Kid Creates Monster Catching Machine.

So why am I posting this in 'Weaponry'? Because it's a Monster Catcher Machine! And we all know that to catch a monster, we need a weapon right? (Mods might move it tho)

With all the high tech weapons out there today, this kid shows us just how easy it is to catch monsters using items found around the house. A great way to prepare for the coming Crap-Storm right?

Anyways, have a good laugh and a smile...I did.

Peace

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Thanks for posting that, jude11.

That was a lot of fun and the kid's excitement is really contagious. Monsters of all types better beware.



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Originally posted by Xoanon
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Thanks for posting that, jude11.

That was a lot of fun and the kid's excitement is really contagious. Monsters of all types better beware.

X.

When a kid puts his mind to something, anything is possible.

When the SHTF, I want him in my camp...

Originally posted by Danbones
hmmmm
i have absolutely nothing to add to this thread
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rbutalrebutalrebutal!
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But saying you have nothing to add is adding to the thread itself.

Peace

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I'm not sure if thes kid plays WAY too much mousetrap or if he was channeling Freddy from Scooby Doo.

Cool vid, thanks for posting.

Originally posted by FortAnthem
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I'm not sure if thes kid plays WAY too much mousetrap or if he was channeling Freddy from Scooby Doo.

Cool vid, thanks for posting.

What an awesome experiment! Love this clip.

Originally posted by FortAnthem
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I'm not sure if thes kid plays WAY too much mousetrap or if he was channeling Freddy from Scooby Doo.

Cool vid, thanks for posting.

Either way, that's one smart little dude!

Thanks,

Peace

Originally posted by smyleegrl

Originally posted by FortAnthem
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I'm not sure if thes kid plays WAY too much mousetrap or if he was channeling Freddy from Scooby Doo.

Cool vid, thanks for posting.

What an awesome experiment! Love this clip.

He'd better be careful tho. Cause if you build it, they will come!

Peace

Originally posted by jude11

Originally posted by smyleegrl

Originally posted by FortAnthem
reply to post by jude11

 

I'm not sure if thes kid plays WAY too much mousetrap or if he was channeling Freddy from Scooby Doo.

Cool vid, thanks for posting.

What an awesome experiment! Love this clip.

He'd better be careful tho. Cause if you build it, they will come!

Peace

It took me a minute before I got this. I think it's time for bed.

I'll be showing this clip to my students on Monday!

Originally posted by smyleegrl

Originally posted by jude11

Originally posted by smyleegrl

Originally posted by FortAnthem
reply to post by jude11

 

I'm not sure if thes kid plays WAY too much mousetrap or if he was channeling Freddy from Scooby Doo.

Cool vid, thanks for posting.

What an awesome experiment! Love this clip.

He'd better be careful tho. Cause if you build it, they will come!

Peace

It took me a minute before I got this. I think it's time for bed.

I'll be showing this clip to my students on Monday!

I'm sure they'll love it whatever their age is.

Maybe challenge them to make their own Monster Catcher...

Peace

Remember his name, You'll see it again in the future

Well if he came up with that ll by himself, I am impressed. We all know how parents just love to "help" on science projects

Hopefully the blackhole school system doesn't succeed in sucking out all of that creativity.

Originally posted by HomerinNC
Remember his name, You'll see it again in the future

Yeah, either on the NASA employee list or as a threat to National Security...

Peace

Originally posted by TKDRL
Well if he came up with that ll by himself, I am impressed. We all know how parents just love to "help" on science projects

Hopefully the blackhole school system doesn't succeed in sucking out all of that creativity.

It looks like he's doing just fine. With or without school.

He's held onto his imagination and that's the main thing.

Peace

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True, but he looks to be only around 8-10 to me? He has got a long way to go! Good luck to him for sure

Originally posted by TKDRL
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True, but he looks to be only around 8-10 to me? He has got a long way to go! Good luck to him for sure

Yeah, he still has time to have his spirit destroyed by reality I suppose...

Ok, forget the negative stuff...this kid Rocks!

Peace

I keep watching the vid as he has a great personality that makes me smile...

The thing that I admire most is his tenacity. So many failures and he never gives up until success has been achieved!

That is the one value that will get him further in life than most. Combine that with his curiosity, imagination and understanding of Action-Reaction principles and he's on his way.

Just had to add that.

Peace

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As a child, my experiments often included gunpowder lifted from my Uncles blackpowder kit, or gasoline, or other such commonly found household goods.

Most times, they ended with a BANG!

And the occasional @$$-whooping.

And I did all that before the internet.

Great times...great times indeed.

The song playing during this kids video is 'OK GO' I am guessing he saw this