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  • This video went viral on Taipei

  • Seems simple and cheap. Didn't hussein refuse to use this method? I know it took him two months before he did anything about the spill, but this could have slowed it down.

  • DRINK IT!

  • dayum, whoda thunk it/

  • It's not as much as the Hay as it is the high surface area the Oil likes to stick to.

  • yuh oil is attached to ya hay lmao 1:21

  • Hay, it works!

  • perfectly clean? the drink it!

  • Why don't you just use BP's way and spray Poison on top of the oil so it clumps up and falls to the bottom then clogs up the flow of earth's most important convection currents so it cools down our plant so much we all going to be freezing our asses of so we will then need to have to increase the amount of oil we use to heat our home.

  • @deltahho on the money. right there

  • Junior Samples has a Baby Brother! Yee Haa!

  • Hay = 42

  • you should work for bp

  • take a drink if you dare 

  • Silly rednecks, they think hay is the answer to everything

  • Hay, it works! :D

  • that looks good. put small tied hay bails into nets and drag them behind your boat. or slice a big hay bail, hook them then let them skim along the surface on the sides and behind the boats.

  • There is enough hay in this world to do this. 67 people must want tha oil to stay in tha gulf. ima get this video out there.

  • HAY! it works!

  • this works great. good thing you have enough hay to fill up the entire gulf right.

  • agitating the hay down into the water and oil is the problem. Just like floor dry. If you just throw it on top it won't soak up much. Looks like this is a good start though.

  • BOOM

  • that idea definitely wouldn't work.. nice try though

  • i gota say, its really funny how evry1's siting around and on their comps and laptops b!ch!ng on each others ideas. and yet no 1's actualy doing anything productive to help, unlike the guys in this vid who've come up with at least sum helpful solution

  • @G0tN0H0p3 Hey, us bitching makes people realise their mistakes, like this guy's mistake would be that we would have to devote time and money into getting all the hay removed from the golf... so go fuck urself

  • that achually doedn't look that clean to be honest

  • rednecks always fix things better than professional. Hell i was confident that duct tape would of fixed to rig when it happend

  • what all us losers need to do is unite and work to fix this together. its not just this, only because its so close to america we hear about it, theres oil being spilled all over the globe but we never hear of it.

  • SEND WORD TO THE GULF OF MEXICO. WE'VE FOUND A SOLUTION!

  • if it's perfectly clean why don't u drink it

  • nice

  • The OOOIL IS ATTACHED TO YOU HAY HAHA EPIC!!

  • # 1 --THESE GUYS SELL HAY # 2 HAY WONT WORK BECAUSE INSTEAD OF CLEANNING OIL WE WILL BE CLEANING A HUGE MESS OF HAY AND OIL...... THESE GUYS ARE MORONS

  • He poured the ole in the water.

  • @JohnnyGTR34 HAHAHAHHAHA

  • this is completely unfeasible and these moronic hicks have no idea how it works or what they are talking about "simulate the wave action" hahahaha idiots

  • @MANBATCOW your the idiot! all you fags can do is sit your fatass' on your computers and bitch and bash every idea. if you're so fucking smart why dont you think of something better? oh yeah....you're an idiot.

  • @beaneroopie I agree with you!!! Manbatcow is totally out of line...At least these "moronic hicks" are attempting to help!!!

  • Here's a good idea -- STOP... DRILLING... FOR... FOSSIL... FUELS... *we wouldn't have to worry about accidents like this* We know there are alternatives. Out with the old and in with the new.

  • what the hay !

  • Glad to see people are coming up with ways to help out on this BP fuck up, thumbs up

  • It cleaned most of it... but the first step is to stop the leak... then worry about cleanup.

  • there are many ways to clean it up but there is too much money to be made by "sister" companies of Big Oil that will be in charge of the actual clean up. they want to make more money so that means more oil must spill into our water... you know it almost makes me shamefull of being a human being.. for people to puposely do this is absolutely unforgivable.

