Comments by "Adam Bainbridge" (@AdamMGTF) on "The Drydock - Episode 076" video.

  1. How would you scale the density of the materials the ship is made of?.
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  2. I agree. But When aircraft had no assistance and the controls were heavy. Would pilots not use both hands? I'm sure I read comments about this in a book by (or about?) Eric 'winkle' brown... I'll spend half the night looking for that dam book now
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  3. I just learnt that there is a university in a place called wisconsin and that it has a football team with a mascot. But I couldn't tell you where wisconsin is 😂. And if you asked me how many players are on a American football team and my life depends on the answer. Id ask for time to write my will. My point is. Surely it's a totally understandable mistake for a none American to make? I mean would someone from wisconsin be able to tell you what the emblem of Brandenburg is. Or what the mascot of Derby football club is 🤔. (ps. I don't have a clue myself lol. Can't stand the game. Anyway....)
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  4.  @RonJohn63  this being the Internet, its hard to tell if your joking. Being sarkasric or deadly serious. The sad thing is. There is a perception in most of the world that Americans know nothing about anything outside the US and assume everyone outside the US knows everything about them. However untrue that may be. It makes your comment funny (as I think was your aim) lol.
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  5. I wonder if it'd a national thing? I've spent all day asking people here at random would they jump left or right to dodge a Frisbee or swerve left or right to avoid a child in the road. OK so I only asked 10 people. Small sample size. But 9 out of ten said they'd go left. There must be some real research on this... I remember a lindy beige video where he references something along these lines. He points out the massive number of traffic accidents in countries that drive on the right vs those that drive on the left...
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  6. He mentioned one a few dry docks ago
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