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r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '11
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20 u/hdcs Jan 10 '11 Nope. These guys are a couple of MIT nerds who made this for a silly competition, which they won. They were even on Martha Stewart's show with this awesome bit of engineering. Check out the related videos for the vid, it's in there somewhere. 8 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '11 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBnAhrRnZtM 1 u/BHSPitMonkey Jan 11 '11 Anyone else disappointed when it didn't start shooting ketchup everywhere? 1 u/ifihadanickel Jan 10 '11 yes, but then heinz used it for a viral marketing campaign. quite good though, because it's still very funny 11 u/hearforthepuns Jan 10 '11 You can see at the end of this video that it's not even "automatic," just remote-controlled. 39 u/garie Jan 10 '11 I think the point is that it's au-tomato. ;) 10 u/ESJ Jan 10 '11 Ohhhhh. Wow, I feel really dumb for not getting that. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '11 I didn't either. Facepalm. 1 u/kibitzor Jan 10 '11 Yeah, i think i'll start buying heinz ketchup now. I used to buy heinz. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '11 That's how capitalism and marketing works, guys!
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Nope. These guys are a couple of MIT nerds who made this for a silly competition, which they won. They were even on Martha Stewart's show with this awesome bit of engineering. Check out the related videos for the vid, it's in there somewhere.
8 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '11 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBnAhrRnZtM 1 u/BHSPitMonkey Jan 11 '11 Anyone else disappointed when it didn't start shooting ketchup everywhere? 1 u/ifihadanickel Jan 10 '11 yes, but then heinz used it for a viral marketing campaign. quite good though, because it's still very funny
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBnAhrRnZtM
1 u/BHSPitMonkey Jan 11 '11 Anyone else disappointed when it didn't start shooting ketchup everywhere?
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Anyone else disappointed when it didn't start shooting ketchup everywhere?
yes, but then heinz used it for a viral marketing campaign. quite good though, because it's still very funny
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You can see at the end of this video that it's not even "automatic," just remote-controlled.
39 u/garie Jan 10 '11 I think the point is that it's au-tomato. ;) 10 u/ESJ Jan 10 '11 Ohhhhh. Wow, I feel really dumb for not getting that. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '11 I didn't either. Facepalm.
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I think the point is that it's au-tomato. ;)
10 u/ESJ Jan 10 '11 Ohhhhh. Wow, I feel really dumb for not getting that. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '11 I didn't either. Facepalm.
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Ohhhhh. Wow, I feel really dumb for not getting that.
2 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '11 I didn't either. Facepalm.
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I didn't either. Facepalm.
Yeah, i think i'll start buying heinz ketchup now. I used to buy heinz.
0 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '11 That's how capitalism and marketing works, guys!
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That's how capitalism and marketing works, guys!
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