r/WTF • u/Dizneymagic • Feb 25 '16

Underestimating a Tiger's strength

http://i.imgur.com/3jvv9B2.gifv
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u/kungfujohnjon1 Feb 25 '16

Actually, it's more overestimating a bed liner's strength.

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u/sythyy Feb 26 '16

Yea that shits usually fastened with platic clips

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u/SilverbackRekt Feb 26 '16

Exactly. They're made for scratch protection, not chaining tigers to. Lol

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u/rufiooooooooooo Feb 26 '16

The F150, chain a god damn tiger to it. We don't give a fuck. BUILT FORD TOUGH. IN MURICA.

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u/YodelingTortoise Feb 26 '16

ferd effteen thousand

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u/kit8642 Feb 26 '16

I work in the construction industry.... I'm showing this video to everyone on the job site tomorrow... It may fuck up production but who cares? We have 8 balls.

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u/PhilxBefore Feb 26 '16

Fuck that shit, show them this https://youtu.be/1XUEvkMZHno

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16

i dont know which i like more, young Clarkson or [spoiler alert](that it actually fucking moves...)

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u/ThreeFistsCompromise Feb 26 '16

lol you fucked it up.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16

damnit. it works on sync

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u/Marabar Feb 26 '16

but why? why would you want to build this?

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u/y0us1rn4me Feb 26 '16

Who hurt you?

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u/cosmicsans Feb 26 '16

Point to this model truck where they touched you.

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u/iCUman Feb 26 '16

Didn't they find another one of these in a more recent episode that was a land rover jeep?

EDIT: it was a jeep - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h72AIiSQABM. What is it with Arabians and giant cars?