Nick Clark, Russell Steed, Jeff Handy, and Bryson Frehner used 238 boxes to make a cardboard fort. The structure was 40 feet wide and 25 feet in length, with 7-foot walls and four 11-foot pillars at each corner.
The group took a combined total of 36 hours of work to complete the project.
EDITORS NOTE: Got a few hours and some cardboard? First one to beat this, record it and submit to URDB, wins a free set of Buckyballs.
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Dustin: As I go crashing into my mid thirties, I can say that my friends and I are still rocking the dream and sporting...
Emma: WTF
April: Cool game April: Kitties cute love it April: Boring picture
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kartony: Wow! It’s so funny!
John Aadam: Haaa Haaa .. Its feel quiet unique about the apes … Thought they are were pleasant while posing for the...
Kristina: Mine is: the tan-trum. That is so me lmfaooo
Ryan: “how do you get out of the plastic intact?” squeeze really hard.
October 28th, 2009 at 7:37 pm
this is fricken sweet! there is a FUN group of guys!!!