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Asskicking Device

Dennis G. Jerz / 29 Sep 2006

—Asskicking Device (YouTube)

Amazing. A…ma…zing.

Thanks for the link, Karissa.

29 Sep 2006 in Aesthetics, Cyberculture, Design, Games, Technology, Weirdness.

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Last reply was 29 Sep 2006
  1. susan
    View 29 Sep 2006

    Wowie! That IS neat.

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