The Wheels on the Bus

The wheels on the bus go 'round and 'round
'Round and 'round
'Round and 'round
The wheels on the bus go 'round and 'round
All through the Town

The people on the bus go up and down,
Up and down,
Up and down,
The people on the bus go up and down,
All through the Town

The pirates on the bus go "Ahr Matey!"
"Ahr Matey!"
"Ahr Matey!"
The pirates on the bus go "Ahr Matey!"
All through the town

The Ninjas on the bus go sneak, sneak, sneak
sneak, sneak, sneak
sneak, sneak, sneak
The Ninjas on the bus go sneak, sneak, sneak
All through the town

The Zombies on the bus go "Must Eat Brains!"
"Must Eat Brains!"
"Must Eat Brains!"
The Zombies on the bus go "Must Eat Brains!"
All through the town

The T. Rex on the bus goes "GROAAAAAR"
"GROAAAAAR"
"GROAAAAAR"
The T. Rex on the bus goes "GROAAAAAR"
All through the town


I think this has the makings of a children's book.

MC Escher's train set

Japanese site. Neat.

Eccentric Cubicle

I'm currently without a workshop area pending some basement renovations. Most of the destruction has occurred, now we're just playing games with the electrician, plumber, drywaller and such trying to get them in. Yeah, yeah... I could do it myself - but it's doubly stressful with a two year old at your feet going "what doing daddy?" every minute or so.

Anyway, I can live vicariously through books like this. Eccentric Cubicle is a nice little guide to some very strange projects to make for your geekspace... that is, if your spouse or co workers don't mind a 14" working guillotine, ballista message projector or oscillating fog machine.

The book is written by Vancouverite Kaden Harris aka Eccentric Genius.

While most of the projects will ever exist in my mind ( like my Locost sports car ), his wiley building philosophy comes across nicely in the project writeups ( His scrap-fu is strong). At the very least it's inspired me to take another whack at the sadly neglected laser show. Worth a look.