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Location: Bradford
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Location: Bradford
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ok, i went to the dollar store the other day and they were selling the coolest thing
you know those glow neclaces/braclets that are really thin glow sticks with conectors?
welll they sell 15 for a dollar.
3 of each color for 1 dollar!
so i took some gimp (plastic stretchy string) and atatched a bunch of them (about 5) in a chain.
take two chains and BAM! you have one giant flexible glow stick!!!
theyre wicked cool because it looks like one giant wall of light as upposed to the outline oof a cirlce.
they are a bit less mauueverable, but ive found even really simple moves look amazing!
yeah, so check your local dollar store cause these things rock
ok, i went to the dollar store the other day and they were selling the coolest thing
you know those glow neclaces/braclets that are really thin glow sticks with conectors?
welll they sell 15 for a dollar.
3 of each color for 1 dollar!
so i took some gimp (plastic stretchy string) and atatched a bunch of them (about 5) in a chain.
take two chains and BAM! you have one giant flexible glow stick!!!
theyre wicked cool because it looks like one giant wall of light as upposed to the outline oof a cirlce.
they are a bit less mauueverable, but ive found even really simple moves look amazing!
yeah, so check your local dollar store cause these things rock
fire always makes it better ~ The offspring
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Location: Mpls, MN, USA
646 posts
Location: Mpls, MN, USA
Posted:
I used them once, they're nifty in large quantities. I had the braclets though, so they wern't too big, but if you're in a bind they can substitute.
I used them once, they're nifty in large quantities. I had the braclets though, so they wern't too big, but if you're in a bind they can substitute.
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