Ketchup in a Bottle Trick. - Neatorama

A neat little parlor trick you can use to impress your kids. Itâ€™s easier than getting ketchup OUT of a bottle! Push play or go to Metacafe. -via Bits and Pieces

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all he did was squeeze the bottle. we did this experiment in science class last year.

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i remember when we did this in chemistry. (we were studying gas pressure) we didn't use ketchup though... ours was all technical with a cut piece of tubing with a closed top and a bubble and a weight and ect, etc. this is much simpler. all my friends were entranced by it.

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I'd watch the whole thing, but waiting every 5 seconds for it to buffer another 5 seconds of footage is really annoying.

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@ Anita

Depends if you're willing to tell us entertaining stories! :D

I tried this little trick during lunch...my Professor of physics walked by and ambushed me saying I was defying the laws of physics...he then took the ketchup packet for his fries. :(

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I LOVE this video.

Plus, I think it's pretty cool the guy who created it has earned $364 just from people like us watching. Makes me want to start creating videos. Think anyone would watch me lay around on the sofa all day waiting for the baby to come (September)? ;)

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Jeans are cheap?

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2.500 --- do you mean 2,500 (two-thousand five-hundred)or do you mean two and a half jeans per day? I'm guessing jeans would be a lot more expensive if it were only 2 and a half.

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15 minutes? And they're mostly made in countries where the wages are peanuts. So why do we have to pay $70 per pair?!

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Z, in many non-English-speaking countries, a period is used as the "thousand separator," with a comma where we would use a decimal point.

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Levi's are made in northern Mexico in small towns where there's no other jobs to take and the minimum wage is around $5.2 USD a DAY. Most people who have worked in these shops for more than 20 years are all having lung problems because of the residue of the denim that constantly floats around the work area.

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15 minutes? All that means is that the Thai children need to work faster. Faster, I say! Daddy needs his dungarees!

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