"There are no fingerprints deep underwater there bud...". And THIS is another reason why I'm grateful Canada is one of our closest allies and not an enemy😅🤣
As a dual citizen who's been in Canada for the most of it, even if we were your enemy we would have the ability to inflict *flips pages* let me see if my math is right... carry the two and oh yeah 0 fucking chance. The Canadian defense tactic is we are so fucking big America will come to our aid before anyone can inflict real damage. We spend 8.1 billion in our funny money which is about 5.9 billion real dollars or about half of the total cost of 1 aircraft carrier. Besides the geese we have a platoon not an army.
Reminds me of the line from one of the Posleen Wars books. This is what happens when you let rednecks play with antimatter. They fired a cluster munition that took out half the state of Georgia.
"It's just that I am so agitated, because some Chinese little shit strolled into my room, is tracking one of my carriers with a satellite, and is trying to impress me like his drunken acholic father."
And here I am trying to wrap my head around 5D chess with multiverse time travel because a friend thought it would be fun to put together a small tournament this weekend between our friend group.
@@sintanan469 Really, the game is just 3D chess, the time travel/multiverse basically functions as one dimensional layer, but it's still complicated as heck
As an Old Fogey, I do admit, we do need to make sure to instill creativity and an occasional "low tech" mindset into the younger generations. (before we vanish) As Afghanistan demonstrated, sometimes High-tech things can be vulnerable to low tech approaches. (and sometimes High tech problems can have low tech solutions.) Not saying to abandon technical superiority, or anything like that. Just don't stay SO focused "looking ahead" that you might miss the "simple solution" right behind you.
"why would you build that?" Maybe if the rest of the world could get their shit together we wouldn't need a planetary defense system capable of killing Mars.
to be fair it's a mother's instinct to question the mental health of her children. EVEN IF THOSE CHILDREN WENT NO CONTACT FOR OVER 100 YEARS. I'm fine mom.
@@articbear23 The main thing that keeps that movie from aging as well as it might otherwise is the data capacity (160 GB). Should've gone for multiple TB or higher.
It would get straightened out fairly quickly, if the people would allow us to operate, the way those that created it said it should operate. George Washington said (paraphrasing here of course.) "In order to keep your freedom. Individually, nationally, and globally, mind your own fkng business."
Knowing what I know about the world and their domestic issues, having any one of them ask _"have you fixed your problem yet, America?"_ is effectively them throwing a gigantic boulder through the front of their glass house. Even funnier (and maybe refreshing?) is hearing someone talk about their domestic political issues, and then following it up with "THIS is why America laughs at us!!"
"The Great China can use low-tech means to track your aircraft carriers." "Congratulations, West Taiwan, you've achieved the equivalent of locating the broad side of a barn door with a borrowed disposable camera."
@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 or it's completely irrelevant. no one is out here trying to hide an aircraft carrier. because you can't do it. seeing and targeting something are two VERY different things.
And what happens when google just doesnt update their images in that region for a week and suddenly the floating cities of freedom you thought were half way across the ocean are suddenly off your coast.
Yeah, according to Google I have a swimming pool and a huge satellite dish in my backyard. I've never had either of those. The previous homeowners did have them.....15 years ago.!😂
General reminder that the UK has no ground here. They created Green Mace. A 4 inch, water cooled, 90 rounds a minute, radar guided, AA cannon in the 50s. The UK also looked into 6 inch/4inch Little John adapter based AA guns in the late 40s. The US for its part was looking at 120mm, 127/60mm and larger calibers in 1952 to plink at up to 100,000 and 120,000 ft. The US Navy for its part tested Little John adapters on 5” /38s as late as 1955.
@@StellarGale yah the Navy was trying to get more range and v0 with the adapter but it didn't work out so well in testing. As well as keep the older /38s in service longer.
