Inverted in Gladiator I guess, when Russell Crowe's character comments about how 'sometimes the cold makes the blade stick".demoman_chaos said:I am certain he knows they are really loud. He probably means state movie/game cliches don't really happen.NeutralDrow said:Gunshots are very loud. They just sound more like firecrackers than media usually depicts them.Buleet said:Ill start with gunshots being very very loud.Apparently they sound more like firecrackers.
Everyone knows swords make a metallic -sching- noise when you pull them out despite them lacking the required metal in the seaths the make that noise. That metal would never contract during a cold day and make the blade stuck.
You lie, the '90s Street Fighter movie taught me the truth about you dictator-supporting bastards.EmileeElectro said:The British are bad guys or idiots. We're really not that bad!
Ever seen Deadwood? That show was epic in its realistic version of the west, there's almost no gun fights, most of the time when people use a gun its to shoot someone in the back of the head when they're not looking. Knife fights happen though, and there is a truly, truly brutal fight between two bodyguards.Sir Strange Of The House Lycan said:You know in movies,where they cock they're guns to sound extra threatening? Yeah,we haven't done that since the first days of the west.
#And while we're on subject of the West,it was NOT an exciting place of shoot-outs and duels,the highest death rate from guns shots in a town was about 4.
He says, "Frost, it sometimes makes the blade stick." if I remember right. Frost makes even the bolt on a rifle stick. A bit of water gets in there and freezes it shut, just like car doors.Blind Sight said:Inverted in Gladiator I guess, when Russell Crowe's character comments about how 'sometimes the cold makes the blade stick".
No, the only bad thing about you are your teeth.EmileeElectro said:The British are bad guys or idiots. We're really not that bad!
If you get hit by a 7.62mm round, used in say, AK-47's or battle rifles, you -will- be knocked down. That round is heavy and it is hitting you hard.stukov961 said:And my favorite beeing knocked back by a bullet.
One of Newton's laws of motion, I think it's the second or third one outright proves that to be knocked of your feet by a bullet would the force produced would have knock the one holding the gun over from massive recoil.
Depends what's being fired, and where. A .22 rifle fired in an open field makes a firecracker sound scary.Buleet said:Ill start with gunshots being very very loud.Apparently they sound more like firecrackers.
The physics you speak of is different, like newtons cradle, its his working example for that effect. However with a gun its different as there are dozens of different components for shock absorption and changing effects. For example, gun springs, gas outlets, directional force (going out the tube is easier than pushing back), aerodynamics, power of explosion vs strength of medium, the physics behind gunfire are many. And even then firing a gun the wrong way can knock you off your feet.stukov961 said:And my favorite beeing knocked back by a bullet.
One of Newton's laws of motion, I think it's the second or third one outright proves that to be knocked of your feet by a bullet would the force produced would have knock the one holding the gun over from massive recoil.
My point wasn't that you can't be knocked back by bullets it was that the shooter is affected by a force of the same magnitude - the recoil. And a bullet exerts a large force on a very small area, thus if you're not wearing any bullet protection the bullet will most likely exit the body, taking a great deal of it's momentum with it. Wearing a bulletproof vest spreads that force over a much larger area, reducing the risk of a fatal wound as well ass making it more likely for the one beeing shot keels over backwards.AmrasCalmacil said:If you get hit by a 7.62mm round, used in say, AK-47's or battle rifles, you -will- be knocked down. That round is heavy and it is hitting you hard.stukov961 said:And my favorite beeing knocked back by a bullet.
One of Newton's laws of motion, I think it's the second or third one outright proves that to be knocked of your feet by a bullet would the force produced would have knock the one holding the gun over from massive recoil.
For my own contribution.
Shooting a flamethrower's tank won't make it explode, the fuel will just spray out and knock the person with the tank on their back off of their feet.
Ah, forgot the exact quote, thanks.demoman_chaos said:He says, "Frost, it sometimes makes the blade stick." if I remember right. Frost makes even the bolt on a rifle stick. A bit of water gets in there and freezes it shut, just like car doors.Blind Sight said:Inverted in Gladiator I guess, when Russell Crowe's character comments about how 'sometimes the cold makes the blade stick".
Who ever said I was American mind you?SirBryghtside said:Oh, and the American view that British people know anything about the teeth stereotype.
Seriously, when you go to Britain, say that to someone. They will not have a clue what you're talking about.
mostly examples from american media though which is presumably why you where called oneArachon said:Who ever said I was American mind you?SirBryghtside said:Oh, and the American view that British people know anything about the teeth stereotype.
Seriously, when you go to Britain, say that to someone. They will not have a clue what you're talking about.
And eh, seems as a pretty widespread stereotype, it's even a trope [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BritishTeeth].
I've never understood why people think that shotguns have such short range. If you think about it for 20 seconds, even if you've never seen a real shotgun, you can conclude that a bullet wouldn't be going fast enough to turn a torso to mist for a few feet and then fall to the ground. That would mean that the bullet magically negated its own momentum.N1ceDreamz said:That shotguns can only hit targets less then ten feet away, STOP GETTING YOUR FACTS FROM COD.
I always thought that it was just a stereotype, until I was at an airport in heathrow and saw a ridiculous amount of british people with bad teeth.Killbot said:I will NEVER understand where the "bad toothed Brit" stereotype comes from. Just because Prince Charles is an imbred doesn't mean we all are.
And tbh, i've seen FAR more mouth horror stories in your Wal-mart pictorial gems than I have in dentists here... oh yeah... free health care... ouch.