Incognito Mode is TOO FUNNY! || weapons. Reaction

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• SI

  @Sivick314 · 9 months ago

  backing into a parking spot is statistically safer.  you have better line of sight when you leave.

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• LO

  @Loknaz91 · 9 months ago

  The Torpedo joke is so funny!

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• CO

  @codymadsen3254 · 9 months ago

  I just see cha-cha playing video games, getting her hands on the rocket launcher and immediately abandoning stealth

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• SP

  @SparkingummyGambit · 9 months ago (edited)

  Wait, Incognito Mode and Internet Historian are the same?!<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ILSMBZOdHc&amp;t=743">12:23</a> Warheads!<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ILSMBZOdHc&amp;t=2114">35:14</a> OH NO!

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• YI

  @yinglet-diplomat · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ILSMBZOdHc&amp;t=1330">22:10</a><br>He&apos;s joking but covering the blades of the weapon with feces was done by a lot of armies back in the day in order to make sure that even if someone survived the battle then they would die from infection afterwards

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• SA

  @sar_ptolemy · 9 months ago

  hearing damage is cumulative and permanent. double up your earpro, especially shooting indoors. foam plugs and over the ear muffs

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• RE

  @Red_Partizanin · 9 months ago

  The end of the episode is literally: &quot;... and that&apos;s how DnD was born!&quot; xD

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• NY

  @nyamburandumbi3636 · 9 months ago

  Torpedos is wild😊

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• WH

  @whyjnot420 · 9 months ago (edited)

  Fun gun fact: Back around WW1 an &quot;automatic&quot; meant any gun that automatically loaded the next round into the chamber. In todays terms it encompassed both semi-automatic and automatic. (revolvers don&apos;t count here, since each round is placed into its own chamber by the person loading the gun) The definition for &apos;semi-automatic&apos; of &apos;one trigger pull = one round fired&apos; only came about much much later.<br><br>So you will actually find first hand accounts that talk about the use of &apos;automatic&apos; guns. But are in fact talking about what we call semi-auto. Mainly this just means semi-auto pistols. As autoloading long guns of the time were almost entirely limited to fixed positions. Either ground emplacements or on aircraft. (There were some, but they were very much the exception... Even things like the infantry variant of the Villar Perosa were designed to be used more like a mobile machinegun emplacement. With shields and whatnot.)

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• LE

  @Leotheleprachaun · 9 months ago

  &quot;You cannot police a cat like a dog. If it see somewhere it wants to shit, it&apos;s going to.&quot;<br>Citrus spray. Tadaa! No orange dyed astroturf, smells great, AND you won&apos;t have to deal with cats poopin there anymore!

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• SP

  @SPARTAN-uc9er · 9 months ago

  The sword pulled from the sone in the legends of King Arthur breaks and he is given another stone from the &quot;lady of the lake&quot; and that sword is known as Excalibur. They are two different and distinct swords and are not both known as Excalibur.

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• HE

  @herrzimm · 9 months ago

  Really wish to see your reaction to Internet Historian&apos;s &quot;The Gentleman Pirate&quot; video..... just because of the editing of an amazing story is top notch and possibly one of his most UNDER-reacted videos.

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