Comments by "B Bodziak" (@B_Bodziak) on "National Geographic" channel.

  1. At 10:50, I tried to find an airsoft gun to carry with me when i walk my dog because my dog has been attacked 3 times by unleashed dogs and wanted one that didn't look like a real gun. I wanted a bright color so it wouldn't be mistaken for a real gun. I was amazed at how difficult it was to find one. Toys should not look like actual guns. There's just no need for it.
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  2. I wanted to buy an airsoft gun to carry wire when I walk my dog because he's been attacked three times by unleashed dogs and an airsoft should be enough to stop an attack. I didn't want one that looked realistic, and it was nearly impossible to find one. Those red tips aren't very visible, especially at night.
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  3. I was totally amazed at the amount they pulled out of that hiding compartment!
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  4.  @itskeagan3004  It seems to be a fair assumption that is why Tony used the word "might".
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  5.  @w1d3r75  If by "top dogs" you are referencing the origin of initial supplier for Las Vegas, then, it goes without saying he or she is Latino and from Central or South America. However, if you're referring to the "top dog(s)" in LV, unless you were directly involved in Las Vegas's drug trade when you posted your comment, you have no idea who the TD are.. Also, it's likely to be the same there as it is in cities across the nation -- the highest spots are most often slowly and continuously changing over time. It's not like Pablo Escobar nor his replacement have ever actually lived in Las Vegas and had a hands-on approach with his trafficking.
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  6.  @itskeagan3004  No worries, and I do think your comment makes a valid point and is helpful to the thread!
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  7.  @ayushsharma2908  Are your country's sculptures also as old?
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  8. I don't know if the intent behind the producers of documentaries like these are to help the cartels by letting them know what law enforcement does to catch them so they can avoid doing things in these ways or if it's to let them know law enforcement is smarter and will eventually catch them. At 7:20, now they know if they throw a handful of buttons and zippwrs into a suitcase, the person looking at the X-ray scans will clear it. At 9:20, stop sending the metal pins for the firearms and send 3-D printers instead
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  9. ​ @semperumbra10  Grab a Webster's, go to "S" and look up "sarcasm".
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  10.  @w1d3r75  What does "Chicano" mean? I take it isn't another name for Chicagoans, or maybe, it is?
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  11.  @roda1363  Are you allowed to ride your bike that far? Based upon your comment to Tony, I'm sure your mom tells you all the time that you aren't allowed to leave the neighborhood when you're outside playing and riding your bike.
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  12.  @laurarubin5446  Thank you Laura for your comment. I had not even noticed that was included in the description.
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  13.  @w1d3r75  Doesn't Mexico send in more meth and weed, and South America handles the coke?
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  14. The guy who thinks gold will the currency in a doomsday aftermath. Gold will be of little value. Most of the preppers I've seen who live near streams and rivers don't plan for chemical hazards. Look at the recent train derailment in OH and how far the chemicals are being found in natural water sources hundreds of miles away in as little as 2 weeks. That said, I'll last about a week in an apocalypse. As for living in a fearful state, I think many of the people who have been prepping for several years want it to happen and are actually looking forward to it.
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  15.  @shanewilliams4603  He obviously doesn't understand global warming and is taking "warming" in the most ludicrous way 🙄
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  16.  @MandosaWright  It's supposed to be subjective. That's the whole point of doing it.
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