"Wrecking & Trolling The Germans With A Wooden Plane" | Kip Reacts to The Fat Electrician

Fellow Legends, welcome! Today we dive into another epic Fat Electrician video, this time with aviation military history I didn't know about in the form of the DH-98 Mosquito. This was an absolute blast to watch and seeing the history and how it had an effect in the, "meta" at the time of WWII was insane! If you liked this video as much as I did then I absolutely recommend you go and check out the original video to show some support for the source material!
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Original Video: Wrecking & Trolling The Germans With A Wooden Plane - DH-98 Mosquito
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[@LM-nb7rj]

The timber of terror is the best nickname for a wooden plane ive ever heard 😂

[@Fleet_of_fog]

While good I'd have to give it to the loping lumberyard. 😂

[@Lazgar_lockman]

One they didn't mention was 'The Termintes Dream'

[@monsoonmemes5504]

Here's a better one "The Wood Of Destruction".

[@nicksykes4575]

One genuinely often used nickname he didn't mention was, "the Balsa Bomber".

[@cringehunter3812]

The wooden Wonder that's just a morning wood joke

[@JaxMerrick]

"Have you seen a squirrel with knight's armor on?" Yes, several. They're on my Magic the Gathering playmat, riding a dragon.

[@KipReacts]

@@JaxMerrick 15 flying squirrels do in-fact overpower ancient Eldrazi horrors.

[@isaacgraff8288]

One fun detail that was left out, is that the pilots in the Mosquitos were able to comfortably fly low. So low in fact, some would return to the airfields with leaves and foliage on the undercarriage.

[@davidiwata7063]

Free lawnmowing for Germany.

[@Knight-Bishop]

​@@davidiwata7063 I think a couple other nicknames for it were the tree trimmer, but also the hedge clipper, because of those ancient towering hedgerows in France. The those pilots often flew at a floor of 30 ft by terrain, which is shorter than their dang wingspan. 😅

[@AshXXMayftw]

*Nazi's continuously get their asses whooped by wooden planes* Nazi Politian: "Wooden planes is a stupid idea." The Nazi Soldiers:

[@seabas12]

LoL so true or they loved getting spanked by wooden plains and didn't want to build a new wooden plain

[@llmkursk8254]

And on this day, Kip learned about Project Habakkuk, and pykrete. Pykrete is the combination of wood pulp and ice. The story goes that, at a demonstration, a service pistol was shot at an ice block, and the ice shattered. The next shot at the block of pykrete, ricocheted off and grazed an admiral. Very fascinating story to look in to.

[@chrismaverick9828]

That was Lord Mountbatten, and Admiral Ernest King, a man who already required no additional reasons to hate the English, was grazed in the ankle by the round. The best irony was that Pycrete was an incredible idea that would entirely work in the North Atlantic. They parked the prototype miniature ice ship in a harbor and it took a long time to melt, but was maintained during its test life by a 1hp cooling pump.

[@si2foo]

@@chrismaverick9828 Also to show churchill how useful the material was the man who developed the concept made a block about the size of a brick and put it in Chruchills bathtub while he was in it during the dicussions it is said that churchill was continuously playing with the lump of pykrete. ohh and it was a lovely hot water bath.

[@dieHero]

A Plane in the sky that's a boat is called a AC-130.

[@crazyjack3357]

No see that be a ship a battle ship

[@DragoonZell]

@@crazyjack3357 I prefer the other name....The Angel of Death

[@austink4712]

Nah, it's the Catalina or the bv238

[@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly]

The cargo C-130 Hercules is more balanced and airtight than the AC-130 combat mod variant.

[@Zigthrill]

No. That's not a plane. That's an angel of death.

[@hjrulez8516]

Politics get in the way of both wooden planes, on different sides, that's what I call ironic

[@LighthawkTenchi]

Politicians are the real enemy, as it turns out

[@Grey-Honey-Badger]

No, it's wooden...iron is metal...

