there are like 1500 of them. When can we expect that here?
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wow.. this sounds as an amazing experience, even though i don’t mind getting wet in the rain :p 😉
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