Freaki-boy92 2008-10-27 18:07:59

Just to let you know, there's a flashlight in the villa in portugal where i am typing this from.
it's crap, but it's better than what i've got at home in hemel (i.e: jack shit)

LightningLloyd 2008-10-29 16:53:39

So... I'm guessing you and Tom are related? Brothers is my guess.

ZiggyZack99 2008-11-02 13:01:17

My flashlight is flimsy.

JLNidoKing 2008-11-27 13:24:00

Nice. Man I wish I had one of these when I went camping last week in Tama Hills, Japan. Man I went into a cave going north(because my compass arrows glow in the dark) Oh and this is at night too. I ran and hit a wall then rane east hit another wall then I ran west to the light I kinda saw then I hear a fucking wild BOAR!!!! Aww I fu*king pulls out my two knifes out one is a army knife and the other was my muilty-use knife. I was about to go Gears of War on that boars ass But i never saw the sucker so I didnt sleep around 0500 hours and bout almost pissed myself -.- How much are these? Are they any good? I need a new flash -.-light

00Assclown 2008-12-02 20:37:53

Me thinks someone's been watching too much Rambo :P (Guy above)
Anywhoo
Tis cool that you like flashlights
Some people like bikes
Some people like bouncy castles
Some people even like the smell of arm pits (Queerdo's)
But you like flashlight
Me, I like Newgrounds ;]

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