How to Win the Cold War - BlueJay Reaction

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  @5552-d8b · 2 years ago (edited)

  I highly recommend you watch blue jays “history worst Olympic marathon in a nutshell” the 1904 Olympics you’d think was a cartoon event except  it was real life. You’d die laughing

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  @airborngrmp1 · 2 years ago

  &quot;Celebrating Hitler&apos;s first GOOD painting&quot;<br><br>That is the best history joke ever. Fight me.

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  @sigh-cosis · 2 years ago

  &quot;Jesus you look terrible.&quot;<br>&quot;My name is actually Vlad but thank you sir&quot;<br><br>Had me rolling for 5 minutes

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  @JEndless2025 · 2 years ago

  Bluejay&apos;s comedic timing is so great. He&apos;s really found a really fun and unique voice.

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  @Kelorel · 2 years ago

  &quot;But much like an Activision Blizzard employee Mathias wasn&apos;t going to take no for an answer.&quot;<br><br>BROOOOOOO the fucking shots fired. Holy crap I can&apos;t lmao

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  @coiboyify · 2 years ago

  Alittle off topic, but I always find myself watching Jason Isaacs performance as Zhukov all the time too. His entrance, his “talk” with stalins son, the secret convo with Khrushchev, and so much more. Underrated actor

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  @Andrew-ep4kw · 2 years ago (edited)

  The Soviets were so concerned with the &quot;unauthorized use&quot; of Tu-22 coolant that they considered replacing it with some kind of non-consumable industrial coolant. &nbsp;Air force people pointed out that the coolant leaks into the cockpit, so using such coolants would certainly kill the pilot. &nbsp;They even demonstrated it by having some party officials sit in a cockpit, where they acknowledged a strong alcohol smell. &nbsp;What they didn&apos;t know is the crews stuffed rags soaked in vodka into the ventilation system. &nbsp;The pilots really liked that coolant, it was the only redeeming quality of a plane that would try its best to kill you.

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  @maxwelltheluxray861 · 2 years ago

  &quot;All problems will be solved in Dallas&quot; 💀💀💀💀

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  @JKribbit · 2 years ago (edited)

  Just to add to the Mathias&apos; story. As a pilot, 50 flight hours is nothing (you need at least 200 -250 hrs to get commercial pilot license depending on the country). The first 50 hrs you barely got any experience flying solo. So the fact that he flew that long distance and landed in the freaking red square is amazing to me as it is lol.<br><br>Edit: Also to add another aviation fun fact, KAL007 misnavigation into Soviet Airspace causing it to be shot down is what causes Ronald Reagan to make GPS technology available for use in commercial planes and later improved to be used in cars, now in our pockets!

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  @JABRIEL251 · 2 years ago

  &quot;All problems will be solved in Dallas&quot; had me rolling for like 5 minutes.

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  @WhiteManDan3218 · 2 years ago

  Acoustic Kitties and Laser Dolphins are some of the funniest experiments ive ever heard of.

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  @samhouston1979 · 2 years ago

  i’m a Texan physics teacher…props to the Rice University in Houston, TX where JFK made his famous speech announcing our intention of getting to the moon

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