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I will find them I will get them and i will probably be in trouble so I put them in the anti short person cabinet n only ever see them again if i jump so the cycle will restart lol
So something has occurred to me @biggman100 you were picking on me bout my drag car being a stunt truck coming from the man who 5 minutes after the body’s get hee is building a monster drag car lol
They sell them at Walmart snd Amazon for I think $3.42/9oz bag.
So this is what crack really looks like hmmmm yay pink and sparkly lolThey sell them at Walmart snd Amazon for I think $3.42/9oz bag.
But Target has 18oz bags!!! Oh my gawd.
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Why do I feel like I am turning a kid onto my crack dealer?
Oh, they have these too by the way (if ya want sparkly). And they had Halloween ones.
Omg omg omg omg where I really really need them lol oddly enough however I of all people think that eat-able glitter is very unnatural and have questions lol butttttt sparkle sparkle heyyyyyy lol
Oh I know that but still unnatural I mean I eat enough of it that I’m as glittery on the inside as I’m white on the outside which is saying something seeing as I’m so white I glow during the day but still unnaturalIt's just sugar
That's what we did in our Kraton run vid the first time Breydon drove it in 6s. I really want to get him a proper ramp soon. He is getting kinda bored just driving around the field.
Curved ramps arent all that hard to make, it just takes a little bit of work and time. I used to make them by cutting the side pieces with a curve, and then running 2X2 cross members, and then screw the deck down a little at a time until it conforms to the curve. Some people i know would wet the plywood, or run notches every 1/2" inch to help it curve, but, i never did any of that. All i ever did was screw the wood to the bottom cross brace, then, stack cinderblocks on the deck for a couple days until it fit the shape i wanted, and screw the deck to the cross braces once it bent enough. I only ever used 3/8" or 1/4" wood for the deck though, and 1/2" for the sides.
I could easily make one if I was able. Living in an apartment doesn't help either. I may try one of these days. I just need to get my a small table to work on outside. I do have a jigsaw
Ok so not gunna lie mental image that came to mind was a random ramp suddenly appearing out a window n a rig getting sentI could easily make one if I was able. Living in an apartment doesn't help either. I may try one of these days. I just need to get my a small table to work on outside. I do have a jigsaw
Living in an apartment makes it a little harder to just leave the ramps outside, unless you really know and trust your neighbors.I could easily make one if I was able. Living in an apartment doesn't help either. I may try one of these days. I just need to get my a small table to work on outside. I do have a jigsaw
hmmmm also I would like to clarify I originally tried to treat the dr10 as a no prep I did 2 maybe even 3 straight passes…. Well as straight as a possessed drag car goes