[@sirapple2406]

@@Grey-Honey-Badger So it seems all politicians are shivering from the timber...

[@Knight-Bishop]

​@@Grey-Honey-Badger Take this like and gtfo 😂

[@Knight-Bishop]

​@@sirapple2406 And what I said to the other guy, to you, too. 😂

[@ChoomOfDoom]

"Wow you're making a plane out of metal? Cringe. Here, make it out of this tree I cut from my backyard."

[@Archris17]

Why do I just imagine de Havilland as the gigachad meme when you say it like that?

[@Avetho]

@@Archris17 Because that's only natural XD

[@HyperfixationWizard]

Imagine having your most advanced fighter planes become utterly useless because a flying wooden box filled with bombs keeps styling on you.

[@josephschultz3301]

RAF: "Should'a been on the right side of history, chaps! Tally ho!" *[BOMBS]*

[@Shalltear773]

and then saying using the same idea is stupid.

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

Fun fact: the designer of the Mosquito - Ronald Eric Bishop - went on to design the Vampire, the first ever fighter to exceed 500mph, the DH.108 the first British aircraft to break the speed of sound and the Comet, the world's first jet passenger airliner. I love finding out connections like that, just like the man who designed the Lancaster Bomber went on to design the Vulcan Bomber. If you put both those planes next to each other you'd have no idea or guess that the same man designed both. Same goes for the designer of the SR-71 and his early aircraft designs.

[@KipReacts]

That's so cool!

[@mmonge954]

That man was spitting facts about politicians😂

[@Syleria]

The German Moskito was the Ta-154 by Focke-Wulfe. If I remember rightly, in addition to the whole "we don't think a wooden plane is a good idea" mindset, there was also a lot of in-fighting amongst German aircraft manufacturers. Money and prestige were on the line to have their designs be the war-winners, so if one firm was losing out to the other, the losing firm would pull every string it could to trip up the opposition. Also, I think production of the Ta-154 was delayed because the Brit's and Americans bombed the factory that produced the glue needed to make the wood hold together in the right shapes properly.

[@jehoiakimelidoronila5450]

Yea you're right about that last part. They indeed Bombed out the glue factory, leaving focke wulf to substitute one with questionable quality. By that I mean the substitute glue ate away the wood

[@seasuper3402]

Wasn't there also the issue that firing the 30mm had so much recoil it ripped the guns off the aircraft?

[@colinturner7120]

​@@seasuper3402it did not rip the guns out but it did damage to wood where the gun fired from its shock and caused cracks in the nose

[@mage3690]

And even to this day, German defense contractors sue the shit out of each other so much it would make an American lawyer blush. I've heard of cases where companies started lawsuits before the contract was even awarded.

[@valterfara5027]

@@mage3690 Not only each other, but also in other countries. One time, one of this companies sued Mexico because they accused that the FX-05 was the same as the HK G36. Mexico had to show the entire mechanism to explain that the rifles look similar, but are completely different things.

[@north-vegasgift4964]

How based was De Havilland when his first Jet Figher, y'know, JET fighter, incorporated wood panels as part of its fuselage. Bro would NOT let go of wood constructed planes. 💀

[@ericward8459]

I mean, hey, IT WORKED, DIDN'T IT????

[@hi14993]

Duvalvey? Do you mean, De Havilland?

[@Tarantio1983]

I go drinking in a British Royal Air Force Association bar, and tbh the best description I ever heard of flying is applicable to 04:56 is "The art of flying is the science of aiming to plough into the dirt, and then missin' by a smidgen" ... So, um ... yeah, Dehavlon may have been onto something there!

[@_lime.]

*de Havilland

[@OscarTheOwl07]

"i know what's wrong with it, aint got no gas in it!"

