Wood Chopping Skills

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  marpow - a year ago

  This is genius for people who actually know how to/or can do this. I know the new generation of kids won't, they are all obese and enjoy tooo much TV.

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  DIGBY67 - a year ago

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  EatMyPixels - a year ago

  Should see how efficient he is at beating his wife.

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  jets12 - a year ago

  Its not really impressive, just a really good idea.

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  moefz91 - a year ago

  so?

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  slapshot1027 - a year ago

  what kind of wood is that

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  slapshot1027 - a year ago

  does anyone know what kind of wood it is?? ash??

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  dustymylo - a year ago

  dumb but I can't do that

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  ScroogeM - a year ago

  I do not understand this video. I live in San Diego.

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  skrottymcboogerballs - a year ago

  lame

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  Sambodian - a year ago

  lame, lame,lame did i say... lame?

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  wellwhatevernevermind - a year ago

  More of a method or strategy than a skill. Good upload regardless.

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  jordman97 - a year ago

  good but that wood is most likely very straight grained and very dry

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  repo4sale - a year ago

  Congress has to do that with the Deficit & the FAT BUDGET!

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  Hed_Jed - a year ago

  now that is some seasoned wood. which is actually what makes it that easy.

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  Turtlewax - a year ago

  Mad skillz, useful only for Somalians and such

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  Sabresi - a year ago

  how much wood would a woodchuck chop if a woodchuck could chop wood as much wood as a woodchuck would if a wood chuck could chop wood

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  phoenixl16 - a year ago

  in America, we have mexicans to do that.

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    cornbits - a year ago

    @phoenixl16and here I thought that's what black guys were for

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  robistheone - a year ago

  what was the skill???

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  dirtylilmonkey - a year ago

  $5-6 for each one he does. can make a living on just that.

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  kmoutray - a year ago

  I think that's 17 pieces

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  thefatbatman - a year ago

  mad skillz

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  Rommi - a year ago

  Fiskars axe, made in Finland.

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  spearchuckers - a year ago

  try that without the chain...and i think all of our heads will explode

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  BigRick420 - a year ago

  genius

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    Furhead - a year ago

    @BigRick420A chain holding it in place to keep chopping is genius ? ...I suppose holding a nail with 1 hand to tap it and get it started won someone a carpentry award.

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  Bantana - a year ago

  If you thought Dominos' crust tasted like cardboard...

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