Feb 25 2010Awesome: The Perpetual Domino Machine

The Ouroborus Domino Machine was created by Karl Lautman and knocks over and picks up dominoes all by itself -- with magic! It's really therapeutic to see. Like watching two children beat each other in the head with plastic bats. But with less cheering and betting.

Ouroborus Domino sculpture rebuilds itself [slipperybrick]

Thanks to Melissa, who had one of those little Domino Rally cars that set up the blocks for you. That's called cheating, Melissa. Not as bad as this, but close.

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Nice. I should start making shit like this

FAKE!

dominoes are fuckin sweet. somalian pirates and colombian drug smugglers play D O M I N O E S

FIRST!

My mind has been blown, just like your mom did to my other head

one of the best games to sit, drink, and play.

Dominos pizza needs to know about this

This strengthens my belief that Hogwarts exists.

i can watch this all day, i want one.

Witchcraft! And what happens if you remove one?

That just blew my mind.

WOOOW!
That is fantastic! I sooo want one.

I could get stoned and watch this all day..... or not

ironically, I"m looking at a domino's pizza ad as I type this. Clearly they're behind this

@10 it doesn't work then dicky floptarts. what a dumb question

thought it was gonna be a lot cooler than that. And for some reason, less noisy.

It's not perpetual at all. The dominos get set up faster than they fall down, so they catch up with the falling ones and it stops. It would be much cooler if they were the same speed so it lasts longer than 12 seconds.

Really, no one mentioned programmed magnetic currents?

It's magic. OK?

Now, this is a couple of children with plastic bats beating on each other.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnXh3XR9zyM

Could someone please record "I get knocked down but I get up again" by Chumbawamba as a soundover ?

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