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Shortly after I moved into my house, I found a whole roll of barbed wire behind the shed in the woods, the bottom couple of inches was buried. It looked pretty rusted out. So a while later when I was having other junk hauled away, I figure I'd try to pull that out. So I put on safety glasses and giant thick gloves and gave it a tug. The buried part was completely gone, nothing. Each strand where it entered the ground just stopped. I wonder how long that had been sitting there?
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Darth123123 posted:56k not allowed. You're very welcome, however please also seek out my other great worksafe threads such as the echinoderm one which was frankly underappreciated, like an echinoderm
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Hey Pick don't think I didn't notice your gimmick of sneaking in one picture of Mars in every rusty stuff photo dump
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Does metal and dust count for rust? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=as5FZJI6xJU I love this band.
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