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in all fairness, out of all the dog breeds the BM probably comes to closest to ”flying”…
I've never harmed a cat or dog. I think the only thing I've hurt is your liberal feelings. Lol
I found those vids a couple months back, lol went down that rabbit hole.. amazing watching how certain materials, things break under pressure.
I do not know what it is but there is something very relaxing about these videos.
Its cathartic…
Buster Keaton in the silent film, "Sherlock Jr.", 100 years ago. He unknowingly broke his neck performing this stunt. After suffering from headaches and discomfort for a decade, a doctors X-ray revealed he had a broken neck.
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Four years later, 1928, Buster Keaton performed this stunt in another silent film, "Steamboat Bill Jr.". Most feel this is his greatest stunt.
Company I worked for in a previous life, had a 2500 To Lake Erie press. It was used to forge Hellfire & Brimstone copper liners from billets. Once the copper was forced to take shape of the punch/die, it was BANG.
That's nuts. I have a friend with a blacksmithing shop and he lets me play around in it. He has a 10 ton hammer and that thing seems overwhelmingly powerful. I have almost broken my wrist numerous times holding on to stuff as I forge it with the hammer. I cant imagine 2500.
And they're laughing and saying it was ****ing awesome. Them boys ain't right.
Been through plenty of those and it is ****ing awesome lol. We would time the waves and do "super jumps" all over the ship, clearing a flight of stairs in one jump is great fun until you clock your head on something.
Jesus, twins?
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