With enough practice, you can get good at anything. Get injured enough, and, if you're still intact, eventually you'll gain some knowledge of how to fail to injure yourself. And also probably a lot more about how to succeed. X^]
@@benjaminotalora363 for me I think the coolest: forging Thor's hammer in the "flash-bangs" made from lighter "flints" =) scariest: I think I have to go with the time he almost cut off his thumb resulting in the ER visit while making improvised bows and arrows 0_0 but now I need to go back and re-watch the blowgun..
honest question about the "no spin" throw. would it be no longer throwing a knife if it was weighted? a screw driver with a light handle and thick or long driver tend to be REALLY easy to throw. it doesnt rotate. and essentially throws like a knife. youd think ice picks would throw the same way but not really. anyways. ive never needed to guide with my finger. i just use stuff with a weighted tip. or is the average screw driver being a throwing dart just too much info for the internet to have?
This brought me back to a culinary arts course I took back in college. Chef gave the best advice on knife safety: "If you drop a knife, don't try to catch it because you might."
I love Brian's safety rant after jaso successfully catches the knife, but is standing there in open footwear as the instructor stops blades with his feet
I liked how it sounded like he was celebrating at the same time. I could be wrong but "don't do that impressive thing I'm glad to have witnessed in person" seems like the right response and he sounded like he was saying it in that sort of way.
@@williamturner6192 it sounded like he was putting on the “I’m gonna write you up” angle, but he was definitely serious in saying that was a dumb idea despite wearing open-toed shoes whilst handing sharp objects that can ricochet. I definitely would have done the same bit of, “NO! That could have gone straight through your hand! Do not catch flying knives.” My mantra is “an airborne/falling knife has no handle” for a reason.
In a formaldehyde vial on a neckless that Jason wears with bling that goes around it in little dangly bits that spell out: "Warned Ya." /I can see it in my mind, but can't describe it as well as I want to... And, of course; awesome ep as always. I'm way too tempted to set up the cardboard/chopstick practice target for myself...have plenty of both laying around...
Fencing masks are pretty tough... they are made to withstand A LOT OF force. A broken blade can kill you and the mask is there to prevent that. A FIE approved fencing mask can take up to 1600N, so it's pretty impressive that they can puncture it with a knife throw.
@@oblivionfade cuz the knife has some good mass, but is also very pointy, smt like those arrows with giant metal tip that can pierce through a lot of thick stuff
I can't believe Jason caught that knife! And I can't believe the comments aren't talking about it more! That was absolutely insane and he should never try it again that was a once in a lifetime sight and I'm so glad it was recorded for the internet
@@laa0fa502 I have yet to watch an episode that I didn't find interesting in summer way and ultimately worth it, though some are better than others. This was lately entertaining more than anything else, but you'll find that the fact Jason caught a knife without hurting himself is very surprising for him, let alone the show. I highly recommend you watch all of their weapon making videos as well as all their smoke bomb videos. If those aren't enough to get you hooked, I don't know what is
I loved doing this growing up. Started with screwdrivers, went up to hangers, and eventually did nails and needles. Always loved one upping some guy throwing knives. And yes, it ended up being a great real world skill years later... (facepalm) cleaning up the back room of an apparel store when someone broke a ton of hangers. It was literally faster to throw all the broken hangers than to carry them to the trash bin. The boss came in saw me and the roomie throwing them, and offered to 'catch' them to help. We both kind of looked at one another, turned back to him and said definitively "no." He didn't understand why... so I buried a hanger a foot and a half deep in a pile of cardboard and asked him to leave. LOVE throwing spikes and needles.
Mr: releases knife throwing episode Me: prepare the injury counter Brian and Jason: *are fine throughout* Everyone: *likes and subs* ya deserved it fellas
As much as I love watching you guys just doing stuff seeing the knife hacky sack trick at the very beginning just had me on edge the whole time. Also everytime you guys cocked back that knife I was like "please don't get face meat on your tips.". Jason Murphy? No, more like Jason Borne! Lmao
As a amateur knife thrower (100 hrs or so) which does no spin, I totally relate to him Hackie-Sacking the knife. I'm so use to having it ricochet pass me that it doesnt even faze me. Only the tip is sharp, but it is REALLY sharp!
As soon as I realised how much Zach throwing the construction nails reminded me of Bullseye, Jason brings up Daredevil and I’m really happy to see some cool nerd representation on screen.
