Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Wendigoon" channel.

  1. Yeah I’m not really looking forward to having to use that knowledge tbh
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  2. There isn’t. The highest score achieved is 74%. No one has ever merged to recreate all 3 shots
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  3. Yeah that’s the military all over. Lots of money for fancy planes and bombs but not so much for things that well actually keep you alive in the field
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  4. No way they only walked 50 miles a year. In the worst conditions imaginable, you’re still walking more than a mile a week. A lot more. A mile a day should be easily manageable. I’d be disappointed if I didn’t make 50 miles a month, if not 50 miles a week
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  5.  @pineapplesodah  it’s legal in 22 states. Land of the free for you
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  6.  @mattshelton7423  a mile a week? I could crawl a mile a week
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  7.  @mattshelton7423  ok but even in the worst conditions imaginable, averaging 1 mile a week for 12 years isn’t the best. Unless that’s as the cruise flies and they actually walked around in circles a lot further
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  8.  @mattshelton7423  yeah I’m sorry but even in the worst conditions imaginable I can’t see myself not being able to do more than a mile a week. I know most Americans walk slow because they don’t tend to do much walking at all but come on. A mile a day under any conditions should be feasible
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  9.  @Hilliam66  You can make snowshoes, and ok so you can only go slow but a mile a week isn’t slow it’s visually static
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  10.  @peakofhumanity1022  yeah that’s what I think. You’d need a compass or some way of knowing your bearings, although I’m not sure if they’re accurate or even useful that far north. If it was dark you could navigate by the stars when you could see them but it’s daylight for months at a time there so I’m guessing it wasn’t. You should be able to use the sun to an extent when you can see it. Keeping your bearings must be the hardest part.
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  11. Like the Marvin incident in pulp fiction? “Damn, I just shot the order in the face”
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  12.  @tyroneeasy9804  a mile a week is ten yards an hour, that’s a yard every six minutes. A yard is about 3 paces. I’m sorry but even in the worst conditions imaginable I think I could manage 1 step every 2 minutes or so. A snail moves faster than that
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  13.  @willlord6289  “independent”
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  14.  @TheMountainMan001  and what was achieved here?
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  15. Never heard of fast forward?
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  16. Funny that the Egyptians knew exactly how big the Earth was thousands of years ago but Europeans didn’t only hundreds of years ago
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  17. Why was the CIA agent Ruby Effron intercepting Oswald’s mail in the weeks running up to the assassination?
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  18. The police always do that
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  19. Probably walked around in circles for 12 years
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  20.  @TheMountainMan001  maybe it was 600 miles as the crow flies because they walked in circles for 12 years? I mean, even in the worst conditions I’m pretty sure I could manage 50 miles a week, so 50 miles a year is far too low in terms of distance walked
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  21.  @TheMountainMan001  yeah I still think 1 mile a week is easily beatable, you could walk two miles and build an igloo every night
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  22.  @kyleclark4449  they might have later dug him again and eaten him
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  23.  @ragnard0967 another fed propaganda bot
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  24. @Nate a reasonably fast walking pace is 4 miles an hour, an average sedate walking pace is 3 miles an hour, so it takes 15-20 minutes to walk a mile. Unless you’re an infant or an overweight American who can’t walk properly.
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  25.  @wolfgangdevries127  exactly. In fact almost all of Kennedy’s security team has been replaced within the last month before the assassination, and 3 weeks earlier the exact same plot was foiled in Chicago hours before kennedy was due to take part in a motorcade there.
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  26.  @LRRPFco52 YouTube definitely removes (can’t use the c word) comments about certain things and from certain people. I’ve had lots of moved that are just reporting facts removed. Freedom of speech ain’t a thing
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