I know wood dust explodes. I never expected extruded dried wood pulp to explode.

Well.... Cards are made of paper

@@prfwrx2497 Flour is even better

Was the person that made them named senku by chance?

Just like the Spanish Inquisition, no one ever expects it.

The best attack is the one they never see coming. Growing up my little brother was a mouthy little ass and one day while playing frisbee he started popping off stupidly. I told him that if he didn't knock it off I was going to knock his head off with said frisbee. The next throw I did I layed into it hard and managed to nail him in the face so hard he got a massive black eye out of it. The best part of it was him having to explain to our parents and his friends that he got taken out by a Frisbee, from hundred-plus feet out with plenty of time to duck, for acting like a dumbass. 🤣

@@botspotter8379 Simple and effective

my dad being a boomer sent me a clip of drones attacking a dummy was like dad this is fake.... the real life uses will be far far more terrifying

It's not much different a principal than Cardboard Furniture that the Russians used for the Winter Olympics in 2014. It's lightweight and strong and cheap. And you don't need it to last a huge amount of time either.

...and it'll now be cranked out in China for peanuts Uh oh, Taiwan 😱

American date system.

I remember many years ago looking at an Australian machine called an Olds Elevator. Essentially a vertical conveyor system used to move granular materials like plastic beads, sand, or grain straight up in small footprint factory settings. Very inventive. I asked if they had any concerns about clogging and the person showing me grinned and said - "Well we had some of our best R&D people standing there for over an hour throwing empty beer cans into it and no clogs, so.... no worries". We both shared a moment as we considered how that dedicated R&D team came up with enough empty cans.

Don't forget the drip can guns from the withdrawl from Gallipoli. kzfaq.infokY-PahzVwd8

Don’t forget dealing with cats with diy motion activated water sprayers 🤣

I’m gonna be in Australia in a few months. Only for a couple days though. Our main destination is your Kiwi neighbors. Still, I look forward to sharing a laugh with y’all.

You forgot the Owen sub-machine gun. Something that a kid built the prototype for in his garage for fun, basically by himself and the Australian military was using up until 1971.

You call it a drone, but at that point it is really more of a flying middle finger. 🤣

​@@TheMjohannIt's even funnier for me, as my father used to carve out small wooden hands flipping the bird, as keychains

It is just under, for me, the fact that Ukraine used a tiny boat to lure one of Russia's fancy naval ships into the line of fire of dumb rockets launched from a 1950s truck an sunk it on pure line of sight and that the ship was so advanced it had no counter measures for the spam of dumb rockets

​​@@tibedog5629 Those rockets were better than you think. The truck was newer too.

​@@tibedog5629here's the funny thing about advanced defences they are great against things they are designed to protect against but not exactly good against things it wasn't cause it doesn't know that's a threat

"If it's stupid, and it works..." There's a reason the second half of that saying exists.

Before, they trembled from laughter. Now, they're trembling in fear! Dunno if it's just a skit, but do you know the guy who wanted to test cardboard?

That's because they would be too inexpensive for Raytheon to sell.

@@mabriff Thanks to that the Aussies are cornering the market for budget guided munitions. Way to go down under!

This reminds me of a story. Once there was a business with one issue. Sometimes the automatic system loading items into boxes would skip a box, leaving it empty when it reached the end of the line. The owner spent millions to have engineers make a weight system that buzzed when an empty box was detected so the humans would go deal with it. Some months later there was not one single report of an empty box. When the owner checked out his site he found a box fan blowing across the assembly line and it was pushing boxes into a bin. Turns out the humans hated buzzing noises and invented ther own 20.00 solution!

At least he moved to Australia. Thank God.

Shit. Stole my answer! 😂

You mean like Maxim did a century ago?

_Did that actually fucking happen?_ You've _got_ to tell me if that actually happened~

Guy should be though as nail to survive there. He probably survived by killing dropbears with incendiary cardboard drones.