The naval historian in must now point out the existence of the 5" dual purpose guns like the 5"/38 and the 5"/54 in all its iterations. And then there's the 6"/47DP Mk 16s mounted on the Worcester class cruisers. And then if you want to count it, the 8"/55RF Mk 16s found on the Des Moines class cruisers. Not a true dual purpose gun, but if a plane happened to be flying at a height and distance the 8" guns could elevate to... Anyways, the fun part about this new 155mm gun is that they're apparently trying to use the HVP projectiles we originally developed for the navy's railgun.
If you really want to nitpick, Yamato was given 460mm “beehive” shells for her main guns, which were intended to be used against planes (but never, from what I’ve read, actually hit one, despite several being fired), and Tirpitz while grounded in Altafjord was given fused HE shells for her 380mm main guns, which were for firing at aircraft, which she used during the British raids to little effect.
reason for the 155mm aa is simple, it can hit ground targets too, and its cheaper than most air defense missiles, which is kinda important when everyone and their dog has a drone.
@@JonathanScarlet still no passive enough. I think "Lincoln passed away today at the age of 44* due to acute lead poisoning" *I don't know his actual age when he died and am too lazy to look it up.
"What the Hells wrong with you?" "Ask my parents." Edit: The top line is UK, and the bottom is the USA. Meant parents as UK and bits of all other countries.
THERE ARE NO FINGERPRINTS DEEP UNDERWATER! NOTHING TO TIE ONE TO A CRIME! I also did NOT see a Dethklok quote coming, but I'm here for it! Ps. The song is called Murmaider.
i mean we put an SM6 on the side of an FA18, pretty sure they're part of the "any sensor, any platform" deal. Which means an F35 can be well ahead of the FA18, feeding them sensor data
@@isaacdoggart4879the 8" guns on the Des Moines could only elevate to 41 degrees, about what British destroyers could do in WW2. The Worcesters had similar rapid firing with their 6" guns but could elevate to 78 degrees.
During the 155mm AA bit, the entire time i was just thinking of the swedish Bkan 1C autoloading SPG with like a 2.3 reload, and the japanese Type 75 SPH which also comes with a proxi-HE shell for anti-air
"There are no fingerprints deep underwater. Nothing to tie one to a crime." I'm pretty sure that those are lyrics from metalocalyps's song Mermaider . I love it
I remember growing up in Scandinavia in the 80s and 90s. Poland was a fucking joke. They were basically stone age people. Well, they certainly got their shit together in a measly 30 years.
Any idea why that might have been the case (setting aside the matter that the image of Poland was greatly influenced by sides with certain agendas)? Scandinavian genius?
@@gawainethefirst true but having a guidance system integrated into a artillery battery aboard ship that isn’t just a missile launcher but a 155mm HE shell?! That’s gnarly!
Just adding a new twist to something that hasn't been dusted off much since WWII. Sounds like the MIC is getting AA-guns that mid-range niche back that they had before SAMs were invented.
@peekaboopeekaboo1165 Allright bud, let's get you back to your nursing home. If "The Great China" had access to those tools, they wouldn't need to use lo-res pictures to find our Aircraft Carriers.
canadian here, I once accidentally developed communications technology for china since it was so behind. this happens alot actually, so theyve made ti a thing to send people over here and relay information back
Asian country taking "L's".... really?... heh (Yes, I realize this is the 21st century, but I was born in the 20th century where those kinds of tasteless jokes were still told)
"The largest anti-aircraft cannon I've made is 120mm." That might be true for a dedicated AA platform...but there were radio-prox fuzes for the 8-inch shells fielded by late-war and cold-war heavy gun cruisers. CIWS, meet FOWS (Far-Out Weapon System).
"Made in West Taiwan" would be a hilarious shirt idea, have it on the tag too.
@@SolLunaris I’d buy one indefinitely
I want one 🤤
"Made in ROC" most definitely would be hilariously anti-woke idea for shirts and tags !
Literally have them made in China...
