DIY Glow Stick Nunchakus

For as long as I can recall, I have been a massivecan make some, too:
Bruce Lee fan. I cannot count the number of hours I- Acquire a supply of glow sticks and some nylon
have spent watching his movies, nor the number ofrope.
hours spent trying to emulate his amazing martial arts- Cut a length of rope approximately 5 inches long.
maneuvers. There is one scene in particular that will be- Attach two glow sticks together with the nylon rope.
with me until the end of my days; the scene from- Start swinging.
Enter the Dragon where Bruce kicks some seriousAdmittedly, it is a simple design. My first set was
bad guy ass with his trusty Nunchakus.constructed in record time, which must have seemed
A generation of wanna-be Bruce Lee's was spawnedlike a lifetime to my son as he waited patiently. I made
by that very scene. How many of you went out anda second set and we spent the afternoon playing fun
haphazardly manufactured your own 'chucks afterninja games. After that, we had a Power Rangers
seeing this flick? I was certainly inspired to do so, andmovie marathon. My son is particularly keen on the
so were most of my friends. Most of us used woodenRed Ranger. I prefer the Blue one.
handles, and after some experimentation decided toLater on that evening, we decided to have one more
switch to something softer. Twenty years later, I stillninja battle before bed. It's amazing how inspiring Bruce
have a bump on my head.Lee can be. The wonderful thing about our new
After introducing my son to the magic of Bruce Lee, Inunchakus is that they glow in the dark. I dimmed the
decided to manufacture a pair of Nunchakus for himlights and performed my best Bruce Lee impression.
to play with. Having learned from my rather painfulMy son was completely awestruck, as he watched
mistakes, I constructed them from those disposablethe twirling glowstick nunchakus. I only hit myself in the
glow sticks that all the Raver kid's use. Here's how youhead once. Only this time, it didn't hurt.