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flatten car tires while ridin ur bike

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Published: Dec 20, 2004 6:45 a.m.
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if ur goin 4 a bikeride, n u wana c sum cars skid off the road, ur gona need 200 ft of string, a matchbox car, and a few nails.
take the matchbox car, and hammer the nails through it so the points are sticking everywhere.
take the string, and tie 1 end to the matchbox car, and the other end just under the seat on your bike.
when a car hits it, theyll find the matchbox stuck in their wheel and be like wtf! but most likely, it’ll stick in the tire, and the centripetal force of the spining tire willthrow it out, leaving no evidence. have fun, and dont get caught!
 

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Pooter

Dec 20, 2004 8:11 am -
that is cool


Pooter

Dec 20, 2004 8:13 am -
IF you are using a string than it would break and your bike wouldnt flip. i think this one will work.


xXSLiPXx

May 19, 2008 2:55 pm -
lmao nice, it’d have to be dark out tho so they don’t see the string. fishing line would work better. actaully how would the matchbox car be in front of the other real cars, when things drag, they don’t drag to the right, they drag behind you. you’d have to be on the street, in front of cars for it to be near their tires. It might work tho. 3*

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