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Repairing a guardrail.
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Previously:
Concreting road guardrails - GIF
Guardrail post driver - GIF
Guardrail unloading slide - GIF
Guardrail weed scraper - GIF
Installing guardrails by hand - GIF
Manually installing a guardrail - GIF
Only someone that has never done any bending work would think that this is real. F&^*#N AI makes videos that are realistic, but happily ignore physics.Soon those telltale giveaways will be gone to. What will we be able to believe?
Mark
Totally agree Mark it is going to get to the point where we can't tell the difference between what is real and what is fake , how can that be a good thing. Scammers and crooks delight .
LOL. Not even going to work like that. They must have majik magnets that connect to the "assfaults"...
Some are more obvious than others.
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Yeah, but did the cat hit what he was shooting at? That is the question.
Clearly not, he was very focused on getting the gun set for another shot when he was rudely interrupted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
The first time my dad let me fire his 16ga I was about 8 years old. He said it's going to kick a lot harder than grandpa's .410 He wasn't wrong. It knocked me backwards on my butt and felt like it broke my shoulder but, the watermelon I had shot at disintegrated.Quote:
Originally Posted by bob_3000