Comments by "Adam Bainbridge" (@AdamMGTF) on "USS Birmingham - Three Strikes & Not Out!" video.

  1. U.S.S. Voyager. Survived multiple battles. Always found a way to restock torpedoes and was blown up several times and always her chief engineer make sure the entire ship looked like brand new. All within <50 mins. NCC74656
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  2. HMS Agamemnon. Not only a fighting ship. She survived being holed more times than a good course and became Nelsons “favourite” ship
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  3. Flat earthers don’t mind. They say that History has been Invented by nasa to make us think the world was round. In history err...before nasa existed. Fact-easy to prove, just do your own research! Thank god the internet and YouTube came along to save us. Otherwise I’d still think the world was square.
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  4. He talked about this in a dry dock. It’s in the works. Same as a fair few specials :)
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  5. taccovert4 actually it’s correct to say aluminium in the way we say it and the way it’s said in American English. Look it up :) something to do with the periodic classification As a side note. I used to work in Birmingham (England) and had this conversation with 2 American exchange students at my uni. I can’t say Birmingham the way Americans do. It just doesn’t work. If I slowly say each syllable I can. But not at normal speed of speech. My American friends had the same issue the way we say it. Ironically people from Birmingham pronounce it in a way the rest of the country does not lol. I firmly believe that as long as the two people in the conversation know what’s meant. Then accents don’t matter. Final side note. Indy on the ww2 channel mispronounced so many English names (places and people) in the first season that it really started to make me chuckle. For someone multi lingual. It shows how fecked up English is 😂
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  6.  @nukclear2741  glad someone did 😎👌
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