and they have most likely done that for more arbitrary things in GoT

Not really GoT has the tightest schedule for every scene, they actually have to work on atleast 2 sets at a time. I think they have an average of half a day per scene.

Was the scene in dead wood needed for anything?

yea they used it in an episode... don't know if e get your answer right ^^

was the scene actually useful, did it do anything major in any way

yea, it gave the character more emotional depth and got the mood of the episode really sad

any show or movie or production that wants to be good will spend a long length of time for something important, that sounds important, even GoT would because like anyone else they want to be good.

can't argue with that ^^

I believe if GoT would take more time per episode, like they did in S1-S2, they could even be better than they are now, sadly the network is pressuring them with a fucking tight schedule and they seem to get lazier on details because of it. :<

thats a good and bad thing, lacking details leaves you open to further development later on but too few and youre leaving them with nothing to go on for something possibly important, GoT is still good theyve managed so far but more time and a looser schedule would do well, only problem is their actors are gaining fame and wanted in movies and other shows, emilia clarke was in genisys, natalie dormer had a movie recently, im pretty sure kit harrington has some rumours too

*question

i have seen him cry in shows and it looks good in the show. also that doesnt lead to any conclusion because the things he is cast in, have him for that acting, and use him with that acting, it leads to that assumption but without seeing him trying his ahrdest to do what GoT actors do and watching him not be able to do it you cannot face that conclusion because you do not know he cannot

I saw him crying too but it always looked fake as shit.
The only time i was conviced by his crying was in dead wood.
but i read that they needed a whole they to get it right.

and they have most likely done that for more arbitrary things in GoT

Not really GoT has the tightest schedule for every scene, they actually have to work on atleast 2 sets at a time. I think they have an average of half a day per scene.

Was the scene in dead wood needed for anything?

yea they used it in an episode... don't know if e get your answer right ^^

was the scene actually useful, did it do anything major in any way

yea, it gave the character more emotional depth and got the mood of the episode really sad

any show or movie or production that wants to be good will spend a long length of time for something important, that sounds important, even GoT would because like anyone else they want to be good.

can't argue with that ^^

I believe if GoT would take more time per episode, like they did in S1-S2, they could even be better than they are now, sadly the network is pressuring them with a fucking tight schedule and they seem to get lazier on details because of it. :<

thats a good and bad thing, lacking details leaves you open to further development later on but too few and youre leaving them with nothing to go on for something possibly important, GoT is still good theyve managed so far but more time and a looser schedule would do well, only problem is their actors are gaining fame and wanted in movies and other shows, emilia clarke was in genisys, natalie dormer had a movie recently, im pretty sure kit harrington has some rumours too

*question

Keanu Reeves is a black guy in disguise, all black men can break the laws of physics.

Here, I'm gonna tell you why dodgin' bullets is bullshit.

This is a Browning M2 50 Caliber machinegun. It fires 12.7×99mm at more than 40 rounds per minute in rapid fire mode. One round can tear a hole through you about as big as your standard kitchen bowl.

When you fire this round, it fires with some force around it, kinetic force. This force, even if the bullet doesn't hit you, can hurt you a lot. It's kind of a more contained version of an explosive shockwave. An IED can explode, and the shockwave, not the explosion itself, can break small bones in the body, small bones you NEED to have. Now, since the force is more contained on a bullet, it will maintain itself around that bullet. If a 50. BMG round misses your arm/shoulder area by a few feet, it can still tear your fucking arm right off. It's the same thing with small weapons, even pistols, but the kinetic jacket will do a lot less damage as the rounds get smaller and smaller.

For example, I'm not really sure, since I've never looked into it, but a 9mm round whizzing past your shoulder and just missing, would either bruise the shit out of your shoulder, or it could tear some of the flesh of your shoulder off.

This information brought to you in part by Kelloggs.

Somehow, I sincerely doubt that missing by A FEW FEET is still close enough for the kinetic "jacket" to literally tear your arm off.

I appreciate that, actually.
But the concept of being ripped apart by being somewhat close to where the bullets are landing just didn't seem at all right to me.
A hit is still going to ruin your day, though...

Also, the second link linked to this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MythBusters_ (2009season)#SonicBoom_Sound-off

So, just got witness testiomony from my buddy, who was in Afghanistan.

