UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I had no idea what she was talking about either.
I had no idea what she was talking about either.
dilligaf
IN VINO VERITAS
moreluck
golden ticket member
See!! I knew there would be a few that wouldn't know what a rattle can was.
Some people just aren't cultured !!!
Spray Can Sound Effects - YouTube
I thought it was "too much junk in the trunk".
rod
Retired 22 years
See!! I knew there would be a few that wouldn't know what a rattle can was.
Tisk tisk---you can sure tell the ones who have lead a sheltered life. P.S. I have a whole jar full of marbles (that is what makes the rattling sound by the way) that came out of spray-paint cans. When empty just pinch the can in a vise- stab the end with a screw driver- rip the end off and walla---out comes a little ball - wipe it off and you have a nice purie. (for Gods sake please tell me you know what a purie is!). P.S. When puncturing the can there is always a little pressure left so expect a short burst of air (and sometimes paint if the can isn't completely empty). I love my marble collection and hope I never lose them.
dilligaf
IN VINO VERITAS
I've always heard them called rattle cans. I guess it's regional or just the shade tree mechanics that I have been around. LMAO
Silly girl, there is no junk in your trunk!
menotyou
bella amicizia
hehehehehehehehehehehe I can shake it like there is, though!!!!
The Black Eyed Peas - My Humps - YouTube
texan
Well-Known Member
Great pic.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
"Twilight" was filmed not too far from where I live.
I will freely admit to being a "Twi-hard"....my wife and I love the series even though it really is meant for a younger crowd. This summer we are planning a little day trip up to Forks to sightsee and have our picture taken in front of the "welcome to Forks" sign that is featured in the movie.
moreluck
golden ticket member
My husand and I were late comers to the series of fims. We watched them all from RedBox and we both like them. That's a good plug for bad acting.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
This is an amazing pic I took on my route, my iphone camera doesnt do it justice. I was at 1400 feet, looking southwest down into the valley below. From this point you can see 40 miles or more. There was a thunderstorm coming in, and I could look down into the valley and literally see a "rain line" moving slowly from west to east. There were lightning flashes, and I could hear the thunder. I was far enough away (about 8 or 9 miles) that the sound of the thunder took about 10 seconds to reach me. It would reverbate and echo off of both walls of the valley. I wanted to snap the pic at the moment of a lightning flash, but I was always a second or two too slow. You can see that the gravel road I am parked on is bone dry; 20 minutes after I took this picture there was an inch of hail covering it and rain was flooding the ditches on either side.
old levi's
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You can look at that picture and easily imagine the lighting flashes.
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