A new world record set by Hungarian team of Aliz Totivan and Norbert Pozsonyi at the 2009 Spaghetti Bridge Championships held at Okanagan College's Kelowna, B.C., Canada campus. A bridge weighing 982 grams held 443.58 kilograms before shattering dramatically, eclipsing the previous world record by 90 kilograms.
this reminds me of my first day at my studies. To get to now each other, we where divided in groups and the group that make the strongest paper bridge won the competition. My team won because we used a ruler rapped in paper to hold the construction. This bridges now stands in the office of a teacher. I'm curious when he finds out
2009 Spaghetti Bridge Contest Winner
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this reminds me of my first day at my studies. To get to now each other, we where divided in groups and the group that make the strongest paper bridge won the competition.
My team won because we used a ruler rapped in paper to hold the construction. This bridges now stands in the office of a teacher.
I'm curious when he finds out
Nice cheats :)
lol@wiki, that's serious cheating.
Was this spaghetti bridge design optimized by a computer?... I think we could do better :)
cool how they maked a pretty good rounding with the spaghetti.
I'm sure we can do better!
YES WE CAN!
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