Hahahah when i get my mower engine running and i get the stacks on it there is gona be a little button on my dash board heheheh click fire fire fire...... on second thought follow the stack back a little bit and your head is right there OH WELL.
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Kaptain Krunch
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Just make some straight pipes going out under the running boards, put a secondary coil on the engine, extend wire with a spark plug, and ad a propane valve.
TravisD
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I was thinking about mounting a flame thrower to something,
and in Australia this is the most popular flame thrower
and in Australia this is the most popular flame thrower
THE HUNTER
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I was thinking about mounting a flame thrower to something,
and in Australia this is the most popular flame thrower
im guessing thats the equivalent of Axe in America lol
but its too expensive for me, and it leaves a funky smell behind when its burnt... or unburnt, either way, it smells funky.
lol
im just gona keep it stacks i dont care if it gets a lil toasty im gona do a small flamethrower type thing.
THE HUNTER
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THE HUNTER
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hey, im a major pyro, and i actually have long hair. lol
same here i lit my freinds drive way up the other day and didnt notice my boot was on fire hahahaha. hes like ahhh hey man u know ur boots are on fire im like oh s***t we tryed to make a small pulse jet with beer bottle drill with glass bit air compresser and gass half filled it with gass then drilled hole before we filled it took aircompressor blew it in lit the end and it made a lil flame thrower type thing wish we took vids of it ohwell. so we got bored of that then i tryed to roll the bottle so it vaporises kicked the neck instead of the center so his drive way had a 10 foot circle of flame in it ahahah.(we live in the middle of nowhere so no one cares if we shoot his ak in the middle of the night or light mortars off or make big fires.
THE HUNTER
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darn you and your remote location!!
i would never get away with that around here! :/
i would never get away with that around here! :/
kibble
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Oh man, you guys just took me down memory lane!
When my cousin and I were about 10, we were such major pyros! There was one time when he and I were playing with matches outside of my grandmas house when we heard her open the door so we quickly threw the matches into a spot of dry grass and stomped on it to put it out. When my grandma came out the door, she asked: "What are you guys doing?" "Looking for lizards!" Then she went back in the house. A few seconds later we heard crackling coming from behind us, the grass caught on fire!!! Then we REALLY had to stomp it out.
We would frequently make contraptions to light on fire and we were constantly getting in trouble for playing with fire.
Another time, I was supposed to light the barbeque. I completely soaked the charcoal briquettes (which already contained fluid) and took a match to it.....HUGE FIREBALL! Singed all the hairs on my arms and I think some of my eyebrows.
I went to El Salvador in December of 1999. Over there, fireworks are sold everywhere. One of my cousins and I bought a whole bunch of them, we opened them up, poured the gun powder into a large sheet of newspaper, put all the fuses together and made an about 2ft tall by 8-10in diameter firecracker. BOOM! That's all I gotta say about that.
http://www.wonderlandblog.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/06/21/pyrocopy.jpg
When my cousin and I were about 10, we were such major pyros! There was one time when he and I were playing with matches outside of my grandmas house when we heard her open the door so we quickly threw the matches into a spot of dry grass and stomped on it to put it out. When my grandma came out the door, she asked: "What are you guys doing?" "Looking for lizards!" Then she went back in the house. A few seconds later we heard crackling coming from behind us, the grass caught on fire!!! Then we REALLY had to stomp it out.
We would frequently make contraptions to light on fire and we were constantly getting in trouble for playing with fire.
Another time, I was supposed to light the barbeque. I completely soaked the charcoal briquettes (which already contained fluid) and took a match to it.....HUGE FIREBALL! Singed all the hairs on my arms and I think some of my eyebrows.
I went to El Salvador in December of 1999. Over there, fireworks are sold everywhere. One of my cousins and I bought a whole bunch of them, we opened them up, poured the gun powder into a large sheet of newspaper, put all the fuses together and made an about 2ft tall by 8-10in diameter firecracker. BOOM! That's all I gotta say about that.
http://www.wonderlandblog.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/06/21/pyrocopy.jpg
jr dragster T
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Ohh Kibble, Making your grandmother angry again. You sure that Cracklin' wasnt Russ's cracklin 2 stroke kart?
THE HUNTER
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dry grasses can light very easily, and if the conditions are right, they will burn very hot, and fast. i had an experience with that once... but it wasnt really my fault... i warned the guy the rocket engine was loose in the pinewood derby car, but he didnt listen!! lol
Kaptain Krunch
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Anyone seen the South Park with the pinewood derby car and the magnet?
Kaptain Krunch
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he said pinewood derby, and it reminded me of southpark.
THE HUNTER
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we like to put model rocket engines (usually C6 types) on them and send them UP the ramp.
lol, its great.
lol, its great.
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jr dragster T
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Try a D5-0 rocket engine!
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