The next time you want to get rid of your washer, why not have a little fun with it. LOL.
Or... if you don't care much for your washer, throw a brick inside the drum and see what happens.
TOTAL DESTRUCTION!
Normally you can see total destruction in around 40 seconds or less, but check out this video of a washer that just won't quit. This washer loses everything, including it's door, it's panels, and it still keeps a-rollin'.
Once you start watching this video, you won't stop until it ends - It's really interesting to watch. This amazing contraption can swallow up tennis balls, tennis shoes, blankets, tampons, and a small sofa. Watch as it turns them into pieces smaller than a dime.
In February, I showed you a light bulb shattered into a million pieces, in the slowest motion photography you've ever seen. Last month, I featured Jello jiggling in a way you never thought possible, and on May 18, we witnessed a 6 foot water balloon burst into a tidal wave of laughter and amazement.
In what I think is pure genius, you'll see some retro products in three separate television commercials, courtesy of French company, Citroën, the first mass-producing auto company outside of the United States. Director, Jonathan Gurvit has taken the concept of slow-motion photography to a whole new level, by introducing us to Citroën, and their Anti-Retro campaign.
In the videos below, you'll notice some "Retro" products from the past, like Telephones, Blenders and TV Sets. Each of the commercials uses slow-motion digital photography to capture the ultimate destruction of these products, in very creative, and unimaginable ways.
I want to start Thursday's blogging by paying respects to the people in Alabama and nearby states who have just gone through a horrendous ordeal. I cannot imagine encountering a nearly 1 mile-wide tornado coming towards me. I received a CNN alert on my iPad 30 minutes ago stating 128 people had been killed with many more unaccounted for by the storms yesterday afternoon.
If you thought the movie, "Twister" was horrifying - when you see actual footage as in the videos to the right and below, the movie becomes child's play.
This has got to be one of the most scariest things to ever go through. At least with Hurricanes we have warning days and sometimes weeks in advance - with tornadoes, the most you have is a few minutes, if any. The tornado that passed through Tuscaloosa, Alabama yesterday afternoon, literally destroyed parts of the city in minutes. In the actual footage shot yesterday (below), you clearly see how powerful this tornado was - it came within yards of the University you see below it. Imagine how students and parents were feeling watching this live from their dorm rooms and homes.
I ask that you pray with me in helping everyone deal with the horrible disaster in the region.
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