7 thoughts on “Not your average cotton candy (video)”
Amazing! There is little limit to human ingenuity. Reminds me of another example of Asian ingenuity, one which, having seen it, I just had to teach myself. I will attempt to embed it, but if the embed doesn’t take, I will include a link too:
I’ve watched the shirt folding before and for the life of me don’t see how it works. I guess I need to get out a shirt and try it for myself. I throw all my shirts on hangers in the laundry room, so never have a chance to practice this.
(I fixed the video embed. WordPress has “advanced” to where you no longer need the bracketed format. Just drop in the naked URL on a line by itself and voila!)
Amazing! There is little limit to human ingenuity. Reminds me of another example of Asian ingenuity, one which, having seen it, I just had to teach myself. I will attempt to embed it, but if the embed doesn’t take, I will include a link too:
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=mZMbethTj0k
I’ve watched the shirt folding before and for the life of me don’t see how it works. I guess I need to get out a shirt and try it for myself. I throw all my shirts on hangers in the laundry room, so never have a chance to practice this.
(I fixed the video embed. WordPress has “advanced” to where you no longer need the bracketed format. Just drop in the naked URL on a line by itself and voila!)
Wow, that is just TOO cool PT! 😀
I’ve been a cotton candy fanatic my whole life PT. A machine to make it is one of the few things I ever asked my parents to get me when I was a kid! 😀
Just the sort of originality I’d expect from you.
Cool!!! Makes my teeth ache thinking of all that sugar. And that t-shirt folding vid… awesome, but I just don’t quite see how she did that.
I do wonder now how I stomached all that sugar as a kid.