It’s possible someone in the Aussie defense industry read an old science fiction story “Hawk Among Sparrows” involving an advanced fighter that gets transported back to WWI where none of its radar and thermal seeking weapons can even see the planes of the day. Moral of the story being that there’s more than one way to achieve stealth.

The way I saw it described is that basically the waves pass through the drone like it's essentially hollow. Not even sure if it looks like a fly or anything at all

Plastic wrap! 😂😂

It's a longstanding SCIFI trope: expensive, advanced equipment that gets defeated by a naked savage with a BFR, because you can't detect equipment that isn't there. The short story _superiority_ also has a (different) warning that's worth heeding.

We always think we should be afraid of high tech, next generation weapons, when strapping a bomb to your kid's arts and crafts project can be just as effective.

As an American, I gotta say, you guys are the US(pun definitely intended) of that region of the world. Cheers!

There's a quiet part of me laughing at the idea of him working for a different company in aerospace and not being allowed to take the call as part of a non-compete, an anti-poaching or a NDA portion of his contract. That entirely invented in my head fantasy situation tickles me giddy.

@@capnskiddies Perhaps an Australian one?

you know he's serious when he calls him "Raytheon" instead though.

I might call Australia and be like, hear me out.

If russia copys that idea... With that industrial comolex behind them... I dont know if i like that idea... Most things are hard to produce for russia.... But a cardboard drone.... Could be easy enough... 😵‍💫😱

​@@reinoldi1097 Knowing Russia they'd somehow find a way to fuck that up though.

@@reinoldi1097 build em just big enough to strap a Davy Krocket mini nuke and call it a day.

​@@kalibuskristof2174 A: The nuke would be *MORE* than big enough to be detected by the radar. & B: The cardboard drones can't fly that far. They couldn't cross an ocean so they closest they could be launched. Towards the US is from the Mexican border. & the US Nuclear Regulator would detect the nuclear materials from there. So this scenario is highly unlikely to ever happen.

​​@@reinoldi1097ah, but this is interesting. Do you pay attention to how Russia tends to have a lot more "smoking accidents" than Ukraine? This comes down to a lack of desire for asymmetric war, or perhaps a lack of the required local support, for russian special forces units to operate in Ukraine in quite the same way Ukrainian special forces have been operating in Russia. Russia absolutely can make the drones. The problem is they wouldn't be any good at all for the war Russia wants to fight.

Indeed

It's scaring US as well

​@@Excalibur01the unknown is terrifying and we don't know

“I fear no man. But that thing…” *cardboard suicide drone* “It scares me”

well, uncle sam is scared

I bet the cardboard guys were fired then too

Yeah this was a certified Mosquito moment Now imagine drone-based warfare with 3D printed, remote-controlled combatants

I have watched 20g of diesel melt and sage the armor on a HMMWV in 15mph winds. I'm pretty sure 1000s of lbs of jetfuel along with the common convection winds in a city can do the same to steel beams,

@@sleepygryph oh I totally agree. It’s ridiculous to think that fire didn’t seriously weaken the steel in that building. I just reference it for the meme.

Foamboard RC aircraft can be fun to fly too, since you can get repair parts at any dollarstore, not cardboard perse but a sturdy cheap material regardless

Bush did 2/4

Thanks for this public service announcenent!!!👍😁

With how cheap they are I'm not sure that there would be a difference between cardboard and noise in the event of their use; like I would expect more cardboard then air.

Turn the gain on the radar up high enough and the drone might catch on fire

​@@zachhoefs9543that.. might actually work. 🤔

​@@zachhoefs9543* every time the radar spins past * " man I thought only middle aged women got hot flashes what's going on?"

@@natemeehan210 Why is my hair falling out in bloody clumps?

We actually now have more guns then ever now

It just made them more creative

And that's why it's so brilliant!

That's the beautiful thing about Australia..... EVERYTHING CAN KILL YOU EVEN THE CARDBOARD....

