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cookie_monster1 11-20-2002 11:34 PM

new game to play with your bits
 
ok me and my friend were sittin in class today and he just bought his microsizer. We were sittin around tryin to think of games to play with em,first the topic of demolition derbies came up,i thought it would be a good idea,but you cant really damage them,then we decided on makin it whoever can flip the other person first wins. Another game we thought of was for a pool table, whoever can knock the other person in a pocket first wins,and of course my idea on this was to put cups filled with water in each pocket, hehe then it would be more like a real demoliton derby. Lastlly, since this post is stupid enough,i was thinkin of makin sort of a battle car out of my bit, nothin that could actually do damage but somthin funny to look at,i was thinkin thumb tacs with the sharp part stickin out and lining the front and the back of the car with em. That would be cool, anyways let me end this post,just wanted to share some stupid ideas.

Dratheus 11-21-2002 12:49 AM

tsk tsk tsk.....
Dumping your mini-rc's in water???

You might just as well send them to me, you'll get about the same affect. (lack of a bit) :D

RacerXero 11-21-2002 06:39 AM

If there boring enough to just wreck em ill buy em off ya

DraKhen99 11-21-2002 03:00 PM

Nah, I say let him bust up the bits...

I don't see how busting up your hard earned money [or parents' money, or whoever bought you your bit/ZZ/MS/etc.] is a worthwhile thing, but I saw these two guys with 1/10 scale cars [Tamiya TB-01] running into each other while doing top speed. It was almost like a demolition derby, and they said I should join them, but I politely declined, given that if I am going to spend my hard-earned dollars on R/C and then have SOMEONE ELSE break it for me, that I would be pissed. No thanks!


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