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05-11-2017, 01:55 AM
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Re: Man Crushed by Steam Roller
Did anyone ever see that National Geographic article about that ancient miner in the Carolinas about 15 years ago? The poor bastard was tink, tink, tinking away under a boulder deep in a cave and it crushed him bad. Some spalunkers found the fuckers moccasin sticking out of the rock deep in the bowels of this mountain. At any rate they took the tons of rock apart and freed him from asunder. Dude was about 10 feet tall, 5 feet wide... and 1/4" thick, lolol. They rolled him up like a map to get him out into the light for the photo shoot. As I recall he was tink, tink, tinking away to get at some piece of shiny mineral so he could go get laid with his new found wealth. Some things never change |
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05-12-2017, 03:03 PM
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Re: Man Crushed by Steam Roller
Working in Vietnam some 20 years ago, outside the port they were laying some road and the guy operating there steam roller would set it going then jump off and go sit in the shade, it ticked along so slowly. I assume it had a tiny little diesel motor and a huge reduction gear. I was wondering what happened if he fell asleep and it caught up with him...... |