And frankly, I like it blurry.
Watching these engineers play is like watching a bunch of puppies spill out of a basket. There is boundless energy, competition, laughs and high fives. It's hard not to smile when you see it.
There's that other bit about these mini-machines being wicked cool. It seems like each engineer had a different idea and configuration for their dragsters.
Even though you can't easily identify the parts as coming from a Dyson vacuum, I'm still filled with good will for a company that turns this kind of creativity loose on the world. Here's hoping they make it an annual event.
(Note to the Dyson marketing staff: If you open this competition up to the public, sales for Dyson vacuums will likely go through the roof. Each household would need a vacuum for the housework, and one or two for the dragsters alone. There's a little tip for free.)
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