I know it's an old video, but, WTF was that?
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Holy cow, it was crazy at first and then again!
That guy had to be saying "Thank goodness I made it through, that was the craziest thing I've ever seen. I thought I was going to die, let me get out of here and see just how close it was.
*kaboom goes the water*
Not again? WTF!?"
Haha, what was it though?
I don't think I remember what the cause of that gyser was.
Anyone remember this old video?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQmFWYWqTZA
"There are no finger prints under water."
WTF?!!! Man, what the hell is that?Originally Posted by Stuart
ETA: Is IT real?
Feedback or what left of it after a Great Crash of 2012.
"You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity!"
"If you make something idiotproof, someone'll make a better idiot!"
High pressure water main that blew. Second blast probably came from it being "blown" so it could be capped. It's happened here in the Springs once or twice.
I'm just guessing though. Usually HP mains are not right under the street as that one seemed to be...
Second vid just looks like a regular sewer line with some junk built up. If you notice it was "flexing" in cracks which can easily happen with solids due to the gases interacting with air flow that may be comming through the cracks... lots of other "excuses" as well...
"A lot of people seem obliged to have a viewpoint."
Jake didn't see the video, did he?
The weird-looking “sewer creature” spotted in a YouTube video is nothing more than a colony of tubifex worms, according to city officials in Raleigh, North Carolina.
The creepy clip (embedded above), which shows a camera getting up close and personal with what appears to be a pulsating glob of slime (or maybe a sewer-dwelling Horta), drew the attention of city officials after sci-fi blog io9 wrote about the video in a post headlined: “Video Footage Surfaces of North Carolina Sewer Creatures.”
The worms live in sewage and pond sediment, a Raleigh official News 14 Carolina, but the video makes them look unnatural. “They seem to respond to the light from the camera,” said Ed Buchan, environmental coordinator at the Raleigh Public Utilities Department. “That light is pretty hot.”
While the worms are a natural part of life in the sewer, Buchan said spotting them is still somewhat rare. “I’ve seen a lot of sewer TV before and I’ve never seen them,” he said. “We were surprised. We didn’t know immediately what it was.
Intersting, I've never seen it before... worms huh?.... kewl.
Dr Fwd quoted Stuart's video, so I assumed that's what he was asking about. The first video, the geyser thing? Liberals did it probably.
"A lot of people seem obliged to have a viewpoint."
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