Someone did that to my car in high school and that's exactly what I did, and I drove really fast to see if they'd come off. One side they were all facing down, so they came off, but the other side, (2 people did it together, so they each did a side) the notes faced backwards for maximum aerodynamic-ity-ness, so they didn't come off, at least not at 50 mph, which was my POS car's max safe speed.

Moral of the story: always put that shit facing backwards.

or draw a dog wearing a cape and sunglasses in the drivers seat and then get in the car and look like a baus while driving.

i think your joke just got foiled

this must be the Jew inside me, but holy shit, how much did that many dildos cost?

Fuck, that's one expensive prank.

OPs bike

OP's bike helmet

*Once the car starts going around 50 MPH, the people who you've already hit due to not being able to see shit will start to fly off your windshield, creating a cool effect if you're watching the video on liveleak.

plus you'll probably arrested for murder and criminal negligence

or the back flow would flood the cabin with toxic fumes.

Through where? It's not like the exhaust vents to the interior. The force of the exhaust would soon pop the balloon, making a huge BANG that is meant to freak the hell out of the driver.

...no it wouldn't.

They aren't exactly doing much now that the shuttle program is done.

lol so did I, been on fj too long

Other way round, mate. It was tin, but now aluminium. Some places still call it Tin Foil (like here in Britland)

we call it tin foil here in canada too

it's tin foil in the states also

I have never left Britland. I was unaware of all this

wait, what? aluminium causes alzheimers? like what they make soda can's out of?

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It's not a question of how people spell it, even to Americans this is wrong.
Brits pronounce it al-you-min-ee-um and spell it aluminium
'Murcans pronounce it al-oo-min-um and spell it aluminium
This nigga just didn't know how to spell

Both aluminum and aluminium are acceptable spellings and pronunciations. It just depends on what nationality and preferences you have

Americans do actually spell it Aluminum. Aluminum was the name proposed before the element was officially discovered but it was changed to Aluminium so that it conformed with the -ium name other elements use. And at some point, Americans decided to go back to the former name for it

Thank you anon :)

so if we both spell it the same way and he spelled it wrong then how can you be sure he's american, maybe he's a stupid brit

Is it more likely to be a stupid Brit, or one of the famously stupid Americans?