RussianBadger's World of Tanks Tactics are...brilliant, actually

[@sorvoe5513]

Concerning Chris Kyle, the movie helped sell his legend more. The specific long range shot that was the climax of the movie wasn’t performed by Kyle himself, it was a different sniper. He did make a shot at a similar range, but it was just a random guy with an RPG, not an infamous enemy sniper

[@tattoos9246]

He was also proven to be a lying pile of human garbage who bragged about murdering civilians

[@dylanhaugen3739]

If you read his book you realize the movie got alot off. The guy even claimed that he killed dozens of looters during hurricane Katrina, but there's no evidence to back up that claim. And why exactly would you lie about killing your own people over stealing toilet paper and wet electronics.

[@Kalebfenoir]

Funny thing about that flanking maneuver at 30:00... Heavenly is in the ARTY off to the left, out of sight; he can't shoot back at ALL because that tank is too close. He's actually calling Badger and the others desperately for help as he tries to back his paper-armor Arty outta the area. We got Badger's view, and from there, you can see the opponent has had to abandon targetting Heavenly because now he's flanked by Badger and I think Stretchy(?). Badger is our view, but Stretchy is off to the RIGHT. So the opponent is trying to turn his turret to at least hit one of them, having to sacrifice getting Heavenly entirely, and taking a big risk that, while he targets Badger, Stretchy's gonna get him. Or if he chooses Stretchy, Badger'll be firing from the other side. And of course, it's Badger that gets him, even while the guy is beading up or reloading to fire back.

[@FIVEBASKET]

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[@BrandonMartinez-ho8ik]

Type 1 diabetic here, everything that you’ve said about type one and type two diabetes is 100% spot on. Things have definitely gotten easier with the use of continuous glucose monitors and insulin delivery pods. I used to have to prick my finger to draw a bit of blood to check my blood glucose then do calculations myself to give myself an insulin shot every time I ate. But yeah I can’t go without the insulin for long or I may cause permanent damage to my kidneys. Great video as always and I find those diabetes jokes from Badger hilarious!

[@Just_a_Dragon69]

That is the difference between: Good jokes and just being plain offensive

[@ZyroShadowPony]

So what if a family has type 2 diabetes is it also a gurantee you can get it later in life or there is a percentage but its not set in stone that you will develop it

[@Tylran]

Also: Type 2 can get "better" by fixing your lifestyle. You're not cured, per say, but it can go to remission where the symptoms go away. This is usually only possible if you tackle your bad lifestyle very quickly after diagnosis and maintain a healthier lifestyle for longer.

[@BrandonMartinez-ho8ik]

@@ZyroShadowPony Type 2 comes from unhealthy lifestyle. Although a family history could contribute you could still go your entire life without experiencing any symptoms with proper diet and exercise. I myself, can’t get type 2 with type 1 since my pancreas doesn’t work whatsoever, but in both cases it’s way easier to manage with a healthy lifestyle.

[@BrandonMartinez-ho8ik]

@@Tylran Couldn’t have said it better myself.

[@SP33D321]

"turkeys are notoriously dumb" tell that to the one who chased me when I called it a Christmas dinner at a wildlife park, then again a year later when I went back

[@altechelghanforever9906]

To be fair, he meant domestic Turkeys.

[@Cthulhuwarlord]

@@altechelghanforever9906 it’s hilarious when people comment partially through the video

[@SP33D321]

@@altechelghanforever9906 I mean I wouldn't exactly call it a wild turkey but I guess it don't fit in the domestic category he was talking about

[@TaranAlvein]

"Born on third base and thought they hit a triple" is a great metaphor, and I need to use that sometime.

[@casualcontext8290]

In the First World War the German army put some of their best soldiers on their machine gun teams. As a result the German army preformed extremely well early in the war before the onset of trench warfare. In contrast machine gun teams were a dumping ground for under preforming soldiers and officers in the British, French, and American army’s.

[@brigidtheirish]

Pretty sure he meant an uncooked turkey as in dead and with the feet removed, so the sound is like the cartilage pad of the drumsticks tapping on the floor. Also, I have an uncle who tried to raise wild turkeys. They kept escaping. Especially the males whenever a non-captive *female* turkey was anywhere in the vicinity. Didn't matter what kind of netting he put up to keep them in. They kept getting out. Thirdly, and funnily enough, my dad's a boomer. Born in 1951. He was *so happy* when the internet became widely accessible because he *finally* had an information acquisition interface that was *almost* fast enough. He also *very much* liked the break from government regulated news (which he questioned rather often as a matter of principle) and a lot of other changes that came with the new tech. Helped a bit that he's nonconformist even by nonconformist standards.

