Am I the only person who is
seriously creeped out by that new Prius commercial? I mean…what the hell?! It is a giant person made out of tiny
people. It brought back all my childhood
fears of what might happen if the Jolly Green Giant got pissed. Not that the giant person in the Prius commercial
is angry…not yet anyway. The difference
with this jerk versus the Jolly Green Giant is the Prius guy pretty much has
tiny people tentacles he can send out to wreak environmentally conscience havoc
on all our asses. I think, based on
that fact, if the Jolly Green Giant and the Creepy Prius Giant (CPG) wrestled, CPG
would win. However, I do believe
Godzilla would have an advantage over the CPG because he can spit radioactivity.
But if you think about it, Prius is a
Toyota from Japan and Godzilla is from Japan, so they would team up to kill the
Jolly Green Giant. We are screwed. Thanks Prius for giving me something else to
worry about…nice.
Doesn’t everyone just love the soothing sounds of a clucking chicken? Doesn’t everyone love it more when children can make that sound continuously? Of course!
This Monday’s At Home Science is
called:
Chicken Sounds from a Cup (www.sciencebob.com)
Materials:
What To Do:
Cut a piece of yarn about 20
inches long. Use the nail to carefully
punch a hole in the center of the bottom of the cup. Tie one end of the yarn to the middle of the
paper clip. Push the other end of the
yarn through the hole in the cup and pull it through. Get a piece of paper towel about the size of
a dollar bill, then fold it once and get it damp in the water. Now you can make some chicken noises! Hold the cup firmly in one hand, and wrap the
damp paper towel around the string near the cup. While you squeeze the string, pull down in
short jerks so that the paper towel tightly slides along the string. If all goes well, you hear a chicken.
How Does It Work:
This is an example of how a
sounding board works. The vibrations
from the string would be almost silent without the cup, but when you add the
cup, it spreads the vibrations and amplifies them. Pianos and music boxes use wood to act as a
sounding board to make the instrument louder.
It is okay to laugh...we all have a dirty mind.
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