  • This farmer is smarter then this damn other video i just watched. The other guy in the video was using HUMAN HAIR. What a fucking tart. Thank you Mister Farmer dude for having sense, very very good job (:

  • @for1teh1pown really? human hair? what a dumbass

  • Maybe we could use a whole bunch of shamWOWs

  • Obama is an academic; he doesn't need to listen to people in overalls. Obama has "Nobel Prize-Winning Physicist Steven Chu" to fix the problem

  • This fella might be quite helpful with a little problem that's cropped up in the Gulf of Mexico ('scuse the pun)

  • I think it should work on open waters as hay is lighter than water unless it soaked up water first, but if soaks up oil, it should stay afloat since oil and hay are both lighter than water, so it should be pushed toward shoreline.

    They can always do a load of hay on the ocean to test.

  • I can't believe how many narrow minded people i see being so critical of this idea-and 65 dislikes!?! Do you people think someone is just sitting in a room thinking of the perfect idea that will clean up every last drop in one fell swoop! I've got news for ya-THIS STUFF IS EVERYWHERE!!!! There will be no magic wand here.No cartoon w/a lightbulb over its head.This will be a MANY tiered operation and i for one think this could be a good PART of the solution.

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  • this is a good organic method

    they should try this

  • To hel with those fancy-ass masheens of Keven Kosnerr - get thos hay trucks movin, boys!

  • THIS WOULD STOP THE OIL AND HOLD IT AT THE WEED AN GRASS LINE--LASSO with buoyed cable AND TOW OUT TO BURN, ETC. A common ski boat could pull a hell of a pile. Anybody out there got the balls to try? I'm in a wheelchair now or I'd do it myself. ANY MEN WITH BALLS LEFT OUT THERE???????????

  • Guys this is a nice idea but it will not work. It's just not feasible. The oil spill is too large and we still need to cap the actual leak. An oil spill of this magnitude would require 21,529,094,400 pounds of hay. Then you'd still have to get the oil-sodden hay out of the water which we have no way of doing. Hay can work for certain oil spills but not for one of this magnitude.

  • @watermelonygoodness ya lets listin to this guy he seems to know what he is talking about lmao some people should just not comment at all.

  • @666Angelfuck Why shouldn't I comment? I brought up several flaws with this idea. None of which you were able to contest.

  • @watermelonygoodness but that "21,529,094,400 pounds of hay" would be a good start... whether it get's it all or not.. would you like to make a difference. Let's actually try something instead of people like you that just bitch. A for effort buddy. let's see your idea.

  • @Midgetman303 There is no possible way to remove that hay. None. I'm just letting you know that this method isn't going to be used. BP has seen it. It won't work. Why is everyone hating on me for bringing up the facts?

  • @watermelonygoodness But there is away.. they already have machines that run along beachs to scoop up trash etc. during Katrina.

    I have seen test showing that the hay wouldn't break the surface of the water and would stay together on the surface. So when it washes to shore.. we use the same scooping machine that picks up the trash.. but to pick up hay.

  • @watermelonygoodness i'm NorthwestFloridacom's son and i agree bet we are trying to find any way possible.

  • That's freakin amazing...!!!! I figured there would be a natural absorbent or solvent.. for another natural substance( oil) BUT this is fantastic!!! faster, easier than I could have ever imagined. And of course another example of southern (dum hick in the sticks) ingenuity, coming up with a simple and brilliant solution that will out perform any liberal, professorial contraption of incompetence incarnate! Does Jindal know about this yet? Good Luck God Bless

  • I have passed this on to my Congress representative, Peter Roskam, with the request that he pass it on to those in the position to investigate it and implement it. Thank you for the idea!!

  • Has BP even taken this into consideration? Or are they going to continue to kill our environment?

  • Please tell me why theres 63 dislikes of this video?? I guess you 63 are apart of BP..

  • I can see that this will collect the oil, just as hair will but doesn't it sink. I would think the weight of the oil would sink it. I know it does will the hair mats they used

  • So how many toxins are in the water after the hay is removed?

  • Smart redneck

  • it aint that fucking simple where you going to get all that hay and is British Petroleum going to pay for it no

  • @OGdank13 Nothing is simple with Obama since he's nothing more then a professional podium speaker

  • @Gyro911 we voted this guy in Its like ordering food and getting what you didnt order

  • If Comrade Barry Soetoro would get up off of his duff and approve this, maybe we could get somewhere. Just goes to show that even country boys like this have better knowledge than Barry could hope to have.

