John Adamson was visiting a chocolate factory in Melbourne Australia and found a very unique exhibit to wow guests that he just had to share with the web.
An array of detailed chocolates were set up in circles that when spun at high speed and flashed with a strobe light confuses the eye to make the chocolates appear animated.
Now, his new short video of the moving chocolate has gone viral, amassing over 400,000 views in one day.
The water bowl prank is a classic online. In the prank, the prankster asks the would be victim for help as they hold a bowl of water to the ceiling. They have the volunteer hold the bowl with the end of a broom, and walk away.
The prank victim quickly finds themselves stuck holding the bowl of water. If they ever move, the water will inevitable fall onto them.
When his buddy Tom had him hold a bowl of water on the ceiling, he delicately let go of the bowl so it fell perfectly straight down into his hands. Not a drop of water fell.
Then, he gave his buddy Tom of a good splash in the face as much deserved pay back for attempting the prank on him.
There’s no question that plastic bottles are a huge environmental issue. But many people don’t realize just how serious the situation is.
In Australia, for example, birds are starving to death. Not because there isn’t plenty of fresh food for them, but rather because of the plastic bottles that have littered the coastline and peppered the beaches.
The birds often confuse the bits of plastic with real food, and after a while, they literally starve to death with a belly fun of plastic.
Environmental group Greenpeace Australia wants to curb this serious matter by enacting a 10 cent recycling refund scheme found in countless other Western countries.
They claim the program has been proven to stimulate recycling, as a similar program in South Australia has been in effect for 30 years, “saving tens of millions of plastic containers from ending up in our beaches and oceans.”
But soft drink behemoth Coca-Cola has just won a court case stopping the recycling scheme from becoming law.
So they rallied up a group of adorable kids and gave them a slew of popular foods, such as olives and anchovies. Of course, the reaction of the kids is only magnified when replayed in super slow motion.
Some people say political correctness has gone too far. As a hilarious demonstration of just how far political correctness has gone in the office, Jungleboys imagined an office with an Amish It guy.
When Tim’s computer freezes up again, he has to call the only IT guy available, Jacob. He seems to always diagnose every computer as simply ‘broken’ after tapping at it with his hammer and measuring the screen.
Tim finally had enough and blew up at Jacob in front of his manager, “You are Amish! You fundamentally reject technology… The T in ‘IT’ stands for technology!”
