I saw on that "i was poisoned" twitter account a while back, some dude ordered two bacon wrapped hot dogs with pepper jack, swiss, honey mustard, BOOM BOOM SAUCE, ranch, jalapenos, and parmesan, then claimed he was poisoned because he was shitting his soul out 7 hours after eating. Like brother, it's called "BOOM BOOM SAUCE" what did you expect
most city cars can probably be pierced by a composite bow afaik most of the outside of the car is meant to crumple on impact, because car crashes are more common than wild joe rogans armed with composite bows
Has anyone mentioned the reason cars are flimsy in the first place is so the crumple takes the force of a potential impact away from the driver Even if this brunt coffin can shrug off grenade blasts, all it does it raise the chance of injury or death on collision
I bet the person with the moldy burger didn't actually eat it considering they had the foresight to take a picture of it, but they're probably trying to get jack in the box to cut them a check or something, and then just said they ate it to make their case stronger
@@BurnedSpace muskets were only accurate up to like 50 yards, so a well-equipped car could easily provide back line transport without ever being in danger, after all, logistics win wars, not firepower. More importantly, the 100 years war took place in the 14th and 15th century, and it wasn't until the very last battle that artillery was used in any significant sense.
I mean the only compound bows that can't be used for big game are child models at extremely low poundage. Plus when it comes to the tip, your best bet would be a run of the mill field head that people use for target shooting. Going up to a broadhead would just reduce your penetration for a bigger hole. @@Lowekinder
First he hit me with the fact he doesn’t know Sodium is actually a metal by itself, then his take on arrows and cars? He’s finally reaching the end of his ability to seem like he knows what he is talking about it’s over.. AND HE’S BALD!
Wouldn't seeing a cybertruck out in the wild make the wackos who wanna break into vehicles *more* invested in getting inside than deterring them? Both to prove they can, and because they know that the clown who bought that polygon-ass car probably has something worth taking in there?
People don't break into cars as a flex. Its a crime of opportunity. If they see something they can sell for fent then the break the window. Has nothing to do with the make and model
@@ctaylor8003 Bro have you seen the videos where they just drive around in the US, and break every window. They just drive routes, circles, looking at cars. To them its a flex lol
@ctaylor8003 to be fair, the F150 is the most sold vehicle in America, but most owners use it the same they would a Prius except for the option to opt out of a McDonalds drive thru over the curb mid way through.
it was just an enemy spraying some fumes and he was referencing an earlier mention ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jnKaL7A7J2I.htmlsi=OFKYxeEcTc2RDytz&t=1717 but it had nothing to do with the line i was trying to construct on Elon commentary + it wasn't as out of pocket as the first mention
That Daily Harvest recall was wild. It happened last year and I think they're still investigating exactly how it got to be so bad. Like, even the FDA was surprised by how incompetent these people were, and they've seen some crazy shit.
