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Old 21 July 2011, 11:21   #1
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l,,wheres the safety chain ,,,,,,there aint no f,,,ing safety chain ..lol
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haha i love how the one guy tried to push it when it was rolling back down to the water.. A* for effort
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Old 22 July 2011, 15:54   #7
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haha i love how the one guy tried to push it when it was rolling back down to the water.. A* for effort
Thats the owners son ,he does all the diving for logs underwater and then you have the old man shouting and balling down the undewater comms like that most of the time .make no wonder he just wants to play video games all the time. another clip
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lmao, why have i never seen this program! What the hell are they diving for logs for anyway :S
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Sunken logs are often old growth: dense slow growth wood that's worth a fricking fortune.

Pretty good business being done pulling logs from the Great Lakes.

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