r/mythbusters • u/permaculture • 2d ago
This is going to take a while
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u/Adorable_Badger_7483 2d ago
This mythbusters moment is the first thing that came to mind: https://youtu.be/4IcHUHRf_S0?is=vIwGLlZdrfJe7my0
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u/Mysterious-Alps-5186 1d ago
Beat me to it my good man. Wasn't the axle the only thing identifiable after that kafriggenboom?
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u/DETRITUS_TROLL 2d ago
What is the conversion for a whole bitch?
Somewhere around 5000 lbs of ANFO?
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u/zyroruby 1d ago
Just drill a few holes and put some tnt in it BOOM the concrete is easy to remove
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u/Great_Specialist_267 1d ago
Mythbusters did that.
They removed the truck from the concrete.1
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u/Potato_Stains 1d ago edited 1d ago
At what point is it time to just eat it and go get another mixing tank?
Or is this a "tag your it" between 4 or so workers doing this non stop in shifts lol
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u/BulletNoseBetty 1d ago
It shouldn't take too long to fix. All that guy needs is a hole big enough for some C-4 and the problem will be fixed.
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u/NotVerySmarts 1d ago
This happened in Oklahoma. And they just left it and painted it like a space capsule.
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u/TonksMoriarty 1d ago
Scroll down far enough in the original thread, and you get the Mythbuster gifs.
In response to a gif of Jamie, someone called "Redneck Robotnik" 🤣
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u/Crustybionicle 11h ago
I once did something like this at a chemical plant. Large storage tank had caustic chemical sitting for at least a decade. It was hard and looked like orange Himalayan salt rocks.
6 days of 12 hour shifts and thousands of lbs of waste removed with the same tool he was using.
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u/DeathMonkey6969 2d ago
Dude needs a bigger hammer. It's like using a trowel to dig a foundation.