Amos Does PDA?!? | The Expanse Ep 4x6 Reaction & Review | Prime Video

[@TomBagwell]

Bobby tried to do the "right thing" several times. Each time the system failed her. Since the system left her no choice but to go along, she's going to do the best she can.

[@kirkdarling4120]

Bobbie can't help but do the best she can.

[@cinedelasestrellas]

I think it’s the military mentality where when you have a mission, you do everything within your power to accomplish it. Failure is not an option.

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

@@cinedelasestrellas That's where officer training is different; you have toi acknowledge the sunk cost fallacy. Some objectives are not worth feeding your command into a meat grinder for.

[@AL-fl4jk]

The whole system has become disillusioned since the gates. She sees Esai and other good martians break bad, Everyone’s given up in the dream of mars, so why shouldn’t she too?

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

Bobbi is mission oriented. She needs a task. And, yes, she’s righteous but she’s also been cast aside by the very structure which she toiled and fought so hard for. When we met her, we found out she hates sitting around and doing nothing. At the time, it was the tense detente between Mars and Earth. So, yes, she’s making bad choices but, for someone in her psychological position, there’s a logic to those poor choices. She was entrusted by a group, earned her way in, and was given a mission. It’s a criminal group and their mission is illegal but she can rationalize the illegality as just another obstacle for Bobbi goddamn Draper to overcome. Again, it really isn’t _her_ but it’s all she has right now.

[@rodentnolastname6612]

Water is heavy, really really heavy, "a pint's a pound the world around". When the tsunami hits the thick metal, it would press up against the structure like pressing tinfoil against tree bark. That would seal the entrance with maybe a few leaks.

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

“Science, beyotch!”

[@tastyneck]

I noted that the seal doesn't need to be waterproof just water resistant enough to not flood the cavern until the water recedes. Didn't even think about the pressure it would exert itself against the opening. Like one of the drain plugs in the tub that uses water pressure and weight to keep itself sealed. Good point!

[@troikas3353]

A veteran comes home from war and is mistreated and abandoned by her government, can't get her life on track in a civilian life where her skills that made her good for war aren't translating, and is forced to turn to crime to survive and feel useful again. Maybe it's just because I'm American but that seems like an entirely understandable and all too real plot line.

[@prodestrian]

There may also be some team loyalty involved, she didn't choose to join the team of criminals but once she was part of it she may feel obliged to help them. I'm a little reminded of the TV show "Barry" here, there's some overlaps in the themes

[@sdinvt]

In the books, they explain the original objectives in trying to actually grow stuff. Short version: there is life and plants that do exist on the planet. They landed in an area that was similar to parts of Utah during winter. But the biology and chemistry of the plants and animals was so different that they cant eat it or grow things in the ground as any plants they would use would die.

[@shawnloging8649]

It is set up in this universe that there is vat or cultivated food protein.

[@brilobox2]

This will be a problem irl if we ever find other planets with biospheres. In all likelyhood they will be completely incompatible with all Earth biology, down to the chemical composition of the genetic material. Anything from Earth be sickened or killed by exposure to most things there and anything there will suffer the same if exposed to our biology.

[@stygggian]

I agree with what Clarus said about Bobbie needing to feel useful.

[@tastyneck]

Same.

[@Mannchini]

In the novella there’s a line from her towards the end where she says “I need something to do”. Season 5 dips more into her mindset here.

[@kirkdarling4120]

One of the Belters mentioned they'd seen some fairly advanced animals (lizards). But the problem, noted more heavily in the books, is that the life that developed on the other planets is of a completely different type, biologically incompatible with Earth life at the biological level. Chemical reactions, however, still occur. Two things to note about Esai: He calmly shook off LeLe's hand, and he seemed genuinely concerned about Bobbie. The "Bobbie stuff" seems more disconnected because it was originally written as a separate novella, but it all comes together. Esai did not kill that station guy, they just tied him up. I think weeks have passed on Illus as well, it's just that not much of anything really happens most days, except Belters and RCE goons staring each other down. We're just seeing the days something significant happens. Wei has feels for Amos that Amos can't reciprocate. Wei certainly can't understand someone like that.

[@aftonforred3685]

Amos doesn't do romance. He does gratification and a certain level of friendship, but the part that connects emotionally was burned out of him as a kid.

