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americassuperhero
· 8 years ago
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This is my new dream. When my husband and I buy our first house, this is what we will do.
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lihea
· 8 years ago
I wonder how many beers it took. Because if this is what they do after 3 beers, I wanna stop by and give them a case, sit back and watch what happens.
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ecumenicalmatter
· 8 years ago
If that's what they do after three I'm buying them a brewery. It would either lead to total annihilation of the human race or an amazing idea that will change the future of the human race. Either way, fun to watch
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smitty
· 8 years ago
I don't know why the beer was required in the first place. This just seems like a good idea in general.
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guestwho
· 8 years ago
It's funny how many great stories start with "after a few beers"!
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222daisy
· 8 years ago
How would you inflate it indoors? I've only ever seen them inflated outside. With fire.
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guestwho
· 8 years ago
That there's a good question!
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guest
· 8 years ago
A fan. A very large fan.
aeacus
· 8 years ago
Or the burner it's the hot air that inflates it. They're very big so I can see them doing it inside with the gondola and burner outside
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alxx
· 8 years ago
But why did they just randomly have a hot air balloon handy?
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guest
· 8 years ago
I thought everyone had one? My brother and I were given ours at the age of 11, it's a big ceremony- lots of friends and family gather for the balloon gifting. My neighbor just had his this weekend- it was amazing! It's in a big box and inflates quickly the first time, just to show you the raw power available. After the ceremony is over everyone gets out their hot air balloons and take a 2 day ride over the countryside to decide major life decisions about their future.
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chu
· 8 years ago
Sort of like how we all get bald eagles on our 18th birthday?
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222daisy
· 8 years ago
Oh exactly! Sort of like a rumspringa then!
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guest
· 8 years ago
A few?
guest
· 8 years ago
Thought*
girlyteengirl
· 8 years ago
And it was
guest
· 6 years ago
They were not wrong.
