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I love that perfectly preserved anklyosaur in Canada. Because that is the one dinosaur we know EXACTLY what it looked like.
And it looks like it'll fuck your shit up by simply looking at you.
@@lennyface8195 It looks like it's fucking bulletproof
@@darthvendar6841 pretty sure it is to a degree.
I remember seeing that at the ROM
Also, we have hadrosaur mummies, know the color of feathered dinosaurs and a tiny ceratopsian known as Psittacosaurus, and have lots of other data on dinosaur soft tissues
Skulker is the very definition of "cursed". That is magnified by a factor of thirty when his autotune and soundboard get involved XD
Also, the Death Fridge is the fan name for the KV-2. Because its turret looks like a giant armored fridge, and it's armed with a 152mm howitzer that deals hideous amounts of damage to anything in its path, thus... Death Fridge.
King of Derp is the far more common nickname for kv-2
@@mrexists5400 I call them target practice because I always run Germans with long 75s XD
Please. Go check out badgers world of tanks video titled, "The Bunker Buster" That is where they discover the Dicker Max. The chat they have talking about it.....
In all my time playing warthunder against players who love theiv KV-2s I have never been scared of them.
I guess because I'm too busy ballin in my Marder doing donuts around them like it's going out of style.
"I don't care if this gets me demonetized, but bullying gets you results. Period." - TheRussianBadger, 2021
"i make my money by getting dunked on by my chat"
so, fun history fact, Rome had a social welfare policy where you could become a laughing stock, anyone could mock or insult you, and you just had to go along with it. if you did, you got to take a wage from the public coffers.
we have come full circle
Is there anything the Romans didn’t think of/shamelessly steal?
@@sirapple589 well, that is proper empire building, now isn't it. you spread your culture where it can take root, and take the best bits of the subjugated culture. the Romans didn't wander into a place and say "you play by our rules, and only our rules"; they would pray to the native gods, and change their own mythology to integrate the local gods into their own pantheon.
for example, when the Romans took over Egypt, they added to their mythos that at some point, when the titans or the some great cataclysm was occuring, the Roman gods fled to egypt, and wore animals' heads to hide their identity. the Cult of Isis (fertility and home/hearth goddess) was an important goddess in Rome and Roman provinces long after Christianity and Islam took hold and wiped out the cults of the other gods like Jupiter/Zeus or Neptune/Posiden.
a long lasting empire knows what's good, and welcomes the good, even when it is foreign. Rome and Persia both figured this out
This is also extended to their military
If the Enemy had some superior weapon, warcraft-design (boat, wagon, whatever)
or strategy the Romans would steal it and use it themselves.
But they also were pretty moronic with how they then implemented them sometimes.
Like in the first Punic war, where they stole their Enemy's Ship design.
But they didn't train their soldiers for
sea... well anything, so that caused issues. When their soldiers finally were sea safe, they again ran into Issues because... they didn't have any sea warfare strategies, so they got bodied.
And then they invented a means for boarding the Enemy's ships, which did solve that problem.
the Dicker Max is a real German tank destroyer, but the model Badger introduced was the Nashorn
the "Death Fridge" is the KV-2, which has the potential of one shot nearly every tank in the same tier and lower
Also "Dicker Max" means "Fat Max", which sounds more like a brand of sausage.
Fun fact: the last stand scene from the end of Fury, was based on a real event involving a knocked out KV2 that held a cross road against a massive German assault.
It was originally meant to destroy bunkers. BUNKERS!
@@yellowhawk01 In Soviet Russia, anything can happen
Source doesn't have a model for the dicker that's why he used the nash
Fun fact: snakes don't actually unhinge their jaws. They've got an extra bone between their skull and their mandibles that lets them hyperextend their jaws.
and their lower jaw is split and connected by a tendon.
Horses though, they got that stretchy jaw.
How is this fun?
@@Hiimreggie its fun watching other people's disgusted reactions.
Fun fact: during Napoleons invasion of Russia the reason most of his troops died to the cold wasn’t because they didn’t prepare for winter but because they manufactured their uniforms with tin buttons. This meant the buttons shattered in the freezing Russian winter and the soldiers couldn’t close their coats. It’s scarily similar to how since the Vietnam war US soldiers have had so many fire retardant chemicals put into their uniforms that they have a higher chance to get cancer than a lot of other soldiers in other countries.
