Futurama proven right, results not pretty
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Posted on: 2010-09-19 24:19 in Comic and Hero-Villain Culture
I foresee many cosplayers using this for furry characters.
Um... I don't think this would work on someone like me. I've basically got a sweater on at all times. Spray on stuff bonding together skin tight would probably bond my psuedo fur into it. I just see that ending poorly.
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Ummm, do we even want to think about the bathroom issues?
Why have something that ugly and impractical when you can have normal clothes that are skintight? 
Socks, tights, stockings, leggings, riding pants, jeans, gym leotards, t-shirts, normal tops, mini-skirts, mini-dresses - there's just so much real clothing you can pick from without needing to use a can of stringly plastic foam if you want something tight
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On the one hand...totally impractical and somewhat stupid...
On the other hand. This would make for a great survival kit addition. Cold night, ripped your clothes, need extra layers, someone stole your clothes... seems like it would be pretty useful when you need an immediate solution to clothes problem.
Yeah, it's pretty impractical. Maybe a bit more work on making it faster and applying more fabric would make it more useful. Also one would probably use this to make his/her own clothes for later use rather than something one would immediately wear, because the time needed would take so long especially if you're in a hurry.
But anyone else thought of something similar while viewing this video. I was thinking superhero gadget, like a pseudo web shooter version of Spidey's. Make it tougher and stronger. Use it to.... well... distract and cover bad guys.
the fetish community is gonna love it.
don't see much love from other quarters, at least not until it evolves a bit further.
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Durakken makes a good point. This would be excellent for backpackers/survivalists with a little adjustment. All they gotta do is make it so that it can bond with other types of fabric. Then you can use it for emergency repairs on damaged clothing or to add another layer when its too cold out. Also could be used to make socks in an emergency. Nothing worse in a survival situation than damaged, wet, or holey socks.
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Wouldn't it be easier to just like....put on a shirt?
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Note to self, add lead and mercury to spray on clothes.
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Originally Posted by Cowman
I foresee many cosplayers using this for furry characters.
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I direct you to the comic "Empowered". Covers this in a slightly more...risque...fashion. |
Originally Posted by Crim_the_Cold
Um... I don't think this would work on someone like me. I've basically got a sweater on at all times. Spray on stuff bonding together skin tight would probably bond my psuedo fur into it. I just see that ending poorly.
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*The comic is fairly NSFW, but a pretty funny spin on superherodom.
Cool, emergancy spray on clothes.
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Originally Posted by Spork_NA
Wouldn't it be easier to just like....put on a shirt?
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With this, just patch whatever fails.
Didn't they have this already in Star Trek for Counselor Troi's and Seven of Nine's outfits?
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Yeah, it was pretty clearly designed by a person with no body hair.
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Originally Posted by Crim_the_Cold
Um... I don't think this would work on someone like me. I've basically got a sweater on at all times. Spray on stuff bonding together skin tight would probably bond my psuedo fur into it. I just see that ending poorly.
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That was semi-gloss paint and textured paint, respectively. Spray-on fabric is new and innovative! And I foresee many pranks in the tagging community when their compatriots replace that can of spray paint with spray fabric.
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Originally Posted by Father Xmas
Didn't they have this already in Star Trek for Counselor Troi's and Seven of Nine's outfits?
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Goodbye, I guess.
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Originally Posted by Lazarus
Ummm, do we even want to think about the bathroom issues?
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Well, just a little bit.
PS: Oddly not as bad as the piercing/chainmail leotard/chinese ring trick interface incident.
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The nudist would just counter with a Nude Bomb!
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Originally Posted by Lemur Lad
I foresee nudist colonies and nude beaches getting buzzed by low flying drones carrying Clothes Bombs.
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Originally Posted by DreamWeaver
When you've had to cut a friend out of a liquid latex outfit in a club bathroom with EMT scissors, being VERY careful not to nick anything or pull out a piercing, you realise that there needs to be a balance between sheer fabulousness and practicality.
Well, just a little bit. PS: Oddly not as bad as the piercing/chainmail leotard/chinese ring trick interface incident. |
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...and no back. I mean, sure, you could spray the front on pretty easy but how in the heck are you supposed to reach behind yourself?!?
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Originally Posted by DarkGob
Yeah, it was pretty clearly designed by a person with no body hair.
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I think it needs to be edible first...
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Originally Posted by Nethergoat
the fetish community is gonna love it.
don't see much love from other quarters, at least not until it evolves a bit further. |
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Spray-on clothing!
It's not terribly efficient (one can could only do the front of a slim person) or pretty, but it would make a good spray-on bikini.
Goodbye, I guess.
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