South Korea's Innovative parking places.

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+24 1. Alessa commented 10 years ago

simple and great idea
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-5 2. spaz commented 10 years ago

Well aren't those balloons made of petrochemicals? They also use electricity for being manufactured. Not much of a saving if you ask me... :/
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+36 3. Dauntless commented 10 years ago

Someone should tell them that our helium supplies are lower than our petroleum!
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+4 4. LQoQK commented 10 years ago

its not going to work on a windy day, reveres and booom here goes a balloon. also I wont be able to stop my kids from taking them as souvenirs
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+3 5. MrAlwaysRight commented 10 years ago

S-Oil!!!! The new Jesus Christ!
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+2 6. BarraMacAnna commented 10 years ago

1:28 Isn't the dash for spaces normal in a theme-park car park? :)
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+4 7. tsar911 commented 10 years ago

Did the last guy say "I seriously couldn't do without the balloons" -- Creepy much?

And the woman says there's nothing more economical than this. Which world are they from??
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+13 8. Belzbeebub commented 10 years ago

Why is the sign in "English" and not in Korean?...........
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+4 9. kaleemyork commented 10 years ago

8# because they want to introduce this idea for world wide i hope my country will follow this idea too .
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+3 10. loadme commented 10 years ago

"save oil, save time, save money"

yeah.. "waste helium, waste plastic, pay for maintenance"


looking for options is great. however, they should think about something on a bigger scale to not only cover some parking lots
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+3 11. Dannelito commented 10 years ago

Its the perfect solution for the company. It makes it easier for people to choose the car over other alternatives. They get good publicity and it doesnt make people save so much oil that the oil-company needs to shut down gas-stations. They are an oil-company, why would they want to sell less oil? I hope Im wrong. :/
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+5 12. irishgek commented 10 years ago

Helium is also a finite resource .....
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+1 13. archis commented 10 years ago

Who will save helium now? Still a genius idea.
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-3 14. Dubsteppah commented 10 years ago

But use more oil on the trucks delivering the balloons, making the balloons themselves and the work into placing the balloons there. It's a good idea in theory but when you add up all the small things that have to be done to get it going, it doesn't look worth it!
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0 15. FatHorse commented 10 years ago

PATHETIC....! :O

Yeah let's not address the problem from the abusive car use and not talk about public transportation....

Helium baloons will solve everything. That's the kind of idiotic ad you would have seen in the fifties....
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0 16. drfierce commented 10 years ago

Yeah, let's trade oil, of which there is still plenty of, for helium which is rare and getting scarcer and scarcer and above all is needed for high-tech equipment, such as MRIs. :(
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0 17. SquidCap commented 10 years ago

Probably wastes more than 1l of oil per balloon used.
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0 18. Wotty1 commented 7 years ago

So,
What are the balloons filled with?
Hydrogen...No.
Helium... almost certainly.
Helium is a very scarce and a nonrenewable resource.
We need the helium for serious medical and scientific purposes.

This is insane!!