I've said it before, I dunno how you continually do it man, but sometimes these videos are the only thing that keep me going. You're an absolute treasure.
Just watched this whole series over the last 2 days. Awesome work so far, love it. Can't wait to see you start the tunnelling (or more specifically, the entrance to the tunnel). Better get your groove on though and get this bunker done, the end of the world may be closer than you think!
Thanks for the video. I am a loyal viewer. Respect the energy you put into it. You may have to take into account that the council will find something of your 'work of art' at a certain point. I think that's called 'planning permission' in England (?). Perhaps an idea to place shrubs or a hedge so that the structure is not visible from the public road? The legendary Fred Dibnah also got into trouble with the council when he wanted to make a replica of a mine shaft. I just wanted to share that with you. It would be a shame if later on rules are imposed or (worse) a building stop. If you can take (something) into account that might always help something. Good luck with your great project!👍
It's already happened, I'm exempt from building standards, the inspector came and was cool as it's a fallout shelter but I'm currently having a back and forward with planning.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 Hopefully there will be no (or not many) additional requirements. When I look at how things are going here, these are always difficult discussions. In the context of (construction) safety. Good luck with that.
Thanks mate, maybe to run a hyd pump later but I'm really liking the prospect of rigging the lister diesel to auto start when I hit the lift button even if it does end up being shit.
I think your TurboConqueringMegaEagllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee intro needs to be longer!!!! It's all looking great out there, nearly time for very exciting developments. It'll be great when you have added the runners for the lift car/platform/cage/whatever, but I'm glad you hadn't already done that because we would have been deprived of the Turbo Conquering Mega Eagle spin of doom down the lift shaft - I was expecting you to get dizzy and fall off the platform at any second, dropping the camera and lift remote in the process!!! Do you think some of the corrosion might be external stuff in the soil that's seeping through the joints? Great video, as always.
Re. The corrosion, potentially from red sand, there were a couple of seems of it on the way down. That's the best possible scenario, certainly better than having supper corrosive tunnel soup to deal with.
An obsession was born on the wold He just had to dig him a hole Forget all the spires in flat Linconshire Its down he wanted to go So with guile, brawn and muscle With pickaxe and shovel He proceeded upon his decent And all through the year with never a care His shaft he started to sink And once at the base the rest he must make Pillars and overhead winch So all that remains is to start off again With the lateral dig Now we watch with real admiration Best wishes and some trepidation But what we all see is this Troglodyte he Will soon open a bloody tube station
@@daledigsdownunder cheers mate. Just been over to your channel looks like you've got your hands full with your own epic dig. Looking good. You've gained another subscriber. All the best mate keep at it.
Down at the bottom of the garden, amongst the birds and the bees, there lives a special type of people, called the Poddington Peas. Laughed so much on this episode, excellent, even got wife watching it. Crack on, excellent, shine on you crazy diamond ? Great video ! Mat
Before you backfill around your beautiful entry. Buy some core floot sheeting (house for sale sign type material) and hang it against the concrete face.This will protect your waterproofing as you push rocks and soil back in against it. The stuff is cheap and does a great job. That elevator is making me cringe please install a fall arrester, or if it has one crack on.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 oh and when you make a bigger lift make sure you put a trap door in the floor. If for whatever reason you are at the bottom and the lift is above you and breaks down you will need a way to get through the lift to climb out.
mite want to make the winch 2 to 1 pully setup for better perches , and i you are runing long pipe for pumps check valves mite be good to ues to for the pump
Great video it explained a couple of things I was not so clear about. My only concern is now that when you cut the doorway at the bottom of the lift shaft ther could be a shit load of water and mud come gushing in to the shaft with you standing in it as well. Or do you think I'm being paranoid. I'm definitely getting excited for the next stage after you have done those other little bits you mentioned in the video. Anyway James take care till next time. 👍👍👍
How about mounting some rubber in-line skate wheels, or casters, 8 or 10, around the perimeter of the platform, to keep it from dragging on the concrete rings? Just an idea. Great video. Very excited to see the tunneling start.
