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For the in-town prepper a video that shows you the way he did it. I personally would have used the backhoe that dug the bunker in his other video to dig the tunnels part of the distance as in almost to the house.

Funny thing is I was thinking of the movie Blast to the Past of a guy who's dad dug a bunker, a huge one then lived in it for almost 20 years then left it but the kid acted like a 1950's person with manners and was thought retarded but was just really courteous and caring. I was thinking that would be the real way I should have lived and had a huge underground home with everything I'd ever need but I was to stupid to do that and also if I was that smart I'd just invent shit and sell it to support myself with raw materials till I had my own power supply like a tiny nuke reactor as in small refrigerator sized to power it for decades.

Just a thing I dreamed about off and on for years. I've been alone most of my life so it would not be a huge problem being underground like that, just get a library card or buy used books and just read for hours a day when not inventing or working on maintenance.

For the in-town prepper a video that shows you the way he did it. I personally would have used the backhoe that dug the bunker in his other video to dig the tunnels part of the distance as in almost to the house. Funny thing is I was thinking of the movie Blast to the Past of a guy who's dad dug a bunker, a huge one then lived in it for almost 20 years then left it but the kid acted like a 1950's person with manners and was thought retarded but was just really courteous and caring. I was thinking that would be the real way I should have lived and had a huge underground home with everything I'd ever need but I was to stupid to do that and also if I was that smart I'd just invent shit and sell it to support myself with raw materials till I had my own power supply like a tiny nuke reactor as in small refrigerator sized to power it for decades. Just a thing I dreamed about off and on for years. I've been alone most of my life so it would not be a huge problem being underground like that, just get a library card or buy used books and just read for hours a day when not inventing or working on maintenance.

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No way this guys is allowed to continue when the commies in charge get wind of this unless he's digging it for nefarious purposes. It's sad that I think of that first instead of how interesting and cool it is.

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  1. Underground dig-outs are pretty common in the UK. Good bedrock, low water table, land is expensive. So, you go down. 1000s of basements have been built in London alone under 200 year old houses. Some of the basements are larger than the original houses.

  2. Kids, don't believe everything you see on TV. 100% this guy has paid for (a) engineering drawings, (b) soil core samples, (c) zoning and construction approval, (c) a small crew of 2-3 guys to do 75% of the work.

I'm not saying this guy isn't real. He is. It's just that he does (as most successful youtubers) a VERY good job of creating a narrative and sticking with it.

Odds are the "got to be quiet" is legit but was likely a neighbor who protested the project at the council meeting and so the council approved the project but put a noise restriction on it. Assuming that's the case - he's a smart guy and played it off as a "secret project."

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Love Colin Furze, but the power pop tunes are fucking delightful!