I did this with my dad in the garage a few times. At first i tried throwing knives with the spins and flips, and while looking cool, nothing beat getting a solid step forward and letting the knife carry itself deep into the target. Nothing more satisfying then having trouble pulling the knife out after a nice solid 'thunk' Besides, most of the times i tried doing the flips and spins they bounced off or missed. While the no spin is really really great at low ranges. Very consistent. I'd say more consistent then the spins. Way less math, way more power, way more fun.
Wooooooow I've listened to this video 3 times today being distracted with chores and never looked up. This 4th time I look up and see the same knives I bought off Amazon 2 years ago being thrown during the 1st half on the video. SCZO throwers - 9" 8oz and I love them. Few know that the design is based on a knife first available to during the Vietnam era by a knife maker who's name escaped me but the design is battle tested.
On the chopsticks into wood, I have actually in past been in the bush and chopped sticks with an angles tip, after which I spent an afternoon throwing them into trees.
I recently took up no spin knife throwing and it took me like 3 days before I could get one to stick somewhat consistently. Going off of just UA-cam tutorials and a dead tree, and those exact knives they start with. They're like 20 bucks on Amazon for the 3, great for starting. I think the main thing that gave me grief was my hand wanted to tilt so my finger wouldn't follow the spine of the knife as it came out of my hand, so it would come out and like twirl diagonally.
What made the knife catching better is: 1. It worked when it never should have. 2. Brian had a completely normal reaction. 3. Jason ABSOLUTELY knew it was a bad idea as it was happening. 4. I was eventually able to breathe again through the laughter. I do get it, the instinct is to catch it, but channel that into jumping backwards away from the injury counter fan (the knife).
after looking at the footage again and again... murphy is throwing scaredly because brian is in the way... brian has the advantage of not having nothing on the left where he is putting he balance after the throw... so he can give it a little more umph ... but murphy has the hand of brian at the beggining... and then he cant balance himself after the throw because brian is still there so he dont know if the hand of brian will return or do what. so he is throwing with less force and half the swing...
"Brian's performance did not stop at production. He dedicated his body, his essence, his hair to the craft of entertainment by sculpting his visage into the wonder you see above"
This reminds of the kinds of things I'd do during the boring down times while helping my dad around the house. I'd take screwdrivers or files and try to throw them so they stick in the ground. Got decently well at it, it usually would only take me one or two tries per item to stick them.
There's only a handful of different things you can do that truly embody the spirit of "remind me not to fuck with this guy." This entire video is a library of it.
*Someone at MR's insurance providers sees title of video and calls over entire office* *All watches video.* *Jason catches knife.* *Entire office simultaneous facepalm.*
Not quite halfway in but I remember being at a party years ago where we tried to do knife throwing into a fence. 1) don't do that, neighbours will hate you but 2) we actually worked out a very similar technique. Definitely was a weird and fun day, not something any of us really expected
Ah, finally a HEMA video where Brian is the superior warrior. Given that he's a magician it couldn't be more appropriate that it's throwing knives of all things.
Honestly most times I expect Jason to get pretty close because he's trying to understand from jump, while Brian seems like he learn more from his failures.
I feel like Brian should have an advantage with this kind of thing. I mean, he's a magician. They kind of have to be good with subtle hand movements, right? Isn't that part of the job description?
Jason catching the knife reminded me of a fire juggler, who asked me to throw him a torch and when I screwed it up, he threw it back, saying "again please". I caught it and delivered a clean throw. It took him like 10 seconds to realize, he just trew a burning torch towards a 12 year old boy, expecting him to catch it. He went pale as snow apologizing profusely but it was all fine and I felt like a bada** for the rest of the day.
Brian is completely safe in flip flops because he just never gets injured no matter how terrible the idea. Jason is wearing steel toes because he's learned.
lmao i just left a comment on the old knife throwing video that no spinning is the technique i learned from eastern martial arts meant for actual combat XD
Seeing those construction nails, so a little back story, I used to work on a golf course doing grounds keeping, and there was a random turf spike in our work cart, and the guy I was working with, was walking down the hill, he's like 200 feet away, I grab the turf spike and throw it like a throwing knife, and yelled "NAILED IT" thinking this thing would land next to him. It didn't. It did how ever go point first into the back of his head. I said about 1000 apologies and felt like poop about it, but, it's kind of funny now
I like how this episode, Jason *catches a spinning knife out of the air* and doesn’t get injured. Colour me impressed!
