Comments by "Robert Morgan" (@RobertMorgan) on "Badd Medicine" channel.

  1.  @shania991  Here's the problem with thinking that, it means they're GOOD PEOPLE. They're projecting their own logic and reason on your abuser. Someone who is NOT an abuser would have to ask why is this person abusing you, what CAUSED it, because to them/us, SOMETHING had to be a cause, good non-abusive people don't accept that things just HAPPEN and 'that's just how that person is, they abuse for no reason'. So don't be so quick to blame that person asking what caused the abuse, it just means they are not abusive. They would not do what your abuser is doing EXCEPT in reaction to something that legitimately would warrant that response. It's just like how people that would never cheat on their partner ALMOST ALWAYS get cheated on by their partners, because they can't imagine someone else cheating because they would not. It's like how someone who is not a murderer can't understand why someone else would murder. I have zero clue why the abuser in this movie would act the way he does. It seems like way too much effort and work for no payoff lol. It's not like he's doing all this to his ex to get her money or get her back, and he's wealthy, he could have a way better wife that actually wants him and forget about her, move on.
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  2. 23:05 "We haven't gotten into how much all this COSTS..." EVERYTHING, Mason, it costs everything.
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  3. Shouldn't we wait for the Coast Guard? Sure, yes, let's wait for the Coast Guard, over here, OFF the burning exploding oil well...
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  4. 10:10 scene really bothered me in the theater, I never saw anything like that in my life, but I'm the only brother, middle child, of 5, so I couldn't help imagining that was one of my sisters being hurt and being basically powerless to stop it.
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  5. I liked that part, where she told Lucas to go do SOMETHING, try and help others in any way you can, sitting here while I just wait isn't helping anyone like you could be.
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  6. The trinity test was for the plutonium implosion bomb, to see if it would work. The uranium 'gun-type' bomb was so simple and reliable, it's test firing was when it was dropped on Hiroshima.
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  7. YOU'RE Lord Caldlow?! Always have been...
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  8. I always wanted a large format print of one of the frames from that scene to go over a couch.
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  9. Everytime I watch this I have Joan Jett's I hate myself for loving you stuck in my head for weeks afterward.
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  10. I'll always remember in high school marching band, at a competition standing at attention for a parade for HOURS, watching people in my section and the section in front of me pass out and faceplant on the concrete, and think "That's why you bend your knees now and then, don't keep them locked, you gotta try harder!" We were the best in our region and earned shelves of trophies the two years of Jr High and 3 years of high school I did it, including a season as lead drum major my Junior year. I played clarinet and tenor sax, and snare drum to fill in if needed, and it was VERY character building...now at almost 42 years old, I still hear the drumline marching cadence blasting in my ears when I need motivation, we had an awesome one, heavy on the bass drums, you could hear in a parade echoing down the street for blocks. I also did basketball pep band, and some all-conference ensemble and solo, and concert jazz band, but those were more class requirements, marching was my real passion. We didn't have a football program so we never did those big synchronized moving field shows.
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  11. The issue with that scene is they had MQ-9 support overhead, they'd have seen that ambush MINUTES before they got to it, easily. A bunch of guys a few hundred yards off the roadside in the middle of nowhere would be impossible to miss. If you've ever flown even a hobby drone up to a few hundred feet the visibility is ridiculous. Something moves 5 miles away you see it. Notice just after the ambush, air overwatch comes back on to say "Police vehicles approaching from the south, 5km out, so they can see FIVE KILOMETERS ahead and behind, with thermal, no way to miss that ambush.
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  12. General Pikalov's leadership is what I was always taught, lead from the front and people will follow. My Dept Director at work hates when I do that, we have some dangerous confined space work, you shouldn't be going in there, you're a supervisor and you're the only person licensed and able to do your job...to which I reply If I'm not willing to go in then no one else is going in either. As a Chief Operator and facility manager, I see my job like a ship's captain, I should know every inch, every space, every bolt and hole of my ship, and I have over a decade of doing it. That's how you reassure and inspire new personnel when they're apprehensive about a large maintenance job, I've done it a dozen times, it'll go like this, this is what to expect, here are the risks, here's what's gone wrong before and how we prevent it, be careful and there's little to worry about, lets go.
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  13. The way my dad would take the camper shell off his truck was to pull into the barn, loop a rope on a pulley around the front and back, and we'd hoist it off, then tie the ropes to a barn pole. Then later you drive back under and just lower it on.
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  14. Saw this opening night in the theater, and this was easily the 2nd loudest movie I've ever seen. I remember at one point hearing a rattling and looking up and seeing the ceiling tiles jumping in their frames it was so loud.
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  15. By Elle being outraged he ghosted her, being as hot as she is, it shows he has options and is hard to get, so thus desirable. It's the same psychology at play with a single man putting on a fake wedding ring, INSTANT female attention, bad as that is. It's called pre-selection bias. If he's single it probably means he's undesirable, but if he's taken it means other women/women see SOMETHING in him so other women want that.
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  16. 40:12 How in the hell are they going to get out of this? Speed, surprise, and violence of action...
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  17. Yes, the DAYTIME Woods are actually quite pleasant.
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  18. A bespoke suit ALWAYS fits.
