Comments by "Helium Road" (@RCAvhstape) on "Thoughty2" channel.

  1. If you hear "timecheck" while working in retail, fuck looking for suspicious packages. Just get the fuck out. No retail job is worth getting a face full of shrapnel.
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  2. 19:40 Admiral Ackbar Cereal: Your taste buds cannot withstand flavor of this magnitude!
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  3. The Shining
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  4. The Shining
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  5. "Brian May look-a-like Isaac Newton" LOL nice, not gonna get that out of my head now.
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  6. Best argument yet for cutting down the rest of the rain forests.
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  7. So there are tigers roaming the Korean DMZ...didn't know that.
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  8. Remember when youtube used to show down-thumbs? Now even if you downvote someone it doesn't count. Only up-thumbs show up. So I don't have to know how many of you hate my comments and will always feel good about myself.
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  9. Is it really that hard to find stock photos of a 727 with the aft staircase open? Otherwise cool video. I never heard about the copycats before, though I know that in the 70s skyjacking was almost an olympic sport.
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  10. Bad guy hackers always wear hoodies and sit in the dark.
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  11. 10:37 boy that would never fly in the modern US
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  12. Nice to see some optimism for a change. I love dystopian sci fi as much as the next guy, but when I was growing up sci fi was a mix of light and dark. Lately it's just all dark. I have a theory that pessimism and self-loathing is bad for society, for nations, and for humanity in general, and risks becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy at some point. Deep down inside, I still believe a Star Trek-ish future is possible, even if we have to go through a period of Blade Runner-ism before we get there. BTW, Arthur C. Clark, in his novel 3001, Final Odyssey, predicted a possible future such as the one described here, where fusion power results in nearly limitless energy availability, but causes a new problem: runaway heat pollution from all the waste heat generated by less-than-perfectly-efficient devices using that energy. Somehow humans found a solution to that, too.
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  13. Canadians are building a steampunk fusion reactor. For some reason this makes me smile.
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  14. Of course the mermaid is bad, didn't you see Cabin In the Woods?
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  15. This video is more proof that cats run the internetz and Thoughty2 is working for them.
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  16. It's interesting that many people seem more bothered by the fact they don't know the source rather than the sound itself. I hear a low frequency noise often when in bed at night, but I know it's an airfield a couple of miles away where helicopters are always operating. Doesn't bother me.
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  17. That business about not wanting to take risk is also why movies suck and all you get is an endless parade of remakes, reboots, sequels, and superhero shit.
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  18. Plutonium used in RTGs for electrical power is not the same isotope used in bombs, so it won't "blow up". RTGs are also sealed and made quite tough, so it probably won't ever "leak". It will just generate waste heat for a dozens of years until the plutonium decays to the point where it doesn't give off so much heat. It's nasty stuff, but if it's buried under tons of rock and ice in an inaccessible region it's not really much of a threat.
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  19. It's been a couple of years since I've watched a Thoughty2 video. What the fuck's up with that mustache?
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