You guys are a friendly lot here so I'm looking to be educated, I have noticed that the intake manifolds on the quicker cars at the tracks have a sort of wedge shape, I know I'm simplifying the shape, well the thick end to the throttle body, I understand this has been developed to ensure the air pressure would be equal along its length so the cylinders nearest the firewall relieve air at the same pressure as the leading cylinders, I do understand this. What I don't understand is why they don't do the same with the fuel rails, I noticed that Tom Bailey was finding that his injectors at the back of both sides were not able to keep up with demand when racing. I saw his were just like all the rest and square tubes. Would you guys think that if the fuel rails were shaped similarly to the intake manifold they could produce equal pressure along its length and take some of the load off of the injectors? Or am I talking shit?
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 he has both ends connected and he is on methanol buy this thing he drives is an absolute monster 1/4 mile in 5s and its road legal over there. So sorry for the fuckup
@Turbo Conquering Mega Eagle I tend only to watch kind of engineering stuff on TH-cam and that includes drag racing but more so the building of the things then it's aircraft stuff and then it's guns, I do like the gun stuff. So you have a section all of your own brother because you tick all of the boxes. You never talk down to the camera and are bluntly honest when something fucks up and I can appreciate that. But it's how you hide your knowledge that I find brilliant, some folks might think you are just a guy fuckin about digging holes and mixing concrete but you know exactly what you are doing and I wish I had 1% of your intellect as you are a real fuckin clever cookie. And as always all the very best from Scotland pal.
@@2rueblue yt is censoring you, I can see your other replies but they're not showing here. Kind words, but I don't have a clue what I'm doing most of the time. What sort of aircraft content are you watching? I've heard of Tom bailey as I sometimes watch cleeter but don't watch Tom, not really into motorsports apart from bikes and Rossi retired so that's boring as well now. Do like a good fight though, ammeter boxing or anything else without big names, really got into women's boxing as it's such an unknown, anything can happen.
I had a thought about your pumping issues. Didn't say anything because you reached the bottom when I thought about this, but you have a lot of digging left to go, so might be a consideration. Instead of a pump, what about an elevator. Get some 8-10" drainage pipe and mount it to the side of the steps. Then make a chain of fire extinguishers and run them up the pipe. Make a small hopper at the bottom of the shaft and the chain runs up the back of it. It will handle muck and water. At the top it could self empty into your dumper truck. If anything falls down the shaft it will be a small amount rather than a cement mixer barrel full, and in a pipe falling water and other debris will be contained and exit on the next bucket. Use a small 12v motor and you could drive it off the solar panels you had on your containers if you still have them. A windscreen wiper motor or mobility scooter motor should be perfectly able with a bit of gearing. Doesn't need to be quick, just constant. As always I can't wait for your next video.
Mate, I got offered a combine grain screw a few years ago but turned it down. would have been good. Unfortunately now I've got the shaft dug I really think it's going to be a headache fitting additional systems down the shaft and I'm focusing on just moving the muck out in bulk, it'll be fiddly to start with but once I've made some space and am working in 6' wide tunnel I'm hoping to pull out 1/4-1/2 ton at a go.
build a conveyor belt thats powered by your cement mixer you can have it going while you pile it on the belt then it will do the rest . no need to keep going up and down and stopping. just a thought😊
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 It depends on the size and shape. A piece of 25thk plate 1000h x 500w weighs 100kg. If you roll the 500 width to the ID of the rings you'll lose only the plate thickness. But, finding a suitable piece and shaping it ain't exactly simple.
@@davelowe1977 it's a better solution than just throwing power at the problem and hoping to get a faster lift that way. Using plates would be difficult as I'd want to leave clearance and those concrete manhole rings are well out of round but I do have corners that will become wasted space like those besides the ladder and whatever weight I used could be 8' tall. Got to see how the cable is routed on an actual lift, if I use a separate cable run I can only ever offset the weight of the lift car which is probably still worth doing as I'd like to make a really elaborate lift eventually but not sure I'm up for deviating from the drum I already have on the 20 ton winch. Thank you David, conversation like this makes the world a better place.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 You're welcome! Another option for masses squeezed into corners would be to cast some scrap lead into suitable shapes. I see you already have the kit for that. It's obviously denser than steel or concrete which is useful given that volume is at a premium. On how to cable it: can you not have two live ends of cable with several wraps only around the drum such that when it rotates, one end goes on while the other comes off? Or if that sounds a bit sketchy could you 1:1 gear off the pulley to a slave drum for the counterweight?
