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Over the course of a summer, 9 year old Caine built and ran his very own arcade out of his father’s auto parts store. He built the games out of extra cardboard boxes and used his old toys as the prizes. Sadly, the walk-up traffic of used auto-part stores just isn’t what it used to be and it’s even worse for cardboard arcades.

Despite this, Caine wasn’t deterred in the slightest. Every day they’re open, Caine can be found sitting in his office, donning his Caine’s Arcade staff shirt, sweeping and cleaning as needed. This was the way things went for quite some time, until Nirvan Mullick showed up looking for a handle for his car door.

Nirvan was Caine’s very first real customer, and seeing how much work Caine had put into his cardboard, roadside arcade, Nirvan purchased a fun pass and went to town. Caine’s enthusiasm pressed Nirvan to ask Caine’s father if he could tell the world Caine’s story, invite a bunch of people to play at the arcade and commit the entire thing to video. It’s enough to bring a person to tears.

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This video comes to us from the Danish television show Dumt & Farligt and they do all sorts of stupid things that look cool at 1500 frames per second.

There are a few extended scenes of the television show, but being that they’re in Danish, they didn’t do much for me.

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Frame of Mind is a clever video made possible by lots and lots of post-production editing. The idea is quite simple but the effect they achieve is priceless.

After an overwhelming response, Ben Boutwell also created a tutorial video to explain the effect and how you can replicate it yourself. Needless to say, it took a very long time.

By Ben Boutwell and Steven Alan via Colossal

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Some of my friend’s drawings have both stumped and amazed me and I’m sure mine have had the same effect on them.

A few of mine are okay, meaning they can be guessed with relative ease, but then there’s the big leagues. I came across a blog entitled Bobby’s Draw Something Addiction and the man’s a master of fake Pictionary. Granted, drawing is probably a bit easier on an iPad (which I think he uses) but there’s still an artist on the other end of the thing. Take a look at some of his drawings, and try not to laugh at mine any more than you have to.

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The Simpsons, South Park and Ninja Turtles by Jung von Matt, Hamburg, Germany

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