Artillery is extra accurate in World of Tanks, because for some god forsaken reason, the developers gave it the equivalent of Google Earth eagle eye view of the map.
but its balanced by firing spitwads that do basically nothing
@@fubar9629 you probably only play against the french and british then
Tbf it still works better than Chromehounds did
@@fubar9629 -Clips of Badger and co getting oneshotted by Arties play-
WT players dont even need a map they just snipe you across
He's still got a point though, it might be $400 for 500 rounds of 5.7 right now, but it does have a damage buff against poor people. If I was your average Glock owning hooligan and I learned the guy I wanted to rob had a FN Five-seveN, I'd probably not take the risk and find another house
Also, to be real, it's the same reason people buy nicer cars, it's not like he'll get to use it lol
A Five-seveN with a 30 round extended mag as well.
Badger deals psychic damage to all of the poors within a 100 meter radius every time he fires his Five-SeveN
Assuming bullet-resistent vests get involved, technically all guns have a buff against poor people.
Lets be honest, anyone here who watched MHGR for more than 2 months clearly came just to see how long he can turn a 10 minute video.
So far he turned this one from 10 minutes to 50 minutes.
Actual reaction video unlike those channels that just put their camera over the video and just watch it without saying a word.
He turned a 50 min video into 3 or 4 video's each an hour in length.
I feel like focus fire happens a lot on table top wargames. You wanna get the big scary or the things you dont like off the board as fast as possible and you dont want shots to bounce so you have a tendency to dump overwhelming force onto single key units with the hope of erasing them before they put their value into the fight.
Mostly it's due to health points. In most games whether they be tabletop or video games units don't go down with a single hit and even a unit with 1 hit point will deal just as much damage and be just as resistant to further damage as a unit with all of it's health points. There are a few systems that don't work this way (Battletech, Advanced Wars, and War Thunder are the three that immediately come to mind) since in those systems wounded units will often lose some amount of functionality but in the real world a single penetrating hit has the potential to be a mission kill at the very least and so concentrating fire is inefficient.
43:43 "There's no government contract for 5.7."
There is, but the overwhelming majority of it, if not all of it, is used by this one military base outside Colorado Springs. I think it's called Cheyenne Mountain.
and for some reason they need it all for some deep space radar program.
@@thatguybrody4819 noooo it's because of the StarGate
And then there's also the Secret Service who uses it but that's very select few. Seriously the Secret Service is the main reason for the P90 USG.
The dicker max is a real German tank
15:03 "how does it feel to fight for capitalism" immediately cuts to an ad
The Russian Death Fridge is the KV-2, and a reference to an older RussianBadger World of Tanks video also titled Russian Death Fridge.
Regarding the little bit about wargaming simulations and all that, for the most part it's actually more effective for tanks to each acquire their own individual target rather than concentrate on a single target, because more often than not a single penetrating hit is all that's needed to render a tank inoperable if not outright destroyed.
Say, 15 friendly tanks find 15 enemy tanks and each of the friendlies take a shot at a the 15 enemy tanks, if all shots hit and penetrate, you ended the battle in a single volley. Compare to 15 friendlies fire on a single tank, you'll have to fire 15 volleys to end the fight if the surviving enemy tanks don't return fire in a coordinated manner like in the first scenario.
The reason focus fire is a decent tactic in WoT is because the tanks have health points. It's unlikely for them to die to a single shot. And as long as they are alive and their gun is in play, they still deal as much damage back as if they were full health. And even then, focusing 15 shots on a single tank would still be somewhat wasteful, compared to lining up enough tanks for a sure kill on a single volley to get rid of as many guns as possible as fast as possible.
Even if you shot doesn't hit anything important, just passes through, chances are the crew will still evacuate out of fear. The last thing I'd want to risk is burning alive in a tin can.
So it's war thunder simulation then?
Look, maybe that Chicken is friendly, or maybe it isn't. Is that really a risk you can afford to take?
The .700 is a stopping rifle, used as a oh crap backup when hunting things like water buffalo, rhinos, etc. In case the big game hunter fails to kill it with the first shot and it charges
Unfortunately, it's hard to set up for a joke about American healthcare when it's already a joke.
