haha my new homebrew plug spinner

[savior]

is not very effective... but sometimes it works. i think if i get used to it, it's success ratio will improve. check it!:
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[Chrispy]

We would if your links were correct.....

[savior]

[savior]

We would if your links were correct.....

haha yeah... good point!

[Chrispy]

[pip]

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are you a relative of rube goldberg ?

[Buggs41]

[Chrispy]

My sentiments exactly.

[Mad Mick]

...ductape.

quack!

[cracksman]

Now there is something you don't see everyday..... I think somewhere MacGyver is sitting in front of his computer scratching his head saying; "What the #$@%# is that?"

[TOWCH]

Is that a corn cob fork? You've inspired me. I think I'll take a trip to the grocery store.

[Buggs41]

Corn on the cob is the most entertaining meal we have had this year.

( My oldest son is without his top front baby teeth. )

[Ezzi]

wow one wired looking plug spinner

[savior]

haha its a chopstick and paper clips. i'da used electrical tape if i hadn't run out. cut a thin slit in the end of the small stick to put the bent clip in... clip goes in the lock like an automobile tension tool... unless i use that wrong, but it works... anyway, yeah... spin it up and let go... i've gotten it to work pretty consistantly now!

[sublime progie]

did the seperate wooden part (the spinner part i presume) come from the bottim of the longer stick