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Wehttamman asks: My dad and I once built a go-kart from chipboard, pram wheels and an engine from a lawn mower. It didn't work... so tell us about your favourite things you've made, and whether they were a triumph or complete failure.
( , Thu 11 Oct 2012, 12:00)
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So I constructed a substitute. It started small and crude, but after several modifications, it transformed into a stumpy electronic and latex masterpiece.
It was a great success with the ladies, and my teeny tinkle replacement soon kept me very busy, I went from a chubby 13st chap to a skinny 9St. Eventually, I was doing so well with it that I decided to set up a business renting it out for lonely females to bounce up and down on.
After a woman made her request, my stubby electro-cock would email them and let them know of their appointment, before ordering them to perform their wanton desires upon it.
Obviously, charging for such a service was difficult, so eventually I built in a DOS command that ensured that after every upgrade I made, the version number would let the customers know and adjust their charges accordingly. Sweet. It sounds complicated, but really it was a simple case of ‘Thub hest, thin guy, ver billed’
I have no excuse.
( , Thu 18 Oct 2012, 9:04, 4 replies)
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