I've definitely seen "I was made in Taiwan." shirts on a study abroad group in San Fransisco. One of them also had a neat ROC air force hat.
"155 MILIMETERS of PURE FREEDOMMMM" and they ask why, as Canada said "Hey there, Hi there, HOO there bud"
As its coming in all you hear is "AMERICA FUCK YEAH!"
I hope Canucks dont take offense to this but yeah we vibe when they speak like that.
Gotta love Newfies...
155 Millimeters in American units is about 6-1/8 inches in diameter. That's a projectile approximately the size of your head.
Canadian here lived from Ontario to Newfoundland. Love the accent n everyone I talk to loves Canada's character ahahahaha
"There are no fingerprints deep underwater there bud...". And THIS is another reason why I'm grateful Canada is one of our closest allies and not an enemy😅🤣
As a dual citizen who's been in Canada for the most of it, even if we were your enemy we would have the ability to inflict *flips pages* let me see if my math is right... carry the two and oh yeah 0 fucking chance. The Canadian defense tactic is we are so fucking big America will come to our aid before anyone can inflict real damage. We spend 8.1 billion in our funny money which is about 5.9 billion real dollars or about half of the total cost of 1 aircraft carrier. Besides the geese we have a platoon not an army.
A quote from Dethklok - Murmaider, based HLC.
Wasn't always that, and someone fucked around and found out. 😅😅😅
"And if you seek vengeance all you need are instruments of pain."
The only reason they weren't charged with war crimes is because of them we made a rule book 😂
"Vodka flavored dipshit" is my new favorite thing
Slavic special ed is mine
How is this not the #1 comment? That line had me rolling lol. Just one!
Not gonna lie when Poland said just 1 I really thought he was gonna be talking about buying one of the kid
@@runeshark22 same
i'm sorry, i just cannot wrap my head around a high pitched, soft anime girl voice saying "vodka-flavord dipshit"
"Boredom, mostly..."
Right up there with my all time fave: "In my defense, I was left unsupervised...."
yupp lol
Is this why we gave Florida man a lab cost and a defense budget
Reminds me of the line from one of the Posleen Wars books. This is what happens when you let rednecks play with antimatter. They fired a cluster munition that took out half the state of Georgia.
British: “I’m trying to have a serious conversation with you”
USA: “Oh, me too. But I’m failing, and I’m sorry for that.”
Did someone blow up his seventy inch plasma screen TV?
Hellsing ultimate abridged love it
"It's just that I am so agitated, because some Chinese little shit strolled into my room, is tracking one of my carriers with a satellite, and is trying to impress me like his drunken acholic father."
@@danielmclellan1522i bet it was a whiny former superpower bitch.
Finally, a man with so damn culture around here
West Taiwan playing low tech checkers while USA plays low tech 4D chess.
And here I am trying to wrap my head around 5D chess with multiverse time travel because a friend thought it would be fun to put together a small tournament this weekend between our friend group.
@@sintanan469 Really, the game is just 3D chess, the time travel/multiverse basically functions as one dimensional layer, but it's still complicated as heck
As an Old Fogey, I do admit, we do need to make sure to instill creativity and an occasional "low tech" mindset into the younger generations. (before we vanish)
As Afghanistan demonstrated, sometimes High-tech things can be vulnerable to low tech approaches. (and sometimes High tech problems can have low tech solutions.)
Not saying to abandon technical superiority, or anything like that. Just don't stay SO focused "looking ahead" that you might miss the "simple solution" right behind you.
Remember they called American soldiers cowards because we couldn’t bayonet fight
Because they constantly ran out of ammo
The US is trying.
"why would you build that?"
Maybe if the rest of the world could get their shit together we wouldn't need a planetary defense system capable of killing Mars.
"You can't just shoot a hole in the surface of mars!"
@@flyboy6392 The Buff: I like those odds
@@Joker-ny7jhThe Buff needs no words. He is us and we are him.
