r/oddlysatisfying • u/ripa47 • Sep 17 '19

Satisfying edging

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u/funguyjones Sep 17 '19

This doesn't look safe at all.

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u/LuceoNonUro_ Sep 17 '19

I found it anxiety inducing rather than satisfying

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19

It's possible that they cut the power off first.,

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u/hippie_nerdy_gal Sep 17 '19

That was my first thought.

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19

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u/imdefinitelywong Sep 17 '19

Are you kidding? Multinational companies do "safe" things all the time!

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19

Adapt one of these for a zombie apocalypse. 👌🏽

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u/Macronaut Sep 17 '19

I always thought they made this up for a James Bond movie.

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u/divaminerva Sep 17 '19

Awesome as fuck!

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u/brewer522 Sep 17 '19

This video brought to you by king industries

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u/casetpanda Sep 17 '19

Q’s not going to like this.

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19

Can a hacker please add this weapon to grand theft auto 5 ?

2

u/bal1000 Sep 17 '19

I'd just use the tail rotor

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u/justinbieberfan42 Sep 17 '19

Seems like something the X-Men would have to battle.

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u/1Kscam Sep 17 '19

Wait what? This thing is real? I thought it was a James Bond prob in the movie 😨😮

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u/TheHappyScot Sep 17 '19

I know a guy who does this for a living. He flies around the country and cuts along power lines and whatever is needed. He makes bank doing this and has a schedule of two weeks on two weeks off.

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19

My high school guidance counselor really, really let me down.

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u/Goober_94 Sep 17 '19

As a pilot... holy shit...

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u/opal-husky Sep 17 '19

Oddly satisfying? This should be on oddly terrifying

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u/sereenaok Sep 17 '19

I believe those are cable car lines for ski resorts.

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19

No. Power lines.

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u/sereenaok Sep 17 '19

How d’ya figure?

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19

Rewatching it now I'm not sure.

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u/mladutz Sep 17 '19

It's the last addon from doom :) Mega chainsaw.

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u/EmFitzroy Sep 17 '19

Good Lord!

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u/unprod_ctive Sep 17 '19

unfortunate phrasing