Marv, I have some images that sound similar to what you're describing. With a guy that took an ax and shotgun to his case, then attached a fan to one side (where the shot gun damage was), but it's pretty old.
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yeah that sounds like the one
i only just saw it the other night and this thread just reminded me of it
the holes made with the axe looked pretty good i though
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ok pheonix
the last post has a link in click on that
he has a poll asking who fell for it or not
must admit he lies well
i was almost convinced until he "wrapped his psu in cling film" that went too far
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Yeah I thought he was BSin the whole time because I honestly don't see how someone can be that stupid. He did do a good job though at first. Maybe got a bit too detailed from the get-go (that's where I first realized he was lying), and then the cling wrap just finished it for me
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I didn't believe it until about page 3 or so, then I started thinking...damn, he really did it. But I must say, the cling wrap was a bit much. All in all a very funny read, and damn, I thought it was real for a minute there!
This is something some of my family members would do.
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