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My friend and i found a wheelchair and we have mastered going down stairs and wheeling w/ it. Where can i find a wheel chair to do tricks in like the guy on youtube who did a backflip in one?
No offense to handicapped people
Try a local School bus transportation depot,they might have some old training wheelchairs for the taking.
people in wheelchairs doing stunts.
its extremely difficult. lol
yer man, I do it all the time - it's my thing. Try doing it while doing a wheelie. I love noodles and sweet chili sauce
Chrome Rims, Turbo charged, Vtec, exhaust pipe... the works?
Aren't we all looking forward to that.
Hydrolics, a Ipod holder.
Place to put your light-up fake teeth.
Price: $19.99
Trick your car out with spoilers and custom paint
Win races and do tricks to earn Respect points for more car details
Intense multiplayer racing for up to 8 players via Wi-Fi
I notice on State Street there are two types of beggers: The lazy ones who just sit in one spot, in thier wheelchair or on the bench, and ask for money doing nothing else. On the other hand there are also the street performers who at least try to earn thier keep by playing music or dancing around. They at least contribute to society entertaining the better people like myself. Oh and they don't stink as bad as the guy in the wheelchair, whom I'm sure is faking it and can actually walk.
"the better person?" What is this? Europe before the industrial revolution?
My friend and I are trying to figure out costumes that go together for halloween, since we trick-or-treat together every year (since kindergarten).
We've already been things like:
crashed car and car crash survivor
Vampire in a coffin and werewolf
giant wedge of cheese and mouse
merman and mermaid (I had to take tiny steps that year...)
and so on.
Any creative ideas?
Additional info: He's a guy, I'm a girl.
Mario kart!
you can dress up mario and he could be luigi or vice versa. You can make his wheelchair look like a car or something.
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