A new truck of which to make a model.
02-19-2011, 01:09 AM
#1
A new truck of which to make a model.
That's right, I used proper English.
And you know whats also right? The fact that the RC companies need to make a RC version of the Ferd F-Teenthousand.
What is the Ferd F-Teenthousand? Good question. It's only the biggest, toughest, manliest four-wheeled vehicle ever to grace the puny human race with it's massive fuel-injected glory. Please watch the commercial and experience the force for yourself.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1C0r2EHQfY
(A bit NSFW)
This thread will be dedicated to the discussion of how the RC companies should go about making a model of this legendary truck. Which is not even technically a truck. The U.S. government classifies it at eight tanks. Words.
To start things off, I think the RC version of the F-Teenthousand should be as big as a typical pickup truck. A typical truck that is as big as a house, that is. Then you could say to your neighbors, "Yeah, that truck is as big as a house. And it's radio-controlled. No, you can't drive it."
(Disclaimer- this thread just for laughs)
And you know whats also right? The fact that the RC companies need to make a RC version of the Ferd F-Teenthousand.
What is the Ferd F-Teenthousand? Good question. It's only the biggest, toughest, manliest four-wheeled vehicle ever to grace the puny human race with it's massive fuel-injected glory. Please watch the commercial and experience the force for yourself.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1C0r2EHQfY
(A bit NSFW)
This thread will be dedicated to the discussion of how the RC companies should go about making a model of this legendary truck. Which is not even technically a truck. The U.S. government classifies it at eight tanks. Words.
To start things off, I think the RC version of the F-Teenthousand should be as big as a typical pickup truck. A typical truck that is as big as a house, that is. Then you could say to your neighbors, "Yeah, that truck is as big as a house. And it's radio-controlled. No, you can't drive it."
(Disclaimer- this thread just for laughs)
02-19-2011, 05:48 AM
#4
Thank you
02-19-2011, 10:38 AM
#6
No. The Ferd F-Teenthousand did.
One Ferd F-Teenthousand was used to shoot the pictures, edit them in Photoshop, and create the text in Sony Vegas. Another Ferd F-Teenthousand was used as the set for the pictures. The residential home, the cliff, the beach, and everywhere else all fit in the Ferd F-Teenthousand's truck bed without breaking a sweat.
One Ferd F-Teenthousand was used to shoot the pictures, edit them in Photoshop, and create the text in Sony Vegas. Another Ferd F-Teenthousand was used as the set for the pictures. The residential home, the cliff, the beach, and everywhere else all fit in the Ferd F-Teenthousand's truck bed without breaking a sweat.
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