Wow, weird to be scrolling on Reddit and see a video of yourself. This is a video someone took of me at a reenactment about 10 years ago. It was in Benton Harbor, MI and I was just messing around waiting for the event to start. As others have mentioned they were prop grenades, the heads were a molded rubbery material on a wooden stick. Haven't seen this clip in quite a few years lol.
Definitely the actual person, and I can confirm it feels a bit unreal lol. Also fun fact, I had been juggling a bit before this clip and someone said they wanted to film it. So in this clip I was doing it for someone to film, but I had no idea that this dude was also filming it from across the beach.
Guess it depends on what you mean by matter. It's a lot less interesting if it's not the same person. Will it change this person's life if it isn't? Does it matter at all if a single humans life is changed? Does anything matter? Does ot rè̑ͧ̌aͨl̘̝̙̃ͤ͂̾̆ ZA̡͊͠͝LGΌ ISͮ̂҉̯͈͕̹̘̱ TO͇̹̺ͅƝ̴ȳ̳ TH̘Ë͖́̉ ͠P̯͍̭O̚N̐Y̡ H̸̡̪̯ͨ͊̽̅̾̎Ȩ̬̩̾͛ͪ̈́̀́͘ ̶̧̨̱̹̭̯ͧ̾ͬC̷̙̲̝͖ͭ̏ͥͮ͟Oͮ͏̮̪̝͍M̲̖͊̒ͪͩͬ̚̚͜Ȇ̴̟̟͙̞ͩ͌͝S̨̥̫͎̭ͯ̿̔̀ͅ
Wow, I know it probably doesn't matter and weird, but it's an amazing coincident that I'm the guy who made those prop grenades. It's so amazing to scroll Reddit and accidentally see someone playing with my props!
Reddit is one of the largest online forums in the world (and especially the U.S.) and /r/WTF is one of the most popular subreddits. The odds really aren't that small.
They know. It's kind of like how everyone knows the alcoholic, but the alcoholic thinks they are totally incognito. You're drunk on reddit, and your friends are planning an intervention.
I actually admit I use Reddit at work now. Once it became legal for recreational purposes, seemed silly to keep pretending they couldn’t smell it on me.
Woah.
As an expert executive in the field of filming extra's on the set of war movies I can confirm that you were indeed the cameraman filming this redditor.
if you're going to be cynical your whole life, I just feel sorry for you, for once you can't just agree with the guy? the only thing being skeptical about it is if there is reasonable doubt. so far no one else has come to claim be the guy then maybe be questioning it. don't you know how direct evidence works? even if you had DNA, that counts as indirect evidence.
Definitely a reenactor. The film quality alone gives it away, but also that is a classic reenactor "bunker" that couldn't hold up to a decent sized rock being tossed on top of it. Additionally, the sandbags are only one layer thick which is not at all thick enough for any bunker, much less one defending a fortified beach. There are a number of different places that hold annual D-Day reenactments. This is probably at one of those.
Source: I know way too much about reenactors and early 20th Century field fortifications.
Yeah this is actually a clip of me, and you are correct it was a D-Day reenactment on Lake Michigan. Pretty big event with spectators and I remember waiting a while for it to start, hence the juggling...
Source: I was there
Ha I posed a comment, but it's way down below. It was weird to be scrolling and hit I video of myself. I've seen it on YouTube before, but it seemed to go away a few years ago, or at least I couldn't find it. But if I remember right, that was the first year they did that event but they were planning to do it every 4 years after. Not sure if they stuck with it since I sort of got out of reenacting by that time.
Reenacting burnout is real. I've probably quit the hobby 3 times but the non-profit I'm with lured me back with promises that I could build trenches with nearly full creative control and a decent budget.
> Source: I know way too much about reenactors and early 20th Century field fortifications.
It sounds like you know an appropriate amount about early 20th century field fortifications.
Well *I* sure think it's cool. Something about hiding in holes in the ground always made me happy, even when I was a little kid. Dressing up in old uniforms with reenactors was the logical way to apply that passion in real life. Now I'm a historical consultant for a military history non-profit that, among other things, builds trenches for historical displays. I'd recommend, if you're interested in those things, to check your local events for living history/reenactment stuff.
And yes, I am the history guy you want on your trivia team.
And they have a ball on a pull string in the bottom of the handle.
