Cow Tipper

Step one:

Take a photo of your friends, the guy at the bar, that dog over there, or load an image of a celebrity, a political figure, your boss… who ever, whatever…
Step Two:

Enjoy the thrill of tipping an unsuspecting cow in their general direction… moooooooooo…..
Step Three:

The photo, now covered in mud, is yours to save or post directly to Facebook to share with your friends online. hehehe….

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What is it?

Wish Fountain is over 512 square feet of Glowing, Flowing Water Cascading down the sides of an 18 Foot High Transparent Pyramid.
The water is soapy, and invites you make Wishes by Blowing Bubbles instead of tossing in Coins.

How Does it Work?

A little known fact about common household laundry detergent is that it will glow bright blue when exposed to Ultraviolet light.
This effect gives Wish Fountain it's Glow as well as it's Suds and Creates a Mesmerizing Glowing Flowing Waterfall in the process.
See a Video of the Effect

What Is It Made Of?

Similar to greenhouse construction, Wish Fountain is primarily made from a metal frame skeleton that supports transparent Plexiglas panels. Along with water pumps Ultraviolet lights, and Bubble Wands circling its base for people to enjoy.

How Does One Use It?

Conventional fountains ask you to toss in a coin to make a wish. Here, you simply use one of the many Bubble Wands circling Wish Fountain and blow a bubble to make your wish. You may have as many wishes as you choose with out being limited by the coins in your pocket.
Wish Fountain also has 2 entrances, so that you might also enter the structure to look up though it's glowing waters and wish upon the stars.

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Cow Tipper

Step one:

Take a photo of your friends, the guy at the bar, that dog over there, or load an image of a celebrity, a political figure, your boss… who ever, whatever…

Step Two:

Enjoy the thrill of tipping an unsuspecting cow in their general direction… moooooooooo…..

Step Three:

The photo, now covered in mud, is yours to save or post directly to Facebook to share with your friends online. hehehe….