Napoleon is stronger than Warhammer 40K - Tom and Ben

Why Ben doesn't like camo on space marines.
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[@Zepplin1395]

The tyranids are actually fleeing from the American army, who left Terra aeons ago to distant galaxys in the constant quest for more oil

[@maxinesenior596]

YOU PICK IT UP WITH YOUR FUCKING HANDS AND JUST BRING IT BACK

[@danmoar94]

You played Helldivers 2? They harvest the bugs for "Element 710" which is oil backwards in leetspeak

[@TykusBalrog]

The entire rest of the world who uses metric: *Confused sweating*

[@jonasquinn7977]

I imagine that space marines are so colourful for the same reason Superman is, if someone is going to be shot at they want it to be them

[@aidanfiadh]

The ranges lining up makes some sense since wargaming started with us civil war & napoleonic games

[@michaelducasse1551]

A while ago I was comparing 40k weapon's range in tabletop (in inches) to their range in the roleplaying games (in meters), here's what I found: 6" equated to 20m - Hotshot Laspistol 12" equated to 30m - Laspistol 18" equated to 60m - Hotshot Lasgun 24" equated to 100m - Lasgun this means that: the first 6" represents 20m the second 6" represents 10m the third 6" represents 30m the fourth 6" represents 40m and so on a weapon (i believe a pulse rifle) with 30" range had 150m range therefore the fifth 6" represents 50m (there was alot of outliers though, I tried to go with the most popular weapons)

[@Powoga]

Damn, I was going to say that a Turnip28 unit could shoot farther than a space marine, but they have a range of only 90 feet (or about 27.4m) Makes sense, I suppose.

[@letsplaysvonaja1714]

...did you mess up the math?

[@Powoga]

@@letsplaysvonaja1714 I did, but now no one will ever know. Unless I messed it up again.

[@travishimebaugh8381]

I didn't realize that triple-flavored ice cream was so versatile

[@I_Am_Kas]

But wasn't big E Napoleon or one of his advisors in 40K lore?

[@lucaswatson1913]

If big E was Napoleon he lost lol, god I hate neverdies

[@KGello]

Did you guys not have to throw small balls in elementary school? I was always told that was a vestige of conscription meant to prime people to throw grenades. I just looked up the minimum expected distance for a boy in 6th grade, and it's 18 meters. I'd think 20-30 meters for soldiers is an underestimate, though I don't remember my record :D Maybe that leather ball was lighter than a grenade...

[@garethhughes7430]

That isn't a thing in the UK.

[@tallleprechaun1318]

Those measurements for a mile would have come from the brits. We just kept them as it is hard for a nation larger than an island to completely change measurement systems.

[@shearnotspear]

Apparently when Europe was switching, the US president at the time ordered a set of prototypes so they could switch too. But they got raided by pirates, and they stole the prototypes.

[@kingkuma4112]

@@shearnotspear We then tried again in 1941, and pearl harbor got attacked, and it was shelved.

[@joshuabruce9599]

Russia used to use a form of imperial, believe it or not. China had their own form and so did many other large nations. The size of a country doesn't make a difference, whatsoever.

[@Candlemancer]

The entire world besides the US swapped from various forms of Imperial to Metric. The US's size is irrelevant, you just think you're more special than everyone else.

[@JackPorter]

@@kingkuma4112 and we've been in war ever since