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[crazy dog]

wonder where they found taxi drivers that spoke English, the only one I found was in 1994! Never understand why people want to get their teeth whitened, daft

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The BBC scoured CM for weeks to find them.

[Boon Mee]

Climate Change is real? Who knew?

[Boon Mee]

This one is pretty cool!

Log Cabin TIMELAPSE Built By ONE MAN In The Forest (Real Life Minecraft)

Timelapse video of a complete log cabin build by one man alone in the wilderness of Canada, from 1st tree I cut to last floor board I laid. If you want to build a rustic log cabin or tiny off grid home alone in the wilderness and you haven't seen the rest of my videos, this is a good primer. It's super fast motion though, so if you are interested in building a primitive log cabin like this, take a look at the "Log Cabin The Bear Den" playlist on the channel.

At the beginning of the video, I show a winter drone photo of the cabin in the snow in December. Then I flashback to the first balsam fir tree I cut down with a saw and axe near the cabin. I drag the trees into place and clear the cabin site. All summer, I cut the notches in the logs as I built the cabin up, offsite. Once I was finished notching the logs with a log scribe, saw, axe, adze and wood carving gouge, I loaded up the entire cabin of logs and moved them to my land near Algonquin Park, Ontario Canada.

Once on site, I spent a month reassembling the cabin on a foundation of sand and gravel. Once the log walls were up, I again used hand tools to shape every log, board and timber to erect the gable ends, the wood roof, the porch, the outhouse and a seemingly endless number of woodworking projects.

For the roof, I used an ancient primitive technology to waterproof and preserve the wood - shou sugi ban, a fire hardening wood preservation technique unique to Japan and other areas in northern climates.

Because the cabin is offgrid, I have used handtools for most of the build and without power, I have no options on site regardless. The tiny house will continue to be operated with power, not even renewable energy for now, so I'm heating the cabin with a woodstove fire place, which I also cook on.

The cabin is made of cedar fence posts, twelve feet long and the cabin measures 10 feet x 20 feet inside with a one hundred square foot sleeping loft on the second floor.

The floor is made of two inch thick pine planks, torched to help repel water and to give them a rustic barn board appearance.

Tune off sound if you don't want to hear the music, - there is no talking in this silent video. If you are a subscriber or long time viewer, there is some new footage at the end of the video, but otherwise you have seen most of this. As always, I'll release a new video on Friday showing the progress I made this week on the door and the ice box for food storage"

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YOU CANNOT UNSEE THIS

"I phoned UK Feminista and asked to speak to the man in charge and the bitch hung up on me. So rude!"

[Boon Mee]

Drit bike does ski jump Thats one insane jump to do on a dirt bike

"This jumper is completely insane. That is the craziest thing that I have ever seen, no questions asked! That person is NUTS!!!!!!!"

[Pat]

A team handed beating, and this ain't Thailand

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"It's hard to get by when your arse is the size of a small country"

[Boon Mee]

This one is a Hoot!

The classic Monty Python song... "I'm a Lumberjack"

[Boon Mee]

"Ain't No Rest for the Triggered" - Social Justice: The Musical

[Boon Mee]

Idiot Vs. Cow: ======> Cow 1

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[palexxxx]

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[Guest]

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