@@flyboy6392challenge accepted
@@flyboy6392big difference between "can't" and "shouldn't".
I'm starting to love it when the UK asks: "America! What is wrong with you?"
UK should stop asking becuz they know they gonna regret asking 😂
@@Ignitegaming2024we are gluttons for punishment.
At this point, what *isn’t* wrong?
to be fair it's a mother's instinct to question the mental health of her children. EVEN IF THOSE CHILDREN WENT NO CONTACT FOR OVER 100 YEARS. I'm fine mom.
UK is concerned because they made us and they want to know where they went wrong
Wasn't expecting Canada to be a Dethklok fan, but I'm all for it
It tracks when you think about it.
As a Canadian and a Dethklok fan... it checks. :3
Laser Cannon Death Sentence anyone? :D
Go into the water;
Live there,
Die there.
Go! Into the water!
Honestly, I'm not really that surprised.
He fucking said 1865, pass, no, shit!!!! Might be his best line yet. And that's after a Canadian Dethklok reference
"Sometimes low tech is the way to go."
That's true, especially if you can't build the high tech designs you steal
"If they think you're crude, go technical; if they think you're technical, go crude. I'm a very technical boy." - Johnny Mnemonic, by William Gibson.
These days, though, you have to be pretty technical before you can even aspire to crudeness.
That's one of Keneaus more underrated movies.
I cannot tell you how much I approve of this comment.
@@articbear23 The main thing that keeps that movie from aging as well as it might otherwise is the data capacity (160 GB). Should've gone for multiple TB or higher.
World: Have fixed your problem yet America?
🇺🇸: Do You Have the Slightest Idea How Little That Narrows It Down?
Deep State U$A
It would get straightened out fairly quickly, if the people would allow us to operate, the way those that created it said it should operate. George Washington said (paraphrasing here of course.) "In order to keep your freedom. Individually, nationally, and globally, mind your own fkng business."
@@91GT347
But Israeli Zionists already has control over America.
Knowing what I know about the world and their domestic issues, having any one of them ask _"have you fixed your problem yet, America?"_ is effectively them throwing a gigantic boulder through the front of their glass house.
Even funnier (and maybe refreshing?) is hearing someone talk about their domestic political issues, and then following it up with "THIS is why America laughs at us!!"
@@nickfifteen
Disunited states of Murica
Land of the fiat money printer and death merchants
I wasnt expecting Canada to recite Mermaider by Dethklok. Fucking amazing.
*sigh* I guess I'm making another pilgrimage to Batmetal.
It had some maple flavor on it too
@@damoclesecoe7184 side note... we really need a part 4 of Batmetal... just not sure what song they should use 😂
"The Great China can use low-tech means to track your aircraft carriers."
"Congratulations, West Taiwan, you've achieved the equivalent of locating the broad side of a barn door with a borrowed disposable camera."
HLC forgot that PRC 🇨🇳 can access internet from neighboring Far East countries in case U$A disabled the internet connection to the PRC.
Social Credit Acquired.
@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 or it's completely irrelevant. no one is out here trying to hide an aircraft carrier. because you can't do it. seeing and targeting something are two VERY different things.
@@theghostofthomasjenkins9643
PRC 🇨🇳 has the technology to track moving ships. As it coordinate it's satellites and floating+under sea sonobuoys.
@@michaelscott6022
Already debunked.
Beeing tracked by a 155.. while in a dog fight...
"Commander, I've got one on my tail!"
"Not anymore, soldier. 😎"
'MURICA!!
That new AA cannon is literally a Tom and Jerry cartoon, specifically any of them with the dog Spike.
These channels never fail to make me say “I love this country” 🇺🇸🤝🇨🇦🇬🇧🇪🇺
And what happens when google just doesnt update their images in that region for a week and suddenly the floating cities of freedom you thought were half way across the ocean are suddenly off your coast.
