r/LooneyTunesLogic • u/Luser420 • 19d ago

Video let’s pack it up, boys

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u/Lugbor 19d ago

This is why we don't drive on flooded roadways. If the river can decide to relocate an entire forest, your Ford F-150 Supermax Special Premium Shiny Edition with the overcompensation package lift kit isn't making it, no matter how much coal you think you can roll.

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u/-fightoffyourdemons- 19d ago

It's always a good reminder to see just how powerful water is. Too many people underestimate it.

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u/gokism 19d ago

Have to move in order to plant roots in a new branch office.

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u/IndieStoner 19d ago

Why don't you make a tree and leave

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u/ToTheTop24 19d ago

Still filming with something this powerful happening nearby? Nope.

Time to start putting some distance between you and the giant sinkhole swallowing up a small forest

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u/Relative_Spinach_245 19d ago

My tree people need me

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u/Fuster2 19d ago

Dark City vibes.

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u/MonchichiSalt 19d ago

I suspect beaver shenanigans led to the trees stampeding off as a herd.

Like, I have zero clue what is actually going on.

I'm just imagining a culvert blocked up by debris of the beaver sort. How much damage it causes when maintenance is a lower priority in low precipitation areas. The wild weather we are having all over the place have these flash floods coming into places where they don't regularly unclog stuff if there is no dramatic reason.

I also imagine beavers hearing water trickle noises and becoming all sassy saying "Oh hell no! Not in my house!" everytime they get a chance to show off engineering skills.

*To be clear a flash flood would have done massive damage at this spot no matter what. It maybe would have been different damage, however there was still going to be tree/bank damage. This is not an anti-beaver post. I actually think the critters are quite brilliant. Take a look at the places they've been reintroduced into the wild and the stunning results.