I'm sure I posted this before, but I just saw it again recently. If you liked building kinetic "machines" when you were a kid or even if you just enjoy clever use of weird stuff fo no purpose then you'll enjoy this.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3163263343187879320
PITAGORA SUICHI means "Pythagoras Switch", which is the name of the Japanese children's show that these bits come from.
I have watched a pile of those all ready.. Sad thing is I have watched so many, I rarely get a kick out of them any more..
I've seen these twice now in four years so I guess I'm still happy with 'em.
EDIT: Oh yeah, you're a Narutard, so you've seen these a LOT ;) (j/k)
Quote from: Mr. Analog on April 02, 2008, 11:24:06 AM
EDIT: Oh yeah, you're a Narutard, so you've seen these a LOT ;) (j/k)
I kinda figured I knew what you were talking about but I didn't expect 5 pages of deffinitions (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=narutard&page=1) on urbandictionary.com
Quote from: Lazybones on April 02, 2008, 12:48:55 PM
5 pages of deffinitions (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=narutard&page=1) on urbandictionary.com
I love this from definition 5:
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Narutard
a narutard is a person who is completely tits about the infamous series of fine japanese animation
I can
totally hear someone with a British accent saying "he's completely tits about it!" In fact, I think "completely tits" is gonna be one of my new phrases :)
An episode of South Park had Cartman encouraging the rest of them to say "That's the tits!" instead of "That's the @%&#!" when something is double-plus-good, since tits have less of a negative connotation than @%&#.
Just thought I'd share that insight.