​@@Veltaniwould be even funnier if it turns out to be 'post-consumer' (recycled) cardboard.....

@@SPD_driver With a Made In Australia sticker slapped on

@@SPD_driver i think it is recycled cardboard, with wax coating to protect from rain

You’re selling the marines short on how clever they were. (Not a sentence that gets written often…) One guy did take branches off of a fir tree and walked towards the robot pretending to be a tree. Bot didn’t recognize it as a human. Two others did somersaults for 300 meters. The bot was made to detect people walking, it didn’t recognize the motion. Two more hid under a cardboard box, Metal Gear style. Bot was very confused as to what it was seeing.

@@vidblogger12 The ones under the boxes were also giggling like school girls the entire way.

Can you imagine how hyped the guys in the boxes were? That's like giving an actress an incredibly difficult part and she decides to be her favorite Disney Princess and gets the part.

​​@@vidblogger12you know them Marines were calling themselves Snake and Big Boss.

thanks for reminding me of this awesome stupidity

Next we should see if we can get away with doing something similar to China. XD probably won't work though. But it would be just hilarious. XD

Literally getting the Red Dawn treatment lmao

​@patrickdees5256 I mean, imagine if the taliban/al-queda/isis had these during gwot...

​@@patrickdees5256all we have to do to beat China is a blockade or just flat out cutting their trade privileges for food, the CCP would be in flames within a week

They'd probably still be hiding behind their kids

I wouldn't even call it a military thing. That's just human thinking. About 20 or so years ago when RC cars and air hogs were in their heyday I remember asking someone "What if you put C4 on an air hog and flew it into something? I'm probably glad the internet wasn't as surveilled as it is now or I'd probably be in a camp somewhere.

not government, people, man picks up stick or rock and says I can kill with this

Case in point the Bob simple tank in new zealand ww2

Well, we did (unconfirmed by the feds) make a hellfire missile that has blades called the flying ginsu and the auto Grenade launcher known as the mk17, sooo... not too far-fetched.

bro, a few months back the Japanese prime minister was killed with a handmade shotgun created using model kit pieces for an electronic firing mechanism and ball bearings for the buckshot. If enough people want to kill something badly enough and don't care what happens to themselves, you aren't stopping them, they will find a way

FliteTest Australia looks doing great how are the kits in the local market doing? how was the American counterpart not doing this lol

Likewise... was just a case of joining the dots with what could be done with them. Started out as a battlefield cargo drone.

the Aussie way would be a catapult that throws kangaroos or gators at things and when you fire it it screams "YA F*CKIN C*NT" at the enemy

@@ohiodoesntexistordoesit Emu's... need I say more?

@@Malkuth-Gaming ...🗽🎶 Liberty, Liberty, Li-berty, Liiii-berty!!!🎶🗽... ... there, that answers your question... ...and keeps Doug and the "Limu-emu" happy...🗽

Russia would surrender tomorrow if Emu where more cold tolerant. Russia: "The Aussies are sending Cardboard drones with Emu Launching systems!? we give up."

​@@Kakuretaka Nah we don't need to send anything as bulky as Emus. All we need to do is drop a bunch Funnel Web spiders on the Kremlin. That would sort old Vladimir out, the bastard will soon be begging to surender. 🕷 🤣 Funnel Web spiders are fast moving. *SUPER* agressive & can't be killed by commercial bug spray. All it does is piss them off & makes them even more aggressive. That can of Raid under your sink or in your cupboard is basically useless against them.