[@sansthedarkmodeskeleton8440]

It's cool that he saw how cool the internet is to help

[@brigidtheirish]

@@sansthedarkmodeskeleton8440 Definitely. Though not terribly surprising. Dad's very much a scholar at heart. He *enjoys* research and rather missed having access to a university library when we moved to Mom's hometown. The internet means not only having access to the worlds *largest* library, but he gets to visit places like *Mars* without ever leaving his chair!

[@kenhutchens513]

I was USAF AMMO or what my Sister Services called Ordinance. I deployed to Iraq spent 8 months there. I was there when Binladen was killed. We had dropped 2 bombs that whole time. My second deployment to UAE . I spent six months there, helped build 2700ish bombs that were dropped and helped kill over 6k or 7k ISIS members. I got the paperwork right behind me on a shelf. With my SSgt Rank and coins. My Dress Blues still hang in my closet clean, pressed and ribbons/medals correct. I don't lie about it. I loved every second of what I did. I'm super proud to have gotten to build 250lb to 4000lb bombs, missiles, and all manner of explosives and components. Training with Heavy Equipment and around pretty much every airframe that has been within service to the USAF since 2008. I was medically discharged in 2018. I bulged 3 spinal discs. That will shorten an ongoing career. Really fast let me tell you. I made it to 10 years.

[@alexadamson9959]

11:40 Short barrels are for lobbing shells short distances in the infantry support role. Kinda like a mortar but not exactly. The idea of tanks in the infantry support role was originally thought of in ww1 buy the British but arguably perfected by the Germans in the start of ww2. Panzer IIIs had long barrels for killing tanks and panzer IVs had short barrels for lobbing smoke and HE to cover the other tanks. Meanwhile the StuG III assault guns supported the infantry in the same way with their short barrels, buy killing machinegun nests while the infantry protected it from the enemy infantry. So short barrels may not have the velocity, but in the right circumstances, they are preferable.

[@zachzimmerman2996]

I am here to request, once again, that you take a look at Moidawg's Foxhole war 83 videos. The game is based entirely on player effort, from supply to planning to the actual fighting, and his narration and storytelling provide excellent context and information from a new player's perspective.

[@josephstahl9119]

Seconded! I suggested it before but it probably got eaten by the comments!

[@zachzimmerman2996]

@@josephstahl9119 I throw it out there alot. Hopefully it happens eventually.

[@Gojirawars03]

4:14 “It’s a… regional laugh.” “Oh? What region?” “Upstate New York.” “Really? Cause I’m from Utica and I’ve never heard that laugh before.” “Not Utica, no, it’s an Albany laugh.” “I see.”

[@voyagerrock1137]

I'd be mad that "you're just watching other people's content and making money off of it" but you are actually providing really great tangential commentary

[@Ozymandias2x]

"Some dumb person repeating some dumb thing they heard" This. It is absolutely this. This is why spelling and grammar errors are so overwhelmingly common; stupid people repeating what someone said, or what they THINK someone said, without taking any time to confirm, or to try to understand what it even means. ...also, memes.

[@WildDancer101]

"Wild turkeys are intelligent." So I've seen from that 90s Animaniacs episode.

[@kingpopaul]

The name is Dave Canterbury, he has a YT channel now. Was good in Dual Survival with Cody.

[@OpTiK115]

Keep these going! Your insight is a breath of fresh air. These dudes have gone at this for years and have gotten better too. They're like this on their streams too.

[@dangospark1179]

My uncle served in the gulf war, and he placed plywood with a tarp on the hood of his hummer and slept on top because he was scared of the spiders. He said "I'd rather be hit by a RPG in my sleep than get bit by one of those duckers" About a decade ago I was over at his house playing xbox with my cousins, and we all of sudden heard "UBBaaaDUguguhgaa"- glass shatter followed by a menagerie of colorful words. My uncle had went into a closet in the spare bedroom, the string from the closet light touched his baldhead. So, in a panic he flung both arms up waved wildly and broke the lightbulb. When we ran in to check on him he was cross-legged on the floor, and with his beard/glasses he looked like yosamite sam but pouting. "mother DUCKER" as he threw the string back into the closet.

