Comments by "Andrew \x22WindMind\x22 Dutton-Topper" (@FarmerDrew) on "Ryan McBeth" channel.

  1. Praying for the 8 road crew members, they were repaving potholes. I've done that exact work before. 2 have been rescued. Thank your local DOT. This is hard work.
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  2. They used to teach how to write a check in high school. And with that lesson came the knowledge that bouncing a check can lead to jail time.
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  3. To everyone that thought that S300 or 400 would allow Russia to continually pummel Ukraine without retribution, perhaps this is just the beginning
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  4. This is a certified Windows 7 Home Office Edition moment
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  5. They should make a show called Ice Road Tankers and it's an endless stream of footage of Russians getting stuck in the mud and cursing their fuelers' dryrotted Chinese tires and defecting to Ukraine
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  6. See, I protect myself, by having extremely outdated equipment that is absolutely archaic and really the connections are so bad that it only works outside when it's raining.
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  7. Unrealistic in that the Excursion is the vehicle that you choose to go cross-country in an unstable nation
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  8. Thanks for making these videos. I've applied to The Army and got a 92 on the ASVAB. Recruiter initially suggested 18B because I'm a farmer and contractor and I like working heavy equipment. It would be great to protect democracy in a country that actually wanted it and make sure elections were peaceful! Thank you for your service!
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  9. Russia is just nervous that they won't be invited to Mexico's military parade this year
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  10. 💸 $36m USD 💸
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  11. The barrel swap ease is the biggest win. Yes, the barrel can be changed on a SIG MCX-SPEAR rifle to adapt it to 6.5mm Creedmoor, 7.62×51mm NATO, or .277 SIG FURY.
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  12. As I'm moving into my new home in Maryland, I'm grateful for people like you, keeping us briefed and informed, and inspiring future generations to think more critically.
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  13. As a man who got suspended too much in middle school, and couldn't pass the FBI background check, it's starting to make sense why they wouldn't let me join, despite my 93 score on ASVAB
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  14. I can't believe they still have him hanging around after he got fired from the Ukraine War
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  15. This is a community of software engineers and enthusiasts and yet I look at the B-29 turret analog computing with awe because of the relatively simple elegance of it
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  16. As a farmer, I have sometimes mistaken a pepper plant for a weed, and I have chopped it down on accident, but it was not a $36 million pepper plant, that's gotta be a surreal feeling 🤣😂
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  17. As an American, I really try to take this seriously, but all I can do is inwardly laugh because the Russians threatening nuclear anything just makes me think of Dexter from Dexter's laboratory saying the word " Nuclear " just to sound cool
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  18. And you think you'd have time to do this cool stuff if you had a wife?
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  19. I like the theory that they shot him down because he was on his way to defect. How much is the bounty on a Su-34? Anybody know if they're gonna make dog tags out of this one like other downed Russian Sukhois?
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  20. Opens up a clincher "I'll share your browser history if you don't give me the keys to borrow your Corvette tonight, Uncle Jack"
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  21. 🤔 The S300 and the S350 and special S400 were going to intercept every projectile the West sends. They were going to, but they decided to save themselves for the Alaskan bald eagle flock. Assault penguins not an issue, as they don't fly.
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  22. I'm Buddhist but lemme please say Mashallah and thank you
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  23.  @start2957  you're referring to perfidy. If it's a Russian software error allowing for the performing of said perfidy, whose fault is it? United States, Air Force Pamphlet 110-31, International Law – The Conduct of Armed Conflict and Air Operations, US Department of the Air Force, 1976, § 7-3(a). It also provides that, generally speaking, “disguising combatants in civilian clothing in order to commit hostilities constitutes perfidy”. If there's no human combatant and so there's no civilian clothing in order to commit hostilities, is it still perfidy?