[@juliasmith960]

One of the authors said Amos has decoupled sex and affection. 😄

[@TehIdiotOne]

Amos seems like an example of an "aromatic", i.e he still enjoys sex and that kind of stuff, but doesen't get romantic feelings like people usually do.

[@LeeCarlson]

Bobbie is not "enjoying being a criminal" she is enjoying being useful and able to put her skills to good use, rather than being a glorified janitor for somebody who might appreciate her skills.

[@scottwatrous]

I think there is some enjoyment of putting her skills to use for sure.

[@aftonforred3685]

I like the way they wrote Murtry. When we meet him, we can relate to his motivation, even when we do t agree with his actions. As he evolves, his motivation changes. He's just fun to hate.

[@kirkdarling4120]

He doesn't evolve. He starts that way. Listen to his discussion with the captain of the Edward Israel.

[@gadfly149]

Bobby is a paladin with a strong sense of oath. She is just conflicted about where her oath belongs. Each time she commits, she finds that her patron is unworthy of her oath.

[@StarkRG]

It's because she hasn't seen the Roci as where she belongs yet.

[@nrran6835]

Yes. And she WOULD follow Avasarala, if she wasn't an Earther. It isnt that Bobbie is racist, but it just tinges her pride, and her MARTIAN pride specifically, to work for her outright. But only because of how it looks to people back home.@@StarkRG

[@gadfly149]

@@StarkRG Pretty much :) We love her story so much.

[@danielpopp1526]

I've been waiting for you to get to this episode. After first watching this episode, out of curiosity, I decided to research just how big the explosion was. In the show, they said the explosion was approximately 50,000 exajoules. That's equal to an 11,950.29 gigaton bomb, or a 11,950,290 megaton bomb. The largest bomb ever detonated in human history was the Tsar Bomb. It had a maximum yield of 100 megatons, but out of fear that detonating it at its maximum yield would destroy the planet, they reduced it to approximately 50 megatons for the test. Which means the explosion of the alien fusion reactor was equal to approximately 239,005.8 Tsar bombs. That is absolutely terrifying, and is a display of only a fraction of a percent of the power wielded by the ring builders. Also, it's never mentioned in the show, but the books say the reason Ilus has so many large fusion reactors is that the planet is basically one giant power plant for multiple planets connected via the ring gates. The reason for this is the amount of lithium on Ilus and in its star system is higher than on any other planet/system in the ring gate network. That's also why one of the 12 moons melted: they are power transmitters that broke down trying to relieve some of pressure from all the reactors starting back up, but had nowhere to send all that energy.

[@hernerweisenberg7052]

This episode allways bugs me cause Naomi sais the so called "shockwave" travels with the speed of sound, wich would make it a sound wave xD

[@williamsovich8314]

One thing i appreciated was that when amos was climbing back into the ruins you could still see the light that holden left behind when escaping the door closing.

[@bruney74]

Its logical the protomilecule would shut down the reactors. One failed on the surface and the moons identified the same reactions on the ships, so they shut everything down to contain the damage.

[@jayburn00]

The writers made Klaes Ashford a much more interesting and compelling character in the show. In the books, he breaks under the pressure of command and goes insane (does the whole civil war on the Behemoth, but is just a dick instead of being a guy who you can relate to and understand the reasons for his actions). I don't remember clearly, but i think he does die or is arrested during his confrontation with Holden when he tries to destroy the ring gate with the laser. Also, sad backstory to his show character, the video of the baby he was watching was of him with the child he lost.

[@aftonforred3685]

That's down to Strathairn's performance. Like Cara Gee, he was too good not to use more

[@eds1942]

Yeah, I think that video in this episode showed us the how the book and show version of the character split; One lost his kid and received the burns, since he chose not to surrender. He would go on to be a sort of role model for Belter pirates. And became a stronger character. And so, the show version of Ashford earned his place on the Behemoth. The book version didn’t lose his child or get burned. He instead surrendered to save his child. And tried to settle down from his piracy afterwards, which he wasn’t well suited for. He turned to the bottle for his escapism. Which made him a weaker character. Here, Dos sent him to the Behemoth out of respect for the man that he once was, hoping that the position would snap him back. But, it’s hard to come back from broken.

