GenerallyOdd

Excelente! Eu usei o Excel também!(tradução do Google)

You probably have everything you need to make "the best fidget in the whole wide world"!! Mine is made of copper wire but you can also make it of keyrings!

Simple and cool and fun and cool...and fun! ROFL! (saw the vid) Easy to construct - a good project for kids or even just a lazy, outdoor, family Sunday. Perfect! These simple things remind me of the way the Amish "work". Everything is like a workshop. It's not really work. They gather and eat and laugh and enjoy one another but, at the end of the day, they've built a barn, cooked two full meals and fed 40 people. They've cleaned up the mess and gone home dirty and sometimes even bloody but HAPPY - and they love it. They get so much done with no "work" at all - it's just the living of life and it's "cool and fun and fun and cool" and amazing. And did I mention that it's fun? And cool?

Cool! Could you stick the sticker to one of those magnetic vent covers? Or just stick a transparency over it with magets...

Ha! Good to know it's still around - exact same can, too!

I meant to say "some" kids and men. Nevertheless, I totally apologize. As a woman who has been around more than half a century and spent her whole life tip-toeing around the the male ego, I should know better.

The salt is listed with the ingredients of the ice cream which might confuse kids or men but otherwise it's perfectly valid. Another version, for small children, is to put the small baggie in a large coffee can with the ice and salt, gaff tape around the lid a couple of times to prevent salt water leaking and let the kids roll them around on the lawn.

As a hermit, it's easy to forget how frail people are. I don't enjoy making people feel bad. Including those who have no qualms about making others feel bad. Humans are too frail to be interesting and too bland to eat. Back to the cave!

Well said, Jim. It saddens me to hear people speak of the poor in third world countries as if they do nothing but sit around being miserable and feeling sorry for themselves all day, as photojournalists depict them. Yes, life is often shorter in those areas but that just makes it that much more precious to the people who live there. Even if they were as miserable as fundraisers paint them, perceiving and pitying someone like that is the same as telling them that their life is of no value.