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29th Jan 2009 - Flying toilet rolls

A sporting Dr Otherford inspects the qualified merits of a vigorous games technique known as "backspin" in which a cardboard cylinder, that one hesitates to venture originated from a temple of convenience, is unbound from a rotary swathe of elastic and proceeds along the most remarkable of trajectories.

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Flying Tubes

Make an old kitchen,or toilet, roll tube fly and find out what it has to do with David Beckham's free kicks.


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