Dear Blog Guy,
My brothers and sisters and I were always losing our bicycle bells when we were growing up, and we kept getting new ones. We just cleaned out our garage, and found thousands of our “lost” bells. What can we do with them?
Embarrassed
Well, Embarrassed, what a coincidence you would ask! Check out this brief video to see what one dude did with 10,000 bicycle bells. Rough cut Video:
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