[@JTByrd386]

22:58 Knowing this. Just THIS. Puts you SO far ahead of the curve.

[@WolfSpiritOlka58]

Speaking of dialing in artillery, you should check out some artillery barrages from the game Foxhole, between wind variables and distance, it's insanely fun.

[@WingManFang1]

This was hilarious 😂 “This is a Battlefield, NOT a Daycare!” I almost died laughing 😂🤣😹🤣😂

[@seeyoiss104]

Yaaaaaay my favourite reaction veteran reacting to my other favourite content creator! All this in 2:00! This can't get any better!

[@timeforgottenprince8271]

25:16 so basically what was said in Metal Gear Rising Revengeance.

[@grafitte_cast2109]

i genuinely went in coments after that just to seek this coment lmao

[@corporalcorgi4948]

Only Paul can stretch a ten minute video into a half an hour long collection of lectures, not that I'm complaining.

[@ParanoidCarrot]

one of my friends developed type 2 diabetes, and he was a guy who ran marathons

[@chefyboy2748]

Ah, Gears of War 4. Possibly the peak of the series? Edit: nope, I was thinking of 3, I guess I can't count. Lol

[@ChillyReaper]

4:28 Oh not in Utica, no it's an Albani laughter.

[@somedude4087]

a mortar **STONK**

[@paulpolito2001]

Longer barrel length will - generally - be more accurate due primarily to longer sight radii (the distance between the rear sight and the front). You can test this fairly easily with an AR-15 with an optic, a decent set of iron sights and a couple good-quality upper receivers… 16”-20” vs a pistol-length 10”-14”; all else being equal, you lose (in 5.56mm) 50-75 fps per inch and gain a shitload of muzzle blast, though.

[@DragonHeart53]

Exactly, I was just going to mention that. The flanges for the rifling are intended to cut into bullets themselves so a sufficiently high quality rifling should impart all the spin the bullet needs regardless of the actual length of the barrel. And as you mentioned, greater length between the front and rear sight will impart greater general accuracy from the part of the shooter. Velocity is the factor in short barrels, so the only true accuracy problem is more bullet drop with the lower velocity.

[@spartenkiller456]

For what it's worth, Gallagher's name has been dragged through the mud by men who by ink by the bushel. I wasn't there so I can't say for sure, but after researching it, I don't think he was actually guilty what he was accused of. He was a hard charger, so his guys didn't like it and tried to get rid of him. Back in Nam, if you didn't like you're leadership you'd roll a grenade into his tent. Nowadays, all you have to do is sick the media on him. The media doesn't care if it's true or not, they don't even bother to investigate most of the time. They just put out the most slanderous material they can find, presented in the most unflattering way possible, for the sake of driving advertisment.

[@Wolf-oc6tx]

And the media pushes it to mentally ill levels if they already don't like let alone fear the person there slandering.

[@Cthulhuwarlord]

Isn’t that the dude that killed a captured non-combatant with a knife?

[@Wolf-oc6tx]

@@Cthulhuwarlord There is some dispute as to if it ever happened and when mentioning the media pushing slander to mentally ill levels I am in part referring to a certain president that the current admin is undoing the work of.

[@spartenkiller456]

@@Cthulhuwarlord And was given a presidential pardon clearing him of any wrongdoing, yeah.

[@spartenkiller456]

@@Cthulhuwarlord And was found not guilty of literally every charge except taking a picture with a dead body.

[@PeterGFin]

according to tabletop game Flames of War "stonk" or "murder" refers to dispersed or concentrated artillery fire missions in the WWII British Army.

[@warbacca1017]

"An uncooked turkey running downba hallway is just an alive turkey." Based in that noise, I'm pretty sure that was a dead, raw turkey running.

[@awesomesauce980]

I got curious about the Navy Seal Gallagher thing and looked it up and it looks like he was acquitted when Corey Scott testified to killing the POW. Anyone got some more information on that whole shebang?

