@ Perceive

Thank you! Thank you for reminding us who exactly built all those structures. There is no grand parade or public acknowledgment given to those hard working men and women who toil in intolerable heat and living conditions.

If anything, yes, this is an impressive display but come on. This is an island catered to the rich and nothing more.

Dude, the walls are filled with colours! @_@

@ Evilbeagle

I agree, however, I think my dentist would disapprove of my new found love for chocolaty mathematics.

I can finally be free of my irrational free of not knowing where that 5% went off to. I can finally leave my house! :D

Well, good for him and the species. However, will the young gals be seen as gold diggers by the other tortoises?

I would rather have a cooling keyboard. Because unfortunately I have the tendency to sweat when I'm typing away at a crazy pace. Now that I would buy.

@ Miss Cellania

I think possible uses could be attributed to say the video game industry for interactive games. Like the Wii controller but much more complex. Then there are the potential uses in say the art world where people can interact with the displays or art pieces.

@ Byrd Brain

Hahaha! :D

I would love to have this sort of system implemented in say large scale lecture rooms so the professor can manipulate objects and text on the fly as they walk around. Or even better would be if they added this for industrial purposes. All in all it's a neat idea worthy of being looked further into for potential uses.

The Great Cooking Gods approve. *nods sagely*

That's a really neat thing to make I wonder how cool it would be to make a couple of these with some paper lanterns on top and float them on a river or lake as they spin. It'd be a great addition to the festival of lights here in Toronto. Also, I think the best way to make them float would be to seal up the holes with say some wax or glue then apply some styrofoam around the edge to help it float.

@ wookielover

Darn! I was about to say that! :D

@ Johnny Cat

Ahahahaha! I got that quote! :D

Wow! I'm freakin' impressed. The funny thing is that kids fundamentals are better than mine will ever be. I can't even bounce the ball without it flying off into another direction. I also couldn't help but whistle the Harlem Globetrotters song as I watched this. :)

What would have been cool is as they announced the contenders they had some ladies come out dressed as nuns with boxing gloves on.

That's a pretty fascinating looking bridge. I wonder if they made it to be earthquake resistant?