my science report on mini rc cars!

hue35 · Post by **hue35** » Thu Feb 05, 2004 10:54 am

jamiekulhanek wrote:Man 90% of your classmates will laugh themselves silly at you, do skateboards or something, i did the same thing in highschool, but on cross country bike racing, and had my bike on display...everyone loved it, even the teacher that was used to me doing stupid stuff with party poppers etc.

I couldn't agree more with crazydave's words of wisdom.

Man, I hope you are 14 or 15 years old. It would suck to be you if you're packin' such a shallow point of view, as an adult.

Finks · Post by **Finks** » Thu Feb 05, 2004 11:45 am

Heh, us old guys are like the Bit Pimp daddies, giving out words of wisdom to our Bit Teens on how to make it in the hurly burly Micro RC world out there. Honstly judging by this post and #1 Pimps car post, I feel like saying, "in my day we only had 1:10 scale, and we appreciated every min of our 25 min run time w/ 5 hour charging.... in the snow both ways....."

Post by **CaboWabo** » Thu Feb 05, 2004 2:23 pm

you got 25 minutes?!!! lol

back in the day, it took all night long to trickle charge your batteries for 15 minutes of run time...

things have come a far way since then

filelicker · Post by **filelicker** » Thu Feb 05, 2004 2:38 pm

Thanks for makin me feel old , like the losin my hair and turnin gray didn't do a good enough of a job of it any way!

Post by **CaboWabo** » Thu Feb 05, 2004 4:24 pm

I help pimps - it's what I do...

don't worry, I'm right there with ya

betty.k · Post by **betty.k** » Thu Feb 05, 2004 5:54 pm

when i wuz a kid trickle charging involved a large water wheel driven grinding stone to prepare food for the goats that powered the treadmill in my 1:2 rc stage coach. remote signal consisted of courier pigeons.

synj, gr 8? is that the best you can do? man, i was writing more informative crap on toilet doors back then! even as a bit user i found it hard to follow, so everyone else is gonna say "what the hell is he crapping on about?!" no offence intended, just honest critisism. let us know how you get on

synj · Post by **synj** » Fri Feb 06, 2004 3:32 pm

hue35 wrote:
jamiekulhanek wrote:Man 90% of your classmates will laugh themselves silly at you, do skateboards or something, i did the same thing in highschool, but on cross country bike racing, and had my bike on display...everyone loved it, even the teacher that was used to me doing stupid stuff with party poppers etc.
I couldn't agree more with crazydave's words of wisdom.

Man, I hope you are 14 or 15 years old. It would suck to be you if you're packin' such a shallow point of view, as an adult.

who were you sayin that to? me or jamie?

and to betty...
this year i kinda slacked off since we had no restrictions!

hue35 · Post by **hue35** » Fri Feb 06, 2004 3:53 pm

My comment was directed at Jamie... the shallow one.

SuperFly · Post by **SuperFly** » Fri Feb 06, 2004 4:51 pm

crazydave wrote:
jamiekulhanek wrote:Man 90% of your classmates will laugh themselves silly at you, do skateboards or something, i did the same thing in highschool, but on cross country bike racing, and had my bike on display...everyone loved it, even the teacher that was used to me doing stupid stuff with party poppers etc.
I would have agreed with you when I was 13, but in my old age I've learned, be yourself, and if people don't like you for it, screw 'em, you don't need them anyways. You'll recieve greater respect and apprecition from the people that do appreciate you, and you'll feel better knowing they're respecting you for who you really are, and not who you appear to be.

Amen.

The older I get the less I care about what others think of me. If you think that essay is going to make other classmates laugh, imagine what it's like for someone closing in on 40 telling a group of friends what you do in your spare time. "Yeah, it's kind of like 'Monster Garage', but with tweezers, x-acto knives and soldering irons."

synj · Post by **synj** » Fri Feb 06, 2004 11:36 pm

SuperFly wrote: "Yeah, it's kind of like 'Monster Garage', but with tweezers, x-acto knives and soldering irons."

LOL

DarkTari · Post by **DarkTari** » Sun Feb 08, 2004 1:02 am

Report not accurate !
MotorWorks one of the best

I think not but that's an opinionated statement.
MS coming in more than 2 frequecies

synj · Post by **synj** » Mon Feb 09, 2004 7:14 pm

sorry man, at my school, no one has one, so no one
knows anything about them.
i figured i could jus give 'em the raw info
cuz im too lazy to say everything bout them