마치 1인칭 슈팅 무기인 것처럼 다양한 가정 용품을 재장전하는 남자
일상적인 물건은 우리가 기꺼이 믿고 MacGyver 의 할 수 있다는 정신을 조금이라도 전달하면 우리가 원하는 모든 것으로 변할 수 있습니다. 이것의 증거로, 짜증나는 사무실 소음 을 좋은 노래로 바꾼 사람 이나 온갖 것들을 사랑스러운 플루트로 만드는 음악가를 보십시오 .
Or, more recently, take inspiration from video game environment artist Karl Schecht (who goes by “Kommander Karl” online), who’s out there creating videos where he reloads various household objects as if they’re guns in a first-person shooter.
A compilation of some of Karl’s best clips shows exactly how talented he is at this very specific skill. He gets started by reloading a vacuum cleaner, popping an old filter out and a new one in with satisfyingly chunky noises while a Counter-Strike-style heads-up display shows off his health, armor, and current ammo values.
Next up, Karl gets a toaster battle-ready with rifle reload sound effects then he
moves on to a smoke alarm battery and pencil sharpener. There’s also a kid’s toy turned into a shotgun, a metal wallet fold, and a lamp that requires the sacrifice of an old light bulb to be re-armed.
When it comes time to reload a caulking gun, Karl throws up a congratulatory message stating “Nice caulk!” at the end because, ultimately, nobody can resist that particular low-hanging fruit.
In the past, he’s also made videos of him reloading stuff like an electric drill, a staple gun, and, in a “Christmas special,” a nutcracker. Each of these works not just because of the sound effects and movements, but also the video game character-style idling Karl includes by gently bobbing his arms in place or twirling around his ersatz weapons.
Sure, none of this may be on quite the same level of sophistication as “pretending to pee by sticking a garden hose between your legs,” but, on the whole, it’s still pretty good.
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