If you have a game, but no ball, and the closest sporting goods store is miles away, what are you going to do? Make one, of course! Check out this video to learn how to make a soccer ball using plastic bags and other readily available items.
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Posted by Adam Flaherty |
Sep 17, 2009 04:00 AM
How it's made, Toys and Games |
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Innovative. I'll have to try it.
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Very innovative and useful but ill be damned if Im blowing into a condom..... I suppose ill have the misses make one. :)
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Very creative, and worth trying. I expect a balloon would work just as well as the condom, and would make it a better project to do with the kids. Unless, of course, your kids are teenagers, in which case a condom would be a great choice, providing you with a convenient excuse to leave some extra ones sitting around in their rooms.
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