Comments by "nozrep" (@nozrep) on "Curious Droid" channel.

@faragar1791 possible not misinformed at all. Your teacher could be totally honest. And the guy who replied to you that you replied to could be equally as honest. Because I am pretty sure you two are referring to two different time periods. It seems possible that the air force could have changed over to different chemicals over the years, like less toxic ones. So, it is highly possible that your teacher was being completely honest, although yes he could have been yarning it a bit. Yet is simultaneously possible that the commenter who replied to you about his personal knowledge as a maintenance engineer was, is, certainly also not being dishonest. We would need specific historical, niche information on which types of hydraulic fluids and chemicals have been used over the decades, and whether or not they started out being the toxic ones then switched over to being the less toxic one. This is my theory on it.
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oh wowww that swallow one was sooooo pretty! I also would wish to hear the man’s voice presenting that swallow aircraft in that video clip. I’ll bet it’s that simply delightful 1940s/1950s type of British accent that I love to listen to clips of!
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@damascus1111 ohhhh you. You! I like you! Seriously though, I like people that summarily trounce trolls with paragaphs like yours. Sometimes I try to do it too but I don’t I have the level of lexiconical skills that you have. 😅
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@filakyle3663 nah you good. I don’t care about you.😅 besides, from your perspective, you used insane correctly also since you put it in quotes, since you were emphasizing it’s apparent overusage or misapplication in a wry and or facetious way. So yah nah yah you good, bruh.
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@ChunkyIsDead how about as of 2024?😂 also I’d be curious what the f-35s is considering that it’s like, supposed to replace everything, or something.
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@OfficialUSKRprogram if the high pressure hydraulic controlled the swing wing mechanism then how is that not, like, the same thing?
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@keirfarnum6811 correct but what is a poe law I do not myself actually know?
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@robertmetzger6467 the song goes, “insane in the mem-brainnnnnn”😂
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hahaha operation lusty. That is a fun one. All that lusty, desireable technology we were able to get from Germans when we defeated them in WWII
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i had always thought the pilots don’t need to risk the plane frame too much because they fly at high altitude up and over the whole thing? then drop down into the eye and take measurements and but briefly experience all of the turbulence? i really do not know that is just what i assumed given the nature of the storms. sounds like he said they fly through the storm the whole way?
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