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Blue Moonlight posted:This scoobydoo thought PPE would hide his love of recreational diving, but SEA PATROL knew better! lol perfect
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Blue Moonlight posted:This scoobydoo thought PPE would hide his love of recreational diving, but SEA PATROL knew better! 
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Oct 10, 2017 00:24
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He's sporting some impressive wood, there.
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Oct 10, 2017 01:52
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the onrunning joke when was in NC was that Family Dollar and General Dollar were the same Dollar in different timelines, one Dollar raising 5 kids on his own and doing a pretty bang-up job of it and the other commanding the armies of the north due to an invasion by the rupee army.
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Oct 10, 2017 02:33
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Which is which?
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Nocheez posted:Which is which? The one with family in its name is the family man, the one with general in its name is the general.
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Oct 10, 2017 03:36
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Dad joke thread is over there.
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I'm the autobody.
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That was more like a dad joke by a dad who fell and hit his head while repairing the deck two summers ago and ain't been right since.
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Sad dad.
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hailthefish posted:Sad dad. 
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:That was more like a dad joke by a dad who fell and hit his head while repairing the deck two summers ago and ain't been right since. I don't talk about your accidents and I'd appreciate you not talking about that deck.
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n0tqu1tesane posted:Bah, gasoline is for chumps. The pros use oxy-propane. It's the music that ties that video together.
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GotLag posted:It's the music that ties that video together. It gave me flashbacks to that weird video that Red Letter Media reviewed called 'Exploding Varmints Part 1'  if you don't like seeing varmints going 'splodeyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSp1epmt3ds Snowglobe of Doom fucked around with this message at 13:07 on Oct 10, 2017 |
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Helium was too expensive I guess https://giant.gfycat.com/VastFondHammerheadshark.webm
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`Nemesis posted:Helium was too expensive I guess Oh the humanity!
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I'll be darned, it's literally this in slow motion. https://i.imgur.com/3PQFK7Y.mp4
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Thanks cold war thread
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f#a# posted:I'll be darned, it's literally this in slow motion. It's not slo-mo, it's just larger than miniature. And there's a second link between the pendulum and the driver.
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`Nemesis posted:Helium was too expensive I guess Now imagine if this were with the Macy's parade balloons...
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GotLag posted:It's the music that ties that video together. I like the idea of blowing up burrowing mammals to what sounds like the Lemmings soundtrack
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Now imagine if this were with the Macy's parade balloons... It would be glorious https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAyVmng0oxk
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From the military history thread:Friar John posted:
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Everything's according to plan. He's just covering his ears.
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What're you going to shout? "Tobias you cack-handed twat!"?
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"EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE" "MAWP"
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Wrong thread, sorry.
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Oct 11, 2017 06:25
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Vertical video warning Also https://streamable.com/os907 The sound 0_0
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FuturePastNow posted:Vertical video warning This is basically anywhere south of the Mason-Dixon line after they get a dusting of snow.
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FuturePastNow posted:Vertical video warning "Holy poo poo I can't see a drat thing for all this snow, I should speed way up so I get out of this sooner"
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MausoleumExtremist posted:This is basically anywhere south of the Mason-Dixon line after they get a dusting of snow. NE Ohio reporting in here. You learn how to not do this when you're 15 and a half. If not before. 
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MausoleumExtremist posted:This is basically anywhere south of the Mason-Dixon line after they get a dusting of snow. It was in Michigan though. 193 cars, including a truck full of fireworks. And one fatality.
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MausoleumExtremist posted:This is basically anywhere south of the Mason-Dixon line after they get a dusting of snow. Nobody ever explains that this is because our roads ice over and then get covered in snow, so everything becomes a skating rink.
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Takoluka posted:Nobody ever explains that this is because our roads ice over and then get covered in snow, so everything becomes a skating rink. right! the problem is because of a unique physics phenomenon that only exists in the american south, that no other people on the planet have ever encountered
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Most people on the planet have precautions in place like road salt, street plows, and practice driving in the conditions.
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Oh, but when a hurricane hit New York and all the Yankees got buttfucked by weather they're not used to, suddenly it's Serious Business.
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Lutha Mahtin posted:right! the problem is because of a unique physics phenomenon that only exists in the american south, that no other people on the planet have ever encountered Also you basically have 3 counties waiting for Ol' Clem to show up with the one working plow/sand truck in the region.
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Swilo posted:Most people on the planet have precautions in place like road salt, street plows, and practice driving in the conditions. It's almost like it doesn't make sense to invest heavily in infrastructure for relatively unlikely events. Chicago can justify a fleet of plows and salt trucks, Atlanta is better off just shutting down for a day or two every few years when the roads ice over. How many cities anywhere in the world below the 35th parallel or so, excluding weird climates and altitudes, do you think have things like plows and salt ready to go?
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I have lived in Northeast Ohio and in North Carolina and the snows are totally different. You just aren't prepared for the ice in the South. Snow in Alaska was a piece of cake for me. Then again, almost every rental was AWD.
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