You'd be a cool ass guy to know, I wish you were my neighbor here in Florida usa lol, we'd get into some shit I know it, thanks for sharing your awesome creations with us!
If I lived in your great state it'd be an hour's boat ride from civilization hiding from the Polk county sheriff cooking up some shine and making parang sheaths from gator hide!
@Turbo Conquering Mega Eagle I may have or may have not, killed some gators in my day, we could skin them in the underground bunker and luckily I live in sw Florida so I stay the hell out of Polk County lol
You might want to think about some sort of sacrificial corrosion for your bunker. The housing looks magnificent by the way. A long way from armour piercing crossbows eh?
I skimmed through a pdffile of a report called: 'GROUNDWATER CHARACTERISTICS AND CORROSION PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF GEOTHERMAL WATER IN KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.' It is interesting.
Had a stainless champagne bucket down there and the bottom had rotted out of it, pretty crazy. There was also some damaged electrical extension down there so on reflection I think the copper has probably used anything less knobble as it's protection?
It's taking shape. Looking at the arches at the top I'm envisaging 4 gold eagles perched on each corner. Looking forward to future videos and seeing you dig out your bottom 😄
I've said it before, I dunno how you continually do it man, but sometimes these videos are the only thing that keep me going. You're an absolute treasure.
Flattering and worrying my friend.
Shed cures most of the problems I can fix and makes me forget about the ones I can't.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 🍻 cheers mate
Awesome, James! I can't believe it's come that far! Haha, when it started spinning I went 😵 💫 🥴 you are a talent bud what else can I say! Top work 👏
Easy on the emojis bruv, mind 🤯 you just hit me with a triple decker, I'm old I don't understand that shit.
How are you doing?
Just watched this whole series over the last 2 days. Awesome work so far, love it. Can't wait to see you start the tunnelling (or more specifically, the entrance to the tunnel). Better get your groove on though and get this bunker done, the end of the world may be closer than you think!
Thanks for the video. I am a loyal viewer. Respect the energy you put into it. You may have to take into account that the council will find something of your 'work of art' at a certain point. I think that's called 'planning permission' in England (?). Perhaps an idea to place shrubs or a hedge so that the structure is not visible from the public road? The legendary Fred Dibnah also got into trouble with the council when he wanted to make a replica of a mine shaft. I just wanted to share that with you. It would be a shame if later on rules are imposed or (worse) a building stop. If you can take (something) into account that might always help something. Good luck with your great project!👍
It's already happened, I'm exempt from building standards, the inspector came and was cool as it's a fallout shelter but I'm currently having a back and forward with planning.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 Hopefully there will be no (or not many) additional requirements. When I look at how things are going here, these are always difficult discussions. In the context of (construction) safety. Good luck with that.
I got some 240v motors rated for about 5 hp. Got to run them on a 32 amp plus line but could you use one of them?
Thanks mate, maybe to run a hyd pump later but I'm really liking the prospect of rigging the lister diesel to auto start when I hit the lift button even if it does end up being shit.
Great news, looking forward to horizontal movement.
Cheers
For anyone who wants to know…1 quid is $ 1.64 Canadian. I just thought ….
Thanks Glen
Hugs from bohemian forest my Eagle. Have a great weekend.
Cheers mate
I think your TurboConqueringMegaEagllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee intro needs to be longer!!!! It's all looking great out there, nearly time for very exciting developments. It'll be great when you have added the runners for the lift car/platform/cage/whatever, but I'm glad you hadn't already done that because we would have been deprived of the Turbo Conquering Mega Eagle spin of doom down the lift shaft - I was expecting you to get dizzy and fall off the platform at any second, dropping the camera and lift remote in the process!!! Do you think some of the corrosion might be external stuff in the soil that's seeping through the joints? Great video, as always.
