Remember when you used to think...
 

...those gymnasium-sized domino setup videos were awesome?

Forget all that.

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Mom: Son, time for supper

Son: Yeah, yeah, in a min. Busy now.

I can't believe I watched that all the way through and actually liked it.

I'm amazed that the family had that much random junk.

You should see some of the places here in rural Prebletucky. He could build ten of those things with the junk laying around.

Props to creativity with stuff around the house but that boy has way too much time on his hands.

Bizarre random thought: For some reason I kept thinking this is how modern automobiles are designed in that they are so complex. Sorry I just got that thought. Nothing can be fixed without a computer and specialized software to search 5 ecu's. I know, way off base. I'll avoid comments on autonomous vehicles of a certain brand...

Goldberg would be proud.

That was actually the prototype for the 944 sunroof mechanism

That was awesome.

And time....

..all I hear is a spouse saying “Now will you PLEASE clean all that ***** up?!”

yeah, but first he had to design an air conditioning system for a rear-engine, air-cooled car.

Ok - now that made me spit coffee out ma nose....

The 944 sunroof is simple. You just have to turn your head a bit.


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That was GREAT!
Showed to my wife and she even said it was good.

"Today's kids are stupid and lazy. WE used to play with dominoes!"

There should be some sort of U-Tube challenge for stuff like this. Keep the kids occupied at home and get them thinking out of the box.

And the above is a piece of cake compared to installing or removing the hard top or ragtop on `85 380sl the wife used to have.