Kalifornia transplants to North Carolina crying over dead trees

[Gus McCrae]

This makes me want to watch the hippie jam fest South Park episode.

 

[Dave328]

This makes me want to watch the hippie jam fest South Park episode.

That was a classic!

 

[03GeeTee]

 

[onelochevy]

Wow, that video made me laff my ass off. Those people are a fuc*ing joke.

 

[Witiku]

Would theyscream and cry over this?
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He He

 

[Doug.38PR]

Serious question here:
If a tree falls in the woods, and only hippies are around to hear it, and it falls on the hippies, trapping them and dooming them to a long suffering agonizing death,............does anybody really give a ****?

 

[tupperware9mm]

I was working (installing networks) at a strip mall in Colorado and there was a lady from a landscaping company planting flowers in a divider between two walkways, and this guy cuts across the corner with a wheel barrow and smooshes a pansy. This old hippie lady starts crying and had a funeral for the flower right there. I called my shop and pleaded with them to get me the F out-o-there. In boulder they felt bad because they didn't have any homeless people so they imported them gave them all nice Jansport sleeping bags and packs and they would sleep on the sidewalks at night but had to leave and not be seen during the day. It was crazy you'd be seeing these 60 year old hippies in tie dyed shirts riding skate boards ,... could not handle it, had to go.

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[Mjolnir]

If anybody wonders exactly what mental illness looks like, show them that video clip. They need serious clinical help.

Nothing a lightning strike, deadfall trap or grizzly bear could not cure...

 

[Roc 1972]

Not even poison ivy, oak or sumac. DAMN!

 

[Witiku]

Seriously though. Where does ones mindset have to be to think that, to cry over trees.

How comfortable and isolated a life does one have to be in? I bet these people would freeze rather than start a fire, if they could start one that is.

I mean, what do they eat if they are crying over wood?

 

[W1nds0rF0x]

Would they scream and cry over this?

He He

I saw that thing on Modern Marvels, the newer ones have 4 huge tires on stilts that can raise up and down independently so thins thing can move in, around and back out of the woods making no roads taking select trees with a minimal environmental impact. Pretty awesome piece of equipment.

 

[Akajun]

I saw that thing on Modern Marvels, the newer ones have 4 huge tires on stilts that can raise up and down independently so thins thing can move in, around and back out of the woods making no roads taking select trees with a minimal environmental impact. Pretty awesome piece of equipment.

You dont even need that, modern loggers using BMP practices with skidders and harvesters barely leave a mark. We had some property thinned and two years later the only way you can tell they were there was the turnaround they made on a hilltop. All stumps are cut ground level, no ruts, no trash. Before the area wa a pine barren with no deer or turkey sign. Now since the sunlight gets through, the understory has sprung up and now we see a lot more deer sign. We even had a prescribed burn done this spring, killed all the wax myrtles and even more understory has sprouted providing more wildlife habitat.

The truth of the matter is that a logged forest is way more beneficial to to wildlife, and man, than "old growth" or unmanaged property.

 

[CloudStrife]

Best line

... bring me to this rock that has the most incredible life

That about sums it up right there.

The response from the tree

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