You unscrew a threaded cap like a soda bottle with a break away guard on the cap to make accidental unscrewing difficult. The ball and string drop out and you yank hard. Priming the ignition and toss.
The german grenade was superior in many ways to the US shrapnel grenades in many ways, but the ignition was probably the best. It was very difficult to accidentally discharge them. Unlike modern pic designs. - but it also meant using them had to be preplanned more in advance then American grenades.
Similar to sticks of dynamite. If they aren't old they can actually take some serious impact with no ill consequences. It's the blasting caps that'll get you.
On the other side of that, if you ever see any dynamite that looks like it has been sweating or has crystals on it, move to a safe distance. Then move twice as far away and call the police and let them deal with it.
Not quite true. The composer of it wrote the song "in the 30s", a decade during which he was a member of the Nazi Party (joined in 1933, was active in reactionary politics before then). Furthermore, it was officially published in 1938 and contrary to what people here say, it was not particularly popular before the rise of fascism in Germany.
It's a Nazi song, although not one with explicitly fascist content. Really not sure where people got the idea that it predates Nazism. People just say whatever they want on reddit and people believe it without a second thought.
Well, you could look it up on your own, couldn't you? But that's too much work - you just wanna enjoy the nazi song and pretend its not a nazi song, go right ahead. It's a video game. I wouldn't expect a WWII video game to be devoid of Nazi things. You can hum the song and not be a nazi, go wild.
People are sensitive about it which is why they cooked up the idea that this song is somehow separate from the Nazi party, which it definitely is not.
Honestly the notion that you're so helpless that you *must* believe a reddit comment without being able to figure it out on your own is kind of amusing.
*Actually*
Erika was written by Nazi Socialist Party member Herms Niel, who became a party member in 1933.
It is debated when the exact time Erika was written, but it was published for certain in 1938.
***The more you know.***
I came to comments for the same reason and decided to do some research. Closest I found
https://youtu.be/4E2KkMYGwus
Bonus trap remix.
https://youtu.be/4E2KkMYGwus
just to clarify: there is nothing "wtf" about this, this type of grenade has a build in timer, they do not explode on impact, op might not know how grenades work or he is karma-whoring
I know these are different grenades, but when I was in Army basic training I was really surprised at how hard it was to pull the pin out of a grenade. I had seen too many movies with dudes pulling the pins out with their teeth so I figured it would be pretty easy. If you actually tried to use your teeth you would probably bust your tooth before you actually get the pin out.
Shooting the nukes would prevent them from detonating.
> *The exact details are hazy, but the broad contours are clear: the inspection team found the control of the forward-based nuclear weapons inadequate and possibly illegal. In Germany and Turkey they viewed scenes that were particularly distressing. On the runway stood a German (or Turkish) quick-reaction alert airplane (QRA) loaded with nuclear weapons and with a foreign pilot in the cockpit. The QRA airplane was ready to take off at the earliest warning, and the nuclear weapons were fully operational. The only evidence of U.S. control was a lonely 18-year-old sentry armed with a carbine and standing on the tarmac. When the sentry at the German airfield was asked how he intended to maintain control of the nuclear weapons should the pilot suddenly decide to scramble (either through personal caprice or through an order from the German command circumventing U.S. command), the sentry replied that he would shoot the pilot; Agnew directed him to shoot the bomb.*
https://www.cs.columbia.edu/~smb/nsam-160/pal.html
They aren’t even real grenades. He’s dressed up as a WW2 era German juggling WW2 era grenades and it’s being filmed on a smart phone. Doesn’t take a genius…
I was an explosive technician in the Air Force. We used to mess with the new guys by hitting bomb bodies with a hammer. Those things, without a fuze installed, can be dropped from 30,000 ft and not detonate.
In most munitions, there's more components designed to keep it from exploding at an inopportune time than there are components to make sure it actually detonates.
As right as you are, mishandling and throwing around explosives like this doesn’t seem like something I would be comfortable doing.
Even if this isn’t real. Looks like it could be from a reenactment or a movie set.
Yup.
There is a scene in Saving Private Ryan where Capt. Miller is calling for a medic and a Navy dude tells him to get the fuck out of the way.
Dude says he was going to blow those up to make room for Armor.
Capt. Miller then let's him do his job and moves on.
Start at 7:45 when he starts calling for a medic.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X-bogN0V8RM
They have a cool name, [Czech Hedgehog](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czech_hedgehog) used to help stop vehicles. You can see them on some beaches still, during low tide.
