Why, it’s almost like the people in charge of this had no idea of the amount of work involved in live production! The arrogance of these pricks is the lynchpin to their actual intent.

The pirates are forcing Nintendo to pursue them.

...and everywhere else in the USA, too.

FYI, “slot car race” only implies “glued to the track” to anyone who’s never actually driven a slot car. It requires extreme focus and concentration since the slot is just that...a regular slot for the guide flag. It’s not a “t-slot” where the car is somehow locked into it.

He’s obviously mixing up the actual history of Operation Paul Bunyan with his perverse fantasy world.

“I’M SOME SORT OF TECH REPORTER WHO SHOOTS VERTICAL VIDEO!”

You’d have to have tooling that matches the ID of the tubing exactly. Plus, you’d probably need a custom tube support and it would probably still crack because of the thousands of pounds of force you put on it when you’re pressing or hammering it. Not to mention, the static issue. Black powder isn’t impact sensitive,…

Taema is referring to a core burning motor. This is an end burner. (See my other response for the deets.)

This is a flawed, poorly made video and entirely inaccurate because the cut black powder grain is exposed to the air. It should burn in a smooth line up from the end of the motor, through the delay charge, then to the ejection charge. That clearly doesn’t happen in this video.

Incorrect, sometimes, but especially in this exact case. (pun intended)

It’s not glass; it’s a tightly stretched clear film.

Or, you know, play Rocksmith and actually put that time towards something useful while you have a blast learning to play real music.

Exactly.

Wow. PointlessLibertarian much?

Came here to say that!

That’s entirely obvious and Eugene providing the pills was the blatantly obvious response, too.

“Sasha doesn’t take them” - If you have to point that out, you completely missed the point of the scene.

Remember, at least half of the people are below average.

Wholeheartedly agree.

Wholeheartedly agree.

Sometimes, it’s just easier to say “I don’t understand sous vide.”

Sometimes, it’s just easier to say “I don’t understand sous vide.”