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  24.  @start2957  calling the robot that flies into your Air Base a civilian is quite a stretch, even for Russian logic
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  25. The Battle of Ocean City just has a certain ring to it
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  26.  @Stinger522  glad you asked! Nissan Frontier/Armada/Patrol would be my first choice . My 2013 Nissan Armada has been amazing to me. I used to work at a Nissan dealership and I've been religious with maintenance but it has gotten me 19mpg and towed 10k lbs on average every week for 8 years, and I can do relatively big work like hub assembly replacement in gas station parking lots (happened in Maryland) and parts/spares are plentiful. And they're made in Tennessee/Mississippi.
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  27. ABU HAJAAR, I TOLD YOU TO ROTATE STOCK ON THE AMMO, FIRST IN FIRST OUT
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  28. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 14,000 female Marines! That's what stands out in my mind. Imagine the proud misogynistic militias of the world getting flattened by 14,000 female Marines 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
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  29. Last time I was this early Kaliningrad was still Köenigsburg
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  30. Drone manufacturers need to start copying airliner schematics for sidestepping the Russian radars, which seem to have programming that deters targeting of airliners, due to the aforementioned record.
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  31.  @lorysutherland5464  what would a safety harness do if the entire superstructure of the bridge collapses
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  32. So THAT'S the whole 10% for the big guy thing
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  33. I also played army with my buddies when I was a kid and we made all sorts of popping noises and we had snap pops that we would throw at a board at our fort to make the noise
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  34. Ironic... Coming from THE LORD OF WAR himself Nicholas Cage 😂
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  35. Marines with Switchblade and Phoenix Ghost kits, my God man, do you want to create a singularity of groundies
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  36. As a millennial raised by baby boomers, I would always tell people that we could be right back into those Cold War drills and stockpiling iodine tablets, but nobody listened until now
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  37.  @nicholasmaude6906  Yes indeed! It didn't just start with Putin. From what I've researched, the overwhelming opinion is that it's gotten worse with Putin. From his time as deputy mayor of St Petersburg to now, there's a trail of embezzling slime everywhere Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin goes.
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  38. Story from my Dad this reminded me of: walk into a store in Mexico, needing socks, don't remember how to spell socks, just spell S-o-c-k-s (Eso si que es) and then realize that means "This is what it is" in Spanish 😂
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  39.  @David99356  it's funny they talk about Israel being so naughty when they knock over a terrorist house but India does it all the time and they are definitely not some small 10m population country
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  40.  @StoneCoolds  Nope, the almighty US Air Force, with the help of the US Space Force, doesn't have this problem because we've got a hundred more satellites per quadrasphere, just for tracking aircraft, anything bigger than 1cm shows up easily from our eyes in space, how do you not know that by now?
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  41. Hey Ryan, love your videos, have you read the recent report from China to the UN about their human rights abuses in Xinjiang? It's open source, takes itself real seriously, and I would appreciate your analysis of it.
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  42. It was not 1750s, for Europe. The Norse people settled Greenland in the late tenth century AD, around 985 CE. The Norse were farmers from northern Europe who established settlements in southwest Greenland. I am descended from Leif Erikson and know the history.
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  43. Yeah. this worked out for the NVA
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  44. My paternal Grandpa was an MP in North Africa during World War II and then he came back to be a writer for The Denver Post and he did that for 20 years. He got an award for civilian service from President Lyndon Johnson. I see you on that kind of path.
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  45. Dang ol' destiny, man. Talkin' 'bout the planets align, just like a big ol' dipper, man.
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  46. Phenomenal video 😂 informative, hilarious, exciting, and personable! Arrived for coding lessons, stayed for history lessons. Thank you.
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  47.  @Alpostpone  I watched the video again and I can see: He's the Boss Plywood Inspector now, he's saying to the other guys "Soak with motor oil these plywood facades to make them last longer"
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  48. Because of that Tom Clancy jab, Jack Ryan is going to sneak in and switch your coffee to decaf, just warning you, Tom Clancy is untouchable
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  49. They also dropped anchor which is a clear sign of a crash stop
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  50. 🇺🇦 HEROYAM SLAVA from America
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