Video of the week -- a bouncing ball
From Japan. It's surprising what you can do with pieces of wood shaped just right.
posted by Infidel753 at 4:53 AM
12 May 2011
From Japan. It's surprising what you can do with pieces of wood shaped just right.
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6 Comments:
Awesome.... that is absolutely great!!!
That had to have taken forever to build but was definitely worth it, thanks for sharing.
Okjimm: Thanks.
Cyc: Must have been pretty big, too.....maybe fifty or a hundred yards long?
wow... amazing, indeed. But isn't it too long of a telephone advert ? or it's not an advert at all.
Prash: Apparently it is, though I can't think where such a long ad would have been shown, and it doesn't exactly emphasize the product.
knowing a little about Japan and been there for 20 days... I think it is totally possible that this advert could have been aired. The product might be so obvious for the Japanese but not for us. They live in a different world, trust me ... :-)
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