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MAKE: Blog features a Light up animated Pac-Man bicycle wheels displayed through rotating LEDs. Cute! (kotaku)

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  1. Wow, that is awesome. Makes me want to try to learn how to solder again, so I can trick out my bike for the playa. Or just freaking out the neighbors...

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  2. Whoo! Are you a burner? I had no idea!

    I want to make one of these for around town; I would be the coolest gaijin around.

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  3. Woo-hoo! Velocipede Mashup!

    no seriously, it's cool. I love how PacMan is the entire wheel. That they can even get the ghost is abso-f*****g-lutely amazing.

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  4. Yessir I am; if you go back in the archives to late summer 2003 I go on at excruciating length about making playa gifts out of bottlecaps. I didn't go last year, for which I am still kicking myself; I am so going this year!

    Have you been?

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  5. For me, EVERY day is BURNING MAN. Especially if I actually stand in sunshine. DAMN, I am pale.

    No, I have never been, and to listen to most burners, the last good year is always the one that was three years ago (no matter the current year, and congruity be damned). It looks like something I will do when I am back in the US, the kids have been to college, and I can cast off some responsiblities for a while. Look for me in 15 years or so; I'll be the fat, nekkid, sunburned bald guy who is so dehydrated that his pee looks like Bass Ale.

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  6. Michael; yeah, the ghost is hella impressive. I wonder if someone would sell kits for this...

    Yes, I know there is a kit, I mean like a "done kit." MAKE is for people with spare time.

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