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Why The F*** Do You Have a Kid?
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hypersonic
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Originally Posted by willpower
Doesn't look like they'll have one for long
Dakota rube
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Doesn't look like they'll have one for longOriginally Posted by hypersonic
That tree is going to stand for a long time.
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This thread makes no sense. I can't tell from the photo but if that tree was chewed by a beaver it may have stood like that for many years.Originally Posted by unjung
******* Canadians and their knowledge of beavers.
Jesus Christ monkey balls.
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kwilk doesn't know **** about beavers.Originally Posted by acidicboy
Oh yeah..... so what?!
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Look you ignoramusous. That's a special corset-trunked tree. Ignore the chips - that tree is bred to had a very thin waist which facilitates an easier time for the lumberjacks. Genetic engineerings at its finest. waist-supporession for the win.
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Considering that there are still wood chips in the grass, I'd say that the tree hasn't been like that for long.Originally Posted by Inficius
Wrong dawg! Why would you expect the chips to move anyway? Look at their colour - dark, wet, rotten. Not bright light brown and dry. So I expect they've been there for weeks if not months.
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