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Turkey Cannon Not as Fun as It Sounds

November 18, 2007 6:03am

Word, doggo. Preserve our way of life, holmes.

When I saw Turkey Cannon all I could think of was our Burning Man weapon, err, project: the Porkk Mortarr. A bit of panty hose stuffed with wet offal and tied to a folded cellophane parachute à la paratrooper toys of yore. We pack this in a "sabot" and drop it into a 40mm mortar tube. fire with compressed air or black powder, whatever!
Happy para-meatvasion, hippies!

"Meat is murder, but of animals so who cares?" -the fieldmarshall

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Chewbacca Backback

November 18, 2007 5:46am

"There's another thing we can hate Ewoks for"

There's always room for more.
Goddam teddy bears of the pleistocene spewin' backwards baby pidgin.

Let's go ewok skeet shootin.

Pull!!

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Large R/C model of Lockheed Constellation -- video

November 10, 2007 10:18am

That is fantastic!

I feel another hobby coming on...

Sweet Spot: Where I Get to Go Eat Free Candy

November 9, 2007 3:50pm

You have Peeps!
chocolate!
booze!
crunch!
crisp!
dick!what?

and then a "framed photograph of Stevie Nix in the fake bookcases in the fake living room of the demo area"
if that ain't a TOTAL BONUS!!!

what no giant leap forward in 'Circus Peanut' technology?


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Counter-taserism

November 9, 2007 12:54pm

"murderface:Oh, being high on meth...is there any problem it can't solve?"

yeah,
running out of meth.


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TV commercials for 1970s Planet of the Apes dolls

November 9, 2007 7:05am

Hey beepy!
"They're not dolls! They're action figures!"

They all are dolls. Our toys were dolls.
WE PLAYED WITH DOLLS, MAN!

(And sometimes Evel Knievel had tea with Stretch Armstrong, Strawberry Shortcake and green Army men on fire!)


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Gallery of Rare Japanese Nissans

November 8, 2007 5:59pm

Oops! the RC 166 debut was in 1966!

Bad dork! Bad!

Gallery of Rare Japanese Nissans

November 8, 2007 5:57pm

So effin' sweet!!
It's like Nirvana with an address

Rojo, everybody..

More gear porn!!
Somebody needs to sneak into Honda Motorcycle's Heritage Hall and get some centerfold shots of their RC 166 - the 1968 6 cylinder 250!

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Cops bust people in car watching video about avoiding gettting busted

November 8, 2007 5:50pm

haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa !!!!!!

Trying to think of some funny coup de grace to add but .... uh....
Nyaaaah Nyah Nyaaaaaaah! you idiots.

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Streamlined Gadgets and Vehicles

November 8, 2007 8:51am

Oooh, so bitchin'! That spray compressor looks like a high speed train ready to take flight.

I've got a streamliner, post-war Craftsman Circular Saw that looks like they mounted a Cadillac fender as the blade guard.
State of the art in its day, I couldn't imagine hefting the 20 lb beast all day on the jobsite, but damn, it's cool - who would have thought that a saw would cry out for its own Electra swept-wing hood ornament.

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TV commercials for 1970s Planet of the Apes dolls

November 7, 2007 5:17pm

#9 Franko
"MICRONAUTS?? grouchosuave, you are my new best friend. i rarely run into anyone who remembers them. "

Goddamn right! I had the space base with the little cars. Although due to my aforementioned predilection for firecrackers, I only have a few frankensteined ones left.

Man, no Planet of the Apes dolls left though - they were the neighbor kids' and they were big enough to shoot with the .22.

"i say FEH on "transformers" -- those johnny-come-latelys!"

Yeah, they were lame. (Voltron rules the hizzo, boyee!). Besides, by the time they were around, I had discovered the wonderfulnessitude of boobs and butts. Game over.

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TV commercials for 1970s Planet of the Apes dolls

November 7, 2007 2:57pm

well,
#2 "These commercials meant that all the kids immediately knew *how* they were supposed to play"

Like those commercials or instructions or stories or the kind of doll meant anything anyway:

They all got strapped with a cellophane parachute and a lit firecracker eventually.


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TV commercials for 1970s Planet of the Apes dolls

November 7, 2007 2:32pm

"What kind of place is this that the ruling class are apes? They're gonna operate on me and make me a SLAVE!!"

I can't even express how awesome this is. It's like 7 or 8 commercials one after the other, each with different little action scenarios. Wow.

Still playin with my micronauts,
groucho

Periodic Table Shower Curtain

November 7, 2007 8:23am

"So which way would you face the curtain when you hang it?"

I would hang it facing out and hopefully it is printed on a clear vinyl so I can look out and read it in the big mirror on the opposing wall of my bathroom.

Noting like touching yourself among the noble gases.

Besides, the PowerPuff Girls curtain that previously did duty has to be replaced.

Lagos Calling: Nigerian punk fashion fantasy photoset

November 7, 2007 8:17am

#14 "i don't quite understand what "lagos calling" is"

Well, in the literal sense, "Lagos Calling" is a sideways reference to the Clash, the album "London Calling."

In the generalized sense, I too was totally confused as to the documentary conceit being played. I was actually looking forward to checking out some cool old tyme photos of some niched scene: "skinhead" also refers to the legions of reggae bootboys and ska skins that had there own scenes, not just the pseudo-nazi muttonheads.

Bakoda Flask Pack for Snowboarders

November 7, 2007 8:07am

only "4 OUNCES" ??!!

appreciate the thought, but

only "4 OUNCES" ??!!


Boing Boing hoodie by GAMA-GO!

November 7, 2007 8:01am

ah #4
I think the "overlap" will be the same folks who ride a Segway around Burning Man.

Or own a Segway at all.

Kenwood Major Titanium Mixer; Your Top 5 Kitchen Gadgets

November 5, 2007 1:14pm

1.) my bottle opener made from an old bicycle: a pie slice of an sprocket brazed to a loop of bike chain.

2.) a big oval shaped dinner plate stolen from the local German restaurant: the curbed edges, the size, the weight oooooobaby it's perfect for everything, even the local truck's super burrito, the "food log".

3.) Big stainless cup from a shake mixer: perfect for carrying almost a liter of my favorite drink: "Whiskey C**k" = two jiggers of Jim Beam to one pint powdered lemonade (pink lemonade makes "Tender C**k").

4.) Great Grandmas cast iron stew skillet; seasoned with nearly a century of stew, bacon, pan biscuits, and jambalaya.


5.)Well no. 5 would either have to be the Chemex coffee carafe/maker or our homemade vise mounted, flamethrower based quesadilla machine (mostly an outdoor toy but if you have concrete floors inside, you'll be fine... )


Re: the "Soda Club": For the CO2 workaround, I would get a small refillable tank and regulator from a homebrew beer supply house or the local gas/welding supply.
But that's me, a crusty dork.

Pop!Tech Notes: Sheila Kennedy and the Portable Light

October 20, 2007 2:26pm

I don't think there is any greater haven for wankery than an architecture firm - been there, escaped that.

@not a doktor
"It's like back in elementary school science fairs how the "popular" girls copy what won last year and have little to no idea what it is/was."

Hah! Head of the nail duly hit!

Or maybe I'm still sore about the 4th grade - LisaPizzaFace, I still wanna sawk you. Just kidding!

heh

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