Interactive Wall

This is a really cool idea, basically, make a wall out of LED bulbs and put some sensors in so that it reacts to humans…well, you can read this description:

The wall includes tracking devices and low-resolution LED displays and is capable of showing many different visualizations based on the presence and movement of people. The 35,000 LED bulb installation is now installed permanently at La Vitrine Culturelle and can be seen every evening from 7 to 11 (145, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, Montréal)

So that’s the description, but you really have to see it for yourself:

Link via Urban Prankster.

Epic Prank

Wow.  Just…wow. This is super-nerdy and everything, but the amount of energy expended on it was just staggering.

Basically, a couple of guys found someone at random on the Internet and then found out everything about him they could, including photos, cell phone number, information from instant messages, etc. Then they put together a scrapbook and showed up at his house, telling him they were from the future and he was going to save the world from robots ala Terminator, and giving him the scrapbook.

Now if they had ended it right there, it would have been an awesome prank. But it goes on and on from there, from sending him a plane ticket to another city and sending him on a scavenger hunt, to an art gallery exhibition all about him, and finally, after several years, culminating in an elaborate stage show in front of 300 people in which this random guy is the star.

As you can imagine, the whole thing is quite a long read, but it is amazing the meticulous attention to detail that went into planning the whole thing. In some cases, they set clues in place months before they knew if the guy was even going to show up, like the message written in black light sensitive ink on the picture in the art gallery. The storyline is kind of cheesy and everything, especially during the stage show, but the whole project was amazing in scope.

Link via UrbanPrankster.

Have you seen this cat?

 

Because it is awesome

Because it is awesome

Link courtesy Urban Prankster.

In other news, go ahead and mark your calendar for the Chicago Zombie March on June 13th!

You’ve been waiting a whole year to dress up like a zombie and hit up the city… so let’s do it again!

You know the deal… meet up at the field at Millennium Park at 2:00 pm on June 13th in your best zombie get-ups.

Remember: Haunted House Rules apply! No touching strangers, don’t make a mess, mind your own business. Just use your common sense — every zombie-style event this city’s seen has gone well, and the police have noticed — let’s keep up the good rapport!

Contact us at brains@chicagozombie.com with questions/comments/concerns, and keep watch on http://www.chicagozombie.com andhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=74192873814 for all your braingnoshing updates.

Is this really as cool as it looks?

From Urban Prankster, check out this video of a dorm “prank” by somebody in Poland.  Something this coordinated is obviously not just a prank.  If it was really just regular people flipping some light switches, then it is one of the awesomest things I have ever seen.  However, it seems a little too complicated and a little too perfect…if it is just something computer controlled then it is kind of lame.

There are a few more videos off of that Urban Prankster link, so if you liked that one, check them out.

Oh yeah!

Why does the kool-aid man hate brick walls so much?

Another good prank courtesy Urban Prankster.