[@ididthisonpulpous6526]

You make a really valid point about inflating your accomplishments in the military. You often see it from weird people to. Like you say people who HAVE genuinely amazing high speed shit on their record, but feel like it's not enough. I am open about my time in Iraq mostly being with HQ as a clerk. I did see some "action" as a driver, but I never even fired my weapon at anyone or anything. I got shot at some. I had times where I thought I would die from IEDs or just driving through narrow streets in villages and you couldn't see around the corner. I don't need to say like "I killed 12 Al Qaeda operatives to deliver the mail to troops at Camp Anaconda!" I did do part of that sentence... I mostly delivered mail and made sure people got paid. I did a lot of other stuff I am really proud of helping soldiers stay in touch at home and helping feed their families. Most stuff in the military that is actually worth remembering is not killing "bad guys" it is helping other soldiers and even the locals, not getting head shots on insurgents...

[@blazermettro2059]

There is a mobile version of World of tanks. It's called World of tanks Blitz. Though there aren't any artillery tanks in the game. The maps are smaller and the only tank classes you have are Light, Medium, Heavy and Destroyers. It's a decent game.

[@H9092-2]

I think you should watch Tex Talks Battletech's "Amaris Civil War" more or less goddamn movie about battletech lore. It's damn fucking good and a hilariously decent half decent primer for the universe. Hell, watch that and then go to "Exodus to Elementals" and then rewatch Tukayyid. Would be a fun time. And with BT still doing it's renaissance stuff, you'd make views, bring in the BPL's view base maybe, and have plenty of content to react to.

[@havoc3742]

HAH! yeah, maybe today Tank Rounds have all these safety features, but these aren't Modern Tank rounds you're dealing with here. these are mostly interwar and WW2 tech you're dealing with, where most explosives could be set off by igniting them or shooting them, and your Propellant of choice was gonna be something akin to Cordite. and as for tank rounds, forget it, your basic HE round is basically a steel cylinder, with an impact detonator behind a Ballistics cap, which is in no way a structurally sound component. In other words, you're one round dropped on it's head away from turning yourself from a person, into puree.

[@altechelghanforever9906]

By Allah that is worse than I thought. And they built that shit in the thousands?

[@havoc3742]

@@altechelghanforever9906 well yeah! though, they usually shipped the ammo and the fuses/detonators separately ( you usually screwed it in ). as for the explosives, well, your main choices were early composites, Dynamite and TNT. Safety standards were, far more loosey goosey back then. It really was just a case of "Be careful or get blown up". also, Lower Tech level restrictions, unfortunately.

[@scp2539]

"they will eventually run out of javs" well turns out they ran out of batteries first because we only sent 1 each. 33:03 thats a bot theyre shooting. the bots are endless :(

[@AlexDoubleAU]

"Who would lie about being an mp?" Me, who got a letter FROM THE ARMY telling me to STAY THE FUCK AWAY: "I could say I cleaned toilets or something"

[@Lohengrinner]

7:54 The man is Dave Canterbury. Those embellishments were the Discovery channel trying to play their show up. They made Dave look like an ass at the end, so they could maybe boost the ratings

[@cristiserban681]

I'm 24 and came to realize that the greatest luxury in life is waking uo at noon and maybe past it and tge greatest power is refusing to do something.

[@goldjaws]

In baseball and soccer you tried to make the ball spin. In baseball it's dependent on the way you hold the ball and in soccer it's based on how you kick the ball.

[@terencepaul7475]

Oh neat, just finishes the last video :)

[@corvusgaming2379]

13:39 does that mean if you have a long enough barrel on a gun you could have the accuracy of a laser?

[@marcpilati5597]

"Never the less im not broke!" well damn you got me beat, im listening i guess lol.

[@Richiedoesmc]

Before watching this video from badger I’ve only ever heard Stonks used as a meme way of saying stocks.

[@TrevorianTheTemplar]

Takeing a nap during the day is so good

[@wote2760]

So you sayin that my great-grandpaps died from the maths? shit man no wonder Calculus was the death of me

[@wellhello1575]

"Who would lie about being an MP?" A civilian.

[@Daark_Karma]

"I'm not gonna make a joke about what we produce" Because it's already a joke :P

[@thatguy-uc1hy]

Best reaction youtuber by far, you make these funny videos super educational and I appreciate you for that

[@TheRoboKitty]

I think by "uncooked turkey" he meant "dead and uncooked", like wet and raw and making slapping noises at it runs down that hallway. Because that's what it sounded like to me

[@altechelghanforever9906]

lmao that makes it even funnier.

