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07-20-2015, 01:08 PM - 1 Like   #18211
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Oh, seems the Aussies have a more polished, easier to handle version.

Still, it's just cutting wood.


https://youtu.be/T5WO9nulOXc
My 'neighbors' just up the road in Deming have it all wrapped up.



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Pretty cool, but when is Coke considered beer?

Maybe it was lost in the translation . . . . . . . .
Yeah, I think it's a matter of either it's vodka or it's not. "Beer, coke, whad'z difference, eh?"
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Oh, seems the Aussies have a more polished, easier to handle version.

Still, it's just cutting wood.


https://youtu.be/T5WO9nulOXc
Oh, and I don't see any Aussies like this gal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4VPCukxAv0#t=348
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Gee, I took my wife down to Whitfield for afternoon tea on Sunday. If I had hopped over the hill to Whitlands I could have tried out the V8 chainsaw myself!
The company makes a range of wood splitters and stuff.
Whitlands doesn't even rate as a village, it is just a few houses in a secluded valley. The population must double when the men turn up to work!
Another member of the family runs Burder Industries here in Wangaratta - making all sorts of tractor attachments: backhoes, frontend loaders, grader blades, etc etc etc.
They are obviously a very talented and enterprising family.

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Err, Racer, was that Mrs Racer in the vid?

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Jean, Jean, Jean... get a job, or go out taking photos. You obviously have too much time on your hands!
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From the Un Wiki:

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The Chainsaw itself is made of a standard model 75B Black and Decker chainsaw
Everyone knows that Black and Decker chainsaws are notoriously unreliable. The better choice would be Sthil.

I swear by them.

I wouldn't waste my , no, your money on anything but. Not even worth using to beat a zombie with. And you know it ain't gonna start on the first pull.

Or the twentieth.

Nope, nothing but Sthil equipment in my anti-zombie arsenal.

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QuoteOriginally posted by rod_grant Quote
Jean, Jean, Jean... get a job, or go out taking photos. You obviously have too much time on your hands!
Waddayamean? Leave the man be. I want one!!

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From the Un Wiki:

Everyone knows that Black and Decker chainsaws are notoriously unreliable. The better choice would be Sthil.

I swear by them.

I wouldn't waste my , no, your money on anything but. Not even worth using to beat a zombie with. And you know it ain't gonna start on the first pull.

Or the twentieth.

Nope, nothing but Sthil equipment in my anti-zombie arsenal.
Oh. I didn't read the small print. Thanks for the warning.

But I still want one.
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...or a somewhat simpler solution:


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Whitlands doesn't even rate as a village, it is just a few houses in a secluded valley.
Sounds like my kinda neighborhood!

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Err, Racer, was that Mrs Racer in the vid?
Oh no.

Mrs. Racer is way better looking.
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...or a somewhat simpler solution:


https://youtu.be/Ru0sY_IPJIQ
I've seen this guy's contraptions before. His woodwork is very good.
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Waddayamean? Leave the man be. I want one!!
Sav, you might want one, but my point was that Jean obviously spends a LOT of time trawling the interwebby thing looking for who knows what - and finding it!
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Sav, you might want one, but my point was that Jean obviously spends a LOT of time trawling the interwebby thing looking for who knows what - and finding it!
Rod, are you sure he would be less dangerous trawling the real world looking for who knows what?
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are you sure he would be less dangerous trawling the real world looking for who knows what
point taken. May he continue to trawl in the virtual world.
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Sav, you might want one, but my point was that Jean obviously spends a LOT of time trawling the interwebby thing looking for who knows what - and finding it!
I considered "bottom feeding" to be an art form ... just how low can you go ?!

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QuoteOriginally posted by savoche Quote
Rod, are you sure he would be less dangerous trawling the real world looking for who knows what?
Danger, Will Robinson! Danger!

I am on vacation as of this afternoon ... what to do ... what to do?!
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