[@Blood_M4ster]

09:58 : To paraphrase Laserpig : "The British's plan was to use their ally to take the brunt of the assault and when that failed they 'Wallace and Gromit' their way to victory" While we're talking of WW2 airplane shenanigans there was the time where France converted an Airliner into a bomber named "Jules Vernes" whose call to fame was to bomb Berlin ... during the battle of France. It didn't do a lot of damage on its lonesome with its payload but imagine the German high command getting a call saying "Berlin has been bombed" and wondering how that happened (by taking the long way around, flying along Dutch and Danish coasts then the Baltic).

[@Kez_DXX]

Project Habakkuk or Habbakuk was the woodpulp ice aircraft carrier idea. Pykrete, named after Geoffrey Pyke was super tough and resistant to melting. A block of ice will shatter if you shoot it with a shotgun, but a block of pykrete will make a small crater at best. So if you could pull off a ship with a 50tf thick hull, the U-boat crews are gonna cry. Crazy idea but I love it

[@dieHero]

I just realized that the Spruce Goose is just a larger version of this plane

[@weldonwin]

And also designed and built by a speed-freak mad-man

[@c0baltl1ghtn1ng]

In some of the video games I've played that had the Mosquito as a selectable craft you can pilot, it's always been one of the more fun options, thought always had the Fighter-Bomber role. Mayhaps not the most durable, but like in Dark Souls, if you don't get hit you don't gotta worry about dying. Also I think a Mosquito was involved with dropping a fake bomb on a fake Germain airstrip, which that alone is just some extra British trolling.

[@commandercritic9036]

The story behind that is the following… the Germans thought they’d troll the Brits and Americans by building a fake airfield, complete with fake wooden planes and empty buildings. The British respond by flying a bombing run over the fake airfield, and yea, dropped wooden bombs on it. Can’t remember if they used the Mosquito, but it would be fitting, what would also have been fitting is if one of the fake wooden bombs had a message on it reading “Nice try Chaps 😜”

[@kyuketsuki5736]

"What is a airplane but a ship in the air" - Kip "What is a tank but a battleship on the ground?" Logic of Jean Baptiste Eugène Estienne one of history's first tank designers, and the French Père des Chars (Father of the Tank)

[@ussenterprisecv6805]

I have to point out that a group of Mosquitos also performed a prison escape. "Using Planes to Break Out of Prison (Operation Jericho)" is a video from animarchy covering this raid.

[@catsareamazing3616]

Facts

[@bigfoot_huntr2964]

I remember playing that mission in a fighter plane game way back. It was awesome!

[@catsareamazing3616]

@@bigfoot_huntr2964 heroes over Europe I love that one

[@bigfoot_huntr2964]

@catsareamazing3616 yesss that was it! I loved it too! So many memories made there. And so much agony with certain missions.... like the battle of the bulge

[@catsareamazing3616]

@@bigfoot_huntr2964ya some were hard lol but it was amazing

[@Dragonsofchaos852]

26:50 untill 27:50 *Bursts out laughing for a second time.* Jesus fucking christ, this guy has no goddamn filter! XD

[@imsmart_yetdumb9278]

When I think of the phrase "Timber of Terror," I think of like, just pules of wood that are somehow scary as hell.

[@psychosisgaming4395]

"Don't run it in to shit, it'll be fine" -man who crashed his plane

[@Tomyironmane]

Wood has a strength to weight ratio up there with carbon fiber. DeHavilland wasn't wrong, but the extra care and attention to wood structures necessary to keep them strong is why most aircraft made the switch to metal.

[@HankD13]

Great explanation of the Mossie - minor glitch, yes Mossie operations attacked Gestapo HO's but Operation Jericho was the Amiens prison raid - to blow down the walls and allow captured resistance fighters to escape (or die maybe) since they had links to Overlord. Jericho, clue in the name. Mosquito Teste had a 6pdr anti tank gun - great U Boat hunter. They also dropped bouncin bombs and torpedoes. Remarkable, beautiful aircraft.

