imagine being the first soldier ever to see an enemy tank coming toward you through no man's land
I have to imagine it was some combination of "what is that" shortly followed by the German language equivalent of "uh oh."
Course, it's not like tanks were the very first armored vehicles, or even the first tracked vehicles. Still, the British Mark I had to have been impressive and terrifying in equal measure.
it only moved at like 12kmph or something like that
so, not that scary?
I'm pretty sure the yellow gas that made you drown in your own lung goo was a lot more terrifying
imagine being the first soldier ever to see an enemy tank coming toward you through no man's land
I have to imagine it was some combination of "what is that" shortly followed by the German language equivalent of "uh oh."
Course, it's not like tanks were the very first armored vehicles, or even the first tracked vehicles. Still, the British Mark I had to have been impressive and terrifying in equal measure.
it only moved at like 12kmph or something like that
so, not that scary?
I'm pretty sure the yellow gas that made you drown in your own lung goo was a lot more terrifying
Something large, unkillable, and hostile coming at you slowly sounds pretty scary.
imagine being the first soldier ever to see an enemy tank coming toward you through no man's land
I have to imagine it was some combination of "what is that" shortly followed by the German language equivalent of "uh oh."
Course, it's not like tanks were the very first armored vehicles, or even the first tracked vehicles. Still, the British Mark I had to have been impressive and terrifying in equal measure.
it only moved at like 12kmph or something like that
so, not that scary?
I'm pretty sure the yellow gas that made you drown in your own lung goo was a lot more terrifying
Something large, unkillable, and hostile coming at you slowly sounds pretty scary.
Tanks were used stupidly and poorly the first few times from a tactics perspective, and were easily shelled from a distance, as well as being basically not bullet proof at all. but they were great propaganda for raising money on the Homefront, and gave soldiers a sense that finally something different was being done to end the war. For the western allies it also showed off their increasing materiel advantage over Germany and that the sea blockade was working to strangle Germany, as they couldn't produce a tenth of rhe tanks the British and French could.
And while they were pretty legit terrifying at first, despite being easily destroyed and used poorly, often German soldiers, exhausted by the time they were deployed, used them as an excuse to surrender. Basically they weren't as dangerous as shelling and machine guns, but it was something war weary soldiers could all get together with each other and say "hey I'm no coward, but come on, giant metal beasts we can't shoot? Let's surrender" and there was an initial kind of "fair enough"
Also the zippy little Renault two man tanks were fast as shit and really effective, they would have been freaky
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When he was in OKC, Harden was simply referred to as "The Beard." You could buy foam rubber beards from the same guys hawking jerseys, and they looked roughly as convincing as his.
I remember being upset that my transformers didn't transform themselves like in the ads on TV.
This is a feeling of betrayal future generations will never have to feel:
You know how when you get a new job/promotion and you're like "surely now I won't be surrounded by idiots" but you're wrong? Well that goes all the way to the top.
like, i don't know why exactly, but for the process up to where he puts the cooked meat on, my mind was like "yeah I get it, it's a big burger, eat it with 20 people, whatever". But the condiments, starting with the monstrous amount of onions that cover the entire burger made my body completely reject it. Everything after that seemed completely grotesque
like, i don't know why exactly, but for the process up to where he puts the cooked meat on, my mind was like "yeah I get it, it's a big burger, eat it with 20 people, whatever". But the condiments, starting with the monstrous amount of onions that cover the entire burger made my body completely reject it. Everything after that seemed completely grotesque
If you gotta cut your burg with a sword that burg is too big
I remember being upset that my transformers didn't transform themselves like in the ads on TV.
This is a feeling of betrayal future generations will never have to feel:
I got my credit card in my hand. Tell me there is a generation 1 Soundwave that does this that I can synch up to my Google Play.
Holy shit there was a literal question describing this exact scenario and the outcome of it on the soccer referee exam
Dropped-ball at the closest point outside the 6-yard box to where the ball hit the dog.
Fun alternate to this, if the ball it the referee instead of a dog and bounced into the goal, the goal would count!
that's dumb as shit
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It's purely theoretical since the referee should basically never be in a position where that would happen
but for the purpose of the ball striking them, "The referee, like the corner flag, or a rock in the field, should be considered part of the field of play."
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so, not that scary?
I'm pretty sure the yellow gas that made you drown in your own lung goo was a lot more terrifying
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Tanks were used stupidly and poorly the first few times from a tactics perspective, and were easily shelled from a distance, as well as being basically not bullet proof at all. but they were great propaganda for raising money on the Homefront, and gave soldiers a sense that finally something different was being done to end the war. For the western allies it also showed off their increasing materiel advantage over Germany and that the sea blockade was working to strangle Germany, as they couldn't produce a tenth of rhe tanks the British and French could.
And while they were pretty legit terrifying at first, despite being easily destroyed and used poorly, often German soldiers, exhausted by the time they were deployed, used them as an excuse to surrender. Basically they weren't as dangerous as shelling and machine guns, but it was something war weary soldiers could all get together with each other and say "hey I'm no coward, but come on, giant metal beasts we can't shoot? Let's surrender" and there was an initial kind of "fair enough"
Also the zippy little Renault two man tanks were fast as shit and really effective, they would have been freaky
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Yeah, his hair/beard combo looks like the style options you'd see in pretty much every character creator ever
When he was in OKC, Harden was simply referred to as "The Beard." You could buy foam rubber beards from the same guys hawking jerseys, and they looked roughly as convincing as his.
...dammit Bethesda?
This is a feeling of betrayal future generations will never have to feel:
some will say it's fake
also:
"Exact moment each world leader realizes Trump mis-signed new NAFTA agreement"
This was posted on r/watchpeopledie
Apparently there were 3 more places for other leaders to sign and he just went ahead and signed them all.
that is an astonishing amount of 'don't laugh, please don't laugh' crammed into 15 seconds
7 minute rube goldberg device that ends with a lever which dislocates a guy's shoulder
Only if every single step of the device is someone doing something stupid and getting injured.
Though actually in that case I feel like the final step needs to be someone reading a book getting a papercut.
like, i don't know why exactly, but for the process up to where he puts the cooked meat on, my mind was like "yeah I get it, it's a big burger, eat it with 20 people, whatever". But the condiments, starting with the monstrous amount of onions that cover the entire burger made my body completely reject it. Everything after that seemed completely grotesque
If you gotta cut your burg with a sword that burg is too big
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is that you just KNOW that most of it is going in the trash.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
https://v.redd.it/nh59jypkia221/DASH_4_8_M
I got my credit card in my hand. Tell me there is a generation 1 Soundwave that does this that I can synch up to my Google Play.
They call it... The beautiful game.
Holy shit there was a literal question describing this exact scenario and the outcome of it on the soccer referee exam
Fun alternate to this, if the ball hit the referee instead of a dog and bounced into the goal, the goal would count!
Edit: upon rewatch it's all moot because the ball struck the attacker's arm, so hand ball, free kick to the defense.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
that's dumb as shit
but for the purpose of the ball striking them, "The referee, like the corner flag, or a rock in the field, should be considered part of the field of play."
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.