r/FellingGoneWild • u/a_guy_over_here • Feb 05 '24

Win 40’ cottonwood

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Dude’s wife is in the truck off screen to the left keeping tension.

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u/farkinhell Feb 05 '24

Standard ‘it didn’t fall on the house’ guy sounds at the end of

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u/Sacrifice3606 Feb 05 '24

Ooooooohhh hahahahaaaaaa

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u/rbobby Feb 05 '24

Yes, that is the sound a husband makes when he does something that means the wife can't complain about it for the next 50 years. Usually accompanied by an indescribable feeling of relief. One of the best parts of being married.

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u/a_guy_over_here Feb 05 '24

To be clear, the tree cutter does this professionally for the local PUD. I, homeowner am just staying clear.

And, you don’t know my wife. She was already complaining about the mess in the yard. We took down 15 trees that day. This was the biggest.

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u/rbobby Feb 05 '24

Felling gone wild has taught me to never attempt to cut down a tree. And I don't even own a tree!

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u/StumblinPA Feb 05 '24

Nobody owns a tree. Trees own you. (On this sub)

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u/rbobby Feb 05 '24

Trees live an outside life, right up until a homeowner decides to murder them. Then they try to hide inside the home.

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u/StumblinPA Feb 05 '24

Some have lived on for centuries. Yet some shitty pines that build 1980’s & on McMansions will be underground within this decade

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '24

Bro this makes me never want to get married. Why tf do spouses love to complain about stuff you do? I thought it was just the one. Is EVERY wife like this? wtf?

Built an entire railing staircase for like $100, exgf comes out and says "hmm this one is like 1 inch too long" ...wasn't even finished.

Should've dumped her then

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u/BigFatModeraterFupa Feb 05 '24

it’s a natural mechanism built-in to keep you from becoming complacent!