He says while he was sitting at a patrol base, some insurgents were trying to plant IEDs on a bridge over water, so they opened up on them with a 25mm gun, using HIT rounds, in single fire, as to not waste ammo. He says that one of the insurgents suffered a near-miss, not even 3 inches away from him (the insurgent), and it tore his arm off and he bled to death in the dirt.

Told him everyone was calling this a myth, and he started to get mad cause he says he knows what he saw, especially cause they caught it on their truck's thermals, and it's out on the internet somewhere, he says.

Honestly, I find it more likely that he actually hit the guy in the arm with a round, which could definitely have torn off an arm using HIT rounds.
But if you/he can provide a link to that video, his testimony would seem a lot more likely.

But if he missed by as little as 3 inches, chances are, he actually hit they guy.

Truck or apc. those 25mm(weapons) arent meant to operate without armor, those weapon is basically a autocannon, and its fucking huge. you did say that he had thermal. so im just gonna assume its a Apc . Pic for comparison. and yeah those carts have a tracer-explosive ammo

Pen for comparison

Interesting thread, the first one. Still reading through the second link, but very interesting theories on the origins of the myth.

then riddle me this!

Keanu Reeves is a black guy in disguise, all black men can break the laws of physics.

his prior jobs dont dictate what he can and cant do

in every movie he has the same accent, the same giggle... pretty much everything is the same. this leads to the conclussion that he isn't capable of changing any of it therefore he doesn't have tha capabilities to act in GoT. Just imagine he had to cry. he COULD cry but it would seem unrealistic and faked

i have seen him cry in shows and it looks good in the show. also that doesnt lead to any conclusion because the things he is cast in, have him for that acting, and use him with that acting, it leads to that assumption but without seeing him trying his ahrdest to do what GoT actors do and watching him not be able to do it you cannot face that conclusion because you do not know he cannot

I saw him crying too but it always looked fake as shit.
The only time i was conviced by his crying was in dead wood.
but i read that they needed a whole they to get it right.

and they have most likely done that for more arbitrary things in GoT

Not really GoT has the tightest schedule for every scene, they actually have to work on atleast 2 sets at a time. I think they have an average of half a day per scene.

Was the scene in dead wood needed for anything?

yea they used it in an episode... don't know if e get your answer right ^^

was the scene actually useful, did it do anything major in any way

yea, it gave the character more emotional depth and got the mood of the episode really sad

any show or movie or production that wants to be good will spend a long length of time for something important, that sounds important, even GoT would because like anyone else they want to be good.

can't argue with that ^^

I believe if GoT would take more time per episode, like they did in S1-S2, they could even be better than they are now, sadly the network is pressuring them with a fucking tight schedule and they seem to get lazier on details because of it. :<

thats a good and bad thing, lacking details leaves you open to further development later on but too few and youre leaving them with nothing to go on for something possibly important, GoT is still good theyve managed so far but more time and a looser schedule would do well, only problem is their actors are gaining fame and wanted in movies and other shows, emilia clarke was in genisys, natalie dormer had a movie recently, im pretty sure kit harrington has some rumours too

*question

Aye, not too scary when it's not actually happening to you.

Good example is when I used to think that being shot at, just in general and not being hit, but just knowing you're being shot at, wasn't that bad. Until I learned about the kinetic coat around the bullet that could kill you without the bullet even touching you.

Unrelated webm.

if my pc makes shit I simply turn it off. the movie had 0 story 0 acting and 0 interesting points .... it sucked really really hard.

true dat but you can't compare deathskype with being shot at.
one might happen to you and instantly kill you! ....... but a bullet can be dodged


nice webm.

Here, I'm gonna tell you why dodgin' bullets is bullshit.

This is a Browning M2 50 Caliber machinegun. It fires 12.7×99mm at more than 40 rounds per minute in rapid fire mode. One round can tear a hole through you about as big as your standard kitchen bowl.

When you fire this round, it fires with some force around it, kinetic force. This force, even if the bullet doesn't hit you, can hurt you a lot. It's kind of a more contained version of an explosive shockwave. An IED can explode, and the shockwave, not the explosion itself, can break small bones in the body, small bones you NEED to have. Now, since the force is more contained on a bullet, it will maintain itself around that bullet. If a 50. BMG round misses your arm/shoulder area by a few feet, it can still tear your fucking arm right off. It's the same thing with small weapons, even pistols, but the kinetic jacket will do a lot less damage as the rounds get smaller and smaller.

For example, I'm not really sure, since I've never looked into it, but a 9mm round whizzing past your shoulder and just missing, would either bruise the shit out of your shoulder, or it could tear some of the flesh of your shoulder off.