[@tastyneck]

Ashford turns from one of those characters you kind of dislike to one of the ones you root for (and how you feel when that one thing happesn to him). Straithairn is so good and the character is so well written in the show.

[@jsoderba]

I think they expanded Ashford's role because the actors for Anderson Dawes and Fred Johnson were not available for most of season three, so they needed someone else to talk Belter politics with.

[@philipturner9087]

Bobbie has honour but Mars shafted her she’s doing what a lot of x-soldiers did after wars become the next generation of gangsters . . .

[@aftonforred3685]

The book included Havelock as a security contractor on the Edward Israel. I do kind of miss that in the show.

[@shakvids2491]

The extra perspective from the RCE team would have helped the season

[@rodentnolastname6612]

In the books, Ilus has a lush, though somewhat primitive ecosystem, like the Earth's Cretatious era. The timeline is, life developes on Ilus, the protomolecule hijacks it to build the ring, then builds all the stuff on the planet. When the Nucleus shutdown the ring network everything on Ilus shutdown. This allowed a second abiogenesis, a second start to life, that then developed around all the protomolecule ruins.

[@pgreen0001]

Nice reaction. I think if you look at the scene with Bobbi again and the guy you will see he is unconscious, tied up and blindfolded. Nobody was killed.

[@jamesholland5761]

Great reaction! What the can go wrong next on Illus? Expanse writers " Hold my beer and watch this!" Love the chemistry between Ashford and Drummer! Looking forward to the next one!

[@jayburn00]

Things couldn't get any worse....

[@ballroomdru]

The crime Bobby commits has a purpose. It will make much more sense within the next two episodes.

[@macmel2160]

He always gets impatient and criticizes a storyline without letting it play out 😩…

[@eds1942]

The planet has its own ecosystem. This green stuff that’s in some of their eyes. And someone pointed out how they saw this lizard thing throw up its stomach to catch and eat some other thing. It’s just that they can neither eat anything here nor plant their own crops in this soil. So they are just eating rations between supply drops. I assume they had a little agro station too to help supplement their nutrition.

[@aftonforred3685]

Bobbi needs a team and she's always been mission-oriented.

[@aftonforred3685]

Wasn't the guy who died at the docks killed in self-defense? I think that's a big distinction for Bobbi.

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

@@aftonforred3685This has yet to be revealed, IIRC?

[@aftonforred3685]

@@AngeloBarovierSD I was wondering that.

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

@@aftonforred3685 I think it comes up before the Big Score, which they’ve already seen (as they’re halfway through S5 on Patreon), when Bobbi and Leelee are burying their hatchet. Leelee offers it up as both an explanation and an olive branch, and it is appreciated by Bobbi.

[@LeeCarlson]

The problem with Illus/New Terra is that any plant-life that evolved there may not be compatible with human metabolisms, so any food there is being grown the way the Belters are used to. Mostly fungi, in bins/vats/tanks.

[@thomashiggins9320]

Remember, the writers in this show play the long game, and while we always get reveals that explain character motivations, we never get them straight away. We only discover them *when the other characters do* . Right now, some motivations remain opaque -- but they won't always. That was a very nice analysis of how Marco Inaros is able to do the things he's doing. Bravo! There's just one more thing to keep in mind -- Inaros *is not* a passive player, in this situation.

[@rodentnolastname6612]

The Bobby, Drummer/Ashford, and Chrisjen storylines are really there to keep the actors under contract and on the payroll. Their storylines here are extraoolated from short stories or made up from whole cloth. Theyre not really part of the 4th book though they set up things for later.

[@LeeCarlson]

The UN is treating the Belters the way that the United States Cavalry treated the Native peoples, holding every faction to a treaty brokered by one or two factions, so that if a faction that didn't sign the treaty "broke it" they had carte blanche to attack ANY/EVERY faction.

[@SoshiMECH]

Didn't the detective get Bobbie out of jail which is why Bobbie is obligated to help the detective (she can't just walk away)? And now I think she is kind of enjoying her role in the group and being part of a team and the fact that the detective saved her from suffocating has now strengthened the bond she has with the detective.

[@aftonforred3685]

To grow crops they can eat, they need living soil and the only source for that is Earth.