  • please forward this video so the word can get out..

  • You don't need to just dump it into the ocean, you can just stuff them into giant meshed nets and like a giant hay-filled ball, you just throw it into the ocean. That way the hay is contained for easy pick up after. At the same time, the mesh net protects the wildlife from encountering the hay.

    I do not know if the meshing of fishing nets are small enough to contain hay without major leakage, but someone should look into that since there are so many fishermen who aren't using their nets.

  • That's bounch not bouncy sorry

  • The goverment says that's not an option due to what they would do with a bouncy of toxic oil covered hau. Uhhhh burn it duhhh

  • @gregory462 It aint an option cause BP wont be able to resell the oil and pay obama for the clean up. What a worthless monkey obama is, cant see the forest beyond the trees. The oil is going to kill tourism in the sunbelt, cause health hazzards, and kill the fishing industry

  • @Gyro911 you got that right, Either way they need to get there shit toghether BP & the Goverment some say who cares about a few hundred birds and sea turtles and so on what about the costal people i say cant we care about both! This is a disaster...

  • US GOVERNMENT!!! WATCH THIS VIDEO!!!

  • But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong. 1Corinthians 1:27

  • @gpomeroy cus these r random people doing educational vids. why would they spend their money to tosss millions of pounds of hay into the ocean?

  • why dont they just go and start dumping hay in the oil instead of doing these show and tells???

  • Gulf Oil Spill: Why is everyone asking for permission to save our own land and waters? Would we ask their permission if our coast were being invaded by terrorist insurgents? I think not - we would be out there heavily armed and

    ready to kick some arsch! Any private sector folk working plan and strategy? There are a bunch of us who can help 'implement'... but cannot find the folks on the web and need a start. Pls let me know

  • @tiffanyhbeard are you retarded? "kick some arsch!" do you think terrorists would calmly walk up your coast. you'd be dead before you even knew they were attacking, they wouldn't be at your coasts, but at your cities.

    There is no simple plan or "strategy" to stop this leak therefore you cannot help implement.

    The coastline protection suggested here is fantastic and at least far better than the average imbecile's suggestion.

  • @irvinusy We are slowly anticipating the terror to creap onto our coast here in SW FL. Only a miracle would stave this off. Many solutions, like this one, will help anyway possible. It is slowly ripping our hearts out. Yes, nothing we can do about it except implement all workable solutions to minimize impact @ grass roots level. At least some of us are going to do what we can.

  • @tiffanyhbeard Several bonafide solutions out there. Even ones already approved by Coast Guard and EPA but being IGNORED. If I could, I would be creating a consortium, JV and IMPLEMENT as insurgent ALL workable solutions regardless of source. People would then see relevant action that is actually working to resolve this mess. You would think one of BP’s competitors would have spearheaded something like this by now for this is an excellent PR opportunity and a bonus, save the Gulf.

  • @tiffanyhbeard Negotiations would start like this… I will save your earth NOW; on condition you:

    - provide me drilling rights

    - immediate patent protection and;

    - all rigs to be retrofitted with acoustic switches (triggers), only about a $500K investment/rig.

    - royalties on use of my solutions provided they are now mandates of all who drill on US territory.

  • @tiffanyhbeard Because I am a environmentally conscious, responsible driller. The result would be excellent reputation/PR, positive shift in public perception to support safe drilling, lessening the dependency of America on foreign oil. Our shares would skyrocket, folks would get their economies, marine life and beaches back. If wanted to could then absorb BP since they will be left in the oil wake... searching for a bailout... ie ME. ok ... maybe not go that far... lol but come on folks...

  • I'd like to say, Hay works good, but we don't have too many hay fields down here.

    We had a freeze here, and killed thousands of palms, their trunks are fiber/hair.

    Cut down trees on location, grind, ship to Tampa oil soaked to incinerator for elec.

  • we are gonna need a shitload of hay

  • Here is an idea.. can you not put a few hundred pumps around the leak to atleast pick some of it up instead of letting it just pour into the ocean while you THINK about what to do next?

  • Instead of showing this on youtube, take the hay to the gulf and start cleaning. Surely there are enough farmers who would donate a bale or two...

