Students build pyramid from 27,434 toilet paper rolls (VIDEO)

Bullock Creek robotics team builds tallest toilet paper pyramid in the world

Bullock Creek robotics team builds tallest toilet paper pyramid in the world Watch this video on YouTube. A group of high school students in Michigan made good use of their…

A group of high school students in Michigan made good use of their holiday break: they built a toilet paper pyramid.

The students belong to a 20-member robotics team, and they plan to sell the (unused) toilet paper now to raise money for their technology studies.

“There was a lot of excitement when we got to the last few layers, but the final roll at the top was actually pretty anti-climactic,” teen robotics enthusiast Maxton Herst told MLive.com. “Every single roll you place, you want it to be in the correct spot. It was just kind of mind-numbing work.”

The kids got the idea from seeing a similar pyramid in a YouTube video a few years ago.

From Associated Press:

The students built the pyramid during holiday break. The robotics team began to dismantle the pyramid Monday, the first day of classes after the holidays. Rolls of the two-ply toilet paper were placed into 96-count boxes for purchase.

IMAGE: BLITZCREEK ROBOTICS.