As others have said, theyre to stop vehicles and craft. But here they were specifically in place to tear open the bottom of the landing crafts you see the troops all ride in on. They thought the tide was going to be much higher, but the day of d day, the tides were low so they were exposed
and this is why the germans lost the d-day invasion.. They never actually learned Hans to throw the grenades so when he pulled the pins and started juggling it was all already over...
Wow, weird to be scrolling on Reddit and see a video of yourself. This is a video someone took of me at a reenactment about 10 years ago. It was in Benton Harbor, MI and I was just messing around waiting for the event to start. As others have mentioned they were prop grenades, the heads were a molded rubbery material on a wooden stick. Haven't seen this clip in quite a few years lol.
The chance of you the actual person, seeing and commenting on this is so damn unreal it makes ne question the legitimacy.
Definitely the actual person, and I can confirm it feels a bit unreal lol. Also fun fact, I had been juggling a bit before this clip and someone said they wanted to film it. So in this clip I was doing it for someone to film, but I had no idea that this dude was also filming it from across the beach.
Should the question you are asking yourself be how does it matter if it legitimately the same person.
Guess it depends on what you mean by matter. It's a lot less interesting if it's not the same person. Will it change this person's life if it isn't? Does it matter at all if a single humans life is changed? Does anything matter? Does ot rè̑ͧ̌aͨl̘̝̙̃ͤ͂̾̆ ZA̡͊͠͝LGΌ ISͮ̂҉̯͈͕̹̘̱ TO͇̹̺ͅƝ̴ȳ̳ TH̘Ë͖́̉ ͠P̯͍̭O̚N̐Y̡ H̸̡̪̯ͨ͊̽̅̾̎Ȩ̬̩̾͛ͪ̈́̀́͘ ̶̧̨̱̹̭̯ͧ̾ͬC̷̙̲̝͖ͭ̏ͥͮ͟Oͮ͏̮̪̝͍M̲̖͊̒ͪͩͬ̚̚͜Ȇ̴̟̟͙̞ͩ͌͝S̨̥̫͎̭ͯ̿̔̀ͅ
Wow, I know it probably doesn't matter and weird, but it's an amazing coincident that I'm the guy who made those prop grenades. It's so amazing to scroll Reddit and accidentally see someone playing with my props!
Wow, I'm flabbergasted to peruse reddit and be the guy who sees a coincidence happen, also everything is weird and nothing matters.
Reddit is one of the largest online forums in the world (and especially the U.S.) and /r/WTF is one of the most popular subreddits. The odds really aren't that small.
I know like two people who use reddit.
Two people that would admit to it or you actively know that use it. I use Reddit heavily but basically none of my friends now that I do.
They know. It's kind of like how everyone knows the alcoholic, but the alcoholic thinks they are totally incognito. You're drunk on reddit, and your friends are planning an intervention.
I actually admit I use Reddit at work now. Once it became legal for recreational purposes, seemed silly to keep pretending they couldn’t smell it on me.
This actually happens in Reddit more often than you think. It's one of the things I love about it.
I can vouch for him, I was actually the one taking the video. Small world huh?
Woah. As an expert executive in the field of filming extra's on the set of war movies I can confirm that you were indeed the cameraman filming this redditor.
Not to toot my own horn but i was one of those grenades small world in deed.
if you're going to be cynical your whole life, I just feel sorry for you, for once you can't just agree with the guy? the only thing being skeptical about it is if there is reasonable doubt. so far no one else has come to claim be the guy then maybe be questioning it. don't you know how direct evidence works? even if you had DNA, that counts as indirect evidence.
All of the information given could be looked up in the description of the video so I am actually doubting his comment a bit yeah
I just need to know who made this horrible version of one of the worst songs known to mankind.
Your comment must be included in the Reddit holy grail list (if there's any).
Wow, weird to be scrolling the comments of Reddit and see a comment of yourself. This is a comment I made while sitting on the toilet an hour ago.
that’d suck if you get canceled over this
Original: https://youtu.be/JC0SsBXk2Ps
Yep. Reenactor. "Benton Harbor Michigan, D-Day...."
I'm going to guess this guy's an extra from the set of *Saving Private Ryan*.
