Some days you can get rid of a bomb pretty easily, turns out.
Before following any advice, opinions, or thoughts I may have expressed in the above post, be warned: I found Keven Costners "Waterworld" to be a very entertaining film.
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I'm imagining those dogs worshiping Dog Man for he is a dog who has evolved hands.
He now knows the secrets of opening the food bag, and must be praised.
The way they react tells me that happened more than once.
The pacific war (as a part of WWII) was pretty much on-the-job training and evaluation of the carrier as anything more than a glorified scouting platform.
Carrier-crews very quickly learned that when a dud starts to tumble across the deck the best thing to do is grab it and chuck it into the water as fast as possible. By the end of 1942 forces on both sides have drilled extensively on how to deal with ordonance disposal.
If you toss it overboard you might lose two guys in a very messy manner. Every second it stays you increase the risk for the ship, something that can ignite the fuel or in a worst-case-scenario lead to a metal-fire (a fire so hot that the aluminium alloys in the ship structure ignite).
"The western world sips from a poisonous cocktail: Polarisation, populism, protectionism and post-truth"
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
dang like, not even a second hesitation on running to grab the large explosive that just fell off a plane
There's no way to get out of the blast radius, so the only option is to try to fix it as fast as possible.
On the flightline some of the bombs had a safe radius over two miles away, and some would only definitely kill you if you were within a 100 yard radius. You had no real way to know which was which within a short time. If something happened with ordinance and you were close by, the only option was to help deal with it.
On a carrier? There probably wasn't anywhere they could go themselves, so the only thing you could do is help and dump it over the side.
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
The whole stream chat was screaming at him that there was a checkmate available
Definitely gonna make time to watch this, I'm also delighted that him and Shaun watching DSP making noodles is there in the related videos, I forgot about that.
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I hope they have life vests on beneath the costumes. I don't know how easy it is to get out of one of those but I can't imagine they really allow for swimming.
I hope they have life vests on beneath the costumes. I don't know how easy it is to get out of one of those but I can't imagine they really allow for swimming.
That makes me wonder actually - those costumes definitely look like they're already full of air, would that be enough air to make them buoyant?
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I hope they have life vests on beneath the costumes. I don't know how easy it is to get out of one of those but I can't imagine they really allow for swimming.
That makes me wonder actually - those costumes definitely look like they're already full of air, would that be enough air to make them buoyant?
They're not airtight. They have little fans in em.
I hope they have life vests on beneath the costumes. I don't know how easy it is to get out of one of those but I can't imagine they really allow for swimming.
That makes me wonder actually - those costumes definitely look like they're already full of air, would that be enough air to make them buoyant?
They're not airtight. They have little fans in em.
Oh, so electricity in the mix too! Though it is likely battery powered and wouldn't hurt.
If it was me I'd be all like "YOUR STINGERS DO NOTHING! NOTHING!! YOU HAVE NO POWER HERE."
and I would laugh and gloat while they swarmed ineffectually.
You do realise you're at the start of a monster movie and you're the guy taunting the caged monster before it breaks out and the audience gets to enjoy seeing you killed for your arrogance
We used to do that as kids with old paint cans.
Drill a hole in the bottom of the can, put a nugget of CC in the can, spit on it, put the lid back on, wait for the gas to build up, point it away from yourself, use the torch to light the gas through the hole and blow the lid off the thing.
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He now knows the secrets of opening the food bag, and must be praised.
The pacific war (as a part of WWII) was pretty much on-the-job training and evaluation of the carrier as anything more than a glorified scouting platform.
Carrier-crews very quickly learned that when a dud starts to tumble across the deck the best thing to do is grab it and chuck it into the water as fast as possible. By the end of 1942 forces on both sides have drilled extensively on how to deal with ordonance disposal.
If you toss it overboard you might lose two guys in a very messy manner. Every second it stays you increase the risk for the ship, something that can ignite the fuel or in a worst-case-scenario lead to a metal-fire (a fire so hot that the aluminium alloys in the ship structure ignite).
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
This one might be my favorite.
"Get in there get in there GET OUTTA THERE GET OUTTA THERE!"
There's no way to get out of the blast radius, so the only option is to try to fix it as fast as possible.
On the flightline some of the bombs had a safe radius over two miles away, and some would only definitely kill you if you were within a 100 yard radius. You had no real way to know which was which within a short time. If something happened with ordinance and you were close by, the only option was to help deal with it.
On a carrier? There probably wasn't anywhere they could go themselves, so the only thing you could do is help and dump it over the side.
You came to the wrong fucking neighborhood....
here's the whole video:
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
Ghost Manager!
(I'd actually watch that as a TV series.)
Definitely gonna make time to watch this, I'm also delighted that him and Shaun watching DSP making noodles is there in the related videos, I forgot about that.
Lets-a-go
That seems like a neat job.
If it was me I'd be all like "YOUR STINGERS DO NOTHING! NOTHING!! YOU HAVE NO POWER HERE."
and I would laugh and gloat while they swarmed ineffectually.
That makes me wonder actually - those costumes definitely look like they're already full of air, would that be enough air to make them buoyant?
They're not airtight. They have little fans in em.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
Oh, so electricity in the mix too! Though it is likely battery powered and wouldn't hurt.
Let them have their fun!!!
I am getting serious Dishonored 2 flashbacks.
Now that's intelligent problem solving.
You do realise you're at the start of a monster movie and you're the guy taunting the caged monster before it breaks out and the audience gets to enjoy seeing you killed for your arrogance
We used to do that as kids with old paint cans.
Drill a hole in the bottom of the can, put a nugget of CC in the can, spit on it, put the lid back on, wait for the gas to build up, point it away from yourself, use the torch to light the gas through the hole and blow the lid off the thing.
Portal 3 is looking good. Dunno why everyone was annoyed at Valve revealing that Chell was a cat all along.