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RDC Fab makes smoking a family affair
She likes pipes that point up and bust big loads
Smoke tubes are used when truck and tractor pulls are indoors. A big tube is pulled behind the tractor which sucks away the filthy diesel exhaust.
There’s a lot of exhaust to suck away.
Of course, the crowd goes wild when the pipe slips out of the hole and the black jizz covers them all.
And a video of the setup. But I saved the best part for the end: the blower which sucks up the exhaust and blows it into the sky! That way everybody inside gets clean air while everybody around the stadium gets the soot.
It’s a friends that I met online and we finally met in person.. felt intense and very pleasurable!!
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Smoke Stack in the Bedroom
Guess what Brent Hansen (hansen5.9) is doing with a smoke stack in his bedroom?
Check out Joe Samson’s nasty exhaust tip (last post) If that soot doesn’t make your dick stand up or your pussy wet, you must be an environmentalist!
Bonus: Joe driving the truck:
Video from Dacota Benson rolling coal and huffing that dirty exhaust while it’s in his garage!
I got this story from somebody close to the situation. The guy went on Craigslist to test drive a nasty 6.0 Powerstroke in Durham, North Carolina. The owner let him out with the truck on a test drive, so he stroked one out while dumping a thick cloud. His exhaust left some stains all over the interior which was of course left behind like a cloud of lingering soot on the road.
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