Explanation & Example
Ok - So you might be wondering what the heck is a Rube Goldberg Machine (see sidepanel under Matiss' favourite things)? Well here is an explanation and an example. Will it work?
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That is FANtastic! I'm assuming you've seen the car ad using an extremely complex version of this? If not: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYabfifhEPE
It apparently took over 600 attempts...
Jem and the boys have made quite a few of these over the last week or so. Must be a male spatial awareness thing, because whenever they ask me to help them make one, I can't think of interesting ways to make an object move!
Yes, the car ad is amazing!
Wow! I was wondering what that was... very cool.
I have to say as well- you're looking very lovely! The hair suits, and you just look good! ;)