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Sam Beard's Warwickshire Angry Birds (YouTube)
Doesn’t everyone think that life should be more like Angry Birds?
A 12-year-old from Warwickshire, England decided to do something about it.
Young Sam Beards combined his Angry Birds obsession with his father’s Halloween invention – a £500 ($800) cannon that shoots pumpkins in the air – to create the ultimate real-life version of the game.
Sam, his sister Jessica and two brothers, Ben and Davy, paint the pumpkins as birds or pigs, and the compressed-air canon fires them – as far as half a kilometer (almost a third of a mile), the Metro reported.
Father Dorian Beards told the paper: “We fire it every two hours in the run up to Halloween, which all the kids seem to love.”