Prius Camper Conversion Kit



According to the inventor, Camp-Inn, this camper can sleep four people. Judging from the interior photos at the link, I'd say that's a plausible claim. Owners can probably modify it to have a toilet and a galley, but it'd take creative thinking.

Link -via Glenn Reynolds | Photo: Camp-Inn

Previously: Prius Stretch Limo

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Driving around with the penis sculpture/blunt force murder weapon from Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" on your roof would be cool, but they should change the name from Prius to Priaprism.
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That upper deck looks really claustrophobic. And they could have improved the aerodynamics and accommodation in that area had they fitted the sort of pop top you find on some Mazda Bongos.
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"The original Frankenstein’s monster wasn’t Boris Karloff -it was (believe it or not) a character created by a 19-year-old author named Mary Shelley …more than 190 years ago."

Oh now come on, surely everybody knows that?

Furthermore many scholars think that it was far from a solo effort. Many believe that it was a team effort for which Shelley was given the credit.
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“Frightful must it be; for supremely frightful would be the effect of any human endeavor to mock the stupendous mechanism of the Creator of the world. His success would terrify the artist; he would rush away from his odious handiwork, horror-stricken. He would hope that, left to itself, the slight spark of light which he had communicated would fade; that this thing would subside into dead matter;"

Hmmm...maybe God isn't dead after all. Perhaps he's terror-stricken by his creation and is hiding from us, just like Dr. Frankenstein.
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The significance of Shelly's work cannot be overstated. Frankenstein changed forever how we see questions of life, death and being. While inanimate objects and constructions may have long been given the semblance of life in the form of golems or homunculi, Frankenstein borrowed from natural creation to imbue dead flesh with life. The apparent sentience and awareness of the creature, capable of human thought and feeling, revealed a mechanistic possibility of being that is at odds with the divine Spirit that drove Adam in the garden.
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