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    The Forgotten Technology

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    • charliecharlie
      edited March 2016
      Been there done that ;)
    • charliecharlie
      edited March 2016
      Yup --- "Ed at work" ;)


    • charliecharlie
    • GardenerGardener
      Yup --- "Ed at work" ;)
      Oh shit! what a work!

    • charliecharlie
      @Gardener ---the guy at 2;48 minutes , looks like Ed --- or is it his twin brother ? ;-)
    • GardenerGardener
      Which one of them? :D :D :D

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    • charliecharlie
      the one on the right
    • charliecharlie
      edited March 2016
      my bad --- the one at 2:51 to 3:06 minutes on the right --- need to go to youtube to get full screen
    • charliecharlie
      edited March 2016
      The Forgotten Technology---what really happened ?
    • GardenerGardener
      my bad --- the one at 2:51 to 3:06 minutes on the right --- need to go to youtube to get full screen
      I don't think so :)

    • Magnetic_UniverseMagnetic_Universe
      edited March 2016
      This guy Brien Forester does good work. Megalithic technology at the Ancient Mountain was lost prior to the Incas. Unless you're Ed, the last and only modern megalithic master builder.

    • charliecharlie
      Wally Wallington Jr.

    • Magnetic_UniverseMagnetic_Universe
      Obviously staged.
    • GardenerGardener
      That car is so small in fact and so light.. especially in the back, because the engine is in the front.
      If you are not as small as Ed was, you could easily do that too.
      We did the similar things with different cars, just to make fun of colleagues, that we moved their cars, just by lifting them, into funny positions.
    • charliecharlie
      edited April 2016
      Fiat Panda 750 CL, 1990, 3-door hatchback ---base curb weight: 700 kg / 1543 lbs (0.7 ton )----go and give it a try alone / solo --- if you want your arms be an inch longer .
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