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[danoliver1]

I dont think it has swearing but it should.......

 

[robgmun]

This girl seemingly doesn't know about black face - maybe it's just not a thing where she's from. For only 300+ subscribers she's managed to get a good share of the internet's bottom feeders in her comments section, which while impressive is likely not what she wanted to achieve lol.

Attitudes are completely different in that part of the world, It's almost completely homogeneous and there are no SJW's or gender study liberatds to kick up a fuss over there, and certainly no cancel culture. Anything anyone says outside of her country will have little to no effect on her and I'd be surprised if she ever notices.

 

[Sankari]

Thundercats intro upscaled to 8K.

 

[deuse]

"You’re a Murderer; You’re Always Gonna Be Mexican, Never White says a black Teacher"

 

[Sankari]

 

[builder22]

Dashcam footage of the South Africa CIT heist video posted last page...these robbers really did pick the wrong day!

I though it was the robbers trying to ram the van off the road after watching the original video!

 

[Stumble Bum]

 

[subbytna]

Havnt totally checked if been posted but this makes my feet go weird

+1

feet feel like they have been winded

 

[Gerard]

this guy is about as funny as catching aids.

Every thumbnail they do on these "pitch" vids just has the eyes enlarged, is that meant to be "the funny" or is just something that fails like the rest of the video?

 

[Parsley]

Every thumbnail they do on these "pitch" vids just has the eyes enlarged, is that meant to be "the funny" or is just something that fails like the rest of the video?

It's because they get more views when they do it. I don't know why either, but all the stupid nonsense they do in the thumbnails is because people are more likely to click on it and watch it. *Shrug*.

 

[Sankari]

 

[Minusorange]

 

[deuse]

How did the police officer survive this

 

[Malevolence]

 

[Minusorange]

I'm no engineer but I would think that seam where the 2 parts join would be a structural weakpoint, even worse for a ship because of the way underwater explosions work

Wouldn't a torpedo hit in just the right spot demake the ship back into its 2 parts ?

Or is it customary to build ships in this way now ?

 

[Malevolence]

If a modern torpedo hits a ship it doesn't really matter how it was built, it's getting severely ****** up no matter what. So, due to their sheer size and weight, it's just easier to build them in sections and have two/three manageable sections to work on independently rather than one huge hulking frame. And with modern welding techniques I reckon it's probably as strong as if it were one piece.

 

[builder22]

Braaaaaaaakeeee!

 

[Gerard]

 

[Malevolence]

 

[Tomsk]

Silent(ish) movie