Easily the coolest/scariest thing he's done on the show lol
@@benjaminotalora363 not the scariest....remember the blow gun
With enough practice, you can get good at anything. Get injured enough, and, if you're still intact, eventually you'll gain some knowledge of how to fail to injure yourself.
And also probably a lot more about how to succeed. X^]
@@benjaminotalora363 for me I think the coolest: forging Thor's hammer in the "flash-bangs" made from lighter "flints" =)
scariest: I think I have to go with the time he almost cut off his thumb resulting in the ER visit while making improvised bows and arrows 0_0 but now I need to go back and re-watch the blowgun..
i was surprised they didnt accidently cut themselves just picking the knives up, then he catches that like a boss lol
Summary of the video: Brian yells at Jason about safety for several minutes while wearing flip flops to a knife throwing video.
Ahahaha
"Do as I say not as I do"
honest question about the "no spin" throw.
would it be no longer throwing a knife if it was weighted?
a screw driver with a light handle and thick or long driver tend to be REALLY easy to throw.
it doesnt rotate. and essentially throws like a knife.
youd think ice picks would throw the same way but not really.
anyways. ive never needed to guide with my finger.
i just use stuff with a weighted tip.
or is the average screw driver being a throwing dart just too much info for the internet to have?
It is because these are just sissy boys who have no idea what they are doing. Everyone in this video looks like they live in their mom's basement.
@@MrSiestaFiesta lmao, it sounds like you live in your mom's basement!
This brought me back to a culinary arts course I took back in college. Chef gave the best advice on knife safety: "If you drop a knife, don't try to catch it because you might."
*Brian: "Hey guys, we're learning to throw knives today. Have you seen my flip flops?"
and then tells jason about security rules and not catching knifes lmao
@@mickyguga8939 haha Brian "O.S.H.A” Bushwood.
Should atleast have some crocs
@@kozmo6707 Brushwood*
@@Marin3r101 naw bushwood sounds better lol
I love Brian's safety rant after jaso successfully catches the knife, but is standing there in open footwear as the instructor stops blades with his feet
I liked how it sounded like he was celebrating at the same time. I could be wrong but "don't do that impressive thing I'm glad to have witnessed in person" seems like the right response and he sounded like he was saying it in that sort of way.
@@williamturner6192 it sounded like he was putting on the “I’m gonna write you up” angle, but he was definitely serious in saying that was a dumb idea despite wearing open-toed shoes whilst handing sharp objects that can ricochet.
I definitely would have done the same bit of, “NO! That could have gone straight through your hand! Do not catch flying knives.” My mantra is “an airborne/falling knife has no handle” for a reason.
calling it now, when brian accidentally chops his toe off, he will try to wear it as a trophy.
He would!
Ya, probably, something I would do to, if the toe couldn't be saved
@@maxb3248 I didn't say I wouldn't, just said he would.
In a formaldehyde vial on a neckless that Jason wears with bling that goes around it in little dangly bits that spell out: "Warned Ya."
/I can see it in my mind, but can't describe it as well as I want to...
And, of course; awesome ep as always. I'm way too tempted to set up the cardboard/chopstick practice target for myself...have plenty of both laying around...
Sure it's an accident?
Fencing masks are pretty tough... they are made to withstand A LOT OF force. A broken blade can kill you and the mask is there to prevent that. A FIE approved fencing mask can take up to 1600N, so it's pretty impressive that they can puncture it with a knife throw.
Over what area is that 1600N measured?
@@markopolic9964 good question, I'd say equivalent to the épée tip, but I'm not sure
@@oblivionfade cuz the knife has some good mass, but is also very pointy, smt like those arrows with giant metal tip that can pierce through a lot of thick stuff
Knife throw is much stronger than a stab
@@marcosyy87 no it isn't
"Today we are learning how to invalidate insurance"
I can't believe Jason caught that knife! And I can't believe the comments aren't talking about it more! That was absolutely insane and he should never try it again that was a once in a lifetime sight and I'm so glad it was recorded for the internet
It's a miracle the injury counter didn't feature in this episode. And Murphy for the cat like ninja reflexes
This is the first video from this channel I've watched. You just ensured I will watch more just by mentioning an "injury counter"
@@laa0fa502 I have yet to watch an episode that I didn't find interesting in summer way and ultimately worth it, though some are better than others. This was lately entertaining more than anything else, but you'll find that the fact Jason caught a knife without hurting himself is very surprising for him, let alone the show. I highly recommend you watch all of their weapon making videos as well as all their smoke bomb videos. If those aren't enough to get you hooked, I don't know what is
I liked the sparks that happens when he went though the face mask.
