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Luckiest kid ever - from Popular Mechanics 1955 - Link.
Salvaged bomb makes a juvenile space ship
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Mar 12, 2006 08:37 PM
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That kid's car is da bomb!
"Dad? Can I borrow the keys to the bomb?"
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step one: Hit bomb with hammer, to make sure it's really dead.
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Who defined it as a space ship? I mean maybe if he wrote SPACESHIP on the side we'd understand it is supposed to be a representation of a space ship, but as it is that kid just looks like he's riding around in a bomb. Maybe if he took the skirt off the back end it would look like an old cartoon space ship more.
Also, that kid doesn't look like he's smiling.
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That's pretty excellent!
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