Daily Drop: Salt & Pepper
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haha!! That is now my favourite 
And come ON!! That is so obviously Alex with the goggles and the mighty crowbar!
(Yeah, I'm an asshole, I know)
That was the funniest yet- I loved Paul's enraged scientist look.
I want CROWBAR IS READY on a t-shirt.
To be honest, I wasn't quite sure where you guys were going with this new idea, but on seeing a few and seeing how lovely a high speed camera can make destruction appear...
I'm sold. You had me at 'crash/tinkle'
And come ON!! That is so obviously Alex with the goggles and the mighty crowbar!
(Yeah, I'm an asshole, I know)
That was the funniest yet- I loved Paul's enraged scientist look.
I want CROWBAR IS READY on a t-shirt.
To be honest, I wasn't quite sure where you guys were going with this new idea, but on seeing a few and seeing how lovely a high speed camera can make destruction appear...
I'm sold. You had me at 'crash/tinkle'
Well spotted!milo2215 said:
We actually had those before Dr. Horrible even happened, which is pretty neat.
Also, not directed at you specifically:
ATTENTION EVERYONE:
The gentleman wielding the crowbar is ALEX, not myself.
Glad you like it though!
Daily drop is completely awesome, more dropping, smashing, and exploding please!
I wonder if it was the content of the pepper that absorbed the impact from the ground, giving the pepper bottle more strength. Or there could have been microfractures in the salt shaker that made it not stand up as well.
The salt shaker was half empty though, so I figured that having more air in the bottle made the shockwaves disseminate inside the glass instead of being transferred to the substance inside. Makes me wonder if a full salt shaker would have been like the pepper.
I wonder if it was the content of the pepper that absorbed the impact from the ground, giving the pepper bottle more strength. Or there could have been microfractures in the salt shaker that made it not stand up as well.
The salt shaker was half empty though, so I figured that having more air in the bottle made the shockwaves disseminate inside the glass instead of being transferred to the substance inside. Makes me wonder if a full salt shaker would have been like the pepper.
No it wasn't. Look again at the shot of Paul holding the shakers, they are both equally full.FlameUnquenchable said:
I'm going to take a guess and assume those shakers are made from tempered glass. You can body slam tempered glass a thousand times, and it probably won't break. But the right amount of pressure in just the right spot can break even this strong glass. As this one man found out, running at full speed, and bouncing off the tempered glass windows of his office at the top of a skyscraper to give his clients a real scare. But one day, well, he won't ever be doing that again.GrahamS said:
If it isn't tempered, I honestly can't see how it survived that many drops from that height on such a hard surface.
Funny thing happened this morning: my wake-up alarm on the phone has the same sound as the FAILURE sound in the video (yeah, iPhone and all). So today morning I woke up with it and the first thing that came to my mind were the words CROWBAR READY.
On the good side: You don't have to. One frame of that video mailed to the canadian police should take care of him. ;-)mjc0961 said:Oh great. Now I have mental pictures of Graham pointing at me with an angry look on his face AND holding a crowbar over his head while giving a battle cry.
I'm going to have nightmares of Graham the psycho crowbar murder trying to kill me. Thanks a lot, Escapist!
Crowbar seems like cheating. D: You should have just whipped it at the floor really, really hard.
