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Hot2Cold Challenge


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Since Tim and Paul (is that the right guy?) created a new sport involving fellatio and/or autofellatio. I decided to create my own.

 

It is the Hot2Cold Challenge. It's not quite catchy but I'm working on it. It is a road challenge.

 

Rules:

 

-The team shall not exceed three members. A blow-up doll counts as a member.

-The car shall not exceed 750 dollars as stated on the bill of sale. If the judge feels the said value exceeds the true value. Your car will be vandalized until it meets the 750 dollars requirement.

-All parts and repairs shall not be from the auto parts store. It is required that all parts and repairs done in dimly lit parking lots using shady parts from the junkyards.

-The car shall not be shut off at any time unless the repairs involves sticking hands in potentially dangerous places.

-If the car is shut off for any other reasons than stated above, the members shall dress as the opposite sex for 500 miles.

-The car shall be photographed very arty-farty at selected designations. Tim, pdpdgpah, will be the judge. He will compile three paragraphs why your photograph sucks and you shall proceed to not give a fuck. Failure to do so will disqualify you and result in the seizure of your car.

-GPS or any other electronic navigation devices shall be banned.

 

The goal is to start in Key West, Florida (Hot) and drive all the way to Alaska to Anchorage. (Cold) The car cannot be shut off. It test the navigational skills of the team, the durability of the car, and the endurance of both car and team.

 

EDIT: The fastest team there wins. That's probably important.

Let's go.

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If your gas overflowed you and everything around you could potentially be a huge ball of fire. This happened to Charlie Moorecraft, who is a public speaker for industrial safety. If you've ever seen him speak, it's powerful stuff. It's a bad idea to leave the car running. Amending the rules doesn't hurt.
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If your gas overflowed you and everything around you could potentially be a huge ball of fire. This happened to Charlie Moorecraft, who is a public speaker for industrial safety. If you've ever seen him speak, it's powerful stuff. It's a bad idea to leave the car running. Amending the rules doesn't hurt.

 

any competition without the persistent risk of being engulfed in a ball of fire isn't worth partaking in.

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