Now that more and more kids have access to the internet, welding supplies, industrial grade steel, and less adult supervision, one never knows what surprise is waiting around the next corner or just down the track.
Now that more and more kids have access to the internet, welding supplies, industrial grade steel, and less adult supervision, one never knows what surprise is waiting around the next corner or just down the track.
I am a Peanut Butter man. So you can just imagine my delight as I play this game and see Jelly finally getting what it deserves after all these years. I must admit though, the game also gives me a sentimental longing to watch Robin William's movie "Flubber" again.
We all know that kids love to finger paint. Well here is one that is really good at it - though this is definitely not your avergage finger painting method.
Thanks to satellites, we can see things from up high in space. A lot of people think that the government or NASA can watch their every move with their hi tech surveilance.
As you can see below, however, the technology is not quite there yet.
If only Forrest Gump could play ping pong like this! I always wondered how they did a lot of the special effects in movies. You know the kind where all action stops and the image rotates and then starts again while the characters are doing gravity defying moves that not even Nasa's best astronaut could do. This video wipes out all the mystery.