(although I don’t think any of STW ladies look at this thread!)

Ahh something to finally get my attention, personally prefer a bit more hairyness myself.

personally prefer a bit more hairyness myself

This has to be the best thread EVER…

Cat Snot Funny as ….

retro83 – that top image of the kid with the ball is brilliant.
I can’t look at it without getting the giggles!

This has to be the best thread EVER…

It would be even better if people stopped reposting things that were only posted a couple of days ago

How long have those poor blokes been doing that drill?! They have dried a route through that puddle!

The cat with the octopus is my favourite

great thread!!

oh god – the twerky is back!

zokes – Member
It would be even better if people stopped reposting things that were only posted a couple of days ago

Have some slo-mo:

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The projectiles fired from the M11 Abrams tank leave the barrel moving at over 1500m/s.

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Mig Welding up close:

That chain one is great, really endless.

Having said that I suspect some poor sods job was to spend 50 years of their working life watching that machine do exactly that for 8 hours a day.

That welding one is ace & educational!

found this will looking for the rocket car, just made me smile

Ban the reposters!

Mo-Slo-Mo.

RM.

The cymbal (sp) and the chain ones are really hypnotic

The projectiles fired from the M11 Abrams tank leave the barrel moving at over 1500m/s.

What happened to the M2-M10? 😉

What happened to the M2-M10?

I think those model numbers were used during WWII

M2 – Stuart light tank
M3 – Lee (Grant in UK service)
M4 – Sherman
M5 – Stuart (again, uprated M2)
M6 – heavy tank never really went into mass production
M7 – Priest SPG
M8 – howitzer on an M2/M5 chassis
M9 – prototype only
M10 – tank destroyer, Achilles in British service

and coming soon (or never)

M12 – South Woodford – Brentwood Bypass

I think those model numbers were used during WWII

M2 – Stuart light tank
M3 – Lee (Grant in UK service)
M4 – Sherman
M5 – Stuart (again, uprated M2)
M6 – heavy tank never really went into mass production
M7 – Priest SPG
M8 – howitzer on an M2/M5 chassis
M9 – prototype only
M10 – tank destroyer, Achilles in British service

I was being facetious, the Abrams is an M1, there is no M11.

and coming soon (or never)

M12 – South Woodford – Brentwood Bypass

I sat for a few seconds waiting for something to happen in that picture until I realized it wasn’t a gif.

on and on, I think the mouse wins!

I sat for a few seconds waiting for something to happen in that picture until I realized it wasn’t a gif

I made one for you