Insurance fucked it completely. Before Insurance it was actually affordable
@@saber5694 and then the US it is one of the last Nations to socialize nationalize Healthcare so the insurance company and pharmaceuticals are holding onto it, fighting everything tooth and nail so they can keep their profits up.
@@clonescope2433 the thing is you shouldn't need help paying for basic care from the government or insurance. Let's face it there is no reason a dose of Tylenol should cost $50 at a hospital when you can get a bottle for 5 at the store with 50 doses in it. It's something that need to be fixed and any type of government health care is unaffordable until it is.
@@saber5694 yes but at this point it's so ingrained that it takes something as big as a government to break it basically. It's a sad fact of reality.
@@clonescope2433 yes and no. There are two problems that are causing the high prices. 1 hospitals hiding there prices. Knowing the prices will lead to people shopping for non emergency care. This will eventually bring down prices. Now a regulation has been passed to force them to do this but Bidens administration has put enforcement as not a priority. 2 deregulation on how many hospitals can be in an area. Hospitals tend to be regulated to one pre a certain population. So smaller hospitals can't be built to compete for non emergency care. Both of these allow people to shop for non emergency care which will force othe hospitals to lower prices
5:00 I will never forget the time my doctor told me to eat a whole pint of my favorite ice cream because I had basically zero body fat. I’m the one percent!!!😂
Time for a pizza week lol
My brother is the same, he has way too little body fat. Unfortunately I’m the opposite.
If I even think about ice cream I gain 2 lbs.
I can still at 34 eat my body weight in food and still be hungry. Must be nice to keep weight or fat on ones body, I freeze even in the summer time lol.
37:00 - According to Wikipedia, 59 nations celebrate an independence day from the UK. Almost as much as France (35) and Russia/USSR/RSFSR (25) combined
Also, 15 countries have two independence days, seven from both the RSFSR and USSR (as many as from Portugal)
The first character in the video is a character model from Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. A Call of Duty focused around humans on Earth fighting humans that live on Mars.
The 5.7 round: A miniaturized rifle round, intended to deliver rifle-like performance in (and from) a smaller package.
I really don't see the purpose in getting a high precision, high penetration, compact round... for regular self defense purposes.
And then Kel-Tec made the P-50, and it's like "cool, you made a crazy pistol that takes P90 mags, why tho"
I just don't get the civil side of the 5.7 market at all.
It only hits about as hard a a 22 magnum and any decently made hard armor since the 1990s will stop it.
Damage buff against poor people duh
They're a pleasure to shoot, at least. Good sights, minimal recoil, 20-round mag. I got my hands on one at the range once, but I still wouldn't buy one.
@@crowe6961 Yeah I'll give it that, they really are nice guns it's just that the actual performance of the round gets hyped up WAY beyond it's actual capabilities.
"dicker" is german for "thick"
so it means "Thick max"
Stone soup isn't just a bushcraft method. I just can't remember the practical reason for doing it off hand.
Khorkhog and Boodog, Mongolian dishes that incorporates the stone on a fundamental level.
@@alcatraz160 I was thinking old English stews. I don't know enough about Mongolian dishes for that to have been a thought.
@@vagabondwastrel2361 i'm pretty sure using hot rocks to cook dates back to the stone age
I think it is the fact that some woods give food an undesirable taste when used to cook. Also certain cooking vessels, especially DIY, will be damaged or destroyed by flame, but drop a flame-heated rock in it and it will boil the water without destroying the cooking vessel.
"what is a death fridge and how do I find one?"
Comrade, you do not find death fridge, death fridge finds you
14:00-16:13 Hes a little confused but he's got the spirit
Canadians still like the british, we asked nicely for our freedom and got it in the 60s. The Loyalist's are still going strong in Canadian culture and we'll always be the good boys and girls that for some reason make call of duty characters when war happens like Leo Major
Beware the wrath of a quiet man.
I think what was being said at about the 20 minute mark was "coordinated fire" or "talking guns". A combination of communicating available targets, calling targets, and staggering fire so that no two guns hit the same target twice. But since this is all so rigid and the battlefield is not, It is more accurately described as "relay and rely".
As far as I know, Badger owns a Glock 17 and a FN 5.7. I wouldn't even be surprised if he managed to get his hands on an AR-15.
AR-15s are some of the most popular rifles in America, it'd be weird if he had a Ruger Mini-30 or something.
