Okay. I know this is sort of a “guy thing” but please watch these three minutes of incredible awesomeness!
It has nothing to do with writing, but everything to do with creativity. Be inspired.
Fun Fridays – Aug. 12, 2011
Okay. I know this is sort of a “guy thing” but please watch these three minutes of incredible awesomeness!
It has nothing to do with writing, but everything to do with creativity. Be inspired.
I just posted this to my facebook. I hope my kids don’t get any ideas . . .
You’re right, it is a guy thing. 😉 Thank goodness they weren’t wasting my beloved diet pepsi! Seriously, very cool.
Great choice Steve! Enjoyed it!
How sad, think of all the words that didn’t get written because they watered the lawn. 🙂
It’s not just guys who like that! It’s a hoot!!
Not a guy thing… It’s a “geyser thing”!
Back in my younger days, the most fun we had with Coke was to croon, “I’d like to teach the world to sing…in perfect harmony….”
Thanks for the laugh!
That is way cool. One sticky mess, but cool. I’m sharing this with my chemistry teacher hubby.
It’s not a “guy thing”; it was science — after all, they were wearing lab coats and safety goggles, so that makes it official!
Kind of like the Bellagio at the end there. Cool.
But, Steve, you eat those Mentos?? I’m just sayin’.
That was pretty awesome. In fact–dare I say it–epic.
LOL! Who knew you could have summer sprinkler fun with Diet Coke sprinklers powered by candy?
And I agree with Selina — definitely EPIC.
Thanks for sharing, Steve!
Definitely WAY TOO much time on their hands. I mean, just how much time went into setting that up for only a couple of minutes of entertainment. But, then again, if this goes viral… then I guess it could possibly surpass the amount of viewing time per set-up time.
Reminds me of the fountain show at Epcot Center we saw a few weeks ago. Only on a much smaller scale. And with different ingredients. And fewer onlookers. But other than that, they were EXACTLY the same!
I loved this and laughed all the way through. Will get my husband to watch and he’ll love it too. He loves anything that blows up! There is a Myth Busters episode that shows this same thing. Not sure what’s funnier – watching it or hearing the fanatical laughter that goes along with it. Love the music, too. It’s a happy little tune to go with a happy event. I can relate to the celebration at the end when it all goes well. The guys were like anxious parents watching a child as they walked along. 🙂
The kid in me says, “awesome!” The adult woman I am says, “who’s cleaning that up?”
My 12-year-old just watched this and said “awesome!” then “epic!” then, “whoa.” So I guess it was pretty great.
I mean, epic.