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Check out this old dude's amazing wooden machine

Started by trekgeezer, July 28, 2008, 01:02:57 PM

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trekgeezer




And you thought Trek isn't cool.

Ash

Reminds me of those contraptions the Whos played with in How the Grinch Stole Christmas.

"And they'll shriek squeaks and squeals, racing 'round on their wheels.
They'll dance with jingtinglers tied onto their heels.
They'll blow their floofloovers. They'll bang their tartoogas.
They'll blow their whohoopers. They'll bang their gardookas.
They'll spin their trumtookas. They'll slam their slooslunkas.
They'll beat their blumbloopas. They'll whack their whowonkas.
And they'll play noisy games like zoozittacarzay,
Or roller skate, type, la crosse, croquet!
And then they'll make ear-splitting noises galooks
On that great big electro whocarnio shnooks."

Psycho Circus


CheezeFlixz

He started on it when he was 6.

Check this guy out, you might have seen his stuff in the movie Fracture.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRfdxQtIwUM

Scott


Menard


Ash

Quote from: Conan on July 28, 2008, 07:44:02 PM
If Trek Geezer were still around he may like this clip.   :wink:

I Am Kirok! (who posted this thread) is Trek_geezer.   :tongueout:

Sister Grace

Quote from: Ash on July 28, 2008, 08:50:08 PM
Quote from: Conan on July 28, 2008, 07:44:02 PM
If Trek Geezer were still around he may like this clip.   :wink:

I Am Kirok! (who posted this thread) is Trek_geezer.   :tongueout:

That cleared up alot of confusion thank god! whew!  :smile:
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trekgeezer




And you thought Trek isn't cool.

Dennis

kirok, I want to thank for this video, now we know what Santa's hobby is, seriously that is a great video, I'm going to email it to the production manager at Vent Vue (where I allegedly work), he's going to love it.

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