Came for a reaction, got a lecture…
As a "real tanker", I can confirm that the claim we don't mess around is, in fact, untrue.
This actually gave me an idea. How about reacting to some military fails and military people fucking around?
43:40 There are currently about 35 countries around the world that use the FN P-90 in either their millitary or police forces, the P-90 fires the 5.7mm round used in the FN 5.7 so I assume that they are still being produced, even if most of it goes to those markets and not for public consumption.
Paul's water boiling in a plastic bottle method sounds like a recipe for mineral water
When you were talking about audio problems, my headphone cable slipped and I just heard you say "...and so it would auto mu-"
Day one, in socialized healthcare societies (no healthcare is truly free, you pay with your tax dollars), do not get sick on a Sunday cause you'll be out of luck with your local clinic. Going to the hospital, you wait in triage. Meaning you get judged by a nurse to determine how important you are. After waiting to see the nurse, you then have to wait to see the doctor .That nurse will tell you if you have to wait 2 hours or if you have to wait 10 hours depending on how busy they are. A guy with a broken clavicle waited 5 hours before getting a turnaround. The hospital said they couldn't do anything and he had to go see an orthopedic the next day since it was the weekend. Another guy was waiting 9 hours for penicillin. Another with a broken wrist just walked out after waiting 4 hours.
Day 2, let's say John wanted to get a blood test done to check his cholesterol levels but he doesn't have a family doctor. So he goes to the clinic. Most likely you'll find a line of cars out the driveway. And once you get in, more waiting ensues to see the nurse. Buuuuut if you aren't sick, they won't see you. Not even for a blood test. So, you will have to go through the intensely difficult process of getting a family doctor, might can see one in 2-3 years if you're lucky. The nurse recommends he see a private clinic, which will cost roughly $900. AKA, she recommends paying for better healthcare, which is what we do by default in America. This CLSC was open between Monday and Friday from 9-12, so they were already too late.
Day 3, at the CLSC John is told "if you have money, some day you will see a doctor." The government employee recommends seeing a private clinic.
Maybe he's the odd one out, though, so what about other Canadians? Diane's mother had circulatory problems with her right leg, but they ended up ruining that one as well so she had both legs amputated. She needed an operation for well over a year, but they never did it. Once the year past they tried unblocking her left leg, but ended up blocking the right. They waited and waited and so now, no legs. They even cut off the healthier leg before the worse one. Had they operated perhaps she could have kept at least one of her legs. There are people who need MRI's right now, but can't because they're missing the proper equipment. So far everything has been "free," but what happens when she needs a wheelchair? Additions to the house to make it wheelchair accessible? A lift for their car? She says if she had known it would have taken this long, she would have absolutely been willing to pay for better healthcare.
Back to John many years back, on a Monday he stepped on a rusty nail at work, so he went to the local clinic to get a tetanus shot. He waited and waited, and once he saw the doctor they said they ran out of tetanus shots, to come back Thursday.
Baby Hayden was very ill so her mother took her to the hospital. It was a gastro, which usually lasted about 12 hours for her, but had been going on now for 2 or 3 days. She was lifeless and lethargic. They waited 7 hours before they got seen. When she got seen, they told her it's just gastro and sent them home. After going home, Hayden's fever got worse and her mother began to worry. So she took her baby to the children's hospital where it took 2 hours just to see a nurse. They ended up keeping them for almost a week.
Matthew has to see a dermatologist. He would wait anywhere between 5 and 7 months to see the doctor, and only about 3-5 minutes to be diagnosed and get a prescription. But, the meds ended up not working, so he had to be put back on the waiting list again. He got so discouraged he ended up not making an appointment at all. It could take a year or more to get the medicine you actually need.
These are just a few of the millions of stories from Canada. Considering the AVERAGE wait time to see a specialist is 17.3 weeks in 2008, and over 2.8% of the population is on the waiting list to receive treatment, there's bound to be a few unhappy campers! This is all because the Canadian healthcare system is overburdened. The "free" healthcare system is overburdened. And because of its inefficiency, it's underfunded. To keep healthcare spending to a minimum, they have to ration it. But at least it's free... right? Well, not really.
