Re: Some Funny Pics.

Dave R

Marian, where did you find that? Do you know more about it?

pichuneke

@dave r said:

Marian, where did you find that? Do you know more about it?

http://www.instructables.com/id/The-Most-Useless-Machine/

thomthom

Brilliant!

Marian

I see pichuneke found a better link.
I found it here:
[url]meme.yahoo.com/erdem/p/JoeXbSs/[/url]
it's a useless link, information wise.

It's amazing how something completely useless got so popular so fast, i saw on that site a few guys made they're own versions.
I wonder if someone can make something like that box with sketchyphysics?

remus

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(news.bbc.co.uk)

Might only work in the UK as its an iplayer vid.

david_h

Obviously most of you guys were born after the Pet Rock fad of the 1970's. People naturally gravitate toward the silly, useless and inane. That's why I always seem to have a job I guess.

Dave R

David, I remember the pet rock although I never had one. My mom figured she'd have to feed and clean up after it so I wasn't allowed to have one.

solo

I also remember pets rocks and Sea monkey's.

I just wonder back those days when we were not forced to be PC, what would happen if you boxed coal?

boofredlay

Well you fellas should know that the Pet Rock has evolved for a new breed of suckers.
http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/cubegoodies/c208/?cpg=cj

@unknownuser said:

...these USB Pet Rocks don't do a dang thing.

Gaieus

Then how about a tamagotchi cemetery?

(If you cannot remember what tamagotchis were - a one step more advanced than that stone)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamagotchi

thomthom

...I never had them, but I hated them when they where all the rage at school. Annoying buggers...

rickgraham

@unknownuser said:

Obviously most of you guys were born after the Pet Rock fad of the 1970's. People naturally gravitate toward the silly, useless and inane. That's why I always seem to have a job I guess.

I had one of those! But it died from kidney stones.