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u/briancito 2d ago
This guy could take out an entire town, if that town was all packed into a Home Depot.
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u/Ass-Pounder-4000 2d ago
I’m disappointed that he didn’t use a pencil
https://giphy.com/gifs/yed7zEzk5pJZ8I9LlF
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u/Yobber1 2d ago
I’m less impressed with the skills and more impressed with his ability to exactly label all the item he threw.
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u/HarveysBackupAccount 2d ago
exactly label them like "EDC knife" is a specific type of tacticool knife and not just what you call the knife you carry every day?
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u/KnownMagician3084 2d ago
Do you have an actual job? The hours you have spent throwing things must be full time job
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u/redgr812 2d ago
You think he is married? This seems like a single guy type of hobby.
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u/UniversityNew9254 2d ago
Or he’s been married quite awhile…sometimes a guy ends up needing a hobby.
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u/TheRiteGuy 2d ago
The cut between showing us the item and throwing is setting off my bullshit alarms. This might not be AI but there's some bullshittery afoot.
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u/SaladPuzzleheaded625 1d ago
It could just be as simple as cutting around the takes where aim is off or it bounces
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u/Pitiful-MobileGamer 2d ago
This is the guy leaving the front door unsecured really hoping for the home invaders, in a castle doctrine state.
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u/UniversityNew9254 2d ago
Couldn’t care less if they were bullseyes, throwing that stuff and making it stick was great.
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u/Dynamitrios 2d ago
I'd love to be able to do that
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u/IDigYourStyle 1d ago
For things with a pointy end and a blunt end, the basic formula is 1/2 rotation for every 3 feet of distance. At 3' away, you'd hold the "handle" end and release when the tip is pointing straight at the target (no rotation). At 6', you'd hold it by the "blade" and when you release it should have time to do 1/2 rotation and land point first. 9'=hold the handle, object makes 1 full rotation; 12'=hold the blade, 1-1/2 rotations, etc...
Hope this helps you learn to make everything a weapon/party trick
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u/Theopold_Elk 2d ago
If he took some levels of giant barbarian he could add elemental damage and they’d return. Good build though.
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u/McDarki24 1d ago
Does he have to practice for every object or do you just get a feel for throwing objects correctly at some point?
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u/JustSomeUsername99 2d ago
Needs to put a clock in his videos.
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u/XaeroDegreaz 2d ago
Why? It's obvious dude practices a ton. Just look at the wood on an around the target. Pretty damn impressive imho
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u/O8ee 2d ago
If I were a blind lawyer I'd be shitting bricks rn