[@lordsylph414]

a minor correction, Operation Jericho was a mission to bomb a military prison that was holding over 800 French resistance prisoners, including some very important members who knew a LOT about the upcoming Normandy invasion. the raid had two goals, bust up the prison so they can escape, and kill the prisoners who don't escape by destroying the prison the raid he's actually talking about is just called "The Oslo Mosquito Raid"

[@weldonwin]

It wasn't intended to kill the prisoners, but they did try to target the walls, so the prisoners could escape and basically have the Germans tearing around the countryside, trying to find them

[@anzaca1]

25:05 Part of the problem with the Moskito, which was designed by Kurt Tank aka the guy who designed the Fw 190, was that the factory making the glue for it was destroyed.

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

Sorry, ignore my previous comment. I saw yours and thought you got the wrong plane, which you didn't. I'm an idiot for not remembering the Germans also called a plane the "Moskito".

[@Isolder74]

Destroyed by a fast bombing raid of British Mosquitos. And the factory kept the only copy of the formula for the glue there so when the factory burned down they lost how to make the glue too. They tried to come up with a new glue but it dissolved the wood making the German plane tend to fall apart.

[@ianjardine7324]

He missed a couple of hilarious mossie facts like the time the NAZIS built a plywood airfield compete with hangers and fake planes to trick the RAF and the day it was finished a mossie dropped a fake wooden bomb slap bang in the middle of the runway. Or the tsetse variant armed with an automatic mollens cannon firing solid steel shells for hunting U-boats capable of punching straight through both sides of the entire hull. Tsetses being an African fly with an excruciatingly painful bite.

[@PaulGAckerman]

I discovered The Fat Electrician a few months ago and love his content. I discovered your channel a few days ago and I love how you enhance his humor.

[@RaderizDorret]

Point of order secundus: During the Battle of Britain, the Spitfire gets all the glory for being the most cutting-edge tech fighter available, but the Hawker Hurricane was the one that got it done. This plane was made of metal tubing and wood with fabric on any non-load bearing sections of the plane. It's basically using late WWI tech but in monoplane form. The Hurricane accounted for over 60% of the RAF's confirmed kills against the Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain but since it was sent out to kill bombers and transports, it didn't get the glory of going one on one with the Bf 109. And though the 109 was a superior aircraft in nearly every aspect, the Hurricane could and did kill 109s on the regular. The Hurricane was later relegated to being a fighter-bomber and then was developed further into the Typhoon and Tempest, the latter being THE low-altitude fighter of WWII which could face the Me 262 in a head-on fight and have even odds of winning said fight.

[@genericscottishchannel1603]

ah yes, 'guys don't bring up(thing you don't want brought up) to(whoever you don't want aforementioned thing brought up to)' a foolproof plan

[@nathanbrown8196]

Not just a dark souls reference but a ds 2 reference to boot. You sir have earned a new fan.

[@Battlestargroup]

He forgot one of the other nicknames the crews gave it: The Termites Dream Also, new follower

[@domination1985]

His vid about the "THING" makes me think thats where we split from the gundam time line. Just think it looks like the early moble tanks in gundam wing that had tank bottoms and bot tops. The thing just didnt have a head yet

[@dangospark1179]

Timber of Terror = Dick of Doom, Change my mind.

[@raymurray3401]

Why would we change your mind when you’re not wrong. I mean the joke’s basically write themselves. it’s made of wood, is kinda dong shaped, and was used at all hours of the day, so anytime they used it at dawn you could technically call it the “deadliest morning wood” lmao.

[@Jack-lk7wk]

It's Richard to you

[@idcgaming518]

Brit here. Its not fish and crisps. If you want to americanise it, its "fish and fries" our chips are what you yanks call "fries". Hope this helps.

[@Dr.Sho_Minamimoto]

I can’t help but imagine he orders Fish and Crisps and is served a plate of potato chips with a whole uncooked halibut on top.

[@Tribalwings0]

Interestingly enough, this was not the only wooden aircraft, I do use the word "aircraft" lightly, though. In 1942, 1 year after the mosquito entered services the Spruce Goose, the flying lumberyard, or the flying boat began construction.

