....looks like a blast!

oh man that looks fun!

Here I sat, expecting women to be filling that pool by the end... which didn't happen. Weird!

you can do this at home.. well on a smaller scale. It's really cool to see it act like clay when you hit it hard, but is a liquid.

That's how Jesus did it.

This was previously done on Brainiac - Science Abuse (a show in the UK). They had a much thicker concoction that the person could walk slower, but once they were sucked down, they needed help to get out.

thats cool, pt 2 has a bunch of bikini girls in it, I cant find it right now but naturally they all end up losing their bikinis and playing in the pool for about 15 minutes

This is also related to non-newtonian fluids shown in this cool video http://www.videosift.com/story.php?id=2342

in this case they applied sonic waves to same cornstarch type fluid to make standing waves, fingers, etc.

....oh, an' its how jesus did it!

I see 11 disciples with 80 pound sacks of corn starch on their backs. John's hooking up a OPA90 spec cornstarch containment boom, and Jesus is using miracle 120V power to run his DeWalt 1/2" drill with a mixing paddle.

I knew it-- this is from Spain. I realize most of you probably don't care, but I lived in Barcelona for five years and brought home my Spanish wife and kid. Anyway, "El Hormiguero" means the ant hill. More of the program here: http://www.cuatro.com/microsites/el_hormiguero/incunables.html

Pretty damn cool if i do say so myself. I must so that it is one of the better things on here.

"That's how Jesus did it. "

Yeah he must have gotten thousands upon thousands of pounds of cornstarch and dumped it into the sea. It all makes sense.

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