May 16, 2008
So Cool!
Written by Margo Maguire in Jaunty PostI have to share this fascinating video with you. And since I’m in the mood to give away a book, I’m going to do a drawing from those of you who comment to let me know how you liked it! Check it out - it’s short.
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Margay Says:
Ok, that was cool.
Laura Says:
That “sculpture” was pretty cool. Looks like it probably took a lot of time too.
Shana Says:
Wow! I wish I were that creative.
Kathryn Says:
Absolutely amazing… brings to mind what da Vinci must have had whirring around in his brain.
EmilyMcKay Says:
That’s fascinating. But all I could think was, what if you bought one of those sculptures, put it in the yard in front of your house and woke up one morning after a big storm to find out it had just walked away?
Kathryn Says:
Too funny Emily, but quite possibly true! This is such a neat concept.
Stacie McClellan Says:
Wow! Neat. I wonder if he makes smaller ones. It’d be kinda cool to have. But you’d need a fence or leash.
Sarah Says:
those are fabulous…
but…
I’m sitting there thinking… what does it have to do with cars?
It reminds me of marketing class where Infinite was having problem marketing in America, and they had to completely redo the marketing campaign to the Jonathan Pryce commericals…
but I digress…
Dorothy Says:
That was really cool! I wish I were that creative.
Linda Says:
Those sculptures are amazing. How cool is it that they are totally powered by wind
Crystal B. Says:
How cool. Those sculptures are incredible.
smile0303 Says:
I wish I could see it but as I am on a work computer, they block sites like you tube and the like.
Stefanie D Says:
That’s so cool!!
Don’t ask me why, but those things remind me of the “carraige” in Beauty and the Beast. Especially those legs.
Fedora Says:
Those are pretty amazing looking sculptures–definitely not something that would fit in most backyards though
Helen Says:
That was amazing to see those sculptures move so easily along that beach cool.
Have Fun
Helen :thumbsup:
Deb Says:
I had to show this to my son, the engineering student. Very cool stuff! I guess it’s a little like writing — part art, part mechanics.
The BMW plug at the end surprised me.
Deb
Amy Addison Says:
That was awesome!
limecello Says:
I’m so glad I clicked over! On the main page the video doesn’t work - but that was SO COOL! Wow!
ellie Says:
Impressive and something special.
Teresa W. Says:
I really enjoyed it!
Amy Says:
I have to say THANK YOU, actually. My 4 year old is going thru a really rough time right now and we are having him tested and people are wanting to put labels on him and write him off as having done all they could do. I however see more, and after seeing that little bit of wonderment, I know that I am right when I look at Thad. I know that there is much more to him and someday he is going to show everyone something amazing!!!!!! THANKS YOU MARGO for starting my week-end off with a great note!!!
Amy
ladydawgfan Says:
Very, VERY cool!!! What a fascinating brain that man has to come up with ideas like that!! And imagine if he could find a way to make them so that they could carry people. Transportation for the 21st century - no fossil fuels necessary!!
Minna Says:
That was cool!
cheryl c. Says:
That WAS cool. That man is smart and very creative. My mind just doesn’t think that way.