Cool Video of the Day

[HardOCP News]

Watching a mockumentary like this makes you wish this research project was real. These guys should be designing real amusement park rides.

 

[donjuancarlos]

The ultra salt and pepper shaker at the end is the best. LOL

 

[mannyman]

A lot of those thing scared the shit out of me.

 

[ninjaturtle]

Ah, the digital age, nice.

 

[John1701]

"Gravity is a mistake"

lol

 

[sfsuphysics]

I know that entire thing was fake, but it watching that makes me never want to ride another carnival/fair ride every again

 

[robble]

Wow!

Those were some amazing rides. Some of them I'd actually go on. The last one would be only for astronauts in training though lol.

 

[dceremuga]

Holy shit, I got scared just watching some of those. That last one is a human milkshake maker. Have you ever seen how cheap carnival rides are made, imagine anything close to these. It would be Body Wars!

 

[TechLarry]

That Trebuchet at the end. Shit!

 

[Razalus]

The Body could not withstand the gravitational forces that many of the rides in the Video Exert. Especially the one at the end.

 

[RangerXML]

Congratulations, the most efficient methods known to man to break every single bone in the human body. I once watched a special on the making on Roller-coasters and they talk about how they have to take G-forces into account so not to tear muscle, dislocate joints, break bones or worse of all, break necks like some early coasters actually did. I love some of those rides ideas, that is one twisted mind that came up with those ideas.

 

[Burticus]

Awesome!

 

[MindBuster]

LMAO

How old is that vid ? He's sitting infront of a 90'th CRT monitor, and was that a 70'th holecard at 3:40 ?

 

[jhambi]

That was a very neat video and impressively done considering it was made by less than 10 people. I agree that some of those would literally smash your brain to goo with the g forces though, especially that last one.