Find someone isn't agreeing with you? Or saying yes when they should say no? Grab a Yes No Wrench and adjust the offending head accordingly. Gently, now — DVICE doesn't take any responsibility for twisted necks.
The Yes No Wrench is the work of student David Bernstein, and it's got two ends specifically cut to fit a head either horizontally or vertically. Vertically, you could force a head to nod; horizontally, it'll cause it to shake side to side. I imagine young, experimental art students, like Bernstein — who goes to New York's Pratt Institute — find the Wrench a handy companion in the face of grumpy teachers (and art bashers).
The Yes No Wrench is the work of student David Bernstein, and it's got two ends specifically cut to fit a head either horizontally or vertically. Vertically, you could force a head to nod; horizontally, it'll cause it to shake side to side. I imagine young, experimental art students, like Bernstein — who goes to New York's Pratt Institute — find the Wrench a handy companion in the face of grumpy teachers (and art bashers).
Brilliant :P
ReplyDeleteOH, I just noticed the other end to that face wrench. What is that suppose to turn, cause it doesn't look like it was made to fit a face...If you think I am implying something dirty, you are correct.
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