Wolverine

My guess would be to keep it out of the way of construction equipment. The Japs fix roads super fast, like when an earthquake opens it up in no more than a day or two it's open. It took four months to get that detour up so I'm guessing they're planning more than bulldoze the right of way and a little stabilization.

Exactly, ripped out.

I think Carruthers is on the right track. Maybe not the discs, but the hook shaped chisels of a cultivator that break up the big chunks before the discs really do the job.
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Another translated tweet about Hwy 305.

"In the photo, you can see that the original road is full of mud, and the car can't pass. However, the "mountain does not turn around", the authorities actually came up with a "匚-shaped bridge" to solve the problem! After 4 months, this special bridge was completed."

Not on tweet:
"Fix my road!" "Hai, Toranaga sama."

By what?

I don't know what, definitely not a harrow, and the cultivator tine are spring loaded so I doubt they would do that, especially at the door jambs. An unrequited air chisel could. :eyebrow:

Now that car is keyed!
Or?:
https://xtremedigitalgraphix.com/pro...phic-decal-set

From inside the car, of course.

Good find!

Oh, so you don't know how an air chisel works. It would pierce and rip up like Wolverine's claw, not push out from inside.

I don't think a decal would break the rearmost side window.

Looks like Russianish...

Pick one.

Both. The metal was ripped out from the outside. There is no inside involved. You don't run your finger through the frosting from inside the cake.

Dali was strange but what about the people who bought this limited edition chair?

whereAs the Scots are a little more practical.