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[stig]

Probably works great on Cholera, too

But maybe we should be a bit leery about medical facts from Africa, seeing how chopping an albinoid human up into little pieces and wearing those as an amulet is supposed to work against witchcraft.

Don't believe me, check how albinos in Africa are kept under 24 hour guard in order to keep them from that fate.

 

[cory]

There is no cure for hydrophobia once a person begins showing signs and symptoms of rabies, the disease nearly always causes death, right?

 

[ruel]

Last I read there is one documented case of a person with symptomatic rabies recovering. I think she was put in an induced coma and tons of other gnarly interventions.

 

[cory]

snow art

 

[cory]

 

[Nutball]

I thought he was gonna miss them, then he hit the nitrous and BAM!

 

[Bermy]

Got im!!

 

[cory]

Lordy, the power

 

[cory]

As it says, watch till the end

 

[cory]

this little dude

 

[Dave Shepard]

 

[cory]

 

[cory]

 

[cory]

 

[BlackSmith]

That should improve its accuracy by like a whole bunch.

 

[cory]

 

[biggun]

 

[cory]

That looks wild af

 

[cory]

 

[biggun]

That looks wild af

Ive seen similar where people are dragged on mountain boards by horses. Similar style boarder cross track and mayhem.

That music though, just fits that clip perfectly.
Montana ski bums meet the cowboys.

 

[cory]

 

[cory]

 

[flushcut]

Just an fyi at $8 a day that is almost double the annual average salary of your average Indian. Not bad money in reality. Don’t get me wrong that isn’t much money but things cost less over there. You can buy a potato for five rupees or not quite four cents in US dollars. And reread “with room and board” people would be fighting over that job. Most in the US can’t fathom that but there it is.

 

[Tree09]

@cory at work its common practice to to do that while standing on them, you can shift your weight while pulling and you can walk it around pretty easy so you don't have to come down to adjust it. It's still much faster for bigger moves to just come down, but when setting up you set up slightly further back, so when you are up there you can wiggle forward and adjust for the 4 legs to sit nicely.

 

[cory]

good info, 09.

Doing that must wear out the ladder relatively quickly, I'm guessing.