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This is interesting. About 1995 I wrote a spoof for a guy named Sam Blair who is a retired Navy man. We both worked at the VA Hospital in Phoenix, Az. His love was submarines. I included in my spoof of submarines screen doors(which I had never heard or seen before.Since then I have seen it on Web Sites and a talk show host said it. Interesting! I wonder who started that or maybe anyone could have thought of that. In my spoof there are a lot of useless things in a submarine. The screen doors, the cathedral ceiling, the barbecue grill, the patio, the elevators, the oil in the nuclear engine, the spiral staircases, the evaporative coolers(imagine that), lookout towers, and others.
This doggie door on an RV is quite creative. I love stuff like that. Thanks for it.