Love your longer videos. I hope your channel pops off soon, the quality is superb, definitely worth more views and subscribers. What is your plans for this year content wise, besides your daily shorts? I know you mainly does videos in Mexico. It would be fun if you did a more in depth travel to explore the food scene in Europe & Asia. I've seen a couple of videos from both but it would be fun to see more.
Thanks so much. I'm actually heading to the US this month, Berlin and Greece,.then Thailand and Vietnam. So look for more videos on my main channel @toddhata
looks incredibly fun, hope to go there too one day (with a big kevlar vest and riot shield) the guy with the shock injury experienced really bad overpressure, i did some rough calculations last year and estimated that a charge bigger then 400 grams of explosives will result in pressures greater than 15PSI which (according to Glasstone and Dolan, 1977 "The effects of Nuclear Weapons" Chapter XII) results in severe lung damage and high possibility of ruptured ear drums
Or you could just Said that every 1 gram of explosives(in this case kclo3+sulfur)have a sound radius of 10 meters(so if the shock injury guy packed his explosives more than 400 grams the detonation could be heard from 2.5 miles(4 kilometers) away.I wonder why the americans didn’t use this explosive mixture in the Hiroshima bombing
Es fake eso amigo. Todos mierda cálculos basado en pólvora sucia de poca deflagracion y expansión. Ni siquiera se usaba en las épocas de la guerra civil. Y al estar en espacio abierto la fuerza se expande en 360 grados y no hace daño. Explota una bala actual fuera de un arma y recámara y no recorrerá un metro y su penetración es mínima. Falta la comprensión que aquí no existe.
Very interesting story- thank you. I am a Yank so forgive the question- but is the hand gesture (with the pointing fingers) representative of the local town? It seems very “specific”. Here in the states - we usually just throw up a “V” sign with our fingers or a thumbs up.
They are literally making themselves the blasting cap 😂. Absolutely crazy.
This looks cool, nuts and cool again! 😁👍🏼
Love your longer videos. I hope your channel pops off soon, the quality is superb, definitely worth more views and subscribers. What is your plans for this year content wise, besides your daily shorts? I know you mainly does videos in Mexico. It would be fun if you did a more in depth travel to explore the food scene in Europe & Asia. I've seen a couple of videos from both but it would be fun to see more.
Thanks so much. I'm actually heading to the US this month, Berlin and Greece,.then Thailand and Vietnam. So look for more videos on my main channel @toddhata
@@ToddsMexico Awesome! I sure will.
Rock n roll!!! ToddsMexico is badass as always.
Thanks Jason!
I am getting brain damage from just watching this.
It's crazy but exciting!
This looks so fun.
It's pretty crazy and fun!
looks incredibly fun, hope to go there too one day (with a big kevlar vest and riot shield)
the guy with the shock injury experienced really bad overpressure, i did some rough calculations last year and estimated that a charge bigger then 400 grams of explosives will result in pressures greater than 15PSI which (according to Glasstone and Dolan, 1977 "The effects of Nuclear Weapons" Chapter XII) results in severe lung damage and high possibility of ruptured ear drums
Wow!
Or you could just Said that every 1 gram of explosives(in this case kclo3+sulfur)have a sound radius of 10 meters(so if the shock injury guy packed his explosives more than 400 grams the detonation could be heard from 2.5 miles(4 kilometers) away.I wonder why the americans didn’t use this explosive mixture in the Hiroshima bombing
Es fake eso amigo. Todos mierda cálculos basado en pólvora sucia de poca deflagracion y expansión. Ni siquiera se usaba en las épocas de la guerra civil. Y al estar en espacio abierto la fuerza se expande en 360 grados y no hace daño. Explota una bala actual fuera de un arma y recámara y no recorrerá un metro y su penetración es mínima. Falta la comprensión que aquí no existe.
Crazy! Awesome coverage on the festival, thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Lol BOOM you ppl are rocking it! Yes lol❤
yes!
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The hammer festival, 2024 edition, will be on February 14. On Carnival Tuesday. He
people offer them food, free of charge... Everyone is welcome.
Very cool, too bad I'll miss this year
@@ToddsMexicoIs it possible to confirm the date of this festival for 2024? Is it on February 14, 2024?
I thought that carnival tuesday (fat tuesday) will be on the 13th Feb this year? I already planned for the 13th to go to the festival... :-o
@@goglesucks it's on Tuesday 13th
ó povo mexicano mora no meu coração adoro astradiçãeos desse pais apesar de ser o pais mais perigoso do mundo mais tem gente boa
Que bueno!
I can’t believe you go every year buddy! Haha
It's so much fun, you have to come!
Tenemos en todo México grandes y particulares fiestas para celebrar a los santos patronos de cada localidad. México es rico en tradiciones.
Si, me gusta mucho!
Yes - I agree. The Hispanic people as a whole are also very very family centric (a good thing) - in my own opinion.
That was great!
Thanks for doing that again!!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the festive video!
Thanks for watching!
What date does this happen? And are you looking for a travel partner for the next year?
It's always on Fat Tuesday, so it changes each year. Not sure if I'll be in Mexico for the next year, but try to go if you can!
Very interesting story- thank you. I am a Yank so forgive the question- but is the hand gesture (with the pointing fingers) representative of the local town? It seems very “specific”.
Here in the states - we usually just throw up a “V” sign with our fingers or a thumbs up.
Oh I didn't even notice, must be a local thing
Haha this is awesome
Thanks Dan!
Yo soy el de la portada
👍👍👍
Probably helps if you’re intoxicated
Amazing video Todd.
Thanks!!!
Jaja
😀
AHORA ENTEN DEMOS PORQUE HAY TANTOS DELINCUENTES EN GUANAJUATO, SI TIENEN SU CAMPO DE ENTRENAMIENTO.
😯