Author Topic: I might be in deep stuff  (Read 2741 times)

I loving it it with a hammer now it's huge and scratched help PLEASE
did you REALLY just do what the first post said even though it also said you would screw it up

i'm starting to think you're lying because not even 8 year old kids would think doing that would work


Look at the times in between the posts.
« Last Edit: January 06, 2015, 09:30:58 PM by Emgiell »

I loving it it with a hammer now it's huge and scratched help PLEASE

quick op this is urgent because you may have just compromised the car's integrity, use a hairdryer on the dent

im 1000% serious

quick op this is urgent because you may have just compromised the car's integrity, use a hairdryer on the dent

im 1000% serious
THE PAINT BUBBLED WTF

THE PAINT BUBBLED WTF
op is 100% trolling now

car paint will not bubble from a hairdryer unless your being forget-tard levels of stupid with it
besides the clear-coat would bubble/crack/split/whutever before the paint would


did you lose your frontal lobe in a car accident seriously every thread you make has you doing stupid stuff

did you lose your frontal lobe in a car accident seriously every thread you make has you doing stupid stuff
The oak leaves were too much.

The oak leaves were too much.
I wonder if he switched to Maple.

okay since you're really handicapped lemme give ya a fix that even dumbasses can do:

take a plunger (the stick with the big rubber suction cup on the end) and stick it to the dent. then pull towards yourself slowly until the seal is broken

you should see the metal being pulled back out by the suction

repeat until you fix the mess you made you friend

EDIT: if you don't clean the dirty ass plunger before you use it on the dent please kill yourself
« Last Edit: January 06, 2015, 10:13:32 PM by Cupcakehat »

this guy lies more than zedrow.

remember when he proclaimed he was gay?

this guy lies more than zedrow.

remember when he proclaimed he was gay?
I thought he was gay for real.


the only thing that seems dented is your brain