Oh, so you tore off the cardboard flaps from a carton of beer and spent 60 cents on some glitter, did you? I hope you’re red-faced after hearing this Halloweener spent over $US1000 and 250 hours on his costume.
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Now that it’s November, doesn’t all that Halloween hoopla just seems so childish in retrospect? And some dad building a remote-controlled ghost out of an RC quadrocopter to scare neighbourhood kids? Especially childish. No wait that’s just awesome.
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This man is unarguably the greatest maths teacher in the history of maths teachers. Or at least the greatest at pulling off large-scale video projector pranks that leave you laughing, stunned and a little bit awed.
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It’s a three-in-one costume! Not only can the wearer pose as a vending machine, but they can also rotate into a Transformer and then mooch across the floor like a Coke van, delivering beverages and cavities to all.
I think I’m having trouble reading this sign. Does it really say “this sign will be covered in silly string from 12:00 a.m. Octover 31 to 12:00 Noon November 1?” I think it does! [This Isn't Happiness via Boing Boing]