  • @plcard

    You don't know whether or not they ARE helping clean up effected water in their area. You also don't know whether or not they are able to fly to effected areas. At least they're sharing ideas and hoping the people watching who have access to these areas will use them.

    Instead of commenting on his YouTube video, "take the hay to the gulf and start cleaning."

  • Loving the accent, but I think its also because the bowl is so small.

  • You know if they started doing something like that when this first happened it might have been able to make a difference.

  • hmmmm. will the hay get waterlogged and sink if left out there too long?

  • Use the Straw Wattles in front of the Oil Booms to protect the coast!

  • 1 sq foot of oil and 1 pound of hay, for the spill that would take 1,508,109,926,400 pounds or 754,054,963 Tons @$200 a ton for hay would be $150,810,992,640 not including the price to deliver and disseminate it to the scene, then pick it up and dispose of it. Average price per ton per mile for barge is $1.80 so that would be about 200 mile round trip and the transportation costs would be $271,459,786,752. Then to dispose of hazardous waste is $10 a ton so that's another $30,162,198,520.

  • @ezradv You must be a Democrat? You need to remember, Republicans don't understand facts, figures or logic. Hell, home schooled idiots can't count beyond 10... 11 if the teachers a cousin!

  • @ezradv and this isn't even including the latest figures of debt which the US has accumulated to date : over 13 trillion USD and counting. Question is if you have this much debt now who will be paying for the cleanup using hay or any other method. Apparently not BP who just spent 50 million on an AD campaign to save face in the UK. but not a penny to refund the people who rely on coastal waters for their livelihood.

  • Although this method seems to work & should be used rather than doing nothing or more harm, it will likely require impractical amounts of hay (does anyone know how much is needed for 1000 gallons?)

    Adria Brown's Golden Retriever has a much greater chance to be adopted. As stated in its patent description: "For spills between 100,000 and 1,000,000 gallons, somewhere on the order of between 60,000 and 600,000 cubic feet of entire corn cobs might by required"

    See Recovery(dot)Windenberger(dot)­com

  • some of this oil is gonna be mixed with dispersants... will this change anything guys..?

  • @thumper0216 yes it will change things. if the dispersant (which make some company money) are used the oil will drop to the sea floor. then hay won't help.

  • perfectly clean? then drink a cup............

  • @Netino78 would u drink a cup of salt water? fact is it absorbs oil and that's a hell of a lot more than what Mr "buck stops here" Obongo and the other worthless fucktards in DC are doing

  • @Netino78 also, it cuts the farmer off but he was about to say if you added more hay it would eventually be even cleaner. or we could just make snarky smartass comments on youtube, do NOTHING and let toxic crude oil drench our coastline and precious wetlands and kill off all the wildlife, but something as cheap as hay and the surf rake might be a better idea...duhhhhh

  • The massive size of the spill will take many kinds of solutions. I hope this gets tested, especially in beach and wetland areas to get the lions share of the oil out quickly. Good work guys... Hope it gets tested and considered. Make it happen!!!

  • now the government is gonna pay these guys to shut up, like they payed the guy who created hydro energy

  • perfectly clean? then drink a cup............

  • I've also sent this in to BP ... and included the link to this demo in the BP online form.

    Way to go, Otis et al - brilliant! let's hope they employ this idea.

  • Just for the record- I sent a link of this to Deepwater Horizon. I hope the men in this video went through the 'Suggestions' form online as well.

  • Try this experiment with a heavy concentration od sea salt in the water....watch what happens

  • Brilliant and simple! Then just lit it to recycle the energy.

  • woooow piece of cake!!!!

  • What percentage of its body weight will it absorb?

  • Brilliant! Now if we can just get the ocean and beaches into your bowl...

  • Why doesnt Fox news, or Louisiana Mayor see this....

  • I wouldn't drink that but it did a pretty good job. Is that car oil or crude oil?

  • Why haven't we seen this on CNN?????

  • @jscowler COMMUNIST NEWS NETWORK?

  • @jscowler because our government controls media n for some reason, they dont want it to be that simple... rather throw chemical dispersant that they claim is "safe as dish soap"..........oh yeah i forgot that dish soap was a natural part of the oceans ecosystem...fuckin morons.

