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  • espy59lc

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    @ 2:00 minute mark, I asked myself "Why am I still watching this?" @ the 3:45 mark when he threw something in it, I found my answer.
     

    espy59lc

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    I like the sparkler bombs...



    My buddies did this one time when I was there and it was pretty epic. Lots of sparklers needed though.
     

    Mic

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    So...I'm assuming your average everyday washer has some sort of inbalance sensor that'll stop that from happening and he bypassed it.
    Pretty awesome to watch. Damn if that motor was going to spin that sucker no matter what you threw at it. Kind of makes me thing that might be the dryer to buy (assuming again it has some sort of imbalance sensor).
     

    ROGER4314

    Been Called "Flash" Since I Was A Kid!
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    I too, wondered if my 2 minutes of life were spent wisely. When it came unglued, I really enjoyed it. After decades of protecting and repairing machinery, it was neat to see one destroy itself.

    Flash
     
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