[@PsychoMuffinSDM]

A lot of people are talking about how the biology is radically different. But really, it doesn't even need to be radically different to be a problem. You can have the same plants and animals that are functionally the same, but if they evolved with organic compounds that have the mirror to their chiral handedness, then it would be a big problem. We have had a bunch of different medicines that are laboratory produced to create a big batch of chemically identical molecules, but 50% are left handed chiral, and the other 50% right. One of those can have great healthy effects, and the other can lead to horrible side effectives. Thalidomide was a big one with birth defects. Ibuprofen is another one (the one half is just inactive). Look up chiral medicine or stereochemistry sometime, it's fascinating stuff!

[@hawkthorn33]

"I feel like I was just used." "You were". Now for me second wish.

[@nathanielhoward1498]

Bobby does not need to be redeemed. She is not doing anything against her will.

[@remliqa]

I'm pretty sure the witness that saw Bobbie didn't die. Murder tends to be bigger on the crime totem scale than burglary and I doubt Esai wanted tha much attention . Bobbie didn't like or get along with Blondie because of the suspected murder. Esai assured her that he won't allow such thing on his watch.

[@aidanbeers8309]

One of the ways you can tell how much time has passed on Ilus is how much their wounds heal over time. The cuts on their faces have mostly or entirely healed (visibly over the course of several episodes) suggests it's been several weeks

[@MattNolanCustom]

The Expanse is like a fractal. It has a self-similar shape that is seen at multiple levels of zoom. With the exception perhaps of S6, each season (and semi-season in S2 and S3, where the book endings are) starts with a slow brooding burn, gradually ramps bit by bit, and then goes bat-shit crazy in the last couple of episodes. Each episode, more or less, does the same. Seasons 1 to 3, taken overall, does the same. So the first half of S4 is back to slow and brooding. Like an exponential build. Now you're getting to the cusp of the bat-shit.

[@nickrubin7312]

Bobby enjoys the sense of "the crew" (of the elbow, camaraderie) and being useful to the group. She tried to do the right thing, but it didn't work out, so he went in the place where she could be useful and respected for her skills.

[@LeeCarlson]

You have no idea how much force a tsunami can generate and the weight of all of that water is going to be pressing that steel plate into the hole. There may be some leakage but not as much as you are thinking.

[@alefnull]

the main thing i wish they had kept in the show this season from the books is Elvi (the scientist/doctor lady) basically thirsting over Holden at every turn. it was a funny and kind of endearing quirk about her in the book. i fully understand leaving it out of course, since it was wholly unnecessary and silly, but i always thought it was really funny.

[@gilserrano8301]

There is no food. The belters were living off supplies brought with them which was fine as they expected to be able to sell the lithium.

[@eds1942]

Bobbie went to bypass the security locks so that they could open the door manually. Don’t worry, this season is an odd ball. It has its own arc, but each POVs are setting things up for the remaining seasons/books.

[@ejr87r]

It was hinted at earlier, but trust the Bobbi stuff does tie-in to some of the huge stuff going on. Also the system failed Bobbi and she stayed on Mars, when she especially after the end of S3 should have joined crew or work for the chief of Earth.

[@LeeCarlson]

"Gods of Risk" was its own novella, telling Bobbie Draper's story, which was used here so that the showrunners did not lose Frankie Adams as an actor if they did not use her for a season.

[@MattNolanCustom]

IIRC Gods of Risk is more David Draper's story, with a little smattering of Bobbie. All drug production and teenage lust, no weapons tech trafficking

[@philipturner9087]

This is season starts slow burn but continually ramps up it’s setting the for a 3 book storyline . . . It’s seems disjointed because we are seeing what looks like multiple story lines . . . But it’s really parts of one storyline over vast distances going back explosions analogy a nuclear bomb first has to implode before the mushroom cloud.

[@ballroomdru]

Bobbi has a much bigger goal in mind.

[@Metro498]

9:48 Nerdy: “Don’t ever kiss me on the for-head like that.” 😮 Clarus: 🥺💔. Dude, you are … hell.

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

The settlement's location was chosen because it was close to the best lithium deposits, and that's where there was money to be made. And when you've mostly lived in low/micro gravity, hydroponics and other... substrate independent methods of food production are often something you get pretty good at, so they should be able to rub along until they've mined ore to sell, and they can invest the proceeds in improving the colony.