Blame America? 🤣🤣
@@shannonrhoads7099no …
“BLAME CANADA!”
😂
"That's great West Taiwan, where are they? No no, where _are_ they, not where _were_ they?"
Yeah, according to Google I have a swimming pool and a huge satellite dish in my backyard. I've never had either of those. The previous homeowners did have them.....15 years ago.!😂
@@jamesrichardson8484 love those giant satellite dishes.
General reminder that the UK has no ground here. They created Green Mace. A 4 inch, water cooled, 90 rounds a minute, radar guided, AA cannon in the 50s. The UK also looked into 6 inch/4inch Little John adapter based AA guns in the late 40s.
The US for its part was looking at 120mm, 127/60mm and larger calibers in 1952 to plink at up to 100,000 and 120,000 ft. The US Navy for its part tested Little John adapters on 5” /38s as late as 1955.
Yeah needs to be mentioned that naval 5 inch dual purpose mounts were used as air defense guns, especially on air defense cruisers like USS San Diego
"PlinK".I do not think that word means what you think it means.😅
@@burtbacarach5034 it is all proportional. Crap, I meant relative. 😂
@@StellarGale yah the Navy was trying to get more range and v0 with the adapter but it didn't work out so well in testing. As well as keep the older /38s in service longer.
Yes but canon (hehe canon instead of cannon) states that UK is mom.
The naval historian in must now point out the existence of the 5" dual purpose guns like the 5"/38 and the 5"/54 in all its iterations. And then there's the 6"/47DP Mk 16s mounted on the Worcester class cruisers. And then if you want to count it, the 8"/55RF Mk 16s found on the Des Moines class cruisers. Not a true dual purpose gun, but if a plane happened to be flying at a height and distance the 8" guns could elevate to... Anyways, the fun part about this new 155mm gun is that they're apparently trying to use the HVP projectiles we originally developed for the navy's railgun.
The best part of making really cool toys is that when you want to make more, you can just adapt existing toys to your purpose. 💪
If you really want to nitpick, Yamato was given 460mm “beehive” shells for her main guns, which were intended to be used against planes (but never, from what I’ve read, actually hit one, despite several being fired), and Tirpitz while grounded in Altafjord was given fused HE shells for her 380mm main guns, which were for firing at aircraft, which she used during the British raids to little effect.
Forgot the 5"/25 which was specifically for AA and is the 5"/38's grandma, with the surface only 5"/51 being its grandpa.
Otherwise spot on.
@@fighter_pilot_1698 biggest damn birdshot shells to date.
had 5"/38 on my ship. we routinely killed drones in exercises. granted, they were only moving at 650 mph, but it was just training/practice.
Dethklok reference makes me happy Canada listening to Dethklok is terrifying
Terrifying? I was thinking predictable.
reason for the 155mm aa is simple, it can hit ground targets too, and its cheaper than most air defense missiles, which is kinda important when everyone and their dog has a drone.
Are you trying to instigate The Fat Electrician to make vid on 1865.... meh Im here for it.
AK Daddy has already done one and is apparently considering one on the recent rerun attempt.
Wait wait wait…
I think I feel like I got dyslexic for a minute, but did he say a guided mortar shell??
Technically it's be artillery shell moarters are carried by infantry
Think more canon and less mortar and you got it !
uhh. yeah. that's pretty much what i heard. so either you heard right, or we're both crazy. ;)
No it said guided artillery
That’s f cken awesome 👏 👍
“Why would you build that?”
“Because I can!! 🦅🇺🇸”
"Why not" - Bluto Blutarski
War is a racket 💲🤑
WHAT THE FACK IS A KILOMETER!!!!!!!!
🦅🦅🦅🦅🍕🍕🍕🍟🍟🍔🍔🎆🎆🎆🎇🎇🇺🇲🇺🇲
Raptor: Because bitches love cannons.