😂🤣 that’s better than when I would’ve said. I would’ve stuck with cellulose fibre in a lignin matrix, but I like yours better! And I completely agree you can increase your asking price with the added feature of biodegradability.

explodes without leaving a trace too lol

Before their lore and plot got stupid due to retcons, Warframe had a note where the reason that the weapons used by futuristic space ninjas weren't more advanced was because they were created to fight a super advanced super adaptive enemy that kept adapting to the super space tech of the time. It was then discovered that while they could adapt to and subvert most advanced weapons, a simple slug of metal propelled by an explosive propellent out of a tube of metal with grooves on the inside to impart a rotation upon the projectile was too simple for them to adapt to. Sometimes in the race to design something ever more advanced to overcome ever more advanced weapons and defenses, defending against something simple falls out of favour because it just doesn't seem like anyone would ever bother using such a thing again. It is why there is the occasional story of modern military forces having a really hard time overcoming a far more primitive armor or weapon. It just wasn't made to solve that problem.

This is exactly why the USMC's best weapon in Halo are railguns, they're basically just cannons so incredibly powerful that Covenant shields, even on flagships, can't deal with them very well

@@autoteleology Yep. It was mostly due to inferior slipspace drives and lack of shielding that the UNSC Navy was doing poorly in the war. But once they developed those things and slapped them on their ships, they really began turning the tides.

@@squirrel_killer- When your weapons are made of super-science phlebotinum bullshit, they're vulnerable to being countered with more super-science phlebotinum bullshit. "Throw big rock" is... well, what are you going to do about it? It's a rock. Being thrown. There's nothing to counter except Newton's laws. If that's not enough, throw more rocks. Or throw them harder. Or both.

@@squirrel_killer- This is pretty much how the Asgard vs Replicators war from Stargate went. Asgard coming up with more and more advanced tech and Replicators just... captured, copied and turned it on the creators. Then humans came in with the good old bullets&explosives approach and saved the day.

Damn right... those cardboard drones are a THREAT. I wish the inventor still has the "right" thinking. . .

Keep in mind that their payload is extremely limited, something like less than fifteen pounds. Decent for mission-killing expensive and fragile hardware, but not great for mass destruction.

​@@SerialSnowmanKillerNow imagine a swarm of a couple hundred

You can bet Iran is taking notes, that type of thing better suits their budget too. So the adversary side fielding the same thing isn't long in the making.

Only *now* you're worried about gifted tech possibly being used against us?

Those airbases up on the Kola Peninsula should be getting _real_ nervous right about now.

*IKEA* has entered the chat.... now it just needs an obscure Scandahoovian sounding name...

@SPD_driver I did think that when I was writing. It should be called Fafo. With those weird bits above the a and o.

Ukraine is also making them themselves now, it's not so much the fact that it's Cardboard, but the fact it can carry such a payload is what does it for me that makes it funny

It's just given IKEA ideas

Probably just looks like a dang goose. It's not a matter of whether the most modern systems can detect these things, it's a matter of separating them from random migratory birds.

@@crowe6961 They’ll look much smaller than a goose. Stealth tech is actually quite simple, it works on the principle of reflection (just like sound reflection), the airframe and flight surfaces are made from paper covered foamboard (it looks like 3-4mm thick), the hull is made from standard cardboard and all harder parts (like the receiver/transmitter and motor are tucked inside the hull, both materials have a highly dampening effect on sound waves which means they will also have a highly dampening effect on radar waves.

Prob looks like a bird on radar with a similar speed as a bird. Doubt cardboard can go 400 mph cruising.

@@pcblah That’s if the radar can even detect low flying objects. The TOR (short range air defense) is the only russian air defense system that can detect low flying objects, but I doubt it will detect the drones tiny radar signature. I even doubt if modern western systems like SKYNEX will detect them (the SKYNEX system will be able to detect them with the visual targeting system)

uhmm skynet anyone@@MightyRude

*NEVER* underestimate the Australians. If the problem is dire enough we'll find a solution around it. I mean we invented WiFi simply because we couldn't. Lay down internet cables to the most remore ares of the country.

Bold to assume we have fireworks, most fireworks are banned in most Aussie states. Bush fires uk? It's far more likely the kid strapped his paper airplane with homemade explosives, just like Ned Kelly intended XD.

