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Spaceballs the movie is a spin-off of Star Wars. This movie makes fun of Star Wars, like how modern day "Disaster Movie" or "Meet the Spartans" make fun of modern day movies, tv shows, or celebrities.
The only spaceball I know is the movie "Spaceballs" produced by Mel Brooks. Funny movie.
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When did Spaceball Revolution happen?
Spaceball Revolution happened in 2009.
When was Spaceball Revolution created?
Spaceball Revolution was created on 2009-09-11.
When was Spaceball - Larry Young - created?
Spaceball - Larry Young - was created in 1976.
When was Spaceball - Battlestar Galactica - created?
Spaceball - Battlestar Galactica - was created on 1980-03-30.
What is an aliens favorite sport?
Spaceball
What was the length of the self-destruct timer on Spaceball-1?
3 minutes
What are the release dates for Galactica 1980 - 1980 Spaceball 1-6?
Galactica 1980 - 1980 Spaceball 1-6 was released on: USA: 30 March 1980 Netherlands: 29 May 1982 West Germany: 20 September 1989 Hungary: 23 September 2010
What are the advantage and disadvantages of spaceball?
used in 3d graphicsfix devicemovement detection using strain judgecan move cursor at any directionmore efficient then trackball
What is the difference between trackball and spaceball?
trackballused in 2d graphicsmovable devicemovement detection is using potentiometer4 angle rotation is possiblenot much efficient performancespace ballused in 3d graphicsfix devicemovement detection using strain judgecan move cursor at any directionmore efficient then trackball
How do you change the gear shift knob on a 2002 Volvo S60 T5?
Removing the shift knob is actually very simple if you have the Volvo "Spaceball" setup: Just push down on the knob and rotate it counter clockwise about 90degrees then pull up to remove the knob from the shaft. Depending on what type of shift knob you are replacing it with, installation of the new one may differ. See: http://forums.swedespeed.com/showthread.php?136135
What movie and television projects has Austin Honaker been in?
Austin Honaker has: Played Bartender in "Las Vegas" in 2003. Played Diner Patron in "Rules of Engagement" in 2007. Played That Guy in the Bar in "Greek" in 2007. Played That Frat Boy in "Greek" in 2007. Played Academy Awards Attendee in "Tropic Thunder" in 2008. Played Congressman in "Eagle Eye" in 2008. Played A Spaceball in "Bedtime Stories" in 2008. Played Extra in "An American Carol" in 2008. Played That Guy Not Dancing in the Rain in "Step Up 2: The Streets" in 2008. Played That Guy at the Rehab Performance in "Glee" in 2009. Played That Guy in the Riot in "The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard" in 2009. Played The Better Looking Bartender in "Spread" in 2009. Played White Guy in the Club in "The Janky Promoters" in 2009. Played That Guy at the Party in "Two Million Stupid Women" in 2009. Played That Navy Officer in "Silent Venom" in 2009.
What price was the first trampoline made?
Circus performers have probably been using some version of the trampoline for decades, but the first competitive trampoline was designed by George Nissen, who later would establish Nissen Gymnastics Corporation and build trampolines for gymnasts and divers to use as training tools and to serve as the basis for trampoline as a competitive sport. Now trampoline is even an Olympic sport with American an Olympic Champion. In the early 1960's a trampoline would sell for approximately $1,000. This is estimate is based on my experience in the sport from the 70's to the present and my experience as a gymnastics and trampoline coach. Today a competitive trampoline sells for $15,000 or more, depending on the manufacturer and the type of bed or landing surface used. Nice answer by John here, i just thought i would post in some additional info for his answer straight from Wikipedia:They had observed trapeze artists using a tight net to add entertainment value to their performance and experimented by stretching a piece of canvas, in which they had inserted grommets along each side, to an angle iron frame by means of coiled springs. It was initially used to train tumblers but soon became popular in its own right. Nissen explained that the name came from the Spanish trampolín meaning a diving board. George Nissen heard the word on a demonstration tour in Mexico in the late 1930s and decided to use an anglicized form as the trademark for the apparatus.[1] However, there is also an 18th century Italian word trampolino meaning springboard, from trampoli meaning stilts which could also be a source.[2] In 1942 Griswold and Nissen created the Griswold-Nissen Trampoline & Tumbling Company, and began making trampolines commercially in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The generic term for the trademarked trampoline was a rebound tumbler[3] and the sport began as rebound tumbling. It has since lost its trademark and has become a generic trademark. 1968 demonstration of SpaceballEarly in their development Nissen anticipated Trampolines being used in a number of recreational areas including those involving more than one participant on the same trampoline. One such game was Spaceball - a game of two teams of two on a single trampoline with specially constructed end 'walls' and a middle 'wall' through which a ball could be propelled to hit a target on the other sides end wall.
