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Now that makes sense

I actually capiche the stuff in your post, and your link was more or less undertandable, thanks for posting. I searched unsuccessfully for the recent article I read to support my case but couldn't find it, maybe better luck later

@lxskllr Yes I'm very interested in stuff like that but......should I click on it?? Virtually every single article I read re black holes, quantum topics, physics etc etc is able to teach me nothing, it's all way too technical and not explained for a true layperson. Maybe its just me but yeah nah.

Oh I thought you meant you couldnt make it thru that vid clip. I agree, the film as a whole was not real good but that scene was amazing imo. And this one too while we at it: wolf of wall street penny stock scene

Hey now, are you just mad cuz I said wankers taking time for "tea" are soft? Cmon now :dude:

Just imo, tho 19m views is arguably indicative of it's worth

19m views for one of the best scenes of all time

Trailer looks rad

Yes I checked his wiki, Interesting character. But is it really news that to use a long, sharp knife in a knife fight you slash to and fro and stab back and forth (assuming you aren't going to flee instead)??

That was bizarre. No part of him looks dangerous. Those techniques; were they developed and honed over years from many fights to the death, or did he come up with them 5 minutes before filming began?

This is so cool, I always wondered how the heck a sewing machine works. Talk about ingenuity !!

Good question. I'd guess the poundage is the poundage regardless but ya never know

And asymmetrical warfare continues to be a powerful thing. I learned the info in the below link here at da House :rockon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Challenge_2002

No doubt a pole or a Bo in trained hands is a very serious weapon. But unless you carry one with you regularly, you probably won't have the weapon on hand when you need it, so I'm wondering about the overall rationale.