Funny pic/gif thread...

[jimmyg]

 

[Sealegs50]

Looks like she's trying out for a Darwin award.

There is a book containing the names of all the people who fell to their deaths in the Grand Canyon. One of the days that my wife and I visited the South Rim, someone went over the edge. When you see some of the dumb stuff people do horsing around near the edge, it is no wonder so many are killed.

 

[jimmyg]

 

[tomatoshooter]

15 yard penalty for the late hit with the wet floor sign.

I love how the guy in the wheelchair gets in on the action.

 

[skogstokig]

here's my favorite of the DIY firewood machines

it's in maine i believe

 

[tomatoshooter]

here's my favorite of the DIY firewood machines

it's in maine i believe

I lost a finger just watching that.

Here's a cool portable sawmill:

 

[boogieman]

 

[straightline]

here's my favorite of the DIY firewood machines

it's in maine i believe

This thing also can do CTE.

 

[jimmyg]

 

[boogieman]

 

[jimmyg]

 

[jimmyg]

 

[jimmyg]

 

[jimmyg]

 

[jimmyg]

 

[ShootingArts]

Dr gero's work!

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=307677177867998

In the late eighties the little R&D corp. I was VP of was chasing military contracts. One was for bug sized drones, another was for real chocolate that didn't melt in desert temperatures. Both of these things came to be as well as insect cyborgs that carried cameras and microphones. They wanted the bugs for indoor use, to fly through doors unnoticed when opened to let someone in or out. I think they got most things on their wish lists although some took over a decade to get working. One of our projects was building a 1/3 cubic inch freon compressor. Introduced me to the world of micro tolerances where the machines couldn't cut it and final fit was by hand! Tolerance, 0.00025 of an inch maximum!

Hu

 

[RickLafayette]

 

[RickLafayette]

 

[RickLafayette]

 

[Texas Carom Club]

In the late eighties the little R&D corp. I was VP of was chasing military contracts. One was for bug sized drones, another was for real chocolate that didn't melt in desert temperatures. Both of these things came to be as well as insect cyborgs that carried cameras and microphones. They wanted the bugs for indoor use, to fly through doors unnoticed when opened to let someone in or out. I think they got most things on their wish lists although some took over a decade to get working. One of our projects was building a 1/3 cubic inch freon compressor. Introduced me to the world of micro tolerances where the machines couldn't cut it and final fit was by hand! Tolerance, 0.00025 of an inch maximum!

Hu

Two and a half tenths sucks to hold