I C IT BUT DONT BELIEVE IT ¡¡ wow¡¡

@ImmortalYawn "Glad they made it to fuck up trees, good work.... " -Word

construct a real mech is possible, kids :P

Star Wars?

Glad they made it to fuck up trees, good work....

Didn't I see that evil beast in the movie "Fern Gully"?

THATS A DEFILER

WOW!

how did a walking machine spark the below comments LOL!!! ???? Get a life people

metal gear!

Piss off and come back when you understand the theory.

It's pretty cool, but now very fast.

@Thisisnotmyrealname8 It doesn't jive with my lifestyle: I like shrimp, which is an abomination according to your book. And the bible is far from an eyewitness account. The four gospels were written decades after the crucifixion. Most myths in the OT were adopted from greater cultures that surrounded the israelites. You want an eyewitness account from antiquity, read Anabasis.

@Thisisnotmyrealname8 Since you are to steer to that pointless of science vs bronze age ignorance, let me ask you: Do you acknowledge that, in any given environment, some creatures that are born won't be able to reproduce? Do you acknowledge that you and most people look more like your parents than your grand parents? If the answers of both questions are "yes", then congratulations! you accept the theory of evolution!

That gives it a certain intrigue that, speaking as a human being, nobody can dismiss without some form of bias. Also, I wonder if you have the same strict discrimination rule against the contention "evolutiondonit"?

@HijodeNeton So, you don't like that it makes sense, or the Bible just doesn't jive with your lifestyle? The Bible provides a narrative that is fantastic, yet does not contradict real science, or understanding. It is a supposed eye-witness account about the unrepeatable unobservable past. Anyone may guess as to what happened in the past. Some guesses are more plausible than others, but the fact is that the Bible's story doesn't offend logic or science or understanding.

@Thisisnotmyrealname8 I know it already: "goddidit". else, some stupid hovindism like "we were perfect in the garden of eden and we've been degrading ever since."

@HijodeNeton Well, of course, the Bible has the answer to that question (on "inbreeding"). Would you like to hear it?

@Thisisnotmyrealname8 Quit misrepresenting abiogenesis, asshole. As for thinking smart things: You must believe that we descend from two human beings. Has it occur to you that, in such case, we've been inbreeding for millenia? Have you seen the effects of even a second generation of endogamy? Even wording it like you did, the whole "inorganic matter" theory it's still more plausible than being poofed into existence by nondescript ways by some sadistic sky daddy.

@HijodeNeton Do you think it is smart to think your oldest relative was inorganic matter?

Are you aware that this thing was created by humans? Just like your god!

i would liket to buy this mobilesuit for hobby

think we could fit a howetzer on the back of that thing?

It wasn't meant to replace a skidder. It's meant to replace the four cutters though. Plus as a business owner, when times are tough and if you owned the machine (assuming it's paid off by then) you wouldn't have to lay off the four guys.

The big advantage to a machine like this is that it would be quite hard for it to get stuck or not be able to climb hillsides. Short of super deep mud anyway. We've all seen skidders (us loggers I mean) get stuck on a stupid little rock of stump that you can just step over. Keep in mind guys this is still a prototype, they will be faster soon enough.