In Quebec, a single-parent household that makes $35,000 pays 59.6% in local and federal tax. A two-parent household that makes $65,000 pays 47.7%. Compare this to California where the same pay 31.25% and 34.55% respectively. The truth of the matter is, a huge amount of tax is required to keep this system "afloat." Because, like all government funded programs, it's proven to be terribly inefficient. Even Claude Castonguay, the man who lead to created this system, has declared it a crisis and has acknowledged the need to eliminate the government monopoly on healthcare to allow more privatization. Also, the sales tax in Quebec is always over 12%, and even 15% over some of the other provinces.
Here's how it works: In Canada, there's a federal GST, which by 2009 was reduced to 5%, and then each province adds their own provincial tax, like the Quebec QST which was a little under 8% in 2009. The problem is the provincial tax is only added onto the total AFTER the 5% GST is added on. So a $1,000 total with the GST added on would be $1,050. Add the QST and it's up to $1,134. So you are essentially taxed on paying taxes. But that isn't fare to look at statistics and numbers because as we all know, socialism creates a safety net for poor people to have a greater quality of living in all other areas of life... Right?
Getting a footlong from Subway. At one point it was $5 for a footlong in America, in Canada? $8.99 before tax. A $25 order in Canada would be less than $19 in America. Everything, even before tax, is more expensive. It isn't uncommon to find a 30-50% higher price tag than here in the United States. In 2009 the average gas price was just shy of $2.64/gallon. In Canada it was about $3.83/gallon.
So why not have both privatized and socialized? The problem with a 2-tiered system is that it creates a system where only the super rich can afford decent healthcare. Remember what the nurse said earlier? $900 for a private clinic visit to get a health checkup. And with the ridiculous income tax and sales tax and cost of living, the poor and middle class in Quebec don't have that kind of money to burn. The rich will always be able to afford the better privatized healthcare, while the poor are always going to be forced to pay for the deteriorating bad healthcare whether they like it or not. If they wanted to get private healthcare, that would be like an American paying for two separate insurance plans. When you remove choice, it's always the middle class who gets piped.
And FYI, John never did get that blood test done.
"And some guys just occupy a uniform, and they all get paid the same"
lol them E4 Mafia vibes.
Unless I'm mistaken, Badger completed the Navy Officer academy, but quit the military before fully enlisting.
Fun fact about the FN Five Seven; it’s used by over 40 police units and militaries in the world; including; the United States
I think my almost Marine brain (I broke my ankle a couple of weeks before graduation) is getting to me because for the longest time I didn’t realize this channel and Veteran reacts was the same with the same person.
Cool to see a museum 10 minutes away from me mentioned.
The Dicker Max, also known as the "Big Max" is indeed a real tank developed by Germany, which is unsurprising considering they have a candy there called "Super Dickmann's Dicke Nusse".
Ayy nice. This one is fun
17:23 I agree with most points, but I also think that during times of war, like WWII, merit becomes a bigger factor in terms of promotion. Number one example being Admiral Willis Augustus "Ching" Lee of the USN. He went to the War College, was given a light cruiser command, then went to commanding the flagship of Battleship Division 6 and Task Group 12.2, BB-56 USS Washington. He later went on to be instrumental in the Second Night of the Battle of Guadalcanal, mostly due to his fundamental understanding of gunnery (he was an Olympic sharpshooter and naval gunnery is esentially sniping) radar (Washington's primitive version of what would later become what is now known as the CIC was in his quarters) that he often times confuse his gunnery and radar officers with how indepth he went. Washington sank Kirishima in one salvo (if Irecall correctly), mainly due to his intense training of his crue in independant thought (one gunnery officer ordered a firing of 'star shells' or flares to blind the Japanese fleet, which ended in almost 60 rounds being fired before the cease fire order could be given) and gunnery skills.
Just to point out that Bing is a character from CoD Infinite Warfare, Skulker is the Combine Soldier from Half Life, Badger is something cool that I wish I knew where it was from, Geuce is either Doom(2016) Multiplayer or Anthem, Eekaj is a ragdoll model or base model, Badda is TABS red, Jello is a Halo Spartan from Reach, Dustin is I believe either a character from CoD Black Ops 2 or Ghost or Battlefield(More likely the Black Ops 2), Heavenly is Doom Guy(2016), Clu is from Dark Souls(The one on the cover of Dark Souls Remastered), Booger I think is a character model from the Batman Arkham Knight series of games,. These models are usually always used and yes I hate myself. Also buy an AK.
