Hover Shoes, Maybe?

Today while I was being bored on the internet found a website that says you can make your own hover shoes.

http://www.householdhacker.com/index.php?view=article&catid=25%3Amain-articles&id=69%3Ahow-to-make-hover-shoes&option=com_content&Itemid=53

Does this seem even mildly legit? Also check out the rest of the site, it has some weird projects ( Make a Hi-Def Speaker for under $1.)

 

Household Hacker have been known for doing fake shit and fake experiments and inventions. Watch some of their videos on YouTube.

 

make a diet atom bomb.

just one atom.

 

to start that's not even a proper electrical circuit

 

Yea, I kinda figured it was BS but hey, what do I know? Meh, I was kinda looking forward to making the hi-def speaker.

 

The person is being held by a rope, there is no way they could be spinning so much if they were 'hovering'.
The Laws of Physics proves my previous statement.

 

You can't be serious....

 

they were definitely playing hangman at the end.

 

So many people will angry with them for their "Play Guitar Hero with a real guitar" which involved breaking up a regular standart controller, taking the wires and wrapping them around the guitar strings. Unsure if it actually works though.

 

i wish something like that was real but maybe in the furture something cool will happen or just be the same as always . I think there just acting cool .

 

They said they took each of the individual wires that react when a key button is pressed, A, B, X, Y etc, to do something, so they put them on the guitar strings, so that when each string was picked or plucked, it would vibrate the wire, which made it think it was being pressed.

 

Yeah, so it probably was fake.

 

If you had metal strings you could play. Just get some sort of metal pick connected to the controller.

 

household hacker is a big bullshit artist.
although his iTaser does work

 

lol loving all the stupid comments

 

Lies! All lies, I tell you! Just watch, and be entertained

 

I don't think that's true, is it?

 

No it is not.