  • True this isn't a solution to stop the flow of oil but will help in the clean up. It would also employ farmers and boost the economy. We could use barges to blow the hay over the oil and clean up when it drifts to the beaches. Why haven't we seen this on CNN???

  • If you allow me I used your video In my facebook page, the Credits goes for you as your youtube user name: NorthwestFlorida

    Regards

  • This is a great idea, but it isn't enough to clean up the massive oil spill which is the size of a European country. Having said that every little bit helps and they would be foolish not to try this instead of sitting around with their thumbs in their bums

  • wer gonna need a bigger hay !

  • @s33thr3w Isn't BP a british company? Americans did only one thing and thats ALLOW them to drill there. Not our fault THEIR line broke. Besides, EVERY single country uses oil, if the ENTIRE Earth weren't so dependent on oil, we wouldn't be risking so much by drilling offshore. But, we as a whole depend on oil too much.

  • interesting

  • Here is the answer! We may need a lot of hay!

  • Gonna show some wave action.

  • lol

  • I think you guys don't understand the scale of the problem. It's well over 210,000 gallons of oil a day. Exxon Valdez sized spill every 4 days. That would take a million of bales of hay/week.Even if that were possible, the hay is then saturated. What do you do with it then? You can't just take millions of bales of hay and throw them in the woods.

  • just put a lot of hay in fishing nets that fisherman use and have them drive around the gulf to soak up all the oil problem solved...

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  • Hay! What a great idea.

  • too easy for the government

  • do what the russians said and nuke the hole. but the thing will run dry soon so there is no point

  • @eLLriDe420 lolololololol ROLF!

  • so now all you gotta do is throw a bunch of hay in the gulf of mexico!

  • the us government is f'ed up....love the country and the people hate the government! obama is just a puppet on strings

  • If our government would stop analyzing and pointing fingers as Americans have become so known for, maybe this spill could have been cleaned up weeks ago. How come the "think tank" in Washington didn't come up with a simple solution like this?

  • Good Job guys!!! All this video Needs to make it Perfect is a Banjo and some Bluegrass :-)

  • BP doesn't seem to have any better solution. The best they can do is a hose or a big ass funnel. Stupid corporate billionaires.

  • The companies are too fancy to use hay, for cristsake, hillbillies use it. (Sarcasm)

  • No matter what anyone says it's still a better idea than anything that BP has come up with so far. BTW cleaning up a big portion is still better than what BP is doing by cleaning up noting at all.

  • @5029 "No Matter what Anyone Says" lol willfull ignorance. Hair does the same thing. human hair soaks up oil. But it simply won't due to cover the entire gulf in hay or hair...

  • that is a Magnum 40oz box. Nice touch.

  • hillbillys  lol

  • Lol northwest Florida! Its like a whole different state than south Florida. XD

  • smart...its easy to pick up hay

  • i heard this was all caused by a faulty battery.

  • @LegendaryMotives Stupid americans?? Its British oil buddy

  • #FAIL

  • BP hire this guy!

  • I think this is a fantastic idea!!! Go for it!!

  • @dragonwizerd What? That was pretty useful

  • if only we could get hundreds of square miles of ocean into a little pan...

  • Wtf is it really that simple? There's so much cheap, unused hay out there. Those oil companies just need to buy a load and dump it into the ocean.

  • ok, isn't there a difference in composition when it comes to crude and refined motor oil?

  • @rioishikawa thats what i was thinking

  • wow somebody put this hick in charge of the clean up

  • @7Somerset thats usually what happens everywhere....

  • WAVE ACTION FTW

  • hay...

  • hay's easy enough to come by this time of year, thing is they probably don't want to get shown up by common sense simplicity. won't be easy to clean up but it's the best solution yet.

  • Well I think this might merit more thought.Yes it would take a massive amount of hay but, we have a lot of farmers that would be willing to take the challenge.The oil soaked hay could be compressed to recapture alot of the oil and the rest could be vaporized in the high temp facilities that destroyed the toxic nerve gases,...better than chemicals with an unknown out come,..think out side the box

  • IS this your solution for that oil spill? there are animals that can soak up all the oil perfectly fine it's not big deal.

  • feathers and hair work too.