Mesmerizing

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  1. taprackbang

    taprackbang Member

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    [video=youtube_share;LYKg0gbRFns]http://youtu.be/LYKg0gbRFns[/video]
     
    taprackbang, Jul 23, 2014
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  2. redwoods

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    It...it ate them.
     
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    what a waste of trees, why not cut them down ad use them for firewood or shape to build things
     
    stmpjmpr, Jul 23, 2014
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    wow very impressive, but i agree, a waste of wood...
     
    jaime, Jul 23, 2014
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    What would you have built with that wood? Those were not lumber quality trees.
     
    riiz, Jul 24, 2014
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    What an appetite. This video makes me want to go to an all you can eat place.
     
    skyungjae, Jul 24, 2014
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    I bet things get exciting when they accidentally catch a power line.
     
    socal_rider, Jul 24, 2014
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  8. Formu1fan

    Formu1fan Slow Down, Slower Up

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    When it comes to excavator attachments, this is my favorite (other than a lo-drill)
    [video=youtube;_lo5bIDvLdg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lo5bIDvLdg[/video]

    effortless
     
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  9. ManInAShed

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    Same principle as this:

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    When somethings not worth the time it takes to value it, just grind it. Considering what large trees like that go for, kinda makes my head spin... then again, most of them get mulched & turned into paper in the end anyway, so...

    Mechanized destruction is interesting. The next major global industrialized war will really be something.
    I'm picturing 4 of those fitted to an armored vehicle...
     
    ManInAShed, Jul 24, 2014
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  10. taprackbang

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    the SS Shredder was my favorite, this has surpassed it.
     
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    Okay MiaS...that is the most disturbing thing I've seen all day.
     
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  12. ManInAShed

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    Oh, yeah. Egg companies could sell the male chicks they hatch to chicken ranchers who'd gladly buy em, grow em, and you'd get to eat em, but, ehhh... why bother when you can just dump em in grinders like this. A few million a day, every day, ground into into paste, ...fed back to the live ones in some factories.

    Just another innovation in American industrial food. It's good for the shareholders, & that's what's important.
     
    ManInAShed, Jul 24, 2014
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    Why am I craving an omelet right now...........
     
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    You be quiet there while I enjoy this chicken hot dog.
     
    melster, Jul 24, 2014
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    da big hills happy night trails

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    I could use this on my land. It is awesome.
     
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