​@@digihelix2514coke bottle bomb 100%

In b4 CASA ban RC airplanes because they're considered a WMD

Taking inspiration from Magpie's.

Design it sober. Build it sober. Test it sober. Test it again, drunk af.

@@tearstoneactual9773 It is ....The Way.

This is what my dad would call an idiot test. If someones going to do something stupid and break the thing you built in a way you never thought of its going to be the stupidest guy in the room therefore let him try.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y8ylY5Z3kq_FmGw.html Olds Elevator

FOSTER'S are big ass cans too😂

Raytheon executives just shuddered in fear and don't know why.

Do NOT tell the F22 that! At this time, these drones have more kills than him!

@luckyleo25 oh wow. Luckily cardboard can't range to Alaska

Angry Birds Ukraine

Great, so they're potentially invisible to radar, doppler, infrared, and various multispectrum scanning systems, and the only currently known reliable means of detecting them would be seeing them with a pair of binoculars, and then by the time you're able to confirm what it is they are well within range to engage systems for powered flight on their final approach vector, and your only possible hope at that point is point-defense similar to CWIS or possibly a smokescreen close enough to the surface that it conceals your personnel and equipment just barely enough that it lessens the probability of the drone targeting and hitting something important.

@@Antraeonthey aren’t invisible. Defense radar systems can see everything, including droplets of water or even fluffy droplets of frozen water. The problem is we don’t care about rain and snow. We need to determine a threat from a non-threat. Things that looked like birds have never been threats before. Now they are. Some smart people will modify the filtering algorithms and bam! We’ll send a million dollar missile to take out a 150$ drone!

PERFECT@@beetleR6

​@Antraeon Being that they're made of cardboard, how fast can they be? Surely you'd see them coming and be able to shoot them down in time, right? And even if a person can't spot them in time, do we not have any visual-based computer spotting system? That seems like something we could do.

Yes, for the love of God, do not stop these type of videos

Absolutely love them

I cant breathe😂

We need like a weekly news update every week lol

This is how i get my news now

The only thing 'controlled' about that 'test environment' is that it's someone else's backyard the tests are occurring in. But otherwise yeah, kinda looks that way.

In the sense of "test new against standard old approach" certainly. I love the way even the tactics change as new tech comes in, if the top brass lets the people get creative. Top level ground tech without control of the airspace but with drones, and satellite data and comms, and you want to clear/avoid minefields - and in nighttime their IR signature shows up.

It's honestly not hard to understand. War is about making certain parties money. You can't do that with cheap materials

Well, if all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. Sk if all you have is the most high tech and sophisticated defense industry known to man, every cardboard drone gets feature/material upgraded to remotely toast your bread from 2000 miles away while doing an aerial ballet over a target before taking out the 1 critical piece that makes it go boom with sub millimetre precision.

wood ain't lighter than duraluminium, man. you can't roll wood into 1mm thick sheets, and that extra thickness gives too much weight. same reason why passenger jets aren't wooden nowadays.

Wood isn't lighter than aluminum at the same strength, and it isn't cheaper to work with either.

Germany in WW2 made laminate wood stocks for their Kar98k. While usable, they are heavier than those using treated wood...

He was 23, so not quite a child.

I can't remember who, but one British commander once said that "The only problem with the Mosquito is that we never had enough of them."

There was a reason it was called the wooden wonder. So many pros Cheap to build light fast pretty durable could carry almost the same bomb load as a b17.

@@michaelaustin334 and a very low radar picture.

​​@@peterbenson2185 I don't think the Germans had radar in WWII. (At least not until towards the end of the war. & by then it was far too late to make a difference.) Radar is the secret weapon the British used against the Germans during the Blitz. That's where the myth about carrots giving you better eye sight comes from. The British didn't want to let the Germans know about radar. But we're being asked by the press why British pilots. Were so good at detecting the Germans at night. So the Air Defence Commander said it was because the pilots ate a lot of carrots. & that it gave them such phenomenal eye sight.