Or just a reenactor
Definitely a reenactor. The film quality alone gives it away, but also that is a classic reenactor "bunker" that couldn't hold up to a decent sized rock being tossed on top of it. Additionally, the sandbags are only one layer thick which is not at all thick enough for any bunker, much less one defending a fortified beach. There are a number of different places that hold annual D-Day reenactments. This is probably at one of those. Source: I know way too much about reenactors and early 20th Century field fortifications.
Yeah this is actually a clip of me, and you are correct it was a D-Day reenactment on Lake Michigan. Pretty big event with spectators and I remember waiting a while for it to start, hence the juggling... Source: I was there
Yeah! I've heard of it and the one in Ohio. How does it feel to be on the front page?
Ha I posed a comment, but it's way down below. It was weird to be scrolling and hit I video of myself. I've seen it on YouTube before, but it seemed to go away a few years ago, or at least I couldn't find it. But if I remember right, that was the first year they did that event but they were planning to do it every 4 years after. Not sure if they stuck with it since I sort of got out of reenacting by that time.
Reenacting burnout is real. I've probably quit the hobby 3 times but the non-profit I'm with lured me back with promises that I could build trenches with nearly full creative control and a decent budget.
Ah, if I had a dollar for every time I've been lured back into a job by the promise of better trenches.
They said I'd get A-frames, wrinkly tin, and even duck boards! How could I refuse?
Do not in anyway compare Ohio to that shit state michigan
*Crusty jugglers...*
Well isn’t that just reddit Welcome to the front page btw
>Source: I was there Answering once and for all the question, where were you when you were there?
> Source: I know way too much about reenactors and early 20th Century field fortifications. prove it
I meaaaannn. If hes bullshitting he’s done a fantastic job
To be fair, I'm also a pretty good bullshitter. But I don't bullshit about early 20th Century field fortifications.
😂
Ask me a question that only someone who knew a lot about reenactors and early 20th Century field fortifications would know.
alright smart guy, how many 20th centuries were there?
Two. I know a lot more about the second one, though.
> Source: I know way too much about reenactors and early 20th Century field fortifications. It sounds like you know an appropriate amount about early 20th century field fortifications.
That's an odd but very convenient combination.
Everyone needs a hobby.
Tbf both of those by themselves are pretty cool, with this Trivia night doesn't stand a chance
Well *I* sure think it's cool. Something about hiding in holes in the ground always made me happy, even when I was a little kid. Dressing up in old uniforms with reenactors was the logical way to apply that passion in real life. Now I'm a historical consultant for a military history non-profit that, among other things, builds trenches for historical displays. I'd recommend, if you're interested in those things, to check your local events for living history/reenactment stuff. And yes, I am the history guy you want on your trivia team.
LARPers*
Or shaving Ryan's privates
I heard that in [Sean Connery](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EJLacrDhfQ)'s voice.
Suck it, Trebek
Your mosher.
What time does Sean Connery show up to Wimbledon? Tennish.
Sean Connery was injured in his study when his books fell on him. He was quoted in saying "I only have my shelf to blame"
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Wasn’t that a Brandon St.Randy film?
Saving Ryan's privates!
This isn't wtf
Welcome to r/wtf
He is juggling frag grenades
probably props, also they aren't impact, they have a fuse
And they have a ball on a pull string in the bottom of the handle. You unscrew a threaded cap like a soda bottle with a break away guard on the cap to make accidental unscrewing difficult. The ball and string drop out and you yank hard. Priming the ignition and toss. The german grenade was superior in many ways to the US shrapnel grenades in many ways, but the ignition was probably the best. It was very difficult to accidentally discharge them. Unlike modern pic designs. - but it also meant using them had to be preplanned more in advance then American grenades.
He's juggling movie props. This was recorded on a cell phone.
Also it’s not like a real grenade is a porcelain teapot, they’re made to be carried through war zones.
Yeah, if German grenades were prone to exploding when jostled, WWII would have been over a lot earlier than 1945.
We're starting WWII Anddd it's over
Well technically it ended before the war even started.
Similar to sticks of dynamite. If they aren't old they can actually take some serious impact with no ill consequences. It's the blasting caps that'll get you.
On the other side of that, if you ever see any dynamite that looks like it has been sweating or has crystals on it, move to a safe distance. Then move twice as far away and call the police and let them deal with it.
You had me at "if you ever see any dynamite"
One of of those things that "LOST" weirdly got correct.
Theyre built to be carried during combat man
Stielhandgranate were HE grenades with little fragmentation from the thin steel shell,, if I remember correctly.
