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damn I wonder how long it took them to set up the bottles to find the sounds to match the song .



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RolStoppable said:
Booyah! Marioboys can do anything.

Well said RolStoppable.



OK that was impressive. I'm guessing someone figured out or found out how much water in a standard beer bottle equated to certain notes and they just set it up accordingly. The hard part I would think is getting the spacing and car's speed just right ...and I have no idea how they got that down with an RC car, which is the part I thought was amazing.



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That was too awesome! :p
Must've taken forever to set up, haha.



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Haha i cant believe it I even showd my dad he loved it



Good job. It's just a matter of filling each bottle by the precise amounts!



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That took an awful long time I'll tell you that. Mario fan or not you have to appreciate how much work went into that.



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