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Wildwing |
Going to smash a tv. What would you use? A cinderblock, or a hammer? |
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qjackson77 |
If it's an older television, use a cinderblock! A hammer will just get yourself in the way of all the debris. |
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urekaol |
Use another tv to smash the main tv. Film it! |
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Harharhar |
Use a steamroller! |
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Wildwing |
A cinderblock didn't do anything to the television:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhfotC3OufE |
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Djean |
Whoa, that cinderblock should have shattered that screen! Is there footage of how that television set got wrecked? |
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Eric |
Hahahaha! I like the reactions when the cinderblock breaks. I'd like to see how the tv ended up like that. |
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Wildwing |
Here's how the television originally got destroyed:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDGRqnt7rKs |
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Morby |
Wow, way to ruin a great antique! What's swerving? |
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Ivan |
Yeah, I'm not familiar with what that is. That tv broke pretty well! |
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OhnO |
You should put the pieces back together and then smash it again.
I'm going to find me a tv and create a better smash. |
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Dino-mite |
Swerving is probably just another term for getting caught drinking. |
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qjackson77 |
Yeah, I searched around to see what swerving is, and my only conclusions is that it has to do with car racing (kind of like drifting). But I've also seen quite a few other people talking about swerving (or swrving), and it had nothing to do with racing. |
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Carmen |
There's a music channel out here called swrv. I don't think it's about that, but in the first video, it was written on the tv. I think he may have just been caught racing his car. |
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Harharhar |
But he got in trouble for it, so I'm guessing it has to do with swerving in a car. |