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Flat Tyre

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"Why? Why, why why..." I thought as my car rumbled to a stop in a lay-by. Here I was on my way to a particularly interesting party, when I get a flat tyre. I got out of the car and looked at the tyres. It was nearly sunset, the sun was a brilliant orange colour. 
 
"Oh for f..." I mumbled to myself as I looked at the drivers side back tyre. It was quite obviously flat. Looked around the tyre and there was nothing obviously wrong. I pulled open the boot of the car and started taking out all the junk looking for the spare, a horrible space saver tyre.
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Average: 3.5 (8 votes)

Totally gigalloons

Totally gigalloons
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Average: 1.8 (6 votes)

Fugget Bout it Butt Expansion 5

Fugget Bout it Butt Expansion 5
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Average: 1.4 (5 votes)

Fugget Bout it Butt Expansion 4

Fugget Bout it Butt Expansion 4
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Average: 2 (6 votes)

Fugget Bout it Butt Expansion 3

Fugget Bout it Butt Expansion 3
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Average: 1.3 (6 votes)

Fugget Bout it Butt Expansion 2

Fugget Bout it Butt Expansion 2
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Halloween

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There was a knock at the door. Amelia ran to the door while pulling on her bathrobe, towel perched atop her head like a soft serve ice cream. "Flip, only an hour to go" she mumbled as she answered the door. There stood a man from ParcelEx holding a package in his hand.

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Average: 2.7 (3 votes)

[VIDEO] - Josie Inflates

Josie and the Pussycats (1970)

Alexandra instructs her cat Sebastion to inflate Josie's nurse uniform to get her out of the way. It works, for a while.

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[VIDEO] - Josie Inflates
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Average: 3.5 (10 votes)

Safety Tips From Spacegirl Molly!

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Hi, Space Cadettes! Spacegirl Molly here with another safety tip!

Loss of cabin pressure during lift-off is one of the hazards of space flight. That's why you should always remember to fully inflate your flight suit before blasting off- because when blown up to full pressure, it will contain enough air for you to breathe normally for at least three minutes in the event  of an emergency like a blown canopy seal or an oxygen system malfunction. In addition, it will comfortably cushion you against the shock of main booster ignition and first stage separation. 

Safety Tips From Spacegirl Molly!
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Average: 3.7 (9 votes)

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