
The other day I read a review of a book about things from days gone by. One of the things they recalled was a rubber band ball.

I remembered them too and have a plethora of elastics so I got started. Richard took over when he saw that my elastic skills sucked.

All you do is build a series of rubber bands on top of a golf ball. And then keep adding. And if you need an elastic, just pick one off! Not so crazy.
4 comments:
The things you country people will do for fun!
Does a rubber band ball bounce?
Actually, it does bounce. Richard tried it!
I have one in my desk but it's all ugly blue Canada Post rubber bands from the year I lived in Quebec. My mail was always wrapped with rubber bands!
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