[@Kevin_85]

The problem with Avasarahla's plot line this season is that it doesn't have Spy Guy in it.

[@professorhelmling6059]

About food: the biochemistry of the other ring worlds is rarely compatible with humans. The protein structures are just too different, so they can’t eat the life on Ilus.

[@soflyedits322]

@18:35 i used to think bobbie was lawful good but she's chaotic good thru and thru

[@wagnarokkr]

19:44 honestly it's probably a mistake to think of it as a "building", that's just us projecting our own cultural assumptions onto it

[@mjbull5156]

Growing.up in WNY, Canada was where we went to get fireworks, including some pretty powerful flashbangs, because fireworks were illegal in New York State., so I tend to associate explosives with Canada.

[@aftonforred3685]

Ty Franck had issues with the show's timeline, too. The TV people wanted to compress it to increase tension.

[@internaut4257]

I remember in the book there was some wildlife on ilus, the one that i remember was a lizard type creature that in order to hunt would throw up its entire stomach on its prey and then swallow it whole

[@johannesbowers7467]

1. Bobby is a type A personality who will solve a problem placed before her. 2. Bobby is also a marine marines do not fail missions even ones that suck. 3. Retreat really is not an option. Because that also included talk of a refund which will be paid in blood for bad info. 4. In all the previous seasons, what little martian tech put it up on the black market was solely accessed through corrupt members of the military..... Now the whole planet is flipped and opened to chaos. Think about what they have access to now.

[@peccatumDei]

I can't explain why, but there was something in the after episode discussion, that has me eager to see your reaction to the end of season five. When you get there, I'll remind you.

[@ChaosInFlux]

No, the first ones are not the small ones. Those 'small ones' are called aftershocks.

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

Mmm, depends on the nature of the geological event. For the average earthquake, you’re right - at least on Earth. However, some quakes tremble in advance before they really shake. Those advanced shocks are, surprise surprise, called foreshocks. FTR: This particular alien world quake set off by some giant thermological event of unknown origin would likely not be preceded by foreshocks because, uh, my Xenogeology Degree from the University of Wikipedia assures that my -guess,- er, totally sciency knowledge is correct.

[@davidbergfors6820]

20:42 I loved that joke Nerdy!

[@biggie25x]

The problem I’m having is that you’re not letting the show tell the story. You’re wanting payoffs for what’s going on in episode 6. That’s what makes for good finales. You build to it and the payoff is worth the journey. A lot of what you talk about are answered later in the season and then followed in the next seasons. It’s a long game show that doesn’t rely on instant gratification. Some of your payoffs come later which makes them more impactful when they come later.

[@dmnddog7417]

The guy is especially impatient.

[@StarkRG]

Thing: happens. Protomolecule: freaks out and turns off bits of physics so thing can't happen anymore. Everyone: Well, shit, I guess we're dead now.

[@m33p0]

protomolecule: "But... we're just here to build a road."

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

Arthur Dent: "Why's it got to be built?"

[@sixsensesix681]

"speak friend and enter" like the reference

[@LeeCarlson]

The shape of the ruins has to do with how they functioned for the protomolecule's creators, so we don't need to be able to figure out how it functions. Clarke-tech.

[@evanpasciuto8652]

when considering timelines dont forget to account for possible time dilation...

[@MattNolanCustom]

nothing is moving fast enough for that, nor is anything next to immense gravitational distortions. We saw in S3 that the ring gates are concurrent. I don't think there is any significant dilation. Having said that, there is no need for separate plot threads to be absolutely synchronous in the editing. I don't know why Nerdy is being so picky about that. This is art / story, not documentary.

[@LeeCarlson]

It took weeks for the Roci to get TO Illus/New Terra, while things have been going back in the Solar System. The television show telescoped the time the Roci had been at Illus/New Terra. Remember when the UN Captain was talking about how long it would take for a ship to get information back from Illus/New Terra.

[@gregdesouza17]

Here is a possible head cannon for the pointy structures in Ilus: We see the structures exchange energy in the form of lightning with the atmosfere, charges tend to accumulate in pointy regions, so the shape of the structure might help direct the energy it exchanges and might help it being hit by lightining when needed. Also, they biologically looking like way it's shape beyong the pointing bit, resembling bone, is consistent with the Protomolecule Creators MO: Highjack self replicating things, make them self replicate into whatever you want, so their structures might be grown, not built.

