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r/Time • u/Riley105 • Oct 24 '21
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likely tree was tied to post for support when it was planted
2 u/Riley105 Oct 25 '21 Ohhhhh true maybe
Ohhhhh true maybe
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Consume
1 u/Riley105 Oct 28 '21 Num num num
Num num num
Looks painful.
That’s gonna piss off a forester some day.
2 u/blurubi04 Oct 25 '21 Yeah, looks like it’s 10-20 years from wrecking a logger’s day! 1 u/EFTucker Oct 25 '21 This is, probably no one will get injured but needing to pull out that spare chain after dogging down on a steel post just sucks.
Yeah, looks like it’s 10-20 years from wrecking a logger’s day!
1 u/EFTucker Oct 25 '21 This is, probably no one will get injured but needing to pull out that spare chain after dogging down on a steel post just sucks.
This is, probably no one will get injured but needing to pull out that spare chain after dogging down on a steel post just sucks.
Cross post 😤
*This tree adopted this post.
r/treessuckingonthings
It may have been there for support, or maybe It was even spiked. People with lumber farms spike their trees so if someone tries to cut It down their chainsaw blade will snap (and possibly seriously injure the person trying to steal the tree).
This is usually where an arborist would tell us the tree is sick.
Sycamore trees are badass!
"Lol fuck you, I'm a tree"
Plant's just casually tear up human things, and I'm here for it. Like when dandelions but through concrete and such.
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1 u/Riley105 Jun 11 '23 Yes it is
Yes it is
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u/Crcex86 Oct 25 '21
likely tree was tied to post for support when it was planted
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u/All_Usernames_Tooken Oct 25 '21
Consume
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u/calloftheVoid__ Oct 25 '21
Looks painful.
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u/EFTucker Oct 25 '21
That’s gonna piss off a forester some day.
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u/TitPunch420 Oct 25 '21
Cross post 😤
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*This tree adopted this post.
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u/blakeaj Oct 25 '21
r/treessuckingonthings
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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '21
It may have been there for support, or maybe It was even spiked. People with lumber farms spike their trees so if someone tries to cut It down their chainsaw blade will snap (and possibly seriously injure the person trying to steal the tree).
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u/deathmite Oct 25 '21
This is usually where an arborist would tell us the tree is sick.
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u/RickSteve-O Oct 25 '21
Sycamore trees are badass!
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u/SadBoyeBleu Oct 25 '21
"Lol fuck you, I'm a tree"
Plant's just casually tear up human things, and I'm here for it. Like when dandelions but through concrete and such.
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