This information brought to you in part by Kelloggs.

Somehow, I sincerely doubt that missing by A FEW FEET is still close enough for the kinetic "jacket" to literally tear your arm off.

I appreciate that, actually.
But the concept of being ripped apart by being somewhat close to where the bullets are landing just didn't seem at all right to me.
A hit is still going to ruin your day, though...

Also, the second link linked to this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MythBusters_ (2009season)#SonicBoom_Sound-off

So, just got witness testiomony from my buddy, who was in Afghanistan.

He says while he was sitting at a patrol base, some insurgents were trying to plant IEDs on a bridge over water, so they opened up on them with a 25mm gun, using HIT rounds, in single fire, as to not waste ammo. He says that one of the insurgents suffered a near-miss, not even 3 inches away from him (the insurgent), and it tore his arm off and he bled to death in the dirt.

Told him everyone was calling this a myth, and he started to get mad cause he says he knows what he saw, especially cause they caught it on their truck's thermals, and it's out on the internet somewhere, he says.

Honestly, I find it more likely that he actually hit the guy in the arm with a round, which could definitely have torn off an arm using HIT rounds.
But if you/he can provide a link to that video, his testimony would seem a lot more likely.

But if he missed by as little as 3 inches, chances are, he actually hit they guy.

Truck or apc. those 25mm(weapons) arent meant to operate without armor, those weapon is basically a autocannon, and its fucking huge. you did say that he had thermal. so im just gonna assume its a Apc . Pic for comparison. and yeah those carts have a tracer-explosive ammo

Pen for comparison

Interesting thread, the first one. Still reading through the second link, but very interesting theories on the origins of the myth.

then riddle me this!

Keanu Reeves is a black guy in disguise, all black men can break the laws of physics.

Your constructor is no mtch for my Krieg!

ur next fag lol

i really can't fucking believe that anyone ever in this whole world thought a movie about a ghost in a camchat would be scary.....

Aye, not too scary when it's not actually happening to you.

Good example is when I used to think that being shot at, just in general and not being hit, but just knowing you're being shot at, wasn't that bad. Until I learned about the kinetic coat around the bullet that could kill you without the bullet even touching you.

Unrelated webm.

if my pc makes shit I simply turn it off. the movie had 0 story 0 acting and 0 interesting points .... it sucked really really hard.

true dat but you can't compare deathskype with being shot at.
one might happen to you and instantly kill you! ....... but a bullet can be dodged


nice webm.

Here, I'm gonna tell you why dodgin' bullets is bullshit.

This is a Browning M2 50 Caliber machinegun. It fires 12.7×99mm at more than 40 rounds per minute in rapid fire mode. One round can tear a hole through you about as big as your standard kitchen bowl.

When you fire this round, it fires with some force around it, kinetic force. This force, even if the bullet doesn't hit you, can hurt you a lot. It's kind of a more contained version of an explosive shockwave. An IED can explode, and the shockwave, not the explosion itself, can break small bones in the body, small bones you NEED to have. Now, since the force is more contained on a bullet, it will maintain itself around that bullet. If a 50. BMG round misses your arm/shoulder area by a few feet, it can still tear your fucking arm right off. It's the same thing with small weapons, even pistols, but the kinetic jacket will do a lot less damage as the rounds get smaller and smaller.

For example, I'm not really sure, since I've never looked into it, but a 9mm round whizzing past your shoulder and just missing, would either bruise the shit out of your shoulder, or it could tear some of the flesh of your shoulder off.

This information brought to you in part by Kelloggs.

Somehow, I sincerely doubt that missing by A FEW FEET is still close enough for the kinetic "jacket" to literally tear your arm off.

I appreciate that, actually.
But the concept of being ripped apart by being somewhat close to where the bullets are landing just didn't seem at all right to me.
A hit is still going to ruin your day, though...

Also, the second link linked to this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MythBusters_ (2009season)#SonicBoom_Sound-off

So, just got witness testiomony from my buddy, who was in Afghanistan.

He says while he was sitting at a patrol base, some insurgents were trying to plant IEDs on a bridge over water, so they opened up on them with a 25mm gun, using HIT rounds, in single fire, as to not waste ammo. He says that one of the insurgents suffered a near-miss, not even 3 inches away from him (the insurgent), and it tore his arm off and he bled to death in the dirt.

