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Okay, I'm seriously having trouble understanding this one. I can see how this would work on a manual transmission... but wouldn't there need to be someone in the car to pop the clutch? What do you guys think?
I'm not sure the video killed the radio guy, but it certainly makes for an entertaining topic of discussion, or even a musical classic. If you've ever wondered what would be the result if you just search for video, you won't be disappointed, but maybe try adding a second word to the phrase, you might find what you're looking for.
Okay, I'm seriously having trouble understanding this one. I can see how this would work on a manual transmission... but wouldn't there need to be someone in the car to pop the clutch? What do you guys think?
Super effective against: rain, precipitation of any kind. Weak against: doorways, crowded sidewalks, sense of shame.
I really really hope this actually works and not just someone trying to make a clever video based on what's happening in the Middle East.
From the Youtube description:
If you don't have electricity: Get two batteries and dunk them in the cup of water for 1 or 1 1/2 hours and then link the mobile phone with USB cable to the water! Great improvised technique for those traveling through revolution areas, or maybe just backpacking somewhere and you don't have electricity.
All I know is I definitely want him around when the zombie apocalypse begins. ~NSHA
EIGHTINCH shows us how to fix up old bikes using a fairly basic conversion kit. You'll need:
More videos for both seasoned and amateur bike enthusiasts here!
3 U Penn students developed the µWave (microwave, get it?), an Arduino based kitchen hack that plays Youtube videos while you wait for noms. Once you set the cooking time the program goes to Youtube and finds a highly-rated video for the exact length. Read more about it at the project's website.
Hit something with a sledge hammer long enough and you can take down anything.