[@Tribalwings0]

This aircraft was intended to be essentially a large boat skipping across the ocean. It was the largest aircraft of all time from 1946 up until 2019. It has a wing span of 320" 11'. This is larger than a football field. The aircraft was able to carry 150,000 pounds roughly 400 to 700 fully equipped soldiers or 2 sherman tanks.

[@KipReacts]

Fascinating!

[@GhostWatcher2024]

The wood-pulp & ice carrier was a real idea. It never took off. They wanted to make a bigger and more armored supercarrier. The material was called pykrete (like concrete but named after the guy who came up with the idea, Geoffrey Pyke). Supposedly, in a demonstration, a bullet fired at a block of pykrete ricocheted and almost hit one of the observers. It didnt go into production mostly because the allies were kicking the crap out of Germany by then.

[@mmasque2052]

Couldn’t tell you about the reliability of a Mosquito but where i used to go fishing up in Canada served as a base for a fly-in air service. They used 2 deHavilland Beavers. In the late 1970s, these planes were already 20-25 years old. So far as i know, they’re dtill flying regularly.

[@Cmoss114]

Your comment about planes being ships of the sky was actually spot on. That's why we use the term "airports". Ports as in ships dock in ports. Also, the airplane number is referred to as its ship number. People in the industry still call them ships to this day. The more ya know....

[@ajayjackson7089]

Of course he went to his grandma. If he'd gone anywhere else, he'd be barking up the wrong tree.

[@doesthislookunsure894]

Does anyone else feel like ww2 warfare was a perfect storm of stupid shit that ends up being not stupid because it worked?

[@ericward8459]

A different fuckin age, my dude. A magical time in history

[@RaderizDorret]

Point of order here: for the same strength, metal (specifically aluminum) is VASTLY lighter than wood as a rule. De Havilland got lucky in that he could apply concepts involved in the newest metal planes and then developed an insanely good plywood formula that could handle that strain. What made the Mosquito so good was that it could get close to the same performance as the latest Aluminum stressed-skin tech but using resources that weren't as expensive.

[@leaguemastergg3647]

13:11 That is a reference to the KZbinr Wildcat. Yeah he's the "it ain't got no gas in it" guy.

[@delord1619]

I'm with you on this one Kip," Acoustic SR-71" caused a major Coffee Spit Take over here... now I've a laptop io dry out... laterz XD

[@DrownedInExile]

"A wooden gun. He tricked me... with a wooden gun." - Magneto

[@roguedruid3465]

That plane is the ancestor of the Payday Dodge Build.

[@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606]

24:00 like the time they disproved the "earth is the inside of a sphere" theory by making a massive telescope and aiming it just above the horizon in the direction of france. They got some very nice pictures of space.

[@DogKacique]

Important to note that the Mosquito carried as many bombs as the B-17, but while the B-17 was slow, inaccurate and carried 9 people, the Mosquito was extremely fast, maneuverable and could Dogfight Mosquito is a very adequate name, given it's the creature that killed the most humans in history

[@matthewclaydon444]

They also had a version with a (I think) 57mm tank gun for taking out submarines but there's a couple of accounts of them using the big gun to take out slow and low German bombers with great success

[@moondog8353]

I remember seeing a documentary long ago about the Mosquito where they mentioned a variant having a "six pound gun", with footage of a Mosquito firing off a hefty looking cannon.

[@Dragonsofchaos852]

24:55 untill 25:30 *Bursts out laughing.* History repeats itself! XD

[@iron_side5674]

Overseas dude here. That is also how Europe works, most of it anyways. Btw Moskito is just the Germanized version of the word Mosquito, so they didn´t actually even change the name, they just dumbed it down so they could spell it.

[@42Mrgreenman]

10:10 You should actually check out a video on Pycrete...it was basically frozen wood pulp, and the shit was damn near bulletproof and basically had the properties of concrete...hence the name...

