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I have a better solution: electrified paint.

• TeMPOraL 12y ago
  Would look cool during rain. Come to think of it, this anti-pee coating could also be cool during rain - nothing like getting splashed by an oncoming car from both sides.
  • derefr 12y ago
    Actually yeah, I really would like to see how a whole street of hydrophobic buildings would look in pouring rain. Would there seem to be almost a lumpy force-shield around them from the radius of all the deflected raindrops? Where would they all go after hitting the buildings? Etc. (Good use for a physics simulation; a "rain-tracer", so to speak.) Now I'm wondering, though, whether you could mix hydrophobic oils into tarmac in a way where all the water on a road would "slick off" toward the nearest ditch, without impacting car tire grippage.
• civilian 12y ago
  Mythbusters proved that this won't work--- the pee separates into droplets and doesn't form a continuous stream. Nevertheless, irish storeowners are trying this method anyway. Also, why you gotta punish natural human behavior? God wouldn't have given us penises if he didn't want to piss on walls.