Brian. Stop wearing flip flops. You’re an adult who does crazy shit all the time, get some Iron Rangers or something. 😂
Yea ... get some Crocs
You could of ended that sentence at "Brian. Stop wearing flip flops."
@@pablorages1241 Steel toe crocs
If you want good boots, don't get Red Wing!
@@Nathiuz Ain't nothing wrong with RW
Brian: "So what kind of episode are we doing today?"
Employee: "A knife throwing episode."
Brian: "These flip flops will go great with this episode."
They are throwing knives, not shoes, unless their shoes also have knives in them.
I loved doing this growing up. Started with screwdrivers, went up to hangers, and eventually did nails and needles.
Always loved one upping some guy throwing knives.
And yes, it ended up being a great real world skill years later... (facepalm) cleaning up the back room of an apparel store when someone broke a ton of hangers. It was literally faster to throw all the broken hangers than to carry them to the trash bin. The boss came in saw me and the roomie throwing them, and offered to 'catch' them to help. We both kind of looked at one another, turned back to him and said definitively "no." He didn't understand why... so I buried a hanger a foot and a half deep in a pile of cardboard and asked him to leave.
LOVE throwing spikes and needles.
Damn, Brian's pivot from impressed to angry to bemused over the course of about two seconds was something else
I see the words "knife" and "The Modern Rogue" and just get scared.
You too? My mind went: "...oh here we go. Time for one of them to finally be admitted to the emergency room..."
@@atiredfloridian777 wouldn't be the first time
I was more scared of Bryan saying throwing knives and flip flops in the same sentence.
@@alexbevan2183 Yeah that piled a big fat "Yep, here we go" on top of it for me.
Nice to see you tried No-Spin throwing guys !!! :)
Ooh, the champ himself. Love your videos.
I was going to suggest people who are into this watch you. I go to the comment section and there you are! lol
Hope they noticed your comment!
Over all my favorite quote is from 11:49
"Oh god. How do they get us insurance?!"
the whole flier bit reminds me of Mitch Hedburg, "whenever someone hands you a flier it's like they're saying, 'here, you throw this away'"
I love how Jason was so proud of himself for catching the knife but immediately admitted it wad a terrible idea
My favorite thing about this video is the schedule sign in the back:
3pm - Mixed Weapons
7pm - Ballet
Talk about a multipurpose space.
Mr: releases knife throwing episode
Me: prepare the injury counter
Brian and Jason: *are fine throughout*
Everyone: *likes and subs* ya deserved it fellas
Brian: SaFtY vIoLaTiOn
Also Brain: *wears flip flop*
big brain brushwood
Well.... You aint wrong. But when your the Boss. LOL
Seeing a man put a chopstick into a solid piece of wood makes me wonder why I own knives
When I learned, the only thing I needed to be told was “finger on the spine, throw it like a baseball.”
brain is just jealous of that knife catch because Jason is a weapons master.... .. . sorta.
As much as I love watching you guys just doing stuff seeing the knife hacky sack trick at the very beginning just had me on edge the whole time. Also everytime you guys cocked back that knife I was like "please don't get face meat on your tips.".
Jason Murphy? No, more like Jason Borne! Lmao
As a amateur knife thrower (100 hrs or so) which does no spin, I totally relate to him Hackie-Sacking the knife.
I'm so use to having it ricochet pass me that it doesnt even faze me.
Only the tip is sharp, but it is REALLY sharp!
“there is face meat on this blade”
I will never get tired of this channel, god you guys are awesome
Jason: * successfully catches a *spinning* knife out of the air without getting hurt *
Brian, wearing flip-flops: "Stop being so unsafe!"
As soon as I realised how much Zach throwing the construction nails reminded me of Bullseye, Jason brings up Daredevil and I’m really happy to see some cool nerd representation on screen.
Brian! At 11:18 you threw the knife with your finger tips! I love throwing knifes and you guys are obviously having too much fun! Love the videos!
honestly this seem like how you'd actually throw a knife in a battle, because you don't need to measure the distance as exactly.