[@KingofDiamonds117]

the mosquito was britain's answer to its comical lack of metal. the brits got bushwacked so hard during the blitzkrieg that they had basically nothing to defend themselves at the time and importing metals from other territories was either, a huge pain in the ass due to submarine warfare or they would not make it in time. So the brits came up with two answers, recycle every type of metal possible and wood. Because a wooden gun with a pipe on it was better than having no gun at all.

[@davidmcintyre8145]

Habakkuk was a planned 2.5 million ton carrier with a more than 2000 ft flight deck that you could have launched and recovered 4 engine bombers or later because the ship would have lasted so long Vulcan nuclear bombers in the 1980's in the Falklands war. Drachinifel has a video on the idea

[@BenSand]

as a fellow idahoian sheels is opening a store in meridian on 10 mile road and the freeway

[@jameslrbrand2002uk]

The British car company TVR had the same response when the EU said they have to fit airbags to new cars with a response of "don't crash it then" us brits are very matter of fact.

[@Jadg.pz.kpfw.CC64-2M-Jumbo]

Fact: My insurance is udderly confused as to why my frontal upper plate was dented by a misquito

[@MrRevan991]

you are welcome to come to Britainland any time we shall show you strange and interesting things kip

[@kaleb3213]

A lot of people dont seem to be aware, but if youre unhappy with youre elected officials here in US you can try to remove them early by petitioning for a recall vote. Its incredibly rare, i think ive only heard of it once against gov Newsom in California, but he held onto a majority of voters and stayed in office.

[@KipReacts]

@@kaleb3213 Fascinating. I had assumed that there was a procedure for that, but I didn't know if it existed or how viable it was to get going.

[@thehavok4258]

Absolutely legendary.

[@harryjohnson9215]

The Germans called it the bandit of the skys

[@Outlander323]

20:50 origin of 'rain on your parade'...

[@HALOman-vi2tg]

A single mosquito crippled the Bismarck allowing it to be destroyed.

[@kumasenlac5504]

The Bismarck was crippled by an airborne torpedo launched by a Fairey Swordfish. The torpedo disabled a rudder just as the Bismarck was turning hard - condemning it to circle slowly until it was surrounded and pummelled to pieces.

[@frednone]

The Nazis did end up with a wood fighter, the He-162. It was a jet too.

[@jameshunt9208]

Nice waterproofing reference

[@kazline1455]

It kinda feels like TFE made it seem like the mosquito was the only wooden plane at the time, which wasnt the case, most of the soviet Aircraft at the time were also made out of wood like the Yak figters

[@HMSAtomicDreadnought]

A plane that is a boat are call flying boats because the fuselage is built so that it can land and take of from large body's of water and they were really popular until after ww2 because large airfield were really reare until after ww2 and one of the models of mosquito build was one that pout a 6pdr anti tank gun WITH an autolouder to go sink axis shipping and submarine that it found on the surface

[@themalcontent100]

Is timber cheaper than metal these days? Because, if war breaks out, we could have a bunch of remote kamikazes.

[@Mr-bw7yi]

Australia's Cardboard Drones in question...

[@themalcontent100]

@@Mr-bw7yi if it works it ain’t stupid. Glue some C4, fit them with a few AAA bateries, give the controller to 12 year old, and launch a thousand of them a destroyer. At the very least the crew of that ship are going to need to get on deck to shoot them down.

[@Louse1021]

I love the dark souls logic here 😂 just go in with no armor and a great sword, and dont get hit

[@Good20win11]

One of my favorite planes

[@michaelernst3731]

The F-22's of 1942

[@druidws16]

I always thought that the Zaku in Gundam was an allegory for the Soviets (Russians). I never thought that it could have been applied to the Nazis (Germans). 🤔 Now I want to rewatch them just to make a different analysis of them!🤨

[@attilaabonyi8879]

If you think about britain had it's first stealth fighter before it was even a concept. In ww2...as a wooden airplane...

[@edbrown5665]

Airplane has more names than Apollo creed

[@briandstephmoore4910]

Scheels is amazing by the way.