[@willemthijssen1082]

About that 'joke' of Russians throwing people at the guns until the guns run out of bullets; it is not just happening now, but that was the majority of their strategy during both world wars

[@darkmerchant1]

There’s an anime called Girls und Panzer about 8th and 9th graders driving tanks

[@juhokuusisto9339]

There's actually 5 types of Diabetes. At least that's what my doctor told me.

[@arthriticgamer3484]

It's not a war it's a "Deployment Opportunity"

[@MidnightSt]

No, uncooked turkey is not "just a live turkey". "Just a live turkey", is just "turkey". An "uncooked turkey", at least to me, is a clear implication of it being AFTER the "live" stage, but still before the "cooked" stage.

[@VinsBloodshotEye]

4:30 Oh, not iudican, no, it's an Albany laughter

[@TortugaAW]

11:14 the timing.

[@issacflor649]

Fuck yeah my favorite military KZbinr

[@liamgreen1982]

04:26 Oh, not in Utica no, its an Albany expression

[@barrybend7189]

You should watch the Mikeburnfire Zack gun rants.

[@MrPerson61]

Boomer basically means "before Millennial" nowadays. old school 90s shooters like DOOM are even called "Boomer Shooters" now just because they're old. Its even a whole genre now.

[@Bluboy511]

I wish I could join the military. I would be in the marines if I didn't have epilepsy

[@moonlitaria1413]

You should react to SODAZ’s STALKER: Contract animation!

[@TheRangaTanGaming]

Thing about Dave Canterbury is I’m not entirely sure it was him that claimed he was special forces or if the network polished his resume and threw him under the bus when it was found out. I’m sure someone else knows better but I’ve heard mixed reports, and he doesn’t seem like the type, looking at his videos and what people have said about him, to lie about something so egregious.

[@renixmar3373]

any chance you'll do maxor's project wingman vid?, i think you havent don it

[@nkvd8846]

When playing world of tanks don't question anything just deal with it

[@БабайАлибабаев]

Try to react to these video: 1) Hentai incident - Campfire stories (by mikeburnfire) 2) Evenicle Review | Wholesome Edition™ (by Ssethtzeentach) 3) C&C Generals Zero Hour | RISE OF THE REDS | Freedom in 30 FPS (by UberDanger)

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

As a Navy Veteran, Chris Kyle and the SEAL that aggrandize themselve drive us insane. I am from Nuclear Navy, which has a lot of cross pollination from the Submarine(since all of the Sub officers and over half crew are Nucs) and there is only one thing we consistently agree. We don't fucking talk about secrets or operations. Ever. Even decades after the fact we don't talk about anything. The SEAL communities behavior is extremely unprofessional, and very aggrivating. Especially when much of what Chris Kyle claimed was not remotely true. The most glaring is that he claimed to punch out Jesse Ventura, when as it turned out they never met at all. Also the consus is that Boomers were Born from 1946 to 1964.

[@RyzzS8911]

14:56 It's funny how World of Tanks: Blitz (the mobile version) doesn't even have any proper artillery mechanics like it does on PC, the closest you can get is "Tank Destoyers" or "TD"s

[@johnfroh6774]

Nah, I've seen turkey take off and slam directly into trees. Wild turkeys are dumb as shit too lmao

[@tjshelton6602]

Yikes. Paul calls out Chris Kyle and Eddie Gallagher.

[@LordTyph]

3:35 Given how much Ukraine's lied about the war, I'd be surprised if they have javelins.

[@LavenderSystem69]

Look, man. I don't believe in making predictions that far in advance. I don't wanna be the next asshole who says we should have flying cars by 2008, who's then universally despised in 2022...

[@subtlewhatssubtle]

Speaking as a very early Gen X (or, as the pun goes, a 'late boomer') boomers are indeed weird because of the unique space they occupy in history. If you plot the timeframes through history, you find that there are generational changeovers, particularly in government offices and other major administrative powers (such as business management) every 20-25 years due to the natural decline of age. Most of these authoritative powers are held by a generation from the age of about 35 to about 65, because of the seniority and experience expected to handle such roles. Following this math, with the first baby boomer birth year of 1946 this means that boomers started affecting business practices and lawmaking in 1980 and should've begun to drop off around 2000... but they continue to exert influence for an entire *second* generation's timeframe from 2000 to 2020 and further. This is an unprecedented level of influence not reflective of any other period in world history. The world has drastically changed in the past 30 years, but policy-making authority for government, business, and other cornerstones of society are still full of people who a generation out of date. As Paul so aptly pointed out, their formative experiences are nothing like those of the young people born in just the last 25 years, let alone the last two years. People who grew up in 1950 and 1960 have lost much of their developmental context in our current time. It is and very much should be the next generation's turn to change the world. On Paul's question of topics the next generation will need: the ability to identify images and sounds generated by an artificial intelligence. Future generations will need to be able to identify falsified images, sounds, and video. It's relatively easy right now while the technology is in its infancy, but give it 20 years and you will find that faked photos and sound clips will be all the more common.