Bruh! Your accent kills me. Where are you from? “Musam”, and “expresso”. I love it.
I am a badger fan actually, but your commentary makes his videos even better.
My sister had a friend who was in the Marines and he said the exact same thing you said about the Army. It's a funny little thing.
Dicker Max is an actual German tank
5.7 is bad for home defense, because it's the first thing getting stolen
Also, wasn't that Badger's "shoot through the neighbor's house" gun?
I believe the D-day beach you were originally talking about was Pointe-du-hoc which was where the german batteries where. (as soon as the Americans got on top of the cliffs, the artillery was gone since it was already in Calais because of how effective the Ghost Army was)
Chickens are extremely intelligent and emotional animals. They can even recognize faces, so they know who's an intruder or not. But they're also not smart enough to not be delicious with barbeque sauce.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't there tank suppressors, but they are like the size of the tank itself and take forever to set up?
I don't know if Paul will read this, but have you tried using rtx voice to mute the computer fan noises?, I use it and it mutes almost all background noise
"you get bullied for money? How you'd explain that to the IRS" to speed up the process, here's badger's response: "that's the neat part, *I DON'T*"
And also, the KV-"death fridge"-2 is one of those best tank ideas, that only the soviets could pull of to this degree, that is a LITERAL NAVAL GUN ON TRACKS
I've watched the actual Badger video like...three times now, but I hadn't noticed until now that he has Skulker sitting in what looked like the Froggie Chair when he's talking about Skulkers offer.
Funny you should mention about using a hot stone to boil water. I remember in Eragon, a couple characters made a stew using that method with a leather bag
those were good books, movie was pretty eh though
41:40 KV2 has like a 26 second reload
Its price for me, being healthy costs more than being unhealthy
Nah ur good bro, it's been a minute
Someone probably already said this but the player model in the beginning of the video is not Isaac Clark its a random soldier from call of duty infinite warfare
Is that the Halo Wars 2 Jordan loading screen poster in the background?
I swear, it’s a meme that military men will inevitably raise chickens in retirement. My dad does it, Paul does it, and several other people my dad served with do it.
I mean
Chicken and the Eggs are a good source of protein so I guess that could be one of the reasons
Of all forms of livestock chickens seem the most low maintaince.
"Just buy bird feed lol."
Chickens are fucking nature's soldiers.
You ever seen an angry chicken?
Shit will rip out your eyes and piss on your brain as your family and loved ones watch.
They're loyal, resilient and willing to sacrifice themselves in dire situations.
The dicker max is the nickname for the tank I think it was a prototype tank meant to destroy bunkers
Absolutely BOGGLES my mind britain had owned so much of the world and now have been reduced to island almost 3x smaller than texas
From what I remember Skulker specifically autotunes to just the note G on every single word so it just sounds cursed.
Just having mhgr telling us things what he learned while in the military and out of the military
I wonder what your neighbors think when they hear you record
Kentucky also had the world's largest Toyota plant as well.
I really don't want to be that guy but when talking about the forces that landed at D Day, a lot of people forget the Free French that landed at Sword beach.
There were like a dozen FN57 given to unfortunate privates in Indonesia. I happen to be one of them...
Intro: bings avatar is a default cod infinite warfare warfighter class character
Dicker max is a real German bunker destroyer
For most large carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs, it doesn’t really matter how you dress them up, that’s still going to be a creature that weighs over a ton and can easily fuck your shit up. Even the babies are dangerous because if they get close to you, momma's gonna give you a one way ticket to the afterlife.
“Is that issac clark?”
I think it’s a model from CoD
41:55 yes, tanks do often have the thickest armor in the front, not the kv-2, 75mm armor all around becouse the kv series of tanks have only one good feature: armor, for real, this series of tanks where not very good, some where lacking in firepower, manuverability was awful and most of the time they just broke but the armor... *sheff kiss*
You mean 7,5mm?
Or does this tank have 3/4 of a meter thick armor?
In which case, durability would be the one problem that it wouldn't have.
