frankj1
5 years ago
so TW, which end was the heavy end?
Was it the one kept warm in the waiting room, or the one that kept prairie dogging since Tuesday?
MACS
5 years ago
Eee'z gaht a tuuuurtle head pooookin' oooot!!
8trackdisco
5 years ago

Eee'z gaht a tuuuurtle head pooookin' oooot!!

MACS wrote:



Groundskeeper Willie?
bgz
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  • Herf-A-Holic
5 years ago
For me its usually because I ate some funky sh*t for lunch or something.
gummy jones
5 years ago
tailgater
5 years ago
If the logs ended up in their current location after passing through a large orifice covered with a slick substance, then the first half of the log would wipe it clean and be covered in this lubricious matter and it would change the surface energy of the log. So the two halves would behave quite differently when submersed in water.

frankj1
5 years ago
a good lesson for those that deny science ^^^
izonfire
5 years ago
The last load he choked down was extremely buoyant...
delta1
5 years ago
I heard there is a psychological malady associated with watching logs going down a whirlpool...

this query takes that up a notch....
frankj1
5 years ago
the floater might have been a broken off piece of that fencepost
tailgater
5 years ago

the floater might have been a broken off piece of that fencepost

frankj1 wrote:



Excellent.
tailgater
5 years ago

I heard there is a psychological malady associated with watching logs going down a whirlpool...

.

delta1 wrote:



Where does one hear such things?

RMAN4443
5 years ago

Where does one hear such things?

tailgater wrote:


The Psychological Malady Network...:-k
madspackler
5 years ago
One half of the log was packed with fiber, the other half, not so much. Logs follow the FIFO process - first in first out.
frankj1
5 years ago
is this the new 500?
tonygraz
5 years ago
No, the new 50-50.
CheapPrick
5 years ago
I'm pretty sure logs are all fiber..

The top half is where all the knots are and more dense, so sinks in the drain.

Trees rot from the ground up, so the bottom half would be eaten out and hollow .. ish. ,
swirling around the eddie.

(What's going to happen to Eddieee?) ... CRAP!

It helps to know if the tree made a sound when it fell....
tailgater
5 years ago

The Psychological Malady Network...:-k

RMAN4443 wrote:



I think it's called the Psychological Malady Syndicate.

This helps explain Delta's PMS.

frankj1
5 years ago

I'm pretty sure logs are all fiber..

The top half is where all the knots are and more dense, so sinks in the drain.

Trees rot from the ground up, so the bottom half would be eaten out and hollow .. ish. ,
swirling around the eddie.

(What's going to happen to Eddieee?) ... CRAP!

It helps to know if the tree made a sound when it fell....

CheapPrick wrote:


I was there.
It was loud.
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