Told him everyone was calling this a myth, and he started to get mad cause he says he knows what he saw, especially cause they caught it on their truck's thermals, and it's out on the internet somewhere, he says.

Honestly, I find it more likely that he actually hit the guy in the arm with a round, which could definitely have torn off an arm using HIT rounds.
But if you/he can provide a link to that video, his testimony would seem a lot more likely.

But if he missed by as little as 3 inches, chances are, he actually hit they guy.

Truck or apc. those 25mm(weapons) arent meant to operate without armor, those weapon is basically a autocannon, and its fucking huge. you did say that he had thermal. so im just gonna assume its a Apc . Pic for comparison. and yeah those carts have a tracer-explosive ammo

Pen for comparison

Interesting thread, the first one. Still reading through the second link, but very interesting theories on the origins of the myth.

then riddle me this!

Keanu Reeves is a black guy in disguise, all black men can break the laws of physics.

what's actually happening

i live in austria, i know muh turkish food ;)

still fuck romanian food it's basically shit.

>10 favorites

>implying i live in fagmerica

Fuck dude if you want to blow your hands off shake and bake is one way to do it

come at me bruh
what I think

Your constructor is no mtch for my Krieg!

ur next fag lol

i really can't fucking believe that anyone ever in this whole world thought a movie about a ghost in a camchat would be scary.....

Aye, not too scary when it's not actually happening to you.

Good example is when I used to think that being shot at, just in general and not being hit, but just knowing you're being shot at, wasn't that bad. Until I learned about the kinetic coat around the bullet that could kill you without the bullet even touching you.

Unrelated webm.

if my pc makes shit I simply turn it off. the movie had 0 story 0 acting and 0 interesting points .... it sucked really really hard.

true dat but you can't compare deathskype with being shot at.
one might happen to you and instantly kill you! ....... but a bullet can be dodged


nice webm.

Here, I'm gonna tell you why dodgin' bullets is bullshit.

This is a Browning M2 50 Caliber machinegun. It fires 12.7×99mm at more than 40 rounds per minute in rapid fire mode. One round can tear a hole through you about as big as your standard kitchen bowl.

When you fire this round, it fires with some force around it, kinetic force. This force, even if the bullet doesn't hit you, can hurt you a lot. It's kind of a more contained version of an explosive shockwave. An IED can explode, and the shockwave, not the explosion itself, can break small bones in the body, small bones you NEED to have. Now, since the force is more contained on a bullet, it will maintain itself around that bullet. If a 50. BMG round misses your arm/shoulder area by a few feet, it can still tear your fucking arm right off. It's the same thing with small weapons, even pistols, but the kinetic jacket will do a lot less damage as the rounds get smaller and smaller.

For example, I'm not really sure, since I've never looked into it, but a 9mm round whizzing past your shoulder and just missing, would either bruise the shit out of your shoulder, or it could tear some of the flesh of your shoulder off.

This information brought to you in part by Kelloggs.

Somehow, I sincerely doubt that missing by A FEW FEET is still close enough for the kinetic "jacket" to literally tear your arm off.

I appreciate that, actually.
But the concept of being ripped apart by being somewhat close to where the bullets are landing just didn't seem at all right to me.
A hit is still going to ruin your day, though...

Also, the second link linked to this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MythBusters_ (2009season)#SonicBoom_Sound-off

So, just got witness testiomony from my buddy, who was in Afghanistan.

He says while he was sitting at a patrol base, some insurgents were trying to plant IEDs on a bridge over water, so they opened up on them with a 25mm gun, using HIT rounds, in single fire, as to not waste ammo. He says that one of the insurgents suffered a near-miss, not even 3 inches away from him (the insurgent), and it tore his arm off and he bled to death in the dirt.

Told him everyone was calling this a myth, and he started to get mad cause he says he knows what he saw, especially cause they caught it on their truck's thermals, and it's out on the internet somewhere, he says.

Honestly, I find it more likely that he actually hit the guy in the arm with a round, which could definitely have torn off an arm using HIT rounds.
But if you/he can provide a link to that video, his testimony would seem a lot more likely.

But if he missed by as little as 3 inches, chances are, he actually hit they guy.

Truck or apc. those 25mm(weapons) arent meant to operate without armor, those weapon is basically a autocannon, and its fucking huge. you did say that he had thermal. so im just gonna assume its a Apc . Pic for comparison. and yeah those carts have a tracer-explosive ammo

Pen for comparison

Interesting thread, the first one. Still reading through the second link, but very interesting theories on the origins of the myth.

then riddle me this!

