Aha!! I knew it!! *points wildly at Spacewolf*
... well, actually I didn't - I couldn't sworn Howl'd be the one to do something like that.
... *makes note to self - stay AWAY from the huge-o grande ginormous mochas when you're trying to be LESS stressed* *fingers wobble* *looks around all kinda paniced*
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*comes in with cold water and toss it on Monty *
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WolfMontana wrote:
Aha!! I knew it!! *points wildly at Spacewolf*
... well, actually I didn't - I couldn't sworn Howl'd be the one to do something like that.
... *makes note to self - stay AWAY from the huge-o grande ginormous mochas when you're trying to be LESS stressed* *fingers wobble* *looks around all kinda paniced*
what ?!
I wouldn't pull something THAT simple....
it'd at least involve some high voltage, magnets, or superglue...
most likely some aluminum foil and duct tape involved....
maybe some radioactive waste if I can find it....
and possibly a rabid squirrel... ::lightbulb goes on::
make that definitely a rabid squirrel...
::sneaks away::
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*when howl start to speak.. i push play on, and the MacGyver song comes on *
Yee.. Howly gets me thinking of MacGyver... becouse he is the only dude that can invent somthing with high voltage, magnets and super glue... + aluminum foil and duct tape...
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I really did make a tazer out of some junk in my basement
well not a tazer but the same thing as a zapping pen, except it hurts a lot more than a zapping pen because I used a couple 9 volt batteries and a much bigger coil than they put in the real zapping pens
you can use it to electrify your car....I taped it to the lock and the door handle inside our car and you get a nasty zap when you try to unlock the door with a key
as for the magnets....I found a whole box of ancient harddrives at the local dump once, in each one was a set of freaking 2 inch long rare-earth magnets.....they needed to be held APART by bolts!
hehe....fun....
yeah I'm a loser...
Also they keep small children busy at family gatherings if I stick one to the refrigerator and offer a dollar to the one that can get it off the fridge without sliding it off...
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Howlitzer wrote:
I really did make a tazer out of some junk in my basement
well not a tazer but the same thing as a zapping pen, except it hurts a lot more than a zapping pen because I used a couple 9 volt batteries and a much bigger coil than they put in the real zapping pens
you can use it to electrify your car....I taped it to the lock and the door handle inside our car and you get a nasty zap when you try to unlock the door with a key
as for the magnets....I found a whole box of ancient harddrives at the local dump once, in each one was a set of freaking 2 inch long rare-earth magnets.....they needed to be held APART by bolts!
hehe....fun....
yeah I'm a loser...
Also they keep small children busy at family gatherings if I stick one to the refrigerator and offer a dollar to the one that can get it off the fridge without sliding it off...
*smiles and bows to Howl* Your not a loser howly.. your cool
Imust admit.. inventing things are cool ... although my things tend to blow up, burn, not work, give me a shock...But still it is really funny to try things..
I have a new invetion that i am going to build but i need some more stuff.. and some new wiers... to build it
And i think it might even work.. If i get it to work i be FILTHY rich
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oh, I got a good idea once...my dad kinda shot it down and said it was a bad idea....
last summer we saw it in a store, I will hold it over his head for the rest of his life...
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do tell!
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It wasn't anything complicated or exciting, it was a rake with a thing on it to keep leaves from sticking...
but still, it was a slap in the face to see it in a store the following summer...
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Wolf: It's a transliteration. Actually, it's more like "Snrrrrk!" plus the coffee jetting out of the nose but that's sorta hard to get across.
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*scoops the dictionary up off the floor, finds the entry and scribbles in 'tranceliptoralien' ...thinks... scratches that out and writes 'coffee out tha nose'* *tucks it away*
Have you got another Howl planned Wolf? *smiles* *asks for a decaf irish breakfast tea*
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*smiles and takes out a post it* Wolfvanzandt is Wolf.... me not get confused when they say wolf..
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Wolfvanzandt is 'Wolf' to me because he was the first I knew here who used 'Wolfsomething' for his name. And it suits him!
You liked Brotherhood of the Wolf? I think I'm one of the rare folks who didn't very much. My only problem (well besides the ninja native american) was that it was really just a SPOILER SPOILER S P O I L E R blahblahblahabigcatinaskeletoncageblahblahblah. I was really hoping it would be an actual... werewolf But it sucked when they killed it... sheesh.
Very well animated though.
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WolfMontana wrote:
Wolfvanzandt is 'Wolf' to me because he was the first I knew here who used 'Wolfsomething' for his name. And it suits him!
You liked Brotherhood of the Wolf? I think I'm one of the rare folks who didn't very much. My only problem (well besides the ninja native american) was that it was really just a SPOILER SPOILER S P O I L E R blahblahblahabigcatinaskeletoncageblahblahblah. I was really hoping it would be an actual... werewolfBut it sucked when they killed it... sheesh.
Very well animated though.
*cries* Don`t remind me of the cute wolfythingy bohoooooooo
I actually almost cried when they shoot the wolfy thingy... I really want that animal...
And i want to cuddle with that big thing
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Wolf: Aye, the Fall SEHowl is the weekend after next.
(Slurp my coffee)
Wolf: I liked Brotherhood of the Wolf - the cinematography was great. I'd been told about it before I watched it so I wasn't expecting a Werewolf flick. And I'm with Wolfsparrow, I sympathized with the beast. It was a tragedy for me. But the American Indian thing was sorta cheesy (though acted well).
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I could go for some cheese right now...
make that grilled cheese....
::grabs some cheese, bacon, ketchup, butter, and a frying pan::
::runs into kitchen::
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*Spacewolf ponders in the corner*
.:I wonder where in the nine circles of hades all the stuff comes from, especially how it appears just when it's needed? This needs investigation.:.
*Spacewolf pulls out his cell phone and calls the FBI and asks to be put through to Agent Scully.*
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hey....
I'm tricky like that...
and don't call an investigation because my backpack is bigger on the inside than on the outside
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WolfVanZandt wrote:
Wolf: Aye, the Fall SEHowl is the weekend after next.
(Slurp my coffee)
Wolf: I liked Brotherhood of the Wolf - the cinematography was great. I'd been told about it before I watched it so I wasn't expecting a Werewolf flick. And I'm with Wolfsparrow, I sympathized with the beast. It was a tragedy for me. But the American Indian thing was sorta cheesy (though acted well).
It was really cute also.. i would love to have that thing in my appartment
But the.. Wooosh woosshh ninja indian dude.. was like.. humm when did Indian people become that good??
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It's just the 'martial artist' aspect I was having a problem with.
*drools as Howlitzer makes a grilled cheese with other bits sandwich*
Is it going to be a big one Wolf? Er... the howl, not the sandwich.
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Wolf: No, in fact, the two cabins I rented filled up and more people want to come. It's toolate to get more cabins so they'll have to either find a camping spot or a motel down in the valley. I warned 'em back (I reach back behind the counter for some more coffe when a searing pain hits my lower back and I yelp, dropping the cup).
Wolf: Oh for Pete's sake.
(I sit back heavily.......on my tail, and yelp again.)
Wolf: Arrrrrr! Sonuvagun, it's bad to get old!
(I sit there panting trying not to pass out).
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if you join H.O.W.L.E you will never have back problems again
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roadwolf then walks out to his workshopto begin his reaserch in to kepping his white fur
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*jumps in and smiles* hello
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