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Re: homemade awesome juggling balls, inexpensive

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  1. These juggling balls work great, and their all basically the same size.
    They have a good weight, not to leight. All it takes is lemons and duct
    tape. Just simply wrap the lemons in some layers of ductape and you
    have the perfect juggling ball. if it feels to squishy, just add
    another layer of table 🙂

    e39m5

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  2. I Hope your Joking!

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  3. dead serious, not joking. Ive been using these things all day. It
    started without any tape but then they started to leak on me. Then the
    almighty duct tape fixed my problem. You see, Duct tape is like the
    force, it has a dark side, a light side, and it holds the universe
    together. And my juggling balls

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  4. I have a better suggestion that won't rot on you.

    Buy some cheap tennis balls from any dollar store in the area, along
    with some popcorn kernels (the kind that go in the air popper) and some
    electrical tape (I know it cost me 69c at Canadian Tire, which is really
    inexpensive).

    You cut a hole in the tennis ball, and fill it as much as possible with
    popcorn then tape the whole thing up really tight. They're a little bit
    heavy, but you get used to them very quickly.

    In a week, mine look the same as when I made them, whereas yours are
    going to smell REALLY bad. 😄

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  5. Or fill them with lead shot and they make amazing training balls to
    stengthen your wrists.

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  6. Can you duct tape bananas together to make juggling clubs? How about
    cucumbers? Maybe a big zucchini.

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