I don't want to think about his pendulum.

Will you think about mine?

I want to see a guy who uses tweezers to drop individual grains of sand down a narrow space in a glass container.

Well now you have to activate it.

BURRRRIIIIED IIIIIIN..
MY GEARS!!!

This is like a rorschach test for figuring out if someone is in their late 20s or not. If the first thing they did was hum that song, you know.

[random cow]

Ooops that don't work:

http://twitter.com/account/profile_image/GNULinuxMadman?hrefla ng=en

if you check the description on the original YT page, it's actually a recording of him played on a flatscreen TV.

I want him on my desktop

Nerd warning!

At around :50 when the camera pans off to the side, all sense of depth in the clock vanishes.

This doesn't strike me as a very original effect. It would probably not be a great feat to produce a similar, more convincing effect with some kind of prismatic display surface or even some kind of robotics.

Actually that's exactly what this clock is. Sadly he is not actually in the box.

That's the whole fucking point you stupid monkey.

Sure it's art. It just needs a cool name like "The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living."