@@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980 They were indeed too late to implent advanced radar as we know it, but they had functioning radar in 1936 but didn't think it important enough to develope it like the UK and America did. By the time they realised how far behind they were, it was around 1942 and yes, they were constantly playing catch up. I worked a few years ago for the company that was originally Marconi, in Chelmsford, Essex and in Lincolnshire, and had the history of WW"2 radar on every wall of every building... The whole thing is a wild, bizarre story that starts with Germany wanting to create a "Death Ray" ... I'm not even kidding.

People always bring up the emus. But forget it was the same guy on the same rolls Royce with the same vickers gun that lost that battle twice. The second time falling off and being injured.

yeah nah the emu were harder to kill

Worse case is you post the drones. The best case is it's a paper drone. :3.

Make it a flying sticky suicide bomb shouldn’t be too hard

I'm slightly insulted by the "little" part of that but the "crazy" part makes up for it.

Man you should look into what Australian defence force is doing. We have ambitions to have a navy that could go toe to toe with britain and France combined by 2040. We’ve upgraded all our weapons systems getting new planes plus creating our own drones which will become one of the only things the Americans buy not sell. Basically we are prepping hardcore for with china.

Australia is the Florida of the world.

The US didnt come up with that becaise of their addiction to overpriced super weapons

Monash university??? I honestly assume Monash is our best uni because it’s named after the big dawg of Australian military.

@@troystaunton254 RMIT's pretty big in the aerospace field as well, when they were still a technical college they actually helped manufacture parts for our WW2 bombers

​@@troystaunton254I came here to ask "Monash??" too 🤣

i'm also studying engineering in germany, and yes i want to work for the MIC

Hows the woke in Melbourne uni If I went id probably get kicked out day one

Lol British Irish Florida. Honest very accurate description of the Aussies.

​@@JustAnotherAwesomeGuy duckin struth mate!

Hey! We were never a penal colony.. just a colony full of bigoted peens. (Which sucksadoodle..GO Aussies)

Imo more in common with texas

@@JKa244 Yeah. We're a bit more like the UK's Texas in some ways.

Just another thing from Australia that hates you and wants you dead.

The animals already scare us, this is just a bonus.

Cheers mate. Thanks.

Australia the land where if it doesn't unalive you. Then it just hasn't had the opportunity yet.

@@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980 Australia never killed anyone. This place is simply without barriers for stupidity. That's why we get the tourists drunk.

I had to dig way back for that reference I used to have one 🤣

See the thing is, I don't think the Russians have the radar capability to get targetable returns off cardboard. As for the US? Maybe? But these would not be a thing that a patriot would be used on, This would probably be a thing for a C-ram, but 20mm HEAP feels.... overkill for cardboard so maybe a C-ram's controls on a...I dunno maybe an M133/134?

@@nweasels 20mm heap would just go straight through it like the balloons. basically it weighs so little that shooting it with bullets' would do little to it. effectively this is another balloon scenario but with flying undetectable by radar cardboard suicide drones. and for their size they have a radar cross section of a flea

@@SiriusG the unhardened commercial electronics are extremely vulnerable to jamming emitters.

@@SiriusG Yeah, that's kinda why I said it would be overkill. Tbh, it feels like something that Rayrheon may have to design a mini Cwis/cram that fires a shitload of 5mm bbs or something to deal with this kind of drone

​@@Shaun_JonesAnd hardening it would become the item with the largest RCS on the whole thing.

Amazon drones delivering boxes, that are being made into drones... Is this the start of a gray-goo scenario?

fire under walls yep

Props to your country dude. Russian body armor into Ukrainian weapons.

​@@jackgeorge9478think this is one of the best insider jokes I've ever heard.

@@jackgeorge9478 I want to meet the guy who decided that cardboard was a material to put on drones, and tell them it’s the best decision they’ve ever had

I speak for all Americans and Uncle Sam himself when I say we salute you with pride. God bless Australia, you guys are keeping it real down under.