Re. The corrosion, potentially from red sand, there were a couple of seems of it on the way down.
That's the best possible scenario, certainly better than having supper corrosive tunnel soup to deal with.
Excelent, even if it's a tiny little bit sketchy!
An obsession was born on the wold
He just had to dig him a hole
Forget all the spires in flat Linconshire
Its down he wanted to go
So with guile, brawn and muscle
With pickaxe and shovel
He proceeded upon his decent
And all through the year with never a care
His shaft he started to sink
And once at the base the rest he must make
Pillars and overhead winch
So all that remains is to start off again
With the lateral dig
Now we watch with real admiration
Best wishes and some trepidation
But what we all see is this Troglodyte he
Will soon open a bloody tube station
Great poem, he is a machine.
@@daledigsdownunder cheers mate. Just been over to your channel looks like you've got your hands full with your own epic dig. Looking good. You've gained another subscriber. All the best mate keep at it.
Nice one chaps.
It's a work of art Mr warbles thank you.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 A pleasure indeed. For all the hours of education and entertainment, much appreciated.
T.C.M.E riding down his jolly “Folly” 🎉 so cool.
🤘😎🤘m-E-m
Cheers Mark
Is the train track electrified? I wonder if they give power easements?
You suggesting I hook my home up to the tracks? This stretch isn't electrified unfortunately.
This is really coming together. Awesome stuff.
Cheers mate
Amazing James!
Probably would be helpful to put a roof over it as well
Looking good
It's on the list of little jobs to do
Down at the bottom of the garden, amongst the birds and the bees, there lives a special type of people, called the Poddington Peas.
Laughed so much on this episode, excellent, even got wife watching it.
Crack on, excellent, shine on you crazy diamond ?
Great video ! Mat
Cheers mat mate
Turbo Conquering Mega Eagoooooooooooooooo.....oooooo? Oh...OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH....ss.
Doing it right!
Florida man, kindred spirit.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 yes sah!
Before you backfill around your beautiful entry. Buy some core floot sheeting (house for sale sign type material) and hang it against the concrete face.This will protect your waterproofing as you push rocks and soil back in against it. The stuff is cheap and does a great job.
That elevator is making me cringe please install a fall arrester, or if it has one crack on.
Nice idea, I'll see what I can find.
I'm not liking the idea of falling down the hole.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 oh and when you make a bigger lift make sure you put a trap door in the floor. If for whatever reason you are at the bottom and the lift is above you and breaks down you will need a way to get through the lift to climb out.
Hi bud hope you and your family are well fantastic video bud well done...stay safe all. 👍😂🍺🍺🍺
Cheers Garry mate
mite want to make the winch 2 to 1 pully setup for better perches ,
and i you are runing long pipe for pumps check valves mite be good to ues to for the pump
I've got some nice full flow nrv's for the smaller pump, hopefully they last longer than the plastic valves I experimented with previously
Bloody marvellous! Winch is working spot on and we got to hear you sing the first line from the Poddington Peas 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes it'll do for now I think, definitely need more speed though.
You've officially become your alter-ego 'Shed Dibnah'
Nice one
If I chuck pound coins down there do my wishes get granted??
Yes. As long as you are going to wish I had some muddy pound coins.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 LMAO
Great video it explained a couple of things I was not so clear about. My only concern is now that when you cut the doorway at the bottom of the lift shaft ther could be a shit load of water and mud come gushing in to the shaft with you standing in it as well. Or do you think I'm being paranoid. I'm definitely getting excited for the next stage after you have done those other little bits you mentioned in the video. Anyway James take care till next time. 👍👍👍
Ha, wouldn't that be fun! The biggest danger is the pipe collapsing so I'll have to shore it and just cut one at a time.
its great to look back and remember what you have been though so far. all the best. Dave
Do you live next to an old coal mine? That's a ton of corrosion for a freshwater setting.
There's seams of iron loaded sand, I'm hoping most of it is just stained from that
Was that the poddington peas theme tune you were singing down there 😁😅🥰
Haha, magic
How about mounting some rubber in-line skate wheels, or casters, 8 or 10, around the perimeter of the platform, to keep it from dragging on the concrete rings? Just an idea.