I did this with my dad in the garage a few times. At first i tried throwing knives with the spins and flips, and while looking cool, nothing beat getting a solid step forward and letting the knife carry itself deep into the target. Nothing more satisfying then having trouble pulling the knife out after a nice solid 'thunk'
Besides, most of the times i tried doing the flips and spins they bounced off or missed. While the no spin is really really great at low ranges. Very consistent. I'd say more consistent then the spins. Way less math, way more power, way more fun.
the magician to knife-thrower pipeline isn't talked about enough
16:35 "Go full Mystery Men"
I was enjoying the video already, but this made it so much better and no one there noticed it. :D
And that's when I realized I was old.
Wooooooow I've listened to this video 3 times today being distracted with chores and never looked up. This 4th time I look up and see the same knives I bought off Amazon 2 years ago being thrown during the 1st half on the video. SCZO throwers - 9" 8oz and I love them. Few know that the design is based on a knife first available to during the Vietnam era by a knife maker who's name escaped me but the design is battle tested.
11:23 I’ve never seen such a terrible idea executed so well
On the chopsticks into wood, I have actually in past been in the bush and chopped sticks with an angles tip, after which I spent an afternoon throwing them into trees.
the way brian yelled at Jason was like a father yelling at his kid for doing something dumb
I recently took up no spin knife throwing and it took me like 3 days before I could get one to stick somewhat consistently. Going off of just UA-cam tutorials and a dead tree, and those exact knives they start with. They're like 20 bucks on Amazon for the 3, great for starting. I think the main thing that gave me grief was my hand wanted to tilt so my finger wouldn't follow the spine of the knife as it came out of my hand, so it would come out and like twirl diagonally.
Hey, will y’all ever do a video on balisong flipping? It’s cool enough for rogues and dangerous enough too.
They did a short one a while back, but it was only a basic open sadly
Yes, years ago.
@@nicholasneyhart396 that’s how I found modern rouge haha
Another chance for Brian to wear his flip flops around knives. Im all for it.
Wow, I never thought I would see a skitzo shirt in a MR video. Hands down my favorite pilot!
The thumbnail is a work of art and made me so excited to watch jason catch a falling knife
Ayyy i discovered No-spin knife throwing several years ago and have gotten pretty good. So cool to see it on the channel!
The hardest trick in knife throwing is throwing so perfectly that the knife bounces off the board and right back into your hand.
"I found my gift!" says the magician with a successful youtube channel and a show in Discovery.
Knife hacky sack sounds like a great idea
Great job at demo of how to throw No-Spin knives. Lot of feel and time to get to that skill level Zach.
LMAO Getting strong Michael Scott vibes from Jason when he catches that knife. "Erin, scissor me please!"
What made the knife catching better is:
1. It worked when it never should have.
2. Brian had a completely normal reaction.
3. Jason ABSOLUTELY knew it was a bad idea as it was happening.
4. I was eventually able to breathe again through the laughter.
I do get it, the instinct is to catch it, but channel that into jumping backwards away from the injury counter fan (the knife).
after looking at the footage again and again... murphy is throwing scaredly because brian is in the way... brian has the advantage of not having nothing on the left where he is putting he balance after the throw... so he can give it a little more umph ... but murphy has the hand of brian at the beggining... and then he cant balance himself after the throw because brian is still there so he dont know if the hand of brian will return or do what. so he is throwing with less force and half the swing...
"Brian's performance did not stop at production. He dedicated his body, his essence, his hair to the craft of entertainment by sculpting his visage into the wonder you see above"
This reminds of the kinds of things I'd do during the boring down times while helping my dad around the house. I'd take screwdrivers or files and try to throw them so they stick in the ground. Got decently well at it, it usually would only take me one or two tries per item to stick them.
Good explanation Zach. I prefer to call it Anti spin. 🔪🤘🏻
Been waiting for something like this!
wow Zach rocking the skitzo shirt like a boss.
There's only a handful of different things you can do that truly embody the spirit of "remind me not to fuck with this guy."
This entire video is a library of it.
Zachary got that Skitzo FPV shirt!!! LOVE IT
I love the reference to the Blue Raja I want an episode of silverware throwing
Mystery Men is a criminally underrated movie.
*Someone at MR's insurance providers sees title of video and calls over entire office*
*All watches video.*
*Jason catches knife.*
*Entire office simultaneous facepalm.*
Thumbs up to instructor for having the patience to teach juveniles.
Thumbs down for completely teaching them the wrong techniques.
Honestly your tutorials are the only ones I trust
“There is face meat on the blade.”
What is this? Llamas with Hats?
For some reason the more I watch modern rogue the more I would love to see them play DnD
Honestly i think they would drive their DM so crazy he would kill them off before episode 5.. lol.. plus no party wants 2 newbie rogue's!
