Russia Makes Detroit Look like Disneyland.I live in Russia and I'm saving money to buy a tank to stay alive here.Adultchildren. No self control whatsoever.Russia is like Grand Theft Auto in real life. I bet Rockstar just drives around for a few months to learn how to make the game.If you want insurance in Russia, buy an AK47 and 100 mags.

I think we need to stop this! they are emptying the sea! That is not good! I think we should only aprove fishing with rod. If you want fish, ofcourse you should have it, but go catch it yourself, this massfishing is going to do us very bad in the future!Pretty sure those are sardines...if not...they are the world's smallest salmon in the first part...those fish once you get into the processing are much larger

The gap between the ecobabbular subtitles and the brutal ripping apart of mountains by vast machines of great power is comic, for those with a sense of irony.Pioneering roads in steep country is one of the most interesting and satisfying jobs with an angle blade and ripper equipited machine did many hours of that work and loved it no cabs or ROPs in our day only a tin hat which I still have 60 years later

That was awesome, I had to watch it again!Why do none of these videos show how to get the chain in there? It must be the hard part.This is great how did you make it and what did you pull it with?Didnt show how chain was fed through. was a rope or cable pushed to other end to drag chain in.Can somebody tell me how they pass chain from on end to other before they attached it to the cleaner bearing in mind culvert was clogged.

What a nightmare, praying she is found soon. Sending from Chemehuevi Tribe Lake Havasu.stay out of canyons during monsoon season. there's no safe way to do it.Always check for rain up stream.Perhaps the definition of monsoon would help people understand the danger.Stay away during monsoon season.Probably need to close these hiking trails every year during monsoon season from now on

If anyone sees this comment and can help in anyway, I'm searching for a movie that may have come out in the early 2000's (?) and all I can remember is a scene with a deuce and a half truck crossing an unstable bridge, much like in this video. However I vividly remember one of the men in the truck getting out to ask a local if the bridge would support them, and then relaying back that it would. About halfway across, and the bridge seemingly about to collapse, the driver asks a second time if he was sure the local said it would hold, to which the first man admits that he actually doesn't speak the language and has no idea what the local told him. If anyone can help in anyway it would be much appreciated!

Thank you for using your woodcarving talents to honor ourLord and his Blessed mother.May God Bless your hearts.That was astonishing to watch, from a gigantic disc of wood to...this masterpiece.Beautiful, intricate work; congrats to the whole team.In Orange County, California, the Lady La Vang shrine features a stone statue that was carved by an Italian artist renowned for their expertise in stone carving, a craft that has earned global recognition for centuries. This wood carving by Vietnamese artists is equally skillful and impressive as that of the Italian artists.

Wow, most of those tractors really put on a show! Thanks, Tom.Those guys are having WAAY too much fun with that!!! Overgrown kids stomping in the mud puddles. Awesome!i like how the weight in front of some tractors is sticking thru the water splash, it looks so cool. new attraction idea - put something further in front of the car and put some bright LEDs on it, then drive thru water splashes at higher speed, so you'd only see that thing with LEDs sticking thru. at night this would look amazing

The design and features of this agricultural tractor make it clear that technology is revolutionizing the way farmers work.I Absolutely loved this video thank you so much for sharing.The bigger the country, the bigger their machineries, hence, USA tends to build the biggest machines.The world's largest and most powerful tractor helps people transport goods fastest

Which part of this video did you like best? Share with us in the comments below.Less than a minute in the water and they dent the thing. Nice going, lads.I like that 3000 years of shipbuilding history and we still don't have anything better than "nah, just chuck it in!"Thousands of tons of steel. . . . FLOATS!! Yes, I understand the physics. It still fascinates me to my core!