@@JBRAI22 That guy: "Of course, that's why I sold it to Australia."

What’s cool is this is also economic war. How much money do you think Russia will spend to protect themselves against a $1000AUD drone? And that’s money that ain’t buying bullets or bombs. It’s not going to cause harm to anyone. Just become a money pit.

They were fast - for a prop plane. Mostly because it was the biggest engines man could make at the time shoe-horned into a light weight wood frame. Kinda crazy how well those worked. I don't think you could get away with that now that jets are the order of the day. But then again the Sky Warden is a thing so I may be wrong.

​@@cavalieroutdoors6036You watch; some crazy bastard is gonna attempt putting a jet engine in a wooden plane now

​@@cavalieroutdoors6036for a prop plane!!, it was the fastest the Royal Airforce had at that point in time... they bomb the living hell out of Germany with that The Fat Electrician talk about it on his channel, its an amazing plane and the development of the damn thing is impressive

Y'all are forgetting the Spruce Goose, the H-4 Hercules. It is the largest flying boat ever made, and it was made of birch. Never entered production but it did fly.

@@ShimrraJamaane OUTSTANDING CHOICE!! Thank you so very much and have a really great day kiddos!!

The AI upon being thwarted by said cardboard box: I need scissors! 61!

one marine strapped pine branches to himself and walking up to it without it detecting him. two others cartwheeled 300M to it with the same results. then two more got a cardboard box and where giggling like crazy and also didn't get detected

Army soldiers will be issued super soakers. Cost 10k$ a pop and be made by boeing.

well we could just yunno send guys with walkies talkies and binoculars but best nip that in the bud

Let's be honest. Russia isn't nearly as advanced as the US, it's like comparing a 6th grader to a grad student.

Good thing the US uses a capitalism-based incentivization system to come up with solutions to problems. Present them with a problem and put some cash incentives behind fixing it and it will be fixed fast and permanently.

Wait until you hear what EFPs did and how they're made.

They wanted supplies We thought "How can we give them the least amount of money but still scare the shit out of everyone"

Man I’d love for HLC to cover the GhostBat. It looks like a damn masterpiece.

That was disappointingly cringe and unnecessary on his part.

Me too

@@lulzalfest as a trans girl myself, I will say that shit was hilarious, a bit of an overplayed joke? Yeah, but the rambling was hilarious

Uh... Can we just give him like a pass for the thing being kinda military-esqe and call it a day?

Trans girls and trans boys are as real as the apache attack helicopter gender. Lol

Nuclear bouncy balls. Flubbers angry unstable cousin.

Wasn't that already a thing with the dambusters in 1943?

SCP-018 has entered the chat.

added to fuel tanks watch the spinny blades drop from the sky

We can call them " Happy Fun Balls." *Warning: Pregnant women, the elderly, and children under 10 should avoid prolonged exposure to Happy Fun Ball. Happy Fun Ball contains a liquid core, which, if exposed due to rupture, should not be touched, inhaled, or looked at. Discontinue use of Happy Fun Ball if any of the following occurs: itching, vertigo, dizziness, tingling in extremities, loss of balance/coordination, slurred speech, temporary blindness, profuse sweating or heart palpitations. If Happy Fun Ball begins to smoke, get away immediately. Seek shelter and cover head. Happy Fun Ball may stick to certain types of skin. When not in use, Happy Fun Ball should be returned to its special container and kept under refrigeration. Ingredients of Happy Fun Ball include an unknown glowing green substance which fell to Earth, presumably from outer space. Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.

U seen how they pack it, idk now I think Ukraine can make attacks in Russia. They look like regular packing materials. Basic semi can hold 33 pallets, on one pallet u have 13 body, electronics send as washing machine parts and u get almost 400 this drones inside Russia. 30 pallet of body 3 electronics.

Spruce goose too!