@@jwrockets why not was my first, and vocal response. 😂
Just sent a $2 thanks. Not for the jokes, which are great, but more like buying a serviceman a cup of coffee. Thanks for your service.
I never get tired of China’s accent, bro 😭😭
You mean West Taiwan.
@@ephemispriest8069 correct
Yeah, West Taiwan has a really cool voice. I love the commitment.
The Great China is now watching you, too
You will never beat the great china (read in accent)
So basically a giant smart gun...cannon. That sounds both terrifying and absolutely amazing
I can see it now some pilot goes this is what I call a pro gamer move.
What's next, fucking Stonehenge?
@@Techno_Idioto the arsenal birds
@Techno_Idioto I forget, but that final area in Ace Combat 6 had a gun like that too
@@FullmetalDraGon124 Ah, Chandelier. I remember the opening.
CNN in 1865: "President Lincoln has explosive headache and falls asleep at the theater."
*sigh* The state of media in general is depressing. "We cannot call a spade a spade because we have a vested interest in not calling it a spade."
😂😂😂
You didn't use a passive enough voice.
@@kdavidsmith1 "President Lincoln complained of 'explosive headache', made to fall off chair into sleep by other theater-goer."
@@JonathanScarlet still no passive enough. I think "Lincoln passed away today at the age of 44* due to acute lead poisoning"
*I don't know his actual age when he died and am too lazy to look it up.
Canada speaking as a Canadian is essentially bigger quieter Poland...
The only real difference is we're surrounded by friends... Canada borders three countries: The United States Denmark/Greenland and France
As someone from Michigan, I can vouch for this...😂
@@Lord_Foxy13 Huh, had to look up the border with France. I learned something today, so thanks for that.
@Lord_Foxy13 Also Russia, which is not a friend...
@@Nidhogg13 We often forget that one yes.
"What the Hells wrong with you?"
"Ask my parents."
Edit: The top line is UK, and the bottom is the USA. Meant parents as UK and bits of all other countries.
So UK's gonna ask himself
@@markangeloporcare5289
I mean, technically it'd be the UK and France, who have been the arguing married couple of europe for 1,000 years.
England and France, with Spain as the new stepmom after their breakup.
@@rhov-anionso, does that make Mexico and the US stepbrothers?
@@ccvcharger Pretty much the entire Americas + Oceania technically
Never gonna stop calling him west tiwan now
HLC too woke to call Taiwan by it's actual name of ROC 🇹🇼
@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 roc?
@@Gwentheferret
Republic of China 🇹🇼
@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 which is NOT a republic. It's a dictatorship. Just call it West Taiwan.
@@Gwentheferret
PRC 🇨🇳 and ROC 🇹🇼
🇨🇳🇻🇳 are "dictatorship" governed by their respective Communist party .
THERE ARE NO FINGERPRINTS DEEP UNDERWATER! NOTHING TO TIE ONE TO A CRIME!
I also did NOT see a Dethklok quote coming, but I'm here for it!
Ps. The song is called Murmaider.
When looking it up, reference batmetal for some added fun
Love the fresh prince reference
European Texas gets me every time 😂
i mean we put an SM6 on the side of an FA18, pretty sure they're part of the "any sensor, any platform" deal. Which means an F35 can be well ahead of the FA18, feeding them sensor data
And now what happened in 1865 becomes the most googled thing.
Because most people were stoned af/slept through u.s history. God damn it, y'all!
1865 is kind of a big year in U.S. history. Really shouldn’t be tough for folks to think of a couple possibilities.
Let's just say Lincoln was not as lucky as Trump when his security detail messed up.
@@Deadxman616well to be fair boothe was a lot closer…
As soon as I heard what Canada said, I immediately said, "Did he just fucking reference Dethklok?" Lmao
canada quoting dethklok is my favorite thing i have seen in a while as i am a big fan of the band
"We call out to the creatures of the deep to come forth and join us. This night is yours!"
