Silly and gratuitous DIY comes to mind.
But let's not overthink this Howcast video.
Wakey wakey to a mouthful of water sounds effective. Few can sleep through the soak.
And it does not hurt to have an attractive gal (in a virginal white lab coat) splicing the wires of this tutorial.
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5 Comments
What do you do with all the loose electronic parts?... and how do you position the gun for when you actually want to use it?
i would break it in a tired upset rage and have to reassemble ever night
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nice girl :)
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