Toy-Yoda

f@$k! :bash: The one public holiday I have to work and this comes up for sale and sells while I'm out.......

Soooo, tomorrow?

That's a fluffers job :P

Ditto = Same as you (Eg, "I'm cold", "ditto" *Meaning I'm cold too*) As per dictionary Noob = Newbie or someone inexperienced with the subject at hand Strangely, also in the dictionary

It has been known to get around Hobart from time to time.

Look closely, it's wearing license plates......

I have the solution for you right here.

Could do a run through the midlands starting from Oatlands or something..... :hmm: Just throwing that out there, thoughts anyone?

I have a custom designed, just need to get off my arse and actually build the damned thing, but mine will only fire factory Nerf darts.

It's actually a dead tie between the Longshot and the Nightfinder (unless I use the Blue Longshot, which is mental). Both will fire around 100 feet PTG. (Blue one fires over 120 feet, but it jams or misfires 5 shots out of six) The longstrike fails for power, but is easily the most accurate out of the current range.

All of them. :wink:

Fk yeah

That Smart For2 pop-top better be packing busa bits...... .......Wait, that's the way it's meant to be? :huh:

There's a Facebook group all about legalising Airsoft in Australia, you should join them and fill out one of their online petitions...... Despite the fact that the government could allow them under strict conditions and then tax the f@$kery out of the importing of new Airsoft 'guns', they won't because our government is too hung up on the whole "IT LOOKS LIKE A GUN, SOMEONE WILL ROB A 7/11 WITH IT, BAN IT" condition. And lets face it, someone will. I'm all for Airsoft, always have been, but the chances of it ever being legal to own any of the decent gear is so slim it may as well never happen. Move to the UK, join a group there, shoot some Scotsmen. That's about your best bet.

Get rid of anything more than what I did in the video, and expect the car to fold up like paper in no time flat. It will literally bend around you, as it was mine was already splitting at the seams all over the place, and the A pillars both split from stress. :o Personally, I'd leave the panels, doors and anything that could add rigidity, bin the windows, trim and basically anything else that doesn't make it run, then brace everything. Do consider a roll bar seeing as the roof has all the integrity of a coke can. *protip* leave the door rubbers on, it'll rattle like a bastard and drive you nuts after a very short while. Even with all the extra bracing it'll be light enough to go anywhere, just have some half decent tires on it and you're set. Oh, it's not very often I'll say this at all, but in this case a weldy is your friend. *ninja edit* Wear a helmet, the little bolt that holds the seatbelt in place next to your shoulder is directly in line with your head in the event of a sudden stop while traveling sideways, I have a decent dent in my helmet from exactly this, and we're talking hospital time if you try to shift that bolt with your skull. Just something to keep in mind.

Too tall for an EF? Jeezuz boy, how tall are you?

Can also vouch for this, I do it regularly. :happy: Buy it, she'll crack the shits, you'll ignore her mood, she'll get over it. *protip* Once her mood lifts, cook dinner, brownie points are win. :wink:

At this stage no, too many colours going as is :P

Wow that looks properly straight, awesome score!

Sounds like win so far. :POSTPICS!:

If I'm reading that right, you mean leave Melbourne around the 28th October? :hmm:

Am I the only person on Earth who thinks Planking is utterly ridiculous? :hmm:

This one?

More people than you might think :jamie:

Do as the Italians do, use those bumpers as they were designed.