Keanu Reeves is a black guy in disguise, all black men can break the laws of physics.

what's actually happening

%90? Well I'm turkish and I cook, like home meals and stuff. %85 is pretty okay, %15 is questionable. But those %15 are not the kinds you can find in the restaurant, like weird herbs. Kabalak, Kaldirik etc.

I'm talking about traditional turkish food.

**drumandbass used "*roll picture*"**
**drumandbass rolled image**the pizza is called lahmajun, it's okay, not the greatest fan of it, don't like grinded meat as a topping.


yes and no, i like to try everything atleast once, i had cow brain soup, which had a disgusting consistency but tastet actually pretty good; a rice dish with worms in them was awesome as shit in kroatia and my most favorite disgusting-sounding food is bull balls. love them, sadly they're illegal now in my country :<

i live in austria, i know muh turkish food ;)

still fuck romanian food it's basically shit.

What's your favourite Turkish food mate?

meh they like sheep more, turkish food is 90% disgusting and 10% is known to the rest of the world (kebap and falafel, that's about it)

%90? Well I'm turkish and I cook, like home meals and stuff. %85 is pretty okay, %15 is questionable. But those %15 are not the kinds you can find in the restaurant, like weird herbs. Kabalak, Kaldirik etc.

I'm talking about traditional turkish food.

**drumandbass used "*roll picture*"**
**drumandbass rolled image**the pizza is called lahmajun, it's okay, not the greatest fan of it, don't like grinded meat as a topping.


yes and no, i like to try everything atleast once, i had cow brain soup, which had a disgusting consistency but tastet actually pretty good; a rice dish with worms in them was awesome as shit in kroatia and my most favorite disgusting-sounding food is bull balls. love them, sadly they're illegal now in my country :<

i live in austria, i know muh turkish food ;)

still fuck romanian food it's basically shit.

My fiancee and her family are Romanian. One of the first things we did for our wedding is make sure that nobody is bringing food that isn't catered. Lol.

it's a goat

What's your favourite Turkish food mate?

meh they like sheep more, turkish food is 90% disgusting and 10% is known to the rest of the world (kebap and falafel, that's about it)

%90? Well I'm turkish and I cook, like home meals and stuff. %85 is pretty okay, %15 is questionable. But those %15 are not the kinds you can find in the restaurant, like weird herbs. Kabalak, Kaldirik etc.

I'm talking about traditional turkish food.

**drumandbass used "*roll picture*"**
**drumandbass rolled image**the pizza is called lahmajun, it's okay, not the greatest fan of it, don't like grinded meat as a topping.


yes and no, i like to try everything atleast once, i had cow brain soup, which had a disgusting consistency but tastet actually pretty good; a rice dish with worms in them was awesome as shit in kroatia and my most favorite disgusting-sounding food is bull balls. love them, sadly they're illegal now in my country :<

i live in austria, i know muh turkish food ;)

still fuck romanian food it's basically shit.

nice roll

I'd eat it

meh, ate worse. in this meal atleast every ingredient can be eaten seperated.

never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever go to a romanian wedding, this shit is disgusting as fuck and you HAVE to eat it.... fuck their disgusting cooking

My fiancee and her family are Romanian. One of the first things we did for our wedding is make sure that nobody is bringing food that isn't catered. Lol.

it's a goat

What's your favourite Turkish food mate?

meh they like sheep more, turkish food is 90% disgusting and 10% is known to the rest of the world (kebap and falafel, that's about it)

%90? Well I'm turkish and I cook, like home meals and stuff. %85 is pretty okay, %15 is questionable. But those %15 are not the kinds you can find in the restaurant, like weird herbs. Kabalak, Kaldirik etc.

I'm talking about traditional turkish food.

**drumandbass used "*roll picture*"**
**drumandbass rolled image**the pizza is called lahmajun, it's okay, not the greatest fan of it, don't like grinded meat as a topping.


yes and no, i like to try everything atleast once, i had cow brain soup, which had a disgusting consistency but tastet actually pretty good; a rice dish with worms in them was awesome as shit in kroatia and my most favorite disgusting-sounding food is bull balls. love them, sadly they're illegal now in my country :<

i live in austria, i know muh turkish food ;)

still fuck romanian food it's basically shit.

**drumandbass used "*roll picture*"**
**drumandbass rolled image**no prob

nice roll