The original glitter bomb video has amassed over 87 million views as of writing, and the latest iteration published on December 13 already has more than 6 million views.įound is a TechSpot feature where we share clever, funny or otherwise interesting stuff from around the web. To say the series is popular would be an understatement. It's also armed with multiple cameras that capture a thief's response when they open the unsuspecting box and get bombarded with an instant mess. The glitter bomb is a booby-trapped bait package loaded full of glitter (and sometimes other surprises). Rather than carry on with life, he made it his life's mission to take a stand against "dishonest punks." Hence, version one of the glitter bomb was conceived. Together they convened a technical working group of law enforcement and legal practitioners, bomb technicians and investigators, and forensic laboratory. Youre an intern doing intern-y things like getting coffee, stapling papers, and defusing bombs. Armed with surveillance footage of the thief in action, Rober went to the police but they were too busy to help. is like experiencing a casual day at the office. Months earlier, someone had stolen a package from his front porch. In 2018, the former NASA engineer published his first glitter bomb video on YouTube.
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Robbins explained people would refer to the movie as names like 'Shimmy, Shimmy.
Star Tim Robbins told Entertainment Weekly he blames the movies initial failure on audiences inability to remember the movies name. There's also 20 percent more fart spray on board, because of course there is. Alternatively, some of the cast and crew believe Shawshank Redemption bombed at the box office because of its confusing title. In an unverified video posted on Twitter the drone flies above the T62-M tank, one of the. The fourth-gen glitter bomb features several new surprises including a redesigned, multi-stage glitter cup, a car horn and an onboard microphone. Ukrainian forces have destroyed a Russian tank by dropping a hand grenade from a drone through its hatch. In a nutshell: Mark Rober's annual glitter bomb videos are becoming a bit of a holiday tradition.
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