Comments by "Laird Cummings" (@lairdcummings9092) on "DemolitionRanch" channel.

  1. Ok... I didn't see anyone else saying it: "That's a lot of damage!" Edit: Someone simulposted with me. Dammit.
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  2. When "Tacti-Cool" gets dialed up to "WTF."
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  3. Ok, Goldie's fate: Ship her off to the "How Ridiculous" guys, for them to drop her on their giant axe blade.
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  4. Early access via Patreon or other.
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  5. Nice parody of the "shoot my kid's computer" guy. NGL, the "FPSRussia" taunt made me wince. Talk about a low-blow!
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  6.  @Tainted_Muffin  hah. True. Busted by my own flex (seal). :-D
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  7. Well, technically, you can breathe carbon monoxide. You just shouldn't.
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  8. Proof against that charge. Even slightly larger, and it would have punched through. Still impressive as heck, though!
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  9. It was inevitable that the ruling was going to change; it was such a blatant abuse of loopholes the BATFE had no choice. I'm just surprised it took this long.
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  10. Ok, that intro made me laugh. 😁 Also: Bondo. Just sayin'
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  11. 😂🤣😂
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  12. A PAK 38 might be easier on the wallet...
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  13. BBs vs glass produces interesting conical sheer effects; HR demonstrated similar effects with glass spheres. I'm willing to bet high-power bullets, especially AP bullets, will produce some fascinating results...
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  14.  @stangryn4402  or a really good bedding and tuning job on the slide and action arm.
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  15. Third-world Dictatorship intensifies...
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  16.  @HumorousCarnage  Bobcat seats are... Basic. And Bobcats have crap - essentially none - for suspension. Every jolt that machine experiences - and they DO jolt hard! - goes right into your spine. Been there, done that.
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  17.  @terabiman  yeah, that's the line I'm missing.
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  18.  @JoeRocket-sf6qs  spammers like use 'bots to drop links into popular video comment streams. It's a cheap way of generating many, many hits. Revenue farming, and relevance farming.
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  19. I'm happy... Sad... Uh... I'm here?
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  20. Obsidian has been used as a tool material pretty much everywhere you find it. As noted above, it's been used as a scalpel for optical surgery.
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  21. The ride is very popular with your average .50 BMG.
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  22. Got your message across; your English is fine. And yes, it's fun to blow things up like that. :-)
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  23. Waiting for Matt to score a 40mm Oerlikon anti-aircraft cannon. FPSRussia showed the way, but couldn't seal the deal on ownership.
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  24.  @يوسفالقرعان-ب3ج  thank you for sharing your faith; extremely generous of you. That said, I will stick with the faith of my father.
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  25. G11 is the spacemagic gun.
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  26. In a truly frictionless environment, recoil will push you... Forever.
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  27. Would have liked to see a hard-cast lead or a FMJ .44
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  28. The wing panels? Just call them "carbon composite laminate."
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  29. Putting it in the line for us...
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  30. Damn. Those bots are creepy. This looks like SO much fun!
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  31. Kevlar and other aramid fibres DO expire, or more to the point, degrade over time. It's not, strictly speaking time, but time + exposure to degrading environment effects, such as UV radiation and thermal variation (heat/cold cycles). The problem lies in quantifying such exposure - it's VERY difficult. So they slap a (very) conservative date on the material, and hope that'll be enough.
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  32. NOT what Prince had in mind...
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  33.  @jali96  well, it is Texas...
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  34. You'll never get that wish.
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  35.  @CorgiWrangler  the USN has shelved any new research on railguns for the foreseeable future; I bet you can buy one cheap for surplus at the Dahlgren Research Facility...
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  36.  @noahleek3968  depends on the state. Machine guns and destructive devices can be had, for a fee and a waiting period, but individual state rules apply, too, and are often much more restrictive.
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  37.  @thecommunistdoggo1008  probably.
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  38.  @Iwillfigureoutanamelater  then bring them here, and build another giant axe. Not that expensive, considering some of the stunts those guys have pulled.
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  39. Or the scene of an MPL orgy...
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  40. Probably rolls her eyes, pats him on the head, and sends him out to play. I mean, from the sounds of crashing cars and gunfire, she knows where he is, and what he's up to.
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  41. Gold coin fountain!
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  42.  @richardgreer2982  the BATFE is a Regulatory Agency with a charter of responsibilities, and a requirement to duly abide by the laws passed by Congress. I don't care how much you dislike those facts. It doesn't matter how much I dislike those facts. They are still facts. Your ignorance of how Law works does not make your fantasies of how it should work correct. Legally, lawfully, the BATFE must act in support of the Law, as written by Congress and interpreted by the courts. Whining and bloviating will not change this.
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  43.  @richardgreer2982  again, the BATFE is a regulatory agency. REGULATORY. Say that once more: Reg u la tory. You got a problem with criminals threatening citizens, take that up with the FBI. Or your state police. Your county sheriff. Your local municipal or city police.
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  44.  @richardgreer2982  by means of regulation and enforcement of regulation. You missed that rather important bit. Which underscores just how little you understand.
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  45.  @richardgreer2982  you KEEP. MISSING. THE. POINT. This is not about 'hurting' or 'helping.' It is regulation based upon a determination that the braces (which I find utterly ridiculous and an obvious exploit) do, in fact, make these 'pistols' shoulder-fired weapons, as defined by Congress. This is nothing more, or less, than a bunch of armed bureaucrats doing their jobs. It's not an "OMG they're taking our gunz!" moment. It's an "shit, now I have to do more paperwork" moment. Chill the fuck out, come down off the ledge, and use some fucking common sense.
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  46.  @richardgreer2982  whenever a change like this happens, there is some grace before it goes into effect. It is a pain in the ass, but that's what bureaucrats do. And you've just suddenly changed the tune of your argument. Previously, you were pretending that the BATFE was a bunch of Starsky & Hutch crime busters. NOW you're all about the Snidely Whiplash persecution aspect. Both are wrong. Fact: Regulators are a pain in the ass. BATFE, especially. Fact: The pistol brace loophole has been abused egregiously. Hell, the Honey Badger's 'brace' is essentially useless as anything BUT a shoulder stock. Fact: Bureaucrats exist to find loopholes; either to exploit, or to close. That's their job. Conclusion: This decision was inevitable.
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  47.  @richardgreer2982  no, it's not semantics. And "people being interested" is no defense, either. It was inevitable. Quit your impotent whining. If it's important to you - which it clearly seems to be - organize the legislative action necessary. Put up, or shut up.
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  48. .25acp - when you want to hurt someone's feelings, but don't want to flip them the bird.
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  49. Heh. Once again, the cold open is golden. The forward Romanian backwards dong always looks funny.
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  50. You'll need a bitch-lot of energy to shatter that cube. Even chipping the edge took a very high energy level.
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