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Can anybody tell me how to get my flux capacitor working, i need to get to 1955.
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First you need to get your car to 88 miles per hour and then you need 1.21 gigawatts of power. That's basically it. Good Luck and have a safe trip.
yeah right.
You tried NHS direct?
you need to stop watching to many films!lol
Like Tulsa Time said you need to get your car to 88 miles per hour and then you need 1.21 gigawatts of power. If i remember a bolt of lightening with create the 1.21 gigawatts you need, so set a metalic wire across a street and makes sure when you hit the wire at 88mph just as the lightening hits the wire or summit metalic that is it attached too!
good luck dude!
Tusla time, if you are offened by me expanding on you answer, i aplogise!
get it charged & wham u will begone good by
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Answers:
First you need to get your car to 88 miles per hour and then you need 1.21 gigawatts of power. That's basically it. Good Luck and have a safe trip.
yeah right.
You tried NHS direct?
you need to stop watching to many films!lol
Like Tulsa Time said you need to get your car to 88 miles per hour and then you need 1.21 gigawatts of power. If i remember a bolt of lightening with create the 1.21 gigawatts you need, so set a metalic wire across a street and makes sure when you hit the wire at 88mph just as the lightening hits the wire or summit metalic that is it attached too!
good luck dude!
Tusla time, if you are offened by me expanding on you answer, i aplogise!
get it charged & wham u will begone good by
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