Yeah, after he was hopping on it like a trampoline. It looked to me like he had little intention of jumping off right away. Anyway, I found it amusing.... hopefully others will as well.
Excuse me, but did the whale carcass get blown up in some impoverished little sea village halfway around the world? LMAO...this is one of the most retarded things I have EVER seen...EVER.
All that technology and so little brains. Unbelievable.
Excuse me, but did the whale carcass get blown up in some impoverished little sea village halfway around the world? LMAO...this is one of the most retarded things I have EVER seen...EVER.
All that technology and so little brains. Unbelievable.
That's an oldie but goodie. It happened in Oregon, and it was brought to the attention of the world by Dave Barry.
It is quite possibly one of the stupidest applications of technology in the history of civilization, counting Wile E. Coyote's attempts at catching his next meal, and Windows 95.
[edit: It happened in Florence, Oregon in 1970, and achieved new notoriety 25 years later when Barry's article was circulated, without attribution, all over the Internet. The car-crushing piece of blubber that sailed a quarter of a mile to its target measured three feet by five feet.]
.It is quite possibly one of the stupidest applications of technology in the history of civilization, counting Wile E. Coyote's attempts at catching his next meal, and Windows 95.
Hey, leave the Wile Coyote alone lol...I don't know about you guys, but I eagerly await the day that one of those ACME kits actually works the way it's supposed to and the Coyote feasts on that annoying roadrunner once and for all.
Yeah, I am still shaking my head and laughing at the logic behind blowing up a dead whale. Thanks for the info. Amorph. It's hilarious that the "engineer" was actually serious about it too. WTF???
That is the manner in which rangers et al dispose of carcasses in national parks where people will attend but are not currently . . . .
in the recent Harper's Magazine (not Harper's Bazarre) they posted the listing of rules for how to blow up animal carcasses . . . . if done properly the body disintegrates .. . .
the problem in Oregon was that they didn"t do it right
Holy crap... reminds me of that Robin Williams line in Good Morning Vietnam...
"Well we got a jackknifed water buffalo down there on the Ho Chi Min trail... we're gonna drop some napalm in there and see if we can't cook that baby down some."
Unreal. Did they honestly think it would disintegrate a la Marvin the Martian??
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Originally posted by Scott
So his feet slipped...
Yeah, after he was hopping on it like a trampoline. It looked to me like he had little intention of jumping off right away. Anyway, I found it amusing.... hopefully others will as well.
http://perp.com/whale/video.html
Originally posted by sammi jo
This one's funny....but what a fantastically stupid thing to do!!!! ...
http://perp.com/whale/video.html
Shame the High Quality version is hardly that.
All that technology and so little brains. Unbelievable.
Originally posted by Gilsch
Excuse me, but did the whale carcass get blown up in some impoverished little sea village halfway around the world? LMAO...this is one of the most retarded things I have EVER seen...EVER.
All that technology and so little brains. Unbelievable.
That's an oldie but goodie. It happened in Oregon, and it was brought to the attention of the world by Dave Barry.
It is quite possibly one of the stupidest applications of technology in the history of civilization, counting Wile E. Coyote's attempts at catching his next meal, and Windows 95.
[edit: It happened in Florence, Oregon in 1970, and achieved new notoriety 25 years later when Barry's article was circulated, without attribution, all over the Internet. The car-crushing piece of blubber that sailed a quarter of a mile to its target measured three feet by five feet.]
Originally posted by Amorph
.It is quite possibly one of the stupidest applications of technology in the history of civilization, counting Wile E. Coyote's attempts at catching his next meal, and Windows 95.
Hey, leave the Wile Coyote alone lol...I don't know about you guys, but I eagerly await the day that one of those ACME kits actually works the way it's supposed to and the Coyote feasts on that annoying roadrunner once and for all.
Yeah, I am still shaking my head and laughing at the logic behind blowing up a dead whale.
Originally posted by sammi jo
This one's funny....but what a fantastically stupid thing to do!!!! ...
http://perp.com/whale/video.html
this was wrong to do
Originally posted by Influenza
Was anything done in 1970 actually the right thing to do?
Disco baby!
in the recent Harper's Magazine (not Harper's Bazarre) they posted the listing of rules for how to blow up animal carcasses . . . . if done properly the body disintegrates .. . .
the problem in Oregon was that they didn"t do it right
...so there
Holy crap... reminds me of that Robin Williams line in Good Morning Vietnam...
"Well we got a jackknifed water buffalo down there on the Ho Chi Min trail... we're gonna drop some napalm in there and see if we can't cook that baby down some."
Unreal. Did they honestly think it would disintegrate a la Marvin the Martian??