That's right. You read correctly.
While Henry and Jane munched on their snack of apple slices and popcorn, my mind turned to an engineering problem: how to get this crunchy, salty corn airborne.
I made a paper cone just big enough to hold one piece of popcorn. I taped it to the air spout of Henry's Super Slammer (a toy that shoots an airplane across the room when you pound on a small plastic bellows).
Voila. A Popcorn Cannon.
We took turns firing popcorn into each other's mouths for nearly an hour. Imagine the giggling.
Then, the inevitable cleanup of the floor ('cause we missed..... a lot).
While Henry and Jane munched on their snack of apple slices and popcorn, my mind turned to an engineering problem: how to get this crunchy, salty corn airborne.
I made a paper cone just big enough to hold one piece of popcorn. I taped it to the air spout of Henry's Super Slammer (a toy that shoots an airplane across the room when you pound on a small plastic bellows).
Voila. A Popcorn Cannon.
We took turns firing popcorn into each other's mouths for nearly an hour. Imagine the giggling.
Then, the inevitable cleanup of the floor ('cause we missed..... a lot).
2 comments:
But how can you make $50K a year doing this?
Uh, sell the idea for $50K. Seems obvious.
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