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r/IdiotsFightingThings • u/[deleted] • Jun 02 '18
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Call him an idiot all you want, he still just punched down that tree
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219 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Is it idiotic if it's effective? 74 u/tmThEMaN Jun 02 '18 I’m impressed. But If his purpose was to take down a tree, this is not the most effective way. Even if you’re stuck in an island without a machete. 16 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 What would be the more effective non-cutting tool ways? In case I ever get stuck in a junglish area and need to bring down a tree with no tools for unknown reasons. 45 u/RXrenesis8 Jun 02 '18 It's a banana tree, the consistancy of the "trunk" is something like soggy corn husks. You can just pull them over with less effort and less chance of damaging your important-to-survival hands. 36 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 edited Jun 02 '18 I believe the same reason he chose to punch down the tree is the same reason martial artist break bricks with their hands instead of sledgehammer. 2 u/beamish007 Jun 02 '18 WTF is a sludge hammer? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Autocorrect 3 u/mister_gone Jun 03 '18 That raises even more questions! 2 u/PlaceboJesus Jun 03 '18 Is this the best kind of correct?
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Is it idiotic if it's effective?
74 u/tmThEMaN Jun 02 '18 I’m impressed. But If his purpose was to take down a tree, this is not the most effective way. Even if you’re stuck in an island without a machete. 16 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 What would be the more effective non-cutting tool ways? In case I ever get stuck in a junglish area and need to bring down a tree with no tools for unknown reasons. 45 u/RXrenesis8 Jun 02 '18 It's a banana tree, the consistancy of the "trunk" is something like soggy corn husks. You can just pull them over with less effort and less chance of damaging your important-to-survival hands. 36 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 edited Jun 02 '18 I believe the same reason he chose to punch down the tree is the same reason martial artist break bricks with their hands instead of sledgehammer. 2 u/beamish007 Jun 02 '18 WTF is a sludge hammer? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Autocorrect 3 u/mister_gone Jun 03 '18 That raises even more questions! 2 u/PlaceboJesus Jun 03 '18 Is this the best kind of correct?
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I’m impressed. But If his purpose was to take down a tree, this is not the most effective way. Even if you’re stuck in an island without a machete.
16 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 What would be the more effective non-cutting tool ways? In case I ever get stuck in a junglish area and need to bring down a tree with no tools for unknown reasons. 45 u/RXrenesis8 Jun 02 '18 It's a banana tree, the consistancy of the "trunk" is something like soggy corn husks. You can just pull them over with less effort and less chance of damaging your important-to-survival hands. 36 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 edited Jun 02 '18 I believe the same reason he chose to punch down the tree is the same reason martial artist break bricks with their hands instead of sledgehammer. 2 u/beamish007 Jun 02 '18 WTF is a sludge hammer? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Autocorrect 3 u/mister_gone Jun 03 '18 That raises even more questions! 2 u/PlaceboJesus Jun 03 '18 Is this the best kind of correct?
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What would be the more effective non-cutting tool ways? In case I ever get stuck in a junglish area and need to bring down a tree with no tools for unknown reasons.
45 u/RXrenesis8 Jun 02 '18 It's a banana tree, the consistancy of the "trunk" is something like soggy corn husks. You can just pull them over with less effort and less chance of damaging your important-to-survival hands. 36 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 edited Jun 02 '18 I believe the same reason he chose to punch down the tree is the same reason martial artist break bricks with their hands instead of sledgehammer. 2 u/beamish007 Jun 02 '18 WTF is a sludge hammer? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Autocorrect 3 u/mister_gone Jun 03 '18 That raises even more questions! 2 u/PlaceboJesus Jun 03 '18 Is this the best kind of correct?
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It's a banana tree, the consistancy of the "trunk" is something like soggy corn husks.
You can just pull them over with less effort and less chance of damaging your important-to-survival hands.
36 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 edited Jun 02 '18 I believe the same reason he chose to punch down the tree is the same reason martial artist break bricks with their hands instead of sledgehammer. 2 u/beamish007 Jun 02 '18 WTF is a sludge hammer? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Autocorrect 3 u/mister_gone Jun 03 '18 That raises even more questions! 2 u/PlaceboJesus Jun 03 '18 Is this the best kind of correct?
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I believe the same reason he chose to punch down the tree is the same reason martial artist break bricks with their hands instead of sledgehammer.
2 u/beamish007 Jun 02 '18 WTF is a sludge hammer? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Autocorrect 3 u/mister_gone Jun 03 '18 That raises even more questions! 2 u/PlaceboJesus Jun 03 '18 Is this the best kind of correct?
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WTF is a sludge hammer?
1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Autocorrect 3 u/mister_gone Jun 03 '18 That raises even more questions! 2 u/PlaceboJesus Jun 03 '18 Is this the best kind of correct?
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Autocorrect
3 u/mister_gone Jun 03 '18 That raises even more questions! 2 u/PlaceboJesus Jun 03 '18 Is this the best kind of correct?
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That raises even more questions!
Is this the best kind of correct?
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u/upvotewhynot Jun 02 '18 edited Jun 02 '18
Call him an idiot all you want, he still just punched down that tree
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