Great video. Very excited to see the tunneling start.
I'm putting a track down the sides for some wheels to run in
@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 i just meant as a temporary measure, until the tracks are in place.
@@danielcotnoir3363 ah ok, I'd need to stop it rotating as well otherwise the wheels will just get hung up on the ladder.
Bloody impressive! Keep up the good work mate
Cheers Martin
👌
No Mr Bond ..... LMAO 🤣
Bit nervous about holding onto the lift with a half feral cat but once it's on rails my villainous exits are going to be X10000%
You guys are a friendly lot here so I'm looking to be educated, I have noticed that the intake manifolds on the quicker cars at the tracks have a sort of wedge shape, I know I'm simplifying the shape, well the thick end to the throttle body, I understand this has been developed to ensure the air pressure would be equal along its length so the cylinders nearest the firewall relieve air at the same pressure as the leading cylinders, I do understand this. What I don't understand is why they don't do the same with the fuel rails, I noticed that Tom Bailey was finding that his injectors at the back of both sides were not able to keep up with demand when racing. I saw his were just like all the rest and square tubes. Would you guys think that if the fuel rails were shaped similarly to the intake manifold they could produce equal pressure along its length and take some of the load off of the injectors? Or am I talking shit?
This Tom bailey chap should just put a fuel hose to both ends of the rail, I guess he's using methanol and the quantities involved are huge.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 I'm so sorry, like a pure tit I posted this on the wrong video. Man I apologise for this, I'm a total fanny.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 he has both ends connected and he is on methanol buy this thing he drives is an absolute monster 1/4 mile in 5s and its road legal over there. So sorry for the fuckup
@Turbo Conquering Mega Eagle I tend only to watch kind of engineering stuff on TH-cam and that includes drag racing but more so the building of the things then it's aircraft stuff and then it's guns, I do like the gun stuff. So you have a section all of your own brother because you tick all of the boxes. You never talk down to the camera and are bluntly honest when something fucks up and I can appreciate that. But it's how you hide your knowledge that I find brilliant, some folks might think you are just a guy fuckin about digging holes and mixing concrete but you know exactly what you are doing and I wish I had 1% of your intellect as you are a real fuckin clever cookie. And as always all the very best from Scotland pal.
@@2rueblue yt is censoring you, I can see your other replies but they're not showing here.
Kind words, but I don't have a clue what I'm doing most of the time.
What sort of aircraft content are you watching?
I've heard of Tom bailey as I sometimes watch cleeter but don't watch Tom, not really into motorsports apart from bikes and Rossi retired so that's boring as well now.
Do like a good fight though, ammeter boxing or anything else without big names, really got into women's boxing as it's such an unknown, anything can happen.
getting exciting now, can't wait until the digging starts
A year behind schedule but nearly there!
I had a thought about your pumping issues. Didn't say anything because you reached the bottom when I thought about this, but you have a lot of digging left to go, so might be a consideration. Instead of a pump, what about an elevator. Get some 8-10" drainage pipe and mount it to the side of the steps. Then make a chain of fire extinguishers and run them up the pipe. Make a small hopper at the bottom of the shaft and the chain runs up the back of it. It will handle muck and water. At the top it could self empty into your dumper truck. If anything falls down the shaft it will be a small amount rather than a cement mixer barrel full, and in a pipe falling water and other debris will be contained and exit on the next bucket. Use a small 12v motor and you could drive it off the solar panels you had on your containers if you still have them. A windscreen wiper motor or mobility scooter motor should be perfectly able with a bit of gearing. Doesn't need to be quick, just constant. As always I can't wait for your next video.
Mate, I got offered a combine grain screw a few years ago but turned it down. would have been good.
