kage69
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Eff that! I think the horse is totally capable of breaking your hand in one bite.
YouTube Comment Reconstruction. I lost it at 1:58. Oh man, these are awesome.
When I was 12, my family used to rent out a couple unused stables in our barn to this guy, a real cow hand looking guy. I came home from school one day as Ambers Lamps was leaving my house. This guy Earl had his buckskin stallion turn on him because a mare in heat walked by his stall. Got a hold of his hand and really messed it up, with the thumb being removed. Almost lost an ear too.
Really put a damper on his attempts to woo my mom as I recall.
I was cruising around Norway in Google Street View and saw a lot of hay bales like that. It's funny because a month prior I went on a road trip up to North Dakota to go to my Grandpa's birthday and the hay bales all around were not wrapped like that.
A lot of farmers have moved away from round bales and have gone back to the older style bales for nutritional reasons.
They get wrapped for longer storage I think.
I...don't get it?You, sir, have just written the finest quip that I have yet read on these pages of Anandtech, Off Topic forums.
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I was cruising around Norway in Google Street View and saw a lot of hay bales like that. It's funny because a month prior I went on a road trip up to North Dakota to go to my Grandpa's birthday and the hay bales all around were not wrapped like that.
When I was 12, my family used to rent out a couple unused stables in our barn to this guy, a real cow hand looking guy. I came home from school one day as Ambers Lamps was leaving my house. This guy Earl had his buckskin stallion turn on him because a mare in heat walked by his stall. Got a hold of his hand and really messed it up, with the thumb being removed. Almost lost an ear too.
Really put a damper on his attempts to woo my mom as I recall.
Even funner fact
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IronWing, not sure where you're getting that info.. but that's not the case from what I can tell. I have numerous relatives and friends that farm & tons of them still use round bales.
The wrapping is to prevent it from losing nutritional value.
Links to some info:
University of Minnesota Article on Bales
West Virginia University Extension Service on Bale Storage Costs
just my 2 cents
Late in the vid, you can watch the road grader running a wrinkle across the whole road several times. Cool stuff.Not really funny but very cool...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wu5c5TCEoVM
Hi-res, full screen reccommended.