Hahaha..Yeah, after a day working on it, I have smacked it several times. To no effect other than self gratification.
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mikenco,
Mon 6 Nov 2006, 23:32,
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well time for a new one thenyou could always drop it from a great height when you get a new one to see if it can fly
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rollingcabbage is still alive,
Mon 6 Nov 2006, 23:35,
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Hmm..I feel a post on Youtube coming on! ;)
I wonder how high I could launch it using just a scaffold plank and a breeze block?
(I wonder how high I could launch it using just a scaffold plank and a breeze block?
mikenco,
Mon 6 Nov 2006, 23:38,
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drop it off a high-rise block of flatscarefully...
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Avast is still alive!!!!,
Mon 6 Nov 2006, 23:40,
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i did that with a Mellonit nearly landed on a cat
i wish i had of had a video camera at the time
(i wish i had of had a video camera at the time
rollingcabbage is still alive,
Mon 6 Nov 2006, 23:44,
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Not many high rised flats round here..We do have cliffs in Dover though.
Last time I dropped something off the cliffs, it was a large chunk of chalk. I was only about 13 and watched in bemusement, then horror as it almost hit a car in the docks below :S
EDIT: "300ft of falling glory, a nano second of terror as the car screeched to a halt. The 3 kilo chunk of chalk exploded in a massive plume of white dust merely inches from its bonnet"
(Last time I dropped something off the cliffs, it was a large chunk of chalk. I was only about 13 and watched in bemusement, then horror as it almost hit a car in the docks below :S
EDIT: "300ft of falling glory, a nano second of terror as the car screeched to a halt. The 3 kilo chunk of chalk exploded in a massive plume of white dust merely inches from its bonnet"
mikenco,
Mon 6 Nov 2006, 23:44,
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