@@Ze_N00B 3/4 of a meter ar 750 millimiters. 1 meter= 1000 millimiters. I said 75 millimiters. As a little bonus, the thickest armor that I can think (just raw armor, no angle) is the T95/T28 with 300 millimiters of frontal armor, thats 1/3 of a meter and more than the maus, althought the maus had more overall armor and the frontal armor was angled making it more effective... and im rambling,sorry.
Death fridge is a KV-2 russian tank, and you just kinda get it sometimes
When I got the covid shot, I was the .3% or whatever but it heavily damaged my nervous system and made me forget a lot of things and speaking made me choke a lot but it went away after a week of zinc and vitamins but it pretty scary to lose control of your memory and body
Damn that sounds pretty tough. Im glad that it went and hope you dont have to experience something like that again.
I know that im kinda late with this comment but better late than never.
Dang being regular weight or even overweight would be a dream, I have been underweight for so long
I'd take being thin like I was in high school again.
Being thin is fine, being underweight is a nightmare tbh. Totally different from being overweight, but it has its own problems. I wouldnt want anyone to be underweight after experiencing it
I slightly know that another gun badger owns also happens to be a .50 Cal Deagle
The Dicker Max/Fat Max is it’s real name and was apparently made to BLAST BUNKERS
I’m pretty sure Badger got a 5.7 because it’s the signature weapon of Sam Fisher from the Splinter Cell series. He’s a big fan of Chaos Theory.
In Columbus there was a coffee shop called Rifleman's Brew and they had a mix they called the the bmg
I think they went out of business unfortunately
Damn Paul, can't tell if you had a hard roll on the mats at bjj or you haven't been getting much sleep. Those bags under your eyes are lopsided.
fun fact, snails have their own separate personalities.
watching this video from badger fucking broke me. also "The Five-seven is currently in service with military and police forces in over 40 nations, including Canada, France, Greece, India, Poland, Spain, and the United States. In the United States, the Five-seven is in use with numerous law enforcement agencies, including the U.S. Secret Service." 5.7 is good for AP while still existing in a compact fashion.
I own an ar10 style rifle in 5.7 (it's custom built by my buddy that makes wierd conversions for ars) also rn a box of 5.7 is cheaper then a box of 9mm here
And I only own it because I like to dick around with steel plates
Secret service uses 5.7 but 57 was popular in the 90s but ever since the cold war we havent had a need for PDWs that can penetrate body armor anymore. since most foes we fight these days don't wear body armor.
The American citizen isn't allowed to buy armor indeed
@@benren7305 that's where you're wrong we are allowed to own armor
Chicken reveal when???
How you turn that in to 50 minutes !?!?!??!
I'm now curious about what MGH was gonna say about penicillin being ironic
Love your videos but disagree about factories not producing uncommon caliber ammo during the shortage. What's the markup on 5.7 vs 9mm for almost identical production costs? For the factories, a box of 5.7 makes way more than 9 and will sell, especially at the lower quantity that is now guaranteed
I own an fun 5.7 and make all my ammo from 5.7 up to 50bmg and ill say that 5.7 is the most finicky and pain in the ass cartridge to reload. Most fun handgun to shoot though so it averages out.
You are the second person I've heard who's pronounced museum as mu-zaam (I can't spell syllables), the first was in an audiobook made about 5 years ago. Is it a regional thing where you grew up, or something different? I'm honestly curious.
probably just a regional thing pretty sure the people where I live pronounce it like that not that any of them have ever been to a museum unless its the confederate museum lol
first time i've heard it.
Badger definitely has a Garand. I don't know this, but I KNOW this.
.700 Nitro Express is a big game cartridge. Mainly used for Elephants and Rhinoceros, supposedly it's got enough force behind it to stop a charging animal.
It's funny because being medically obese in this country is very easy to do. I dont feel obese but I'm technically considered obese according to doctors, yet my belly doesn't hang a foot out in front of me and walking isn't hard.
Ah man just be thankful you can keep anything on you. I'm 34 and can eat my own body weight in food and won't gain a pound. It sucks really really fing sucks...
700 nitro express is used for safari hunting on big game, like buffalo or elephants
Me: watching an Old War Man talk about War Things
Also me: watching a Clown Car Car Crash outside the internet equivalent of my house
@MHGR The U.S Secret Service does use the FN Five-seveN, as well as many European militaries.
Bad part is how you can afford four or five bags of chips for the price of one or two broccoli crowns.