And this is how we do it in the U.S. of A.--on Jimmy Kimmel Live, natch.
I love these things.
DoctorG says
Well, the first one was done by a marketing company. So that means somebody got paid to make that contraption. My dream job!
As an art student back when dinosaurs walked the earth, one of my assignments was to make a Rube Goldberg machine. As its final step, the thingiecrammie blew itself up. Very satisfying.
Dearmer says
I don't know if I've laughed at *anything* lately as hard as I laughed at the second link. Thanks so much for that!
Darias says
The first one was awesome.
The second one hurts me.
Glenn says
Hey, JoCo -- are you ever going to play NYC again? I turned a friend on to you music, and she's despairing of ever seeing you there.
Mike says
A bit too late probably, but the top image of the page of that first video link may not be safe for some work environments.
Then again, if you can watch Super Mario at work, you're probably ok.
Lhyzz says
That Rube Goldberg device was brilliant. It had some very clever components, but my favorite was the chessboard.
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Kerrin says
That 1st video is awesome.
The second is painful to watch, I have very little patients...I wouldn't have a console if I played that level.
Luke M says
Rube Goldberg devices, eh?
Here's some good ones from Japan.
This is a trailer for the 30-min. German physics-based chain-reaction art project The Way Things Go.
Japan again: Ramen now more convenient than ever!
And this is how we do it in the U.S. of A.--on Jimmy Kimmel Live, natch.
I love these things.
DoctorG says
Well, the first one was done by a marketing company. So that means somebody got paid to make that contraption. My dream job!
As an art student back when dinosaurs walked the earth, one of my assignments was to make a Rube Goldberg machine. As its final step, the thingiecrammie blew itself up. Very satisfying.
Dearmer says
I don't know if I've laughed at *anything* lately as hard as I laughed at the second link. Thanks so much for that!
Darias says
The first one was awesome.
The second one hurts me.
Glenn says
Hey, JoCo -- are you ever going to play NYC again? I turned a friend on to you music, and she's despairing of ever seeing you there.
Mike says
A bit too late probably, but the top image of the page of that first video link may not be safe for some work environments.
Then again, if you can watch Super Mario at work, you're probably ok.
Lhyzz says
That Rube Goldberg device was brilliant. It had some very clever components, but my favorite was the chessboard.