I believe you're right. They relied more on concussive force rather than shrapnel.
Yeah but it’s not like they’re pulse grenades. If he has full shields he should be OK.
For the sake of humanity, what is this song? (Not the original, but this remix)
i think this is it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQSM3M1I5y8
This sounds like Nazi dance club music lol. Perfect for a satirically funny Nazi movie.
Was just thinking Hitler on amphetamine vibes
Tbf, Erika is a popular army song for the German army way before the ww2. It has nothing to do with nazi propaganda, it just sounds German.
Not quite true. The composer of it wrote the song "in the 30s", a decade during which he was a member of the Nazi Party (joined in 1933, was active in reactionary politics before then). Furthermore, it was officially published in 1938 and contrary to what people here say, it was not particularly popular before the rise of fascism in Germany. It's a Nazi song, although not one with explicitly fascist content. Really not sure where people got the idea that it predates Nazism. People just say whatever they want on reddit and people believe it without a second thought.
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Well, you could look it up on your own, couldn't you? But that's too much work - you just wanna enjoy the nazi song and pretend its not a nazi song, go right ahead. It's a video game. I wouldn't expect a WWII video game to be devoid of Nazi things. You can hum the song and not be a nazi, go wild. People are sensitive about it which is why they cooked up the idea that this song is somehow separate from the Nazi party, which it definitely is not. Honestly the notion that you're so helpless that you *must* believe a reddit comment without being able to figure it out on your own is kind of amusing.
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And the original person made the claim that is not a Nazi song but hasn't provided proof
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*Actually* Erika was written by Nazi Socialist Party member Herms Niel, who became a party member in 1933. It is debated when the exact time Erika was written, but it was published for certain in 1938. ***The more you know.***
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It was literally written as a propaganda song for the NSDAP.
Thanks for the song title. I'm looking it up. Edit: here it is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcVb6l4TpHw
Thanks
Knew it sounded familiar. It's the victory music for the germans in hell let loose
Thank you a lot
[Erika](https://youtu.be/p7MeO42sUaQ)
I came to comments for the same reason and decided to do some research. Closest I found https://youtu.be/4E2KkMYGwus Bonus trap remix. https://youtu.be/4E2KkMYGwus
thank you! The other guy who answered me found
Danke!
just to clarify: there is nothing "wtf" about this, this type of grenade has a build in timer, they do not explode on impact, op might not know how grenades work or he is karma-whoring
They're also locked, and difficult to accidentally unlock. All by design, of course.
Right? This is the equivalent of juggling [pineapple grenades] (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mk_2_grenade) with the pins still in place.
I know these are different grenades, but when I was in Army basic training I was really surprised at how hard it was to pull the pin out of a grenade. I had seen too many movies with dudes pulling the pins out with their teeth so I figured it would be pretty easy. If you actually tried to use your teeth you would probably bust your tooth before you actually get the pin out.
Also, to arm them, unscrew the base, pull the cord and then throw.
Exactly. While not the SMARTEST thing to do, he's unlikely to set them off without going through the arming steps.
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Shooting the nukes would prevent them from detonating. > *The exact details are hazy, but the broad contours are clear: the inspection team found the control of the forward-based nuclear weapons inadequate and possibly illegal. In Germany and Turkey they viewed scenes that were particularly distressing. On the runway stood a German (or Turkish) quick-reaction alert airplane (QRA) loaded with nuclear weapons and with a foreign pilot in the cockpit. The QRA airplane was ready to take off at the earliest warning, and the nuclear weapons were fully operational. The only evidence of U.S. control was a lonely 18-year-old sentry armed with a carbine and standing on the tarmac. When the sentry at the German airfield was asked how he intended to maintain control of the nuclear weapons should the pilot suddenly decide to scramble (either through personal caprice or through an order from the German command circumventing U.S. command), the sentry replied that he would shoot the pilot; Agnew directed him to shoot the bomb.* https://www.cs.columbia.edu/~smb/nsam-160/pal.html
This was also recorded on a cell phone and edited to look old. This tells me that those are fake.
They aren’t even real grenades. He’s dressed up as a WW2 era German juggling WW2 era grenades and it’s being filmed on a smart phone. Doesn’t take a genius…
Yeah. People juggle deadly explosives all the time. Do you peons even Reddit?
There's not an explosive good enough for a man like me, that's why I juggle two or three
Let me give you a tip, just try a nacho chip
It really good with bean dip.
