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Old 06-24-2013, 09:43 AM
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They have seen better days, Nick.
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yep, mike hook me up
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Now, we have to come up with the Ninja weapon!!
You could bend one in a "u", weld it to another one and make a sai
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Hard to get a driveshaft to last more than 50 years these days!


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You got all the good out of those.
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Hmmmm.......What would Red Green do to re-purpose them? ......I know, just drill some holes in 2 V-8 juice cans (or use the things that go bang to put some holes in the cans), weld the cans to the back of the driveshafts, paint them flat black and mount them to the front of your cub as prop machine guns!

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