WD-40 + Fire = Bad
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Turbo&Auto
Nick Go FAST!!
Not too bright 
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
Hooray for Darwin!
When I lived in NY, we had fruit trees in our yard. Gypsy moths used to like to nest in those trees. So my dad would douse their nests (kind of gauzy and flimsy) in WD-40, then torch em up.
When I lived in NY, we had fruit trees in our yard. Gypsy moths used to like to nest in those trees. So my dad would douse their nests (kind of gauzy and flimsy) in WD-40, then torch em up.
Capt. Orygun
Win the Day
two words, pellet gun
and you should use the big cans of aqua net, much cooler
we used that as pyro for a video on Nam we had to do in HIghschool...
after being held after class to be told never to do that agian we were given a 100% on the assignment
and you should use the big cans of aqua net, much cooler
we used that as pyro for a video on Nam we had to do in HIghschool...
after being held after class to be told never to do that agian we were given a 100% on the assignment
Turbo&Auto
Nick Go FAST!!
^WERD on the aquanet
Nothing like compressed flamables to get your fire started, he should have just used a propane tank.
why am i not surprised .. crazy fucker
d.b.cooper
Mid-life Crisis Swap
even better...
Old refrigerator with acetylene cylinder cracked open inside. Chain shut. Light it up with a .50 cal belt fed machine gun with incendary rounds every 5th bullet.
Old refrigerator with acetylene cylinder cracked open inside. Chain shut. Light it up with a .50 cal belt fed machine gun with incendary rounds every 5th bullet.
Sabz5150
FALCON PUNCH!!!
You'd only need one bullet. Something thick between you and that fridge wouldn't hurt either.