Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2016/09/19/when-life-hands-you-pizza-boxe.html
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That’s for more cool than the 60’s/70’s comic “real submarine” ads.
The best thing about those ads…is that they taught a valuable life lesson to children…“advertisers lie to you, don’t trust them”
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You and your fancy rockets. My kids come from a family of minimalists.
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Indeed, I have written elsewhere in the BBS about my experience with those ads.
I bought the 7 foot tall Frankenstein’s Monster, which turned out to be a two-color picture of Frankenstein’s monster printed on a flimsy plastic film. Most educational dollar I ever spent.
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Adventures in Cardboard
Mission
Adventures in Cardboard seeks to re-inspire creative outdoor play with city-bound youth in uniquely play-focused arts workshops.
These are workshops that demand the use of legs and feet as much as hands and head, where artist-instructors seek to unleash a zeal for creative role-playing, and where “wonder” is the preferred path to igniting a passion for design, construction and playful exploration of the natural world.
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Minimalist? There’s an entire universe in there.
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How do astronauts deal with cockroach eggs anyway?
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not that i completely disagree with your sentiment here but looking at the photo i have to ask, isn’t that over 7’ long and couldn’t you probably have fit a second, slightly smaller, child in there with you 
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That’s a nice use of cardboardium alloy* but they could have gotten better and grease-free boxes at the liquor store.
Not that college students ever go to liquor stores.
*Used in the construction of The Proud Anselmo.
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Greasy smelly pizza boxes in the living room ? cool !
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