I think they do or have off camera, at the very least Jason has mentioned that he plays in an older video.
Just noticed but 11:18 I think Brian has some noble british blood with that posh pincing on the knife.
violation of every safety rule is what makes modern rogue better than mythbusters
Bro Anthony is just loving life and i here for it
Super pumped for the Secret Thing!
Jason: let's go test a knife throwing skill
Brian: I'll grab my flip flops
Can we appreciate this line? "Do not catch flying knives. That's against company policy!"
The screwdriver throw made me think 'Oh shit Hitman is possible'
Brian is always so afraid, like dude would start jumping back as he was throwing and wondered why it was rotating so much
Not quite halfway in but I remember being at a party years ago where we tried to do knife throwing into a fence. 1) don't do that, neighbours will hate you but 2) we actually worked out a very similar technique. Definitely was a weird and fun day, not something any of us really expected
Brian wearing inappropriate shoes for sharp objects is a meme at this point.
BRIAN STOP BEING MR.SAFTY WHEN YOURE THE ONE WEARING OPEN TOE SHOES DAMNIT
Brian did some jazz hands and hands up when excited.
Ah, finally a HEMA video where Brian is the superior warrior. Given that he's a magician it couldn't be more appropriate that it's throwing knives of all things.
I had a genuine moment of shock and fear seeing Jason try to and successfully catch the flying knife. Holy shit balls.
Jason is my hero everything he does i love no matter the video or day
Wow, Jason got this first. How many times has that happened?
Honestly most times I expect Jason to get pretty close because he's trying to understand from jump, while Brian seems like he learn more from his failures.
I feel like Brian should have an advantage with this kind of thing. I mean, he's a magician. They kind of have to be good with subtle hand movements, right? Isn't that part of the job description?
11:23 that was both an absolutely horrendous idea and a badass one
Brian - "You *CAUGHT* that knife..."
Jason - "Yeah, that was a terrible idea."
Anthony - "They're not *THAT* sharp..."
It did look sick as hell, tbf.
I love how Brian looks like he is gonna cast a harry potter spell
Oh yeah he does haha, Voldamort: Avada Kad... Brian:KNIFE!
5:30 - "But we want to keep the pointy edge...."
me: "In the other man."
Wearing flip flops while throwing knives and Brian wants to yell about safety....think he'll wear proper shoes once he loses a toe? lol
I laughed so hard when Jason caught that knife and then got in trouble by the guy IN SANDALS!
Fun video, y'all.
Right after I saw this vid I started throwing sharpened chopsticks into a cardboard box
Fun fact: longest nospin i know is about 24 m by Adam Čeladín
Fun fact number 2: Adam could also throw 6 knives in 1 second
Me: If your insurance company ever watched your episodes...
Modern Rogues: Our what company? 😆😆😆
Jason catching the knife reminded me of a fire juggler, who asked me to throw him a torch and when I screwed it up, he threw it back, saying "again please". I caught it and delivered a clean throw. It took him like 10 seconds to realize, he just trew a burning torch towards a 12 year old boy, expecting him to catch it. He went pale as snow apologizing profusely but it was all fine and I felt like a bada** for the rest of the day.
Oh my god they are evolving.... Jason caught a knife and DIDN'T reset the injury counter!
WHAT MADNESS IS THIS???? HE MUST BE A CHANGLING!!!!
Brian holds the knife the way Voldemort holds his wand
Brian is completely safe in flip flops because he just never gets injured no matter how terrible the idea. Jason is wearing steel toes because he's learned.
lmao i just left a comment on the old knife throwing video that no spinning is the technique i learned from eastern martial arts meant for actual combat XD
Brians flip flop habit is growing increasingly dangerous
Thanks for making the shootout funny!
“There is face meat on the blade” is such a great line for fantasy
I like how Brian holds the knife with he's pinky up
Seeing those construction nails, so a little back story, I used to work on a golf course doing grounds keeping, and there was a random turf spike in our work cart, and the guy I was working with, was walking down the hill, he's like 200 feet away, I grab the turf spike and throw it like a throwing knife, and yelled "NAILED IT" thinking this thing would land next to him. It didn't. It did how ever go point first into the back of his head. I said about 1000 apologies and felt like poop about it, but, it's kind of funny now
Zach: This is a way of knife throwing without math
Also Zach: Yeah, I miscalculated so it landed flat