Perhaps it was too hard for people to watch. I know I had a hard time with it. The impact was slightly lessened when I discovered that it was an art film made for a class project.

>> ^TheSluiceGate:

I used to make little "pinball" machines at his age, with box-tops, elastics, pencils and marbles. But this kid is an imagination god!


When I was in fourth grade for a class project, I made a computer out of cardboard with scrollable screen with a wheel or something. It was based on my real Apple //c.

>> ^messenger:
Downvote.
I did some pretty horrible retarded recordings when I was a kid too. How old are they? 13? 14? They're having fun doing something together, maybe to show their parents, or for a music class project.
If they'd been 17, I'd have double upvoted.

That's the thing...they're 34

Downvote.

I did some pretty horrible retarded recordings when I was a kid too. How old are they? 13? 14? They're having fun doing something together, maybe to show their parents, or for a music class project.

If they'd been 17, I'd have double upvoted.

With the Free Hugs campaign, do you think you are more or less likely to get "asked politely to stop" and/or arrested when you have a camera-person filming?

And which hugger holding the sign is likely to solicit the most hugs?
male/female, cute/ugly?

Any psychology grad students on the sift? seems like a perfect waste of time class project. One might assume that cute females would get the most hugs, but who knows.