[@ididthisonpulpous6526]

They are also the most numerous generation in the 20th century. They have had the windfall of economic and medical science that noone else in their prior history ever had. The economic advatages were such and their generations lack of help for succeeding generations means it won't be felt by the middle class ever again. Vaccinations, cancer treatment, and most significantly treatment of heart disease means they will live and be active well into their 80s. It is really sad to see one segment of the population will basically open and close the door on the most progress ever made in human history...

[@subtlewhatssubtle]

@@ididthisonpulpous6526 Very insightful, and true. Medicine has also affected their staying power. I think it is also worth considering the words of my late economic sociology professor, a baby boomer himself who had this to say of his experience: boomers are the "consumer generation" starting with the 1980s, but not just in the direction they have steered modern business. They also have more metaphorically consumed the opportunities of Gen X (and probably also the early Millennials) to influence their world, again because of the delays on generational transition.

[@ididthisonpulpous6526]

@@subtlewhatssubtle Well Covid is ravaging their age group more than any other I guess their is solace in that... I mean it's a dark joke and I don't want to see my parents or relatives die. I don't think Baby Boomers are monsters, but I think they have a distorted view of "opportunity" because of their unique position growing up when it was true and than becoming the reason it is no longer true for succeeding generations...

[@coenisgreat]

Boomer in modern lingo just means old person now.

[@entropy-cat]

What in the world? I can't believe people in the military would act like that. It's as if the military is attracting CoD kids nowadays.... Wait... Oh no.

[@Slimpicken]

No it just goes to show that soldiers are human too and not untouchable angels.

[@brigidtheirish]

Yeah. Pretty sure a lot of CoD kids think military life is really like that and sign up.

[@jesselee8963]

You should react to the third potato war

[@Obietrice420]

The next generation skills is doing Fortnite dances on Tik tok

[@Hazleton1376]

6:38 didn’t happen

[@Rihardololz]

everyone above age 30 is a boomer nowadays.

[@Eshelion]

HoW to spot WoT noob? By looking at his minimap size. :D

[@jasonchan916]

Su 5 arty has a stupid rate of fire in wot

[@brucelee-hi6fu]

dads a gen x hes awesome different

[@therandomscout6590]

You should watch RubixRaptor

[@jhymz69]

React to tank fish ww1 experience

[@giannmikhael5939]

anyway to react to rubixraptor's Foxhole vidoes?

[@bilbomo6856]

A boomer is a mindset

[@cali843]

Tbh I like simo hayha more than chris kyle. He's better than him too. For those who don't know, he's known as the finnish white death and has about 500 confirmed kills with a sniper

[@RobMustDie482]

500 in about a month, without using a scope.

[@luissantiago5163]

Oh awesome

[@pm-06gaming55]

You should try to watch the WoWs Naval Legends Nobody really watches them Yamato and Błyskawica are the best!

[@ashthemoltenonegx4921]

1 you dont have to pause each time you talk buddy 2 please i dont wanna be mean but im just here yto see you react i dont want a 50 hour long history lesson

[@nullpoint3346]

Terrible thumbnails, good content.

[@Jankenstein]

Your videos are great, but your process needs refinement Nothing egregious, very informative and fun breakdown of an already great video. A video that is intended as humorous entertainment. Which isn't held against you, but context context context, just like you were saying with the whole MP talk

[@FIVEBASKET]

Could you react to SCP goi.explain

[@hanneskarlbom6644]

Russianbadger sounds like alternate universe sovietwomble.

[@nu_bee3656]

turkeys aren't dumb that's just a stereotype

[@sergiosanabria4294]

Another russianbadger video that good is his far cry 5

[@_blood_moon_proto_1500]

13:00 rugby (basically american football before american football was ever a thing) rugby came before american football which uses near enough every aspect of rugby

[@JoshuaJapitan]

Watch tactical fried chicken pls