h a l f b a k e r yQuis custodiet the custard?
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Hmmmm. It would at least be an interesting expiriment the first time. Might not have much potential after that though. |
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I'm trying to picture the effect, and I think it would mostly
result in very dead bounces. Having random air jets on the
table, however, could be interesting. |
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I was thinking a good spin might have some interesting effects in the flowing air. And of course, there would be "hotspots" between the nozzles where a good spike might be given a nice boost on its way up. |
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It occurs to me that you want to take a game with a green table and replace the table with one that uses electricity. Would it be solar powered so it's still green? |
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It would be powered by gerbils and hamsters. The tiny AC units that keep them cool would be solar powered. |
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