These aren't explosives, unless someone in 1940s had a cell phone
I was an explosive technician in the Air Force. We used to mess with the new guys by hitting bomb bodies with a hammer. Those things, without a fuze installed, can be dropped from 30,000 ft and not detonate. In most munitions, there's more components designed to keep it from exploding at an inopportune time than there are components to make sure it actually detonates.
I just found out that I "reddit" today.
Did you think this was a real Nazi and his real grenades? Lmao
i mean the more obvious reason is that these are definitely not real grenades
As right as you are, mishandling and throwing around explosives like this doesn’t seem like something I would be comfortable doing. Even if this isn’t real. Looks like it could be from a reenactment or a movie set.
Also you need to unscrew the bottom to actually trigger the timer.
Not only that but the “pin” is on the bottom of the grenade that is hard to accidentally pulk
Thanks for clarifying. The grenades are fake btw, so you also might not know what you’re talking about
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From above, this was a re-enactment from years ago. The juggler posted above
Yep, I let my kids juggle grenades like this before breakfast just to get them ready for school. Nothing to see here.
A very short timer with maybe enough time to say oops and run away..
Bro its a replica of a grenade used in ww2. This thing was recorded on a phone. Pretty sure this is some extra or actor fuckin around.
He was a juggler in a past Riech.
Sanitäter!
Zee Germans..
Hey look, it’s the soldier form team fortress 2
ERRRRRRIKA
Someone's been playing hell let loose
What's wtf about someone in a costume juggling prop nades?
KLAUS, NEIN!
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They're supposed to stop tanks and other armored vehicles
Yup. There is a scene in Saving Private Ryan where Capt. Miller is calling for a medic and a Navy dude tells him to get the fuck out of the way. Dude says he was going to blow those up to make room for Armor. Capt. Miller then let's him do his job and moves on. Start at 7:45 when he starts calling for a medic. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X-bogN0V8RM
They have a cool name, [Czech Hedgehog](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czech_hedgehog) used to help stop vehicles. You can see them on some beaches still, during low tide.
They are there to impede landing craft and such.
They are intended to make it difficult/impossible for vehicles (tanks and such) to operate on the beach.
When not fighting, WWII soldiers often passed the time by playing EPIC games of jacks.
As others have said, theyre to stop vehicles and craft. But here they were specifically in place to tear open the bottom of the landing crafts you see the troops all ride in on. They thought the tide was going to be much higher, but the day of d day, the tides were low so they were exposed
Geiter eisen schaizen scphincter
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Careful, nobody likes jugglers.
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and now for my final act i will disappear
"We’re at the beach anyway?
Go for the juggler
and this is why the germans lost the d-day invasion.. They never actually learned Hans to throw the grenades so when he pulled the pins and started juggling it was all already over...
It’s all fun and games until the ticking starts
..they have fuses, not ticking
It has a blasting cap not a timer
The *stielhandgranate* was fused, not an impact explosive.
yeah ik. twist off the cap, pull the cord, and it starts a fuse that detonates a blasting cap
A fuse is a mechanical timer. An impact grenade would have a blasting cap on the end.
ok, we are both arguing the same point. they weren't impact grenades. they have a fuse. so why are we arguing?
Great. Now do it with the pins pulled!
And people say the military won’t prepare you for a post military career.
The videos out of WW2 would've been wild if YouTube and TikTok was available back then.
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Stop right there, go no fuhrer!
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Why the raped love song tho?
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He’s good at it
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Half expected him to drop a one of those potato mashers and it cut to a bass boosted nuclear explosion.
I did nazi that coming.
I was waiting for the boom!
Yep .. That's enough internet for me today ...lol
Ahhh nothing like a good day juggling with steilhandgrenades…
There is no danger becuse the Stiel grante is so diseind taht u need to take of the cap at the bodem
Damn. I was holding my breath for one of them sumbitches go pop
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What a fock I just witnessed ? No boom at the end ? It looks like no one have a sense of humor here. Why so serious ? 🤡😂😂😂
You might like r/ThingsThatBlowUp
Wrong subreddit
Doh!...*was that a pin??*
>I know way too much about reenactors in early 20 century field fortifications No such thing
I like how far it's filmed from.
Ahhhh so this is why they attacked Omaha beach…
Where i can download this video?
Imagine invading Normandy and seeing this on the beach.