Little Red Riding Hood as Explained by Engineers

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Sit back and get your geek on people! First thing you want to do is turn down the horrid music, it adds nothing to the story. Next click on full screen so you can see all of the way cool geekness.

Full screen looks like this to those not in the know...


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Comments

  1. Pop and Ice4:28 PM

    This video is truly cool. I somehow saw it a few months ago and blasted it out to everyone I knew. Except you. Sorry....

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  2. Some Guy9:22 PM

    I like it.

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  3. Candy's daily Dandy8:00 AM

    That was cool.
    I must be a uber geek- I liked the music.

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  4. diane8:14 AM

    That was so cool. I somehow wish they would have explained how it was that the grand mother came out whole, when she went in like pieces of steak.

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  5. GETkristiLOVE10:45 AM

    Since when is a VW bus in the story of Red Riding Hood?

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  6. just a girl...4:08 PM

    cracking me up had to send this to a friend just now who loves BACON!

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