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You can keep it. Don't you have an episode of Hee Haw you can show?

Jeebus....are you on lockdown again? WTF was that?

Gawd...there are several. I cant do links from phone. I got started by watching videos of villagers starting old single cylinder diesel. They were the prime mover for line shaft equipment. Animal mix....wow things....

All I watch is videos of Pakistani workers making and rebuilding stuff. Its fascinating to watch them. The shit they get done with so few resources is amazing. Too bad they don't know that they are surplus to the world's population......

He was just following it to the nest so it could eat its babies.

That sounds suspiciously like when the family dog went to live on a nice "farm" somewhere...........

Supposedly a couple males competing for a female.

Thats not how we do it. Of course my FIL loves the milk and sugar in his........yek!

I have sort of a serious man crush on this guy. Very confusing. Love the videos though.

Never had it....but I love watching videos about the Soviets.

The T-34 is still the greatest tank ever made. The Tiger was a marvel........but was heavy, expensive, complex, and was no match for the Soviets cheap and cheerful peasant Tank. Sometimes the quality of Quantity is beautiful. Like comparing a VW beetle to a Gull Wing Benz. The...

Bah! How do you figure that Stig?? Back when it mattered.......the Krauts didn't have a diesel tank in any numbers, it took 7000 individual Germans with a caliper each to assemble one bogie wheel.....over the span of 43 weeks, and they never had sufficiently protected supply lines...

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Its a deesel.

If a rattle snake can make it up here, you figure a 'diller could. I assume. Never been south Stig. Been east and west a lot, north some too. Never south. We have frogs and turtles and salamander and such, which you think would be less resilient than a armadillo, but I guess not.

Nope. Too cold up here for 'dillers.