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THE MOORS — As a whole, we humans are full of creativity and invention.
We’re always making efforts to build a better something or other that can be called “the best thing since sliced bread.”
While this spirit of ingenuity has brought humanity forward in great ways, not everything we invent deserves a gold star, let alone a place in the annals of history. Of course, that also doesn’t mean that some things that make it into the history books are worth anything except for the millions they’ve made for the inventor (I’m looking at you, pet rocks).
The ingenuity spotlighted in this video isn’t quite as useless as a pet rock, but it’s not quite the lightbulb either. What it really is, is a true tribute to how creativity can take, um, many forms.
Welcome to the weird world of making and playing your own bagpipes with household items.
A red rubber glove, some straws, a balloon maybe, and tape? Who knows what this beautiful monstrosity is made of except the guy who made it, but we do know that anything this, um, special, is certainly made with love.
If we didn’t already know that the internet runs on pure cat power, it could be argued that this guy is making it run with his weird bagpipe.
Special thanks to Classic FM for sharing this video on their Facebook page this week.
Welcome to the weird world of making and playing your own bagpipes with household items.
A red rubber glove, some straws, a balloon maybe, and tape? Who knows what this beautiful monstrosity is made of except the guy who made it, but we do know that anything this, um, special, is certainly made with love.
If we didn’t already know that the internet runs on pure cat power, it could be argued that this guy is making it run with his weird bagpipe.
Special thanks to Classic FM for sharing this video on their Facebook page this week.
