Yeah really inaccurate >> ^ponceleon:

Very cool video, but the title is entirely inaccurate. The ray was just climbing up the side because they had food in the little plastic cup and it must have figured out over time to do that to get it...
More obviously, that's the wrong side of the stingray...


Seconded. I know from visiting my local aquarium a lot that they know exactly what's going on and are trying to get the food.

Very cool video, but the title is entirely inaccurate. The ray was just climbing up the side because they had food in the little plastic cup and it must have figured out over time to do that to get it...

More obviously, that's the wrong side of the stingray...

These cups probably have like 30x the manufacturing cost of a regular plastic cup; Seems like a shit idea to me.

Looks nifty, though.

A friend of mine had a mirror at the end of a hallway in his house that covered the entire wall (or rather, it was the wall). People would walk right into it, even with the reflection.

The best was watching a 7 y/o kid hit it at full speed holding a plastic cup full of pepsi. The kid was fine, but most of the drink ended up on the ceiling.

>> ^Haldaug:
Where do you keep finding these videos?!


I'm guessing Youtube. But that's just a guess.

"Oh this is awful! Get it off, I can't breathe!"

*gets it off*

"OOOO, what is this? A shiny plastic cup. I wonder if I can stick my head in it?"

Disagree, the plastic cup stacking business under time pressure will want this guy too bad.

Yeah, well, the glass if not a plastic cup, would go a long way towards a maxillofacial grounds for a take-all-the-girl's-money-of-yours-she-thought-was-hers kinna divorce...."Sshlee ya in hell cratshhy bitclhh!!!"

I'm eating chocolate-chip cookies and drinking MILK. Coincidence? I think not. But, I've got a milk mustache and the kid doesn't. His dispenser is clearly superior. I've got a plastic cup and he has a D cup.

this is almost a play by play of the huge argument I had at work about this approximately six months ago

I ended up getting some plastic cups and a ping pong ball and played the part of Monty Hall while each coworker that was arguing with me played a contestant.

There was still one person that left unconvinced.
I love it.

solid nitrogen... incredible.

i missed something though, what was he putting into the little plastic cups to begin with? liquid nitrogen?

What a nut. He made that ball bounce right off.

Of course that was the plastic cup.

Synopsis: they run through the trick once, then do it again with clear plastic cups while showing & explaining how they do the whole trick. Pretty interesting.

Okay, we had Bing Bang Boing, and can I just say that we NEVER played with it after the first day? The problem, as you may have guessed, is that Jan and Bobby in the commercial there were only having fun because a friggin' Engineer set it up for them. Those little steel balls fly all over the room if you don't put the drums in JUST the right position. And even if you did, so what? They bounce into a plastic cup, and then what? Nuthin', that's what.