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Uploaded by on Feb 14, 2009

guys wanted to go chaina

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  • whats the song?

  • ps troika-kopamees

  • see oli Võrumaal Saaremaa külas.Ikka juhtub.

  • sitta ikka juhtub

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  • what you should have done is put the boom down and then burried the the rest and said someone stoled it lol

  • 5 stars for the "info": guys wanted to go chaina

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  • @eriksubaru

    mida te tegite et nii sisse vajus ?:D

  • @xeonomorphieus Tegelikult küll 'Cotton-Eye Joe', IDIOOT.

  • @spydog50 if your company have multiple machines and they are insured, your insurance rate on the rest of your equiipment would go ski high. It mite seem like a lot of money to try to recover it, and it is! But the insurance company can get scrap value for the machine and it which will reduce the total amount of the loss. In the long run what cost the insurance company less will cost you less. That why the have to do that. Our comp. lost a feller and it cost 20K to build a road 4 the crane+

  • @xeonomorphieus Teisi ei sõimata vigade pärast idioodiks. Kasvata mõistus endale.

  • Did the operator got out before it happend or is still in there? LMAO

    Kas juht sai ikka enne välja või on ka seal maa sees?

  • @eriksubaru

    originaalis on captain eye joe idioot

  • wtf in the machine was a diver who was operating excavator?

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