That guy must get pussy at least 2-3 times a day.

That was the most amazing thing I've seen today.

/just woke up

WTF???

My wooden labyrinth didn't come with clear silicone ridges around all the holes.

Taking this thing back to Wal-Mart and getting my money back.

prjindigo: Heavy Wax to make them hold still.
Light Magnetization to make them stick together.
One ball larger than the other to resolve passing issues.
Build up edges to give a last moment assist to keep stuff out of the holes.

400% cheating.

This has been another episode of Prjindigo: Internet Detective.

Next week: Keyboard cat. Was he REALLY playing the piano?

imagonyx123: Someone say two-ball labyrinth?

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/tra la la

I giggled,

I thought it was pretty cool.

Back in the 1920's there lived a golf hustler and named Titanic Thompson. He would bet on anything. One day, after a rare case of being hustled himself on the course, he walked into the clubhouse with the men who had just hustled him. In the clubhouse was one of these labyrinth games. He had spent his summer demonstrating the labyrinth for Macy's in New York, and was quite adept at it, but still smarting from the day's losses, he used the perfect hustler's line. "What in the hell is that thing?" he asked. Of course, his hustlers had to demonstrate it. Before the day was through, he'd convinced them that it would be fun to wager on it, and not only won back his losses, but an additional $10,000.

FenixStorm1: $10,000....in the 1920s? on a labyrinth game? + what he originally lost? Titanic must have been loaded after the WW1.

He always said that the only reason he never became a pro golfer was he couldn't afford the cut in pay. He fleeced big-wigs, gangsters ( he once won $100,000 off of Bugsy Siegel betting on which sugarcube a fly would land on first. He gaffed that game too, he put a tiny dot of DDT on one of the cubes) and every hustler he could find.

He once bet a rube that he could hit a golf ball 500 yards. He hit it off a cliff. Then he told the guy double-or-nothing, and I'll hit it 500 yards on level terrain. He went to a frozen lake and did it easily.

He was also the guy who rigged the poker game that got Arnold Rothstein killed for refusing to pay off his debts. Thompson killed five different men in his lifetime. Link (new window) I know this didn't have a helluva lot to do with "Labyrinth", but the guy's entire life was a CSB.

/Sorry 'bout the t-jack