Originally posted by Jarvmeister
Awesome, but not funny.
I don't even think it's particularly awesome, to be honest.
The project managers checklist essentially consisted of.....
1) Did we know our physics calculations?
2) Do we have the equipment?
3) Can someone drive for us, please?
Done.
I just don't consider it impressive in the slightest. I'm sure it will be broken again next year.
BTG
quote:
Originally posted by Acton
I don't even think it's particularly awesome, to be honest.
The project managers checklist essentially consisted of.....
1) Did we know our physics calculations?
2) Do we have the equipment?
3) Can someone drive for us, please?
Done.
I just don't consider it impressive in the slightest. I'm sure it will be broken again next year.
aw come on. that is AWESOME.
Did you never play with hotwheels as a kid with a track?
Acton
quote:
Originally posted by BTG
aw come on. that is AWESOME.
Did you never play with hotwheels as a kid with a track?
I certainly did, but I was more of a Scalextric guy :p
It looked great and yeah, it's an achievement, but an achievement in my books, gains 'awesomeness' when it's a challenging one. I just don't believe this to be a challenging stunt.
I'm sure the only challenging aspect was convincing people to invest in it :p
Trance-MB
quote:
Originally posted by Acton
I'm sure the only challenging aspect was convincing people to invest in it :p
And that's why it's awesome as in Europe no-one would invest in a stunt like that. That's typical "Only in America" to me and that's why a laugh appeared.
Today:
D.j Skez
Mr. Pink
i have only laughed out loud once in this thread.
no bueno :(
Lagrangian
infiniteJEST
DeRangedMind
quote:
Originally posted by BTG
I love these chop ups but man editing is so time consuming!