[@wolffgangkertzvoneisbacht]

“Have you seen a squirrel with knights armor on?” … *yes*

[@dustindavidson8033]

My theory as to why America uses the metric system for our ammo is so the enemy and their drs aren't confused as to what just git them or what they are pulling out of the ones that are wounded.

[@_blood_moon_proto_1500]

kip, i hate to break it to you, but what we call chips are not what you'd call chips, what we call crisps are what you call chips, what we call chips are similar to fries, but they are not mashed and formed potato like fries are

[@DeHerg]

7:35 "What is an airplane but a boat in the sky?" No, that would be a zeppelin. The equivalent of a plane in water would be a hydrofoil.

[@Cmoss114]

Why do you think airplanes use airports? Air "ports" just like a ship uses ports. Also a planes number is referred to as its ship number. The pilot of a plane is known as ....... its captain. Planes = sky boats

[@DeHerg]

@Cmoss114 Planes rely on dynamic lift, aka airflow over the wing. Boats swim due to buoyancy (like a zeppelin), a boat that stops in water does not sink, a plane in the air does.

[@Cmoss114]

@DeHerg im not arguing how a boat and a plane work bubs. I gave several examples of how humans essentially consider planes to be ships. They are not opinions they are facts. You can choose to accept them or not. I don't really care

[@DeHerg]

@Cmoss114 You just gave a few examples of linguistic carryover because people had to name these things something. To think that means people mentally equate the two is kind of retarded to be honest.

[@KaitoD]

Honestly I didn't know the Brits has this good kind of humor

[@DJProtaganist]

I cannot wait till he covers cardboard drones

[@jupitergaming5146]

btw there was a version of the mosquito that was made where it had a mounted tank cannon so it could snipe tanks on the ground

[@britishreaper7717]

It ain’t Britain land is called “the land of Tea, proper football and the og tea-baggers against the luftwaffe”.

[@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly]

Timber of terror is what I'm calling my wood from now on.🤣

[@WoosterCogburnn]

Thanks for bringing up the whole “mummy tea” thing. It only took 25 years to bury that disgusting little piece of knowledge deep enough in my mind, where I didn’t have to think about it anymore ☕️🤢

[@ArienDrakon]

Best response to those politicians is the Marines motto. It's not stupid if it works!

[@chriscalvin5083]

Love these reaction videos look forward to the next

[@brucelee-hi6fu]

slow internet plays 1408 for twenty minutes buffers once but can't play a kip video without buffering every min then when you pause to let it load in other videos a ad plays to make all that loading disappear

[@connorsutherland2005]

It's fish and chips!!!!!

[@johnokland1652]

Chips are French fries crisps are potato chips so it's fish and chips it's just like going down south and getting beer battered catfish and fries like a long John silvers kinda thing

[@dakotamedley1822]

You want to see the terror of the woods

[@ImprovmanZero]

Wood is an unusual choice of material but not actually insane

[@balla5581]

We all love insider trading

[@Crazycoyote-we7ey]

A.Hitler's way of fighting Gun designer "I have a new weapon thats both a rifle and Submachine gun I call it the Strumgewher/Assaul Rifle." A.Hitler " Nien The old standard Bolt action rifle is superior!!!!" Plane designer "I have a new fighter called a jet plane.". A.Hitler "Nien MORE BOMBERS BOMBERS BOMBERS BOMBS we dont need a nuclear bomb."

[@DillanWill]

I love scheels. I think most of their stores are in the upper mid-west.

[@ltredscorpion7147]

as a brit myself for the question why the strange ideas. my reasoning is TEA allows us to ascend i mean look at the TOG II thats a tank thats allows u to drink tea while in battle.... If u do come ever brace urself for the amount of rain

[@tric5122]

The RND of Germany didn't go anywhere, for them. The US and many other countries snagged their scientists up and allowed them to continue w/their RND for those countries. A lot of modern advancements are thanks to those yahtzi scientists that were allowed to live and be free.

[@calebmorrow96]

Not the Jontron reference😂