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This is totally sa…OH GOD GRANDPA! – Ms. Fix-It

Favorite Comment: Fixer bob_super says, “It’s working so well, it already cleanly cut a black rectangle out of the picture.”

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  1. Jof4's says:

    “Honey, come look at my new invention!”

    “I swear, if I lose another eyebrow to one of your ‘inventions’ I’m gonna go ballistic on your arse!”

  2. Hmm says:

    When the tractor saw all the work it had awaiting it, it got a little excited.

  3. cindyscrazy says:

    Somebody has been watching the BP ROV Stream a little too much….

  4. tiarella says:

    bomb dispersal chainsaw?

  5. Christa says:

    Is the issue that they don’t own a ladder? Or that radioactive exposure has turned the trees into zombies?

    • fluffy says:

      I don’t think this was built because they don’t own a ladder. I think this was built because it gives you much bigger range of motion when fighting the zombie-trees.

      • A Random Pooka says:

        Or it was built because the only way to get a ladder to the offending branch is to put the ladder somewhere less than safe to have it when a branch comes crashing down?

  6. bob_super says:

    it’s working so well, it already cleanly cut a black rectangle out of the picture.

    • jam says:

      :lol:
      It’s no ordinary black rectangle, it’s a doorway to Narnia.

    • DonMusic says:

      I thought that was the black monolith from 2001 appearing to observe a momentous occasion in the history of mankind

      • Captain Video says:

        Now all I can think of is “Also Sprach Zarathustra” playing triumphantly while the proud owner of this device tilts the bucket all the way up to cut down a pesky branch that’s 20 feet up and directly over his head.

  7. bob_super says:

    They warned me that the new Mad Max movie was a bit slow, but tractor chases, really?

  8. Joel says:

    that minivan has no license plate and there is a black refrigerator in their yard

  9. MacGyver says:

    This is shopped.

    I can tell from the pixels on the right and from seeing quite a few shops in my time

    • Lady says:

      Agreed. Another giveaway: the chainsaw has no reflection in the puddle.

      • Homer says:

        Maybe it is a vampire chainsaw.

        Seriously though, you would not see the reflection at this angle. The chainsaw is closer to the camera than the water, and that shadow would be pretty tough to photoshop in the grass. Have you ever even used Photoshop? It can’t do everything.

        • Racer says:

          People make millions off of Photoshop every day…yes, it can just about do anything with enough time.

          The saw is shopped, I completely agree. The lighting is wrong on it, around the saw blade looks pixelated to me, and the handle looks abnormally fuzzy compared to the rest of the picture. The pole might have been there, but the saw was shopped onto it.

          • A Random Pooka says:

            Not shopped! Why does everyone call ‘shopped’ on stuff for no apparent reason?

            Some people see that as a legitimate fix. And if it were a vampire saw, it would sparkle.

            • Jof4's says:

              I agree, not shopped. I’ve seen plenty of photoshopped photos, and this one shows no signs of being shopped.

              • Dan says:

                that monolith looks fake to me :P

              • Captain Video says:

                For that matter, WHY would anyone shop this? Wouldn’t it just be easier to tape a chainsaw to a tractor and take the picture?

              • Danny says:

                I’m pretty sure the black license plate cover and large reflectionless two-dimensional black rectangle standing on the walkway weren’t there when the photo was taken.

                But the chainsaw is certainly real.

          • Toasty O's says:

            Yes, but did you know that I took the millions of dollars I make off this pic to create an entire army of Tractor-Warriors to fight the terrible rectangles with? I am doing this for your benefit you know.

          • Piku says:

            Of course it’s Photoshopped. I totally see it now…

            Because /everybody/ welds tubing to their tractors and adds a little platform to the end. I see that everywhere. Only the awesomeness of Photoshop could add a chainsaw onto the end of the pole, something like it really being there is just too crazy to contemplate.

            For those of us who lack the sarcasm gene, engage brain… if the pole is real, it’s completely plausible that the chainsaw is real. Which sane person welds a pipe to their tractor for no reason at all? Probably the same sane person who’d weld a chainsaw on a pole to the end of their tractor.

    • MacGyver says:

      …the rectangles…

    • leo says:

      it will crush some of my dreams if this is shopped, please let it be true :(

  10. Bill says:

    This is a truly wonderful idea for people like me who do not like being high on a ladder.

  11. PsychoDad says:

    I dunno, something about this photo just screams “State o’ Maine.”

  12. dono1 says:

    The reason Uncle Zeke went to the hardware store was to pick up a $1.99 “No Trespassing” sign for the end of his driveway. But then he met … The Salesman.

    • Brewski says:

      This is even better than a “No Soliciting” sign! “Death of a Salesman” takes on a new meaning.

  13. gringo says:

    that is brilliantly simple

  14. Sihaya says:

    The earth mover has touched The Monolith. Now it must take up tools and hunt for lesser dozers.

  15. Brewski says:

    The antagonist in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre got tired of trying to clean all those blood spatters out of his clothes…

  16. dono1 says:

    “Quit takin’ pictures and help me get this heavy black zombie-proof door up onto the porch and installed on the house before nightfall!”

  17. ChainSawArtist says:

    I can’t help but think that this is the saw BP got stuck in the Gulf.

  18. 00 says:

    So, how do you hold the throttle open–with the duct tape?

  19. SeanM says:

    The monolith told me to build it!

  20. Dogmeat says:

    It was clear after speaking with looking at some of the townsfolk that ventured too close to crazy Larry’s property that his tractor’s amputation preceded it.

    • Captain Video says:

      How did you get that strike-through line?