Legit one of my favorite songs lol
That Dethklok quote made my freaking day!!!! I'm going to hug you one day. With your permission of course.
"Boredom mainly"
A civilian made an AK .50 for the fuck of it. We just be like that 🤷
Seriously? _cries tears of American pride_
That dethklok line was solid. Had a nostalgia trip
The dethklok reference was gold
Ok. The "Mermaider" reference was on point
That feeling when you make a joke with your therapist and instead of laughing they start taking notes even faster
Good, I appreciate the idea of tying in Cannons to the sensor network. this should be interesting.
The dethklok reference unlocked ancient memories.
Huh wasn't expecting a Dethklok reference they're easily one of the best Death Metal bands out there
The running gag of "boredom mostly" is my new favorite thing.
I mean, hey, if the covenant wants to fuck around and find out a few centuries early at least we're somewhat prepared unlike everyone else.
We've been Globocop for too long. It's hard to quit.
Look, if the Covenant existed, i'd be more worried about what ELSE (hint: it's like popcorn) is out there...
Dethklok and Habitual Linecrosser in one vid is a surprise but a welcome one. WHAT THE FUCK ARE INTELLIGIBLE VOCAAAAALS!
America only decided to make a 155 antiaircraft cannon only now?! I was certain it was completed and deployed in 2000
We had radar aimed proximity warhead 6" AA cannons on boats back in the 40's.
@Drewmikola Yep. Worcester-class cruisers say "Hi."
@@Drewmikola the des moines class heavy cruisers had dual purpose guns as well, so that's autoloaded radar aimed proxi fuze 8 inch.
dunno about the 2000 stuff, but I think the worcester main battery does not count due to being dual purpose and not dedicated AA gun.
@@isaacdoggart4879the 8" guns on the Des Moines could only elevate to 41 degrees, about what British destroyers could do in WW2. The Worcesters had similar rapid firing with their 6" guns but could elevate to 78 degrees.
That end joke is equal parts underrated and ominous
That song at the first part had me dead😂😂😂
"You are blinded by your hubris." Uh, Mr. Pot? The kettle is calling...
During the 155mm AA bit, the entire time i was just thinking of the swedish Bkan 1C autoloading SPG with like a 2.3 reload, and the japanese Type 75 SPH which also comes with a proxi-HE shell for anti-air
AAA Anti Anything Artillery.
I never expected to hear Dethklok in these videos but I’m all for it
Last part killed me uk when ur talking to a therapist u cannot say pass... what happened in 1865, pass, no! 😂
"There are no fingerprints deep underwater. Nothing to tie one to a crime." I'm pretty sure that those are lyrics from metalocalyps's song Mermaider . I love it
I just love Poland and his attitude.
And for those of you who were wondering, 155 mm is just about 6.1 inches. Which is roughly the size of a fist with the thumb sticking out.
00:44 I heard some palpatine in that west Taiwan voice over😂
I had to put my cat down yesterday, these videos is what keeps me sane. Thanks for these videos HLC.
Sorry about your cat. That never gets any easier.
@@Donleecartoons Thanks man. I feel like losing a pet is worse than a funeral.
"The Fresh Prince of West Taiwan" 😅😅😅
1:45 "Why on earth would you build something like that?!"
"Because it's coooooool~"
1865 was the end of the civil war. In case anyone else forgot
April 14th 1865 @ approx 10:20pm
The 'West Taiwan' joke NEVER gets old.
Great China... more like, the most steps behind. Love the accent of it lol.
PRC 🇨🇳 has Quantum computers and 6G telecom tech already.
@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 Doubtful. But keep spewing, it's hilarious.
@@Techno_Idioto
Funny ignoramus !
It's been reported by Western MSM !
This is the absolute best BAR NONE place on the entire internet for comedy and yes tech up dates of military equip. ... Great Job H.L.C.