Unfortunately now I've got the shaft dug I really think it's going to be a headache fitting additional systems down the shaft and I'm focusing on just moving the muck out in bulk, it'll be fiddly to start with but once I've made some space and am working in 6' wide tunnel I'm hoping to pull out 1/4-1/2 ton at a go.
build a conveyor belt thats powered by your cement mixer you can have it going while you pile it on the belt then it will do the rest . no need to keep going up and down and stopping. just a thought😊
Interesting idea Alex, normally need bucket conveyors for vertical lifts, that's what's put me off anything like that
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 i was gonna say tgat after i saw how virtical it was . u remember my name omg big respect
Jim, before I realised you were setting your sewage pump down the hole, I thought you were doing something with a bog roll.
Is the ground around you sort of ex salt marshes? Could explain the rust
hey, love ur channel and videos ! :) i love the ten beers in ten minutes challenge one, would u guys ever repost it?
Pulley and counterweights maybe?
I'd love to but where to put them? They'd take up a lot of the room in the shaft
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 It depends on the size and shape. A piece of 25thk plate 1000h x 500w weighs 100kg. If you roll the 500 width to the ID of the rings you'll lose only the plate thickness. But, finding a suitable piece and shaping it ain't exactly simple.
@@davelowe1977 it's a better solution than just throwing power at the problem and hoping to get a faster lift that way.
Using plates would be difficult as I'd want to leave clearance and those concrete manhole rings are well out of round but I do have corners that will become wasted space like those besides the ladder and whatever weight I used could be 8' tall.
Got to see how the cable is routed on an actual lift, if I use a separate cable run I can only ever offset the weight of the lift car which is probably still worth doing as I'd like to make a really elaborate lift eventually but not sure I'm up for deviating from the drum I already have on the 20 ton winch.
Thank you David, conversation like this makes the world a better place.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 You're welcome! Another option for masses squeezed into corners would be to cast some scrap lead into suitable shapes. I see you already have the kit for that. It's obviously denser than steel or concrete which is useful given that volume is at a premium. On how to cable it: can you not have two live ends of cable with several wraps only around the drum such that when it rotates, one end goes on while the other comes off? Or if that sounds a bit sketchy could you 1:1 gear off the pulley to a slave drum for the counterweight?
You'd be a cool ass guy to know, I wish you were my neighbor here in Florida usa lol, we'd get into some shit I know it, thanks for sharing your awesome creations with us!
If I lived in your great state it'd be an hour's boat ride from civilization hiding from the Polk county sheriff cooking up some shine and making parang sheaths from gator hide!
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 you mean we lol
@Turbo Conquering Mega Eagle I may have or may have not, killed some gators in my day, we could skin them in the underground bunker and luckily I live in sw Florida so I stay the hell out of Polk County lol
You might want to think about some sort of sacrificial corrosion for your bunker. The housing looks magnificent by the way. A long way from armour piercing crossbows eh?
I skimmed through a pdffile of a report called: 'GROUNDWATER CHARACTERISTICS AND CORROSION PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF GEOTHERMAL WATER IN KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.' It is interesting.
Had a stainless champagne bucket down there and the bottom had rotted out of it, pretty crazy.
There was also some damaged electrical extension down there so on reflection I think the copper has probably used anything less knobble as it's protection?
Ridiculous
Thank you
I didint knew that you hanged up the bottom section pipe. You made me smile when you started spinning, enjoyed my pizza better :P
Was worried about it falling away. Glad your pizza was good
Good to see you fully embracing your role as a Bond villain.
Ejector seat?
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 Laser cutter?
@@forge20 ejector seats with laser beams!
Woohooo
Dooley!
this is so exciting
th-cam.com/video/V56HRdYVeDM/w-d-xo.htmlm30s you sir, are hilarious!
Cheers mate
Can’t wait for the tunnelling to start 👍⭐️
Nearly there
Can’t wait wish I lived next door would in your garden more than mine 👍
Good work. You could do with a better arrangement of the platform as you said.
It'll be ok once I get the rails mounted to the shaft
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 Looking forward to it.
It's taking shape. Looking at the arches at the top I'm envisaging 4 gold eagles perched on each corner. Looking forward to future videos and seeing you dig out your bottom 😄
People will get the wrong idea, gold eagles always feel a bit Third Reich
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 Moles more appropriate.
@@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 lol, yeah. On second thoughts avoid the eagles.