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  19. The part where the story lost me was the convoy ambush. They had MQ-9 support overhead, they'd have seen that ambush MINUTES before they got to it, easily. A bunch of guys a few hundred yards off the roadside in the middle of nowhere would be impossible to miss. If you've ever flown even a hobby drone up to a few hundred feet the visibility is ridiculous. Something moves 5 miles away you see it. Air support even came back after the firefight to report police vehicles on approach 5km out, so they have AT LEAST 5km observation range, and thermal.
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  20. That's a Dodge Ram Lithium Ion electric, it probably weighs 18,000lbs
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  21. I don't especially believe in the 'paranormal' but I have personally experienced something unexplained via EVP. I and some college friends were touring, perhaps without permission, some historic buildings on our campus near Halloween, late at night. These buildings are a former catholic church and convent, little over a century old...within about a mile or two of the Exorcist House, so you can probably figure out the school from that. All of us were student employees at the time so we knew the layout and a lot about the buildings, we were in these places all the time, during the day. I was carrying a Sony mp3 recorder the entire time, rolling, and another friend in the group was video recording most of the time. We didn't notice anything out of the ordinary. When I reviewed my mp3 recording, at one point, while we were in a group, holding a normal conversation, in the middle of an exchange, something scream/growled. I'm talking clear as day, creepy as hell, pegged the waveform to the limits, and it does NOT show up on the video, and none of us reacted to it because we didn't hear it. But the recorder did. It went something like: Me: "Hey, is that fire alarm panel supposed to be open like that?" [Snarling scream 3-4x louder than conversation] Friend: "No, I don't think so, I'll report it at work tomorrow". Hearing it on the recording, and playing it for the people with me, was surreal and shocking, because we all remember that exchange, and we would have definitely reacted to a massive scary scream being in the middle of it. I don't know what that was, I just know what it wasn't, any of us, and I can't explain it.
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  22. I never understand these stories, it took you FIVE YEARS...I've known people like that and I can't tolerate them for 5 minutes. I hear it from men as well, abusive wife and after just 20 years I got out, meanwhile I write off people in 20 minutes that act the way they describe.
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  23. Good old Hans and Her-moyne.
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  24. It was always hilarious how Bella is immune to mind reading because there's nothing going on in there to read.
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  25. Would you have that same take if Andrea was a man skipping his girlfriend's birthday and citing "It's work" as the reason? Because I've been there and it's usually a one-way street. The gf wants you off work for her birthday, and may even forget yours, because, and I've heard this 'MEN don't have birthday parties'.
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  26. Lol, 'thank god they don't have a dog', luckily there was a child available to be injured instead.
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  27. What we have trouble understanding as men, at least I do, is how they get there, why do they keep choosing THOSE men? It seems pretty popular to end up with an abuser, there has to be some appeal we're not aware of. I talk to men all the time who had abusive wives and it usually goes "and after ONLY 20 years I had to get out". Brother, I can usually tell if a person is not someone I want to be around in about 20 minutes, how do you end up married to them?
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  28. It does make Dumbledore would not want to be chosen, the best leaders are reluctant leaders. The person who really wants to be in charge are the ones to look out for.
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  29. Apparently their MQ-9 has issues too, it can see police vehicles 5km away but misses a roadside RPG ambush team a few hundred yards ahead totally, with thermal, in broad daylight, in the middle of nowhere desert.
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  30. One two three four SLAP! One two three four SLAP! Was I rushing or was I dragging? Dragging! So you DO know the difference!
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  31. 7:06 How did you do that!? I'm a really good attorney.
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  32. The best line didn't make it into this edit: Scientists... and your idiot obsessions with reasons. When the bullet hits your skull, what will it matter why?
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  33. That's why it's called misdirection. The closer you watch the LESS you see. You're looking intently over here where you're TOLD to, meanwhile everything you want to see is happening over there.
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  34. To this day, when someone is a problem, I think to myself "Get the floorboards"
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  35. "Whoooo...You're a GODDAMN OUTLAW rick" Is probably my favorite part of the movie.
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  36. "GET HER AWAY FROM MEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!"
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  37. The vampires can be around Jacob not because he smells bad, but because he's not human. He's a werewolf.
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  38. 12:14 Bro, your dad is in the Wizard KKK, I watched him help Voldemort murder Cedric and try to kill me, go on somewhere.
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  39. I just realized the idiocy of Warners goal...you have to BE at least 30 to serve as a Senator, so being a Senator by 30 is problematic. He'd have to run, get elected, and turn 30 in like early January before being sworn in. Perhaps it's genius writing to illustrate how he's not the smartest guy.
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  40. I've had the same thought as that Tesla conversation many times, have you considered the cost? I can afford it... I said the cost, not the price. Those are different things.
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  41. If you like Snape-Hans, you need to see Galaxy Quest. By Grabthars Hammer.
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  42. This movie upset me, I'm going to a medical center in Switzerland, don't try to find me.
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  43. Never understood that thought process, "Heh look at this fit guy in a Army dress uniform with Ranger tabs...let's antagonize him because we're assholes, come on nothing will happen..."
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  44. How have I seen this movie so many times, and this was the first one I realized hey, that IS Charlton Heston!
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  45. A big theme with Chris was the choice to take action vs inaction. He got out once he decided to act.
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