Dancing goo!
July 21st, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
What happens when you cover a metal sheet in a “non-Newtonian” liquid, place it atop a subwoofer, and kick up the bass? This awesomeness happens…
For the record, we don’t know what “non-Newtonian fluids” are, either … though here’s a Wikipedia entry about it, if you wanna get your learn on. We prefer to believe that it’s alive, and very self-aware (and probably sensitive), so it’s best not to taunt or anger it. Just give it a beat to dance to, and it’ll probably leave you alone. Probably.
Mined by: Dave Perry
Very cool. Now I know what influenced Katey Segal's bad ass biker mom style. 
Excuse me if I do not get a gushy about a game that celebrates killing more brown folks. 
That was pretty cool. I even retraced several times going back and forth from one picture to the other and ...
As a quick followup--that's why he forbids diagonals as a clear instruction. If we could use the diagonals, we ...
an awesome motivation 
This video kicked off our Toastmaster's meeting last night. The theme was "Risk." Puts things in perspective, doesn't it? 
go for it you only live once 
Wow. That's amazing. Lol 
EEEEEEK! Right... Now I have to spend hours working out how it works. Thanks...
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Comment by corwin on 24 July 2008:
Science always brings the awesome!