      • Dogmeat says:

        [less than symbol]strike[greater than symbol]speaking with[less than symbol]/strike[greater than symbol]

        Don’t forget the forward slash in front of the second “strike” and don’t include any spaces anywhere. You owe me big time! You’re welcome! ;-)

  21. Thadius says:

    One is unsafe. Stick ten more on there at odd angles and you’re cooking with gas.

  22. mrdamnit30 says:

    Do you think we can use this for the oil spill???

  23. dono1 says:

    It’s the high cost of maintenance that keeps you from seeing a lot of poison ivy topiary these days.

  24. dudstud says:

    Scene from “The Money Pit II”

  25. rexifelis says:

    spot weld directly to the bucket? please…

    would have welded a larger diameter, short, pipe to the top of the bucket
    and fit the pipe with the chainsaw on it to the short pipe.

    bad kludge! no doughnut!

    • Captain Video says:

      Wait, there’s a right wrong way to do this?

      • rexifelis says:

        well… a better way…

        • Danny says:

          Welding? Why not drill a hole and use bolts so you can just take it all off? It’s not like this is something one would need to quickly add and remove all the time…

          Also, they did weld a larger diameter pipe to the bucket. It’s just longer than yours would’ve likely been. :)

  26. huxley@mailinator.com says:

    Grandpa always did take the annual Tractor Joust competition down at the county fair, just a little too seriously.

  27. spiffy rodent says:

    KILLDOZER II: son of killdozer.
    He is mad and now he has a chainsaw.

  28. fluffy says:

    So really, this tractor is only good for one thing, unless they remove the contraption every time they’re done fighting zombies.

    • Kumiho says:

      I’m all for thinking that the zombie problem was big enough that they don’t HAVE to remove the chainsaw.

  29. Asmka says:

    that super effective!

  30. Other Guy says:

    Battle-Bots Winner!

  31. Dave says:

    Photoshopped. blur around the chainsaw handle. some kind of PS touch-up tool was used.

    • A Random Pooka says:

      Or someone used a really crappy digital camera to take the picture and the JPG compression was set fairly high, resulting in pixelization.

      But it’s very difficult to believe that whoever did this could possibly shop somewhere where they sell crappy digital cameras, like at Wal-Mart, maybe. That’s too much of a stretch of the imagination

      • Danny says:

        dark-to-light transitions never cause problems for JFIF compression. You’re clearly crazy. Also, the windows are clearly photoshopped onto the house, because it’s pixelated around them. And the grass is ‘shopped onto the driveway. This is clearly just a dirt lot with a house that has no windows, and someone took the time to photoshop all of that stuff in.

  32. Kylie says:

    OMG! its another one of those machines designed to fight off those terrible black rectangles! This guys obviously prepared, oh look, theres one now! :O

  33. Dogmeat says:

    For those times when you wouldn’t touch something with a 10-foot pole…unless there was a chainsaw attached to the end.

  34. Zach says:

    Kid: Dad. cant you walk around the puddle?
    Dad: And miss the opportunity to do something that could potentially backfire and kill you? HA! I’d rather take an hour to do this instead.
    Kid: I’m going to go ahead and have an ambulance ready for you.
    Dad: And i am going to cut you out of this picture.

  35. 2Pumpchump says:

    I can see a face in the fourth window on the second floor

  36. Rickster says:

    I like how the first pipe is welded onto the bucket. The next is held by a hose/muffler clamp.
    And the pice-de-resistance is duct taped!

    I’m not sure how the throttle is rigged.
    Probably full on.
    Start it, and drive around ’till it runs out of gas!

    • cantab says:

      The hose clamp is so the length can be adjusted, since otherwise you’re stuck if you can’t park the tractor in the right place to cut a given branch. With this set up you can cut the branch and have it fall into the bucket so you can take it away easily.

  37. Rickster says:

    This is a bit long, but it must be this grandpa’s grandson flying a chopper: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMQgt5YiD0w

  38. Jimmy says:

    really bad photoshop there!

  39. quix0te says:

    Its a good start on a killdozer, but I think you’ll need more articulation on that arm. And a bulletproof cage of course.

  40. Cozz says:

    This must be Ash’s vehicle in the next “Army of Darkness.”

  41. Kevin Bacon says:

    Whoa! how did you get pictures to the sequel of Footloose!? Where can I get tickets!?

    “Everybody get loose! Footloose!”

  42. mickieblueyes says:

    Day 955: The rig is almost ready. If i hadn’t used all of my fuel on the flame thrower I’d be driving this baby through those hordes of zombies to safety by now. The search continues…

  43. Lilly Noodle says:

    The day tractor jousting was born.

  44. Mike says:

    Finally a way to kill zombies without the risk of getting blood all over your nice overalls

  45. jacob says:

    mad max road warrior construction worker?

  46. oggiedoggie says:

    It’s the protective Monolith from the planet Red-Neck.

  47. Brazildude says:

    this guy is ready for the inevitable upcoming zombie apocalypse.

  48. Johnny mac says:

    Yes honey… a brilliant invention… but you are going to have to lift those weights a bit longer so you can reach the chainsaw throttle from the tractor seat!

  49. Mercedez says:

    They’re just preparing for the zombies.

  50. taia says:

    This is the prototype for the zombie-kill 5000, ah, what humble beginnings!

  51. taia says:

    This farmer takes his renaissance faire jousting to the next level. Sir Archibald the Valiant doesn’t stand a chance now…

  52. Joemama says:

    they’re gettin ready for the zombies

  53. iyr says:

    now we’re ready for the zombie appocolipse


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