I remember growing up in Scandinavia in the 80s and 90s. Poland was a fucking joke. They were basically stone age people. Well, they certainly got their shit together in a measly 30 years.
Any idea why that might have been the case (setting aside the matter that the image of Poland was greatly influenced by sides with certain agendas)? Scandinavian genius?
30 years and Poland is back. Now imagine how a country would look like if Poland had nice neighbours.
Wait what? No pass in therapy? Damn.
So a ship based anti aircraft artillery damn that’s hardcore!
Well, I mean, we’ve had the technology for forever…
@@gawainethefirst true but having a guidance system integrated into a artillery battery aboard ship that isn’t just a missile launcher but a 155mm HE shell?! That’s gnarly!
Just adding a new twist to something that hasn't been dusted off much since WWII. Sounds like the MIC is getting AA-guns that mid-range niche back that they had before SAMs were invented.
This has become my new favorite channel!😂😂😂
The way China said on the internet made me chuckle 😂
PRC 🇨🇳 has it's own satellites beside Quantum computers and 6G telecom tech .
Does anyone else have this tech? @@peekaboopeekaboo1165
@peekaboopeekaboo1165 Allright bud, let's get you back to your nursing home. If "The Great China" had access to those tools, they wouldn't need to use lo-res pictures to find our Aircraft Carriers.
A Dethklok Reference in an HLC video was not on my bingo card but its absolutely GOATed anyway.
canadian here, I once accidentally developed communications technology for china since it was so behind. this happens alot actually, so theyve made ti a thing to send people over here and relay information back
I don't mean to be that guy, but the 152mm guns on the Worchester were dual-purpose, making them aa guns.
They were 152mm
@@aleksanderf4672 Oh my mistake still larger than 120mm.
@@hyper_pie6306he's probably referring to land based AA specific weapons
Was not expecting a batmetal reference. Wow, i nearly forgot that existed
YES, Dethklok. Add another reason why Canada is awesome. "It's not a war crime the first time"
Yooo, Murmaider reference
Poland is slowly becoming the country-version of the kid
Oh damn saw this as it was posted
Same bro 😂
Same
DETHKLOK!!!DETHKLOK!!!! Man I miss watching Metalocalypes
On snap Dethklok reference!
I'm sitting here chillin' and the Dethklok quote hit me from way out in left field.
“Like telling everybody you can see the moon at night” 😂 west Taiwan taking “L’s” left and right
Asian country taking "L's".... really?... heh
(Yes, I realize this is the 21st century, but I was born in the 20th century where those kinds of tasteless jokes were still told)
As a history nerd that civil war joke was great. XD
the Dethklok reference!?
This channel is awesome because it’s hilarious and I get a bunch of patriotism flavored news about the military I wouldn’t have heard otherwise.
Dethklok FTW LOL
Murmaider
The "Fresh Prince of Bel-air" refrince was amazing!
I just discovered the intro, and it's amazing!
I love Poland as well. Especially after they shut down immigration after a simple dozen of illegals crossed over.
"The largest anti-aircraft cannon I've made is 120mm."
That might be true for a dedicated AA platform...but there were radio-prox fuzes for the 8-inch shells fielded by late-war and cold-war heavy gun cruisers. CIWS, meet FOWS (Far-Out Weapon System).
12 subs = underwater havoc 🇨🇦🇨🇦
CANADA WITH THE DETHKLOK LYRICS WAS NOT ON MY HABITUAL LINECROSSER BINGO CARD!!! 10/10 from a massive metalhead! \m/
no views in 24secounds? fell off
Not here bro; please
Tell me you have no originality by stealing a joke that’s over a year old and wasn’t funny the first time…
Some people have jobs and have to sneak and watch.
@@viper_theSU27 I'm I the restroom taking a shit on your comment
Most of the subscribers have jobs & now I'm on my break & am very much enjoying myself
Shit... I almost crashed my truck driving home from work with that Civil War joke...