Wenn das mal kein Holy Shit wert ist!

Hauptsache in der letzten Sekunde noch ein "SO!" in die Kamera gebrüllt!

Zum Anderen hat der zweite es auch absichtlich falsch geschrieben. Bitte um Korrektheit... oder so ähnlich! ;)

Wenn man dir jetzt den Witz hinter der ganzen Sache erklären würde, würdest du auch nur so: *glotz, nichts kapier*

Scheinst dir nicht bewusst zu sein, dass dein Text für manche Menschen wie ein "mertyrium" klingt...

Jede Wette er hat nen Chilloutzone Account und heißt Deathy!

what is this I dont even

Gut, dass hier nur intellentere Menschen rumlaufen...

da traut deathy sich ein einziges mal was zu schreiben das über du-weißt-schon-was hinausgeht und kriegt direkt einen aufn deckel :) Aber recht hast du.

Er sagt folgendes: One of the all-time favorites of the discoveries I made at the Nuremberg Toy Fair 30 years ago are "Hurricane Balls" as we call it, which are 2 ball bearings, they're 1 half inch ball bearings, but they're welded together with about 800 amps of current, so heavily joined together. And there's this remarkable thing, when you put it on a surface, either a business card, a table or in this case we're putting them on a mirror surface. When you spin them and then when you blow on them, you can get them up to a few thousand RPM as follows: Pffff Pffff Pffff I'm blowing in a small tube and the noise steadily revs up, like an engine revving up and it will spin for perhaps 3 or 4 minutes on a surface. But in addition to that, we can also light them, as we are suggesting here with little torches that we've (Unverständlich), red or blue or white ones and you get a wonderful effect here, because you get multiple rings due to the reflection in the mirror below. And they appear to dance and they become electrical as you move the torches to one side. Let's switch over to the white one... Now I'm trying to do all three. But I like the fact that the ball bearing on a smooth surface will stay spinning with enough inertia for a considerable amount of time; 3 or 4 minutes I've timed before. Yeah, there's all three now! The noise is fun, too, and when it does stop, of course, it stops very abruptly. That's quite the best thing I've ever come accross I think at the Nuremberg Toy Fair. Hurrican Balls I named them, cause of the speed they're going and the circular motion. A lot of play value in it, lots of other tricks you can do with it. And they'll keep on spinning, on and on and on. Far beyond the length of a (Unverständlich). Hurricane Balls! Gosh!