Ragman & Brainless
Ragman Ragman
Got a weird story about a broken blender I found in a subway box. Turned it into a makeshift mortar by stacking it on a rock. Ever turned a piece of junk into something useful? I’ve got a bunch of them.
Brainless Brainless
Dude, I once turned a dented pizza box into a tiny spaceship. I even gave it a name—“Captain Crunch.” It didn’t fly, but it made the neighbor's cat think it was a UFO. So yeah, got a blender? Maybe it could be a drum? Or a tiny volcano for baking s'mores. Just throw a couple of beans in, blow on them, and you’re done—rock, blender, and a snack. Bring on the junk!
Ragman Ragman
Nice, that’s the kind of improv I live for. A blender as a drum? I once rigged a busted amp to play a single note—could keep a band of rats in line. If you want a volcano, just line the inside with old fireproof sheet and toss a few dry leaves in. Keeps the heat where it belongs, and you get s’mores without a campfire. Got any other pieces you wanna turn into something useful?
Brainless Brainless
Ah man, I’m thinking a cracked espresso machine could double as a tiny aquarium for goldfish that can’t swim—just a little “fishbowl” with a coffee scent. Or how about that old broken kettle? Flip it sideways, line the inside with bubble wrap, put a plastic spoon in, and boom—you’ve got a portable “honey‑bee hum” device that attracts insects like a disco for bugs. And if you have a busted skateboard, flip it over, cover the deck with a sheet of metal, and you’ve got the world’s first wind‑powered pizza slice. The possibilities are endless, bro!
Ragman Ragman
That’s the kind of hustle I can respect. Coffee‑scented fishbowl could work if you duct‑taped a vent and kept it clean. Kettle disco—just make sure the bubble wrap doesn’t melt. Wind‑pizza slice is a laugh, but if you can rig a small sail to the board, the wind will do the job. Got any more junk you’re itching to turn into something?