7 Responses:

1. djm says:

   9 years ago at 3:14 pm

   I was thinking "they must have taken the engine out first", but then they drop about six whole engines on top. The car was just the hors d'oeuvre.

   • Ben says:

     9 years ago at 8:02 pm

     It's still a bit disappointing how many times it had to reverse. It needs about twice the horsepower.

     • k3ninho says:

       9 years ago at 11:48 am

       It reverses to slow the damage to the teeth. MOAR HORSEPOWERS won't save the operator from replacing the stiffened steel teeth when they're worn, so instead the designers have it un-chew something that's going to cause them excess stress and damage.

2. Jef Poskanzer says:

   9 years ago at 6:59 am

   Eventually we'll get to plasma furnaces and mass spectrometers. Or maybe we'll skip that and go straight to nanotech disassemblers.

3. Peter Bierman says:

   9 years ago at 9:16 am

   This: http://www.sciencechannel.com/tv-shows/mega-shredders

4. Julius Yang says:

   9 years ago at 1:11 pm

   All I can think is "Does it blend?"

   • Scott Kreidler says:

     9 years ago at 7:26 pm

     Watch It Shred: A Movie Gallery of Industrial Shredders in Action. :)