Endless BS thread

[gene49]

I'm not so sure I'm buying that is a real video, looks pretty fake to me.

 

[redidbull]

There are a lot of those type videos. There is a bunch showing crashes with various vehicles at different speeds. I thought they were real but are not. They do look real. Stuff has come a long way. I remember watching some kids play a video basketball game at a arcade and it looked like a real game the graphics were so good. Jim

 

[dutch]

I'm not so sure I'm buying that is a real video, looks pretty fake to me.

probably not but it was fun while it lasted...

 

[smallfoot]

I guess if it's a fake, it fits perfectly in a thread called "endless bs thread"

We're living in a world that is getting to be more fake than real these days. I hope somebody can enjoy it...

 

[offroadrolls]

There are a lot of those type videos. There is a bunch showing crashes with various vehicles at different speeds. I thought they were real but are not. They do look real. Stuff has come a long way. I remember watching some kids play a video basketball game at a arcade and it looked like a real game the graphics were so good. Jim

I'm thinking AI

 

[forbigpicture]

 

[MercuryMac]

Yesterday, I helped my brother load up an old truck project from his former farm. I think it's a '59 Ford two ton in nice shape. I personally like the square body Fords. We saw a bear eating oats out of a broken granery.
Today, we got the engine out of one of my sheds for it, and the transmission out of another one. This turned out to be quite an old truck building few days, but not for me.

 

[Bonehead]

Yesterday, I helped my brother load up an old truck project from his former farm. I think it's a '59 Ford two ton in nice shape. I personally like the square body Fords. We saw a bear eating oats out of a broken granery.
Today, we got the engine out of one of my sheds for it, and the transmission out of another one. This turned out to be quite an old truck building few days, but not for me.

Cool old Ford, and great bear photo!

 

[bob w]

Is it going to be a work truck again?

 

[smallfoot]

Looks like he was sizing you up for a snack...

 

[ANNAMEL]

Direct flight path to Atlanta is directly over my house so most evenings I catch myself laying in the yard on my back just waiting for the next one to fly by.

 

[MercuryMac]

Thanks Bonehead.
Yes Bob, sort of. He's going to put a thousand gallon water tank on it so we can have a water truck in the community. We haven't had much precipitation in the last few years so everything is so very dry. It's a real fire hazard around here.
It was a grain truck so it has very few miles on it.

 

[earthman]

 

[MercuryMac]

Smallfoot, I'm almost pretty sure that that bear likes the taste of oats better than human.

 

[dmw56]

Direct flight path to Atlanta is directly over my house so most evenings I catch myself laying in the yard on my back just waiting for the next one to fly by.

I'll wave Tuesday when I fly over!

 

[bob w]

We're going to Las Vegas the end of the month. In order to go for we have to board our dogs. An 8 pound Poodle and a Standard Poodle. We left the doggies in the minivan, went in and made arrangements. Don't worry, it was cool outside. On the way home my friend Dave, who drives the dragster called. I pulled off the road and answered. Here's what he said: I received a call from your phone and all I could hear was wheezing and panting. I thought you were dying! So I called 911. After feeling great relief that I was alive and well and me realizing he wasn't kidding, I pieced this scenario together: I left my phone on the seat when we went in to reserve boarding space. Gracie, the little Poodle, who has a breathing problem, especially when upset, like being left in the van without us. stepped on the phone and somehow it called Dave. Dave heard Gracie making death rattle sounds and thought it was me, unable to talk. So he called 911.
We got home a few minutes later just as three county squad cars were backing out of the driveway. I knew a couple of the officers from visiting at the local gas station/store where we get our morning coffee/soda.. Fortunately, they found the chain of events amusing.

 

[DozerII]

We're going to Las Vegas the end of the month. In order to go for we have to board our dogs. An 8 pound Poodle and a Standard Poodle. We left the doggies in the minivan, went in and made arrangements. Don't worry, it was cool outside. On the way home my friend Dave, who drives the dragster called. I pulled off the road and answered. Here's what he said: I received a call from your phone and all I could hear was wheezing and panting. I thought you were dying! So I called 911. After feeling great relief that I was alive and well and me realizing he wasn't kidding, I pieced this scenario together: I left my phone on the seat when we went in to reserve boarding space. Gracie, the little Poodle, who has a breathing problem, especially when upset, like being left in the van without us. stepped on the phone and somehow it called Dave. Dave heard Gracie making death rattle sounds and thought it was me, unable to talk. So he called 911.
We got home a few minutes later just as three county squad cars were backing out of the driveway. I knew a couple of the officers from visiting at the local gas station/store where we get our morning coffee/soda.. Fortunately, they found the chain of events amusing.

Gotta love pets, never a dull moment

 

[smallfoot]

Great story Bob!

 

[smallfoot]

Had one of my game cams fail and replaced a couple on the 1st of May. Put one of them in a spot I figured would be good. I got turkeys first both hens and gobblers but I want to post this bear. Took him 6 hours to find the camera. And he thoroughly investigated the new addition to his living room. Got about 60 shots of this guy! He found the other new cam too...

notice there are 2 bears...I believe that's momma over in the field!

 

[23crate]

WOW Small .. thats friggin cool !!!!