Rube Goldberg “ Simple ” Machines. Simple Lawn-Sprinkler Rocker (A) squeezes bulb (B) spraying shirt (C), causing it to shrink and pull string (D), tipping.

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Rube Goldberg “ Simple ” Machines

Simple Lawn-Sprinkler Rocker (A) squeezes bulb (B) spraying shirt (C), causing it to shrink and pull string (D), tipping shelf (E)- homemade biscuit (F) falls heavily into basket (G) causing rod (H) to raise hood (I) exposing mouse (J)- cat (K) chases mouse, thereby revolving platform (L)- each time laughing hyena (M) revolves he is tickled on nose by feather ball (N) causing him to laugh so hard he cries- speed of revolutions scatters tears over lawn and causes grass to grow. *If you can’t get a laughing hyena, use a giggling school girl.

Simple Fly Swatter Carbolic acid (A) drips on string (B) causing it to break and release elastic of bean shooter (C) which projects ball (D) into bunch of garlic (E) causing it to fall into syrup can (F) and splash syrup violently against side wall. Fly (G) buzzes with glee and goes for syrup, his favorite dish. Butler-dog (H) mistakes hum of fly’s wings for door buzzer and runs to meet visitor, pulling rope (I) which turns stop-go signal (J) and causes baseball bat (K) to sock fly who falls to floor unconscious. As fly drops to floor pet trout (L) jumps for him, misses, and lands in net (M). Weight of fish forces show (N) down on fallen fly and put him out of the running for all time. If the fish catches the fly, the shoe can be used for cracking nuts.

Simple Alarm Clock The early bird (A) arrives and catches worm (B), pulling string (C) and shooting off pistol (D). Bullet (E) busts balloon (F), dropping brick (G) on bulb (H) of atomizer (I) and shooting perfume (J) on sponge (K)- As sponge gains in weight, it lowers itself and pulls string (L), raising end of board (M)- Cannon ball (N) drops on nose of sleeping gentleman- String tied to cannon ball releases cork (O) of vacuum bottle (P) and ice water falls on sleeper's face to assist the cannon ball in its goof work.

Simple Way to Turn of Lights When you pull covers up around neck, string (A) pulls down needle- topped sparrow (B) which falls on head and punctures balloon (C). Air from balloon blows flame (D) towards cat (E)- tail takes fire and cat jumps in pail (F)- water (G) splashes and falls in glass (H) causing scissors (I) to cut string (J)- small weight (K) falls on cap (L), setting off cannon (M) and firing cannon ball (N) o which is attached iron hand (O) which presses button and put out lights.

Simple Way of Closing Windows Pet bull frog (A) homesick for water hears rain storm and jumps for joy, pulling string (B) which opens catch (C) and releases hot water bag (D) allowing it to slide under chair (E). Heat raises yeast (F) lifting disk (G) which causes hook (H) to release spring (I). Toy automobile-bumper (J) hits monkey (K) in the neck putting him down for the count on table (L). He staggers to his feet and slips on banana peel (M). He instinctively reaches for flying rings (N) to avoid further disaster and his weight pulls rope (O) closing window (P), stopping the rain from leaking through on the family downstairs and thinning their soup.