[@mattdrahos2662]

At approximately 12 minutes in you both had a moment of thinking about just how do they live cause they aren't farming... Recycling food is fundamental to beltalowda (Practical belters recycle everything think fremen in space.) It is something never explicitly laid out, but it is fundamental to why everybody dishes on belter food. (pun inteneded) Think greywater food.

[@sosayweall2509]

You guys missed a key part marco warned them the inners would reneg on the amristice and they did givi g him carte blanche to engage

[@mcina001]

Now I get why Nerdy has strong opinions about whether fireworks could blow a hole into the wall of The Stone. 😆

[@LeeCarlson]

The mechanism that allows the protomolecule to shut down atomic fusion is going to generate a lot of waste heat, which is being dumped into one of the moons, which is causing its regolith to melt.

[@LeeCarlson]

Most people have a strange notion about "honor" and what it entails. For a person to be honorable they must demonstrate that they have the courage to execute any duty that they accept freely and by their own will, where "courage" is defined as the willingness to endure discomfort (up to and including death) to fulfill their objective.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

_"For a person to be honorable they must demonstrate that they have the courage to execute any duty that they accept freely and by their own will"_ For the moment ignoring that "duty/obligation/responsibility" is a myth, how is it "duty" if it's only when accepted?

[@LeeCarlson]

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps, this involves a concept that goes mostly unacknowledged by the average person which is "informed consent." If you have not explained to me what you want me to do and have gotten my agreement to do it, then I am under no obligation to "perform" any "duty." However, once I have accepted what you want me to do, then as an "honorable" person I will execute that task to the very best of my ability.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@@LeeCarlson So, as an example, a husband who does not understand that, as part of their marriage, the wife expected him to open doors and pull out the chair for her is under no "obligation" to do those things but once she explains it and he accepts it, as an honorable person, it is now the husband's "duty" to do those things to the very best of his ability?

[@LeeCarlson]

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps, that is actually a pretty good example, though I would offer that a young man (or woman) that has been properly raised would understand that opening doors and pulling out chairs is a sign of respect and having learned that would accept the duty to do so for any person that they respected their wife (or anyone else).

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@@LeeCarlson _"though I would offer that a young man (or woman) that has been properly raised"_ Well, that is subjective as some women today might find that antiquatedbehavior, maybe even sexist, similar to "The man will bring home the bacon". _"would understand that opening doors and pulling out chairs is a sign of respect and having learned that would accept the duty to do so for any person that they respected their wife (or anyone else)."_ But is it a "duty" if the man in question is unaware of the expectation? I am of course asking to understand your viewpoint as, again, I am putting aside that "duty" is a myth.

[@scottwatrous]

Marco's got 'em by the.... Stones

[@LeeCarlson]

The protomolecule recognized a reactor detonation and so decided not to allow reactors to work anymore.

[@stubbywankenobi1]

Have more faith

[@Paxford0502]

Amos' love language is acts of being that guy.

[@ballroomdru]

When did you guys come to New York?

[@peadarruane6582]

Re Bobby just have faith in the writers :)

[@Mojojojo6965]

Loved the reaction and the dam joke, but the light or screen reflection on the bottom hexagon behind you is distracting. Love you guys!

[@wompa70]

Did you have farms in Canada? Then you had bombs.

[@richb313]

Bobbi needs a mission Holden has to help. Things get worse.

[@chrism7395]

This season does feel weaker than the others to me (still awesome but when compared to the rest...). That said, on a rewatch you realise how important certain events this season are further down the line (no spoilers!)

[@josephkrengel]

When I first watched it, it was a binge, which I couldn't do with the first three seasons. I suspect if I watched it weekly, like 1-3, I would've enjoyed it a lot more.

[@philipturner9087]

Well who drinks bud any more?

[@Dendood]

What is a PDA?

[@RocketToTheMoose]

Public display of affection.

[@troyrutland8470]

react to arcane if you havent

[@robertschmidt3196]

Raised in Canada.. explains a whoooole lot about your commentary lol. Sad

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

What the frak?

[@philipturner9087]

Canada and explosions en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Snowball_(test)