Hawkeye's USB Arrow IRL
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- I made and tested Hawkeye's USB Arrow. I don't know what I was expecting, but it was fun to try!
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The arrow head in the movie was a magnetic tripod that absorbs the impact. Then a tiny robotic arm moves a port into place and plugs it into the console. So in reality, all you need is to hit a target within about 1 cm and the arrow does the rest.
I imagine a rotatable usb port is also important
Does the arm also goes through the "oh, wait, I was plugging it upside down. No, it was correct before. Wait, it's still wrong? Where's a flashlight?" motion?
@@jethro87 Of course. Even machines must obey the laws of physics.
It's way too short of a lever arm to absorb any meaningful amount of force.
It's just sci-fantasy stuff.
Don't let reality get in the way of fantasy otherwise you'll get robbed of the fun of it 😅
I think the biggest issue with firing a USB tipped arrow is that even if you managed to actually hit the target perfectly, the force of the impact is going to wreck the USB port.
That was exactly my thought also, it’d wreck the connections inside between the port and everything else.
If you shoot like he does in the video yes, but you do know that you don't have to draw the bow fully?
not neccessarily
@@antonschmitz2255 If you don't draw the bow fully, there's no way you're making that shot. Your accuracy is based on having a consistent draw. If you draw halfway, you'll have absolutely no idea where that thing is gonna go, especially with no anchor points on your body of where to index your draw
@@VanguardArmament it is not based on a consistent draw. That belief makes it clear you don’t actually shoot any weapon at anything higher than an amateur level. If you can’t Kentucky Windage your shot based on ballistic demands you aren’t a pro.
The Sherlock comment was great 😂
“He’s not drunk, he’s straight up insane”
It would have been amazing to get it in, but as you say the arrows are designed to do damage. Would a lower draw bow be easier to do it with?
I think it might. I'm really tempted, but this is a very expensive one to test...
@@blumineckyou could just put a rectangle hole in some hard foam or (if you don't care about your arrows) a rectangle hole in a block of wood, and make corresponding wooden rectangle arrowhead (even further mark the top and bottom) - the basic idea can be tested 🇬🇧🏴
it's already easy enough to break those darn ports without attaching a long stick flying at high speed to it
@@blumineck just order bulk USB ports from a parts seller like Mouser and screw them onto a random plank
the energy issue would be better solved with a super light-weight arrow. That will give a flat trajectory required to ensure the arrow is actually axially aligned with the USB slot when it arrives while reducing the energy transfer into the electronics.
Well Hawkeye’s shot didn’t necessarily shoot the drive into the port, he hit in between two ports and the techno-magic arrow plugged itself in.
Which is somehow both more and less realistic.
actually plugging the USB in with the shot would have been utterly impossible. That trick requires at least two arrows because as we know any first attempt to plug in USB-A always ends up being the wrong side.
@@memento81It requires 3. Because it turned out you did have the correct orientation the first time.
@@DaTimmeh Ah yes, the classic USB superposition paradox.
Other than the previous comments being 100% correct, Hawkeye's ability is super accuracy. He can throw anything, shoot anything, and never miss. Everyone calls him a "regular guy" but like, I don't know a single person who can fire with 100% accuracy, hit the exact target, bend or bounce the bullet, whatever it takes. He's a monster.
U know what, I like that "techno magic" it's basically how technology is treated in stuff like marvel so let's just call it what it is.
The power line tower in the background is making me concerned that he is planning something
Absolutely don't let reality get in the way of a good time. Those trick arrows can be used in so many fun ways.
Love your videos.
Thank you! 😊
Usually movies and games have this thing where the arrow just impacts and creates an electrical connection with the machine in general.
I love this because it makes no sense, they've basically given up entirely on pretending that this makes any sense and are just having fun
Why punch someone when you can shoot a boxing glove arrow in their face?
I love impractical practicality channels
suspension of disbelief as they say
It's not that hard, you just have to follow the golden rule of usb. First you shoot an arrow in the wrong orientation, next shot you flip it to hit the other wrong orientation, flip it again for the third shot and it'll plug right in.
I'd suggest USBC, if you can find any broken cables to use. Those at least plug in either way up, and are easier to get into the port. They're also smaller and symmetrical (unlike usbA that has a heavier bottom side), so that might help.
They're also flimsy as all hell.
@@Iknowtoomuchable I absolutely hate the design, and the fact that it's the new standard is a horror to mankind. My laptop is going to be unusable soon, because the charging USBC port is getting fucked, even with careful use. The screen starts to flicker with the cable in the port from the slightest of movements, after 3 years of daily use.
To cater to slim smartphones, everyone else has to suffer...
Except the goal was to see if this specific trick was possible, but just to plug in a cord in-general.
@@jonirischx8925Thank god I’m not the only one who finds the USB C design absolutely _ghastly_ from a practicality standpoint. To my mind, Apple made a basically perfect charger/information transfer interface with the magnetic cable they used to use for Macbooks, and I can’t believe they just dropped that...
@@colinvollmer Not an apple user but I can't deny that cable is superior to USBC. PC fanboys seething...
Hey man I'd like to say you are now the canon voice for the archer expert in my Tabletop game.
"Vuskig... that cannot have any practical uses."
"Actually, you'd be surprised to find out... it does."
"never let reality get in the way of something that's cool or hilarious!" movie makers need this as a motto! :D
They already do. Ever seen any of the more recent F&F movies?
TVtropes (which, despite the name, isn't only for TV) has a listing for Rule of Cool and one for Rule of Funny.
I think with Hawkeye specifically, he has an incredibly technologically advanced bow that I would assume would be able to affect its draw weight in some way, as well as the arrows themselves be very techy
He's also basically aimbot as a person
Pretty sure it's 250 lbs and Hawkeye is just that far above human level
He started out as a kid learning trick shots in the circus. He and his brother were orphaned and got sent to a miserable orphanage that they ultimately ran away from and joined up with a circus. That's actually where he got the name Hawkeye. It was a performance moniker. He actually trained in both archery and swordplay growing up there.
Hawkeye's superpower is extreme accuracy anyways. His gear has very little to do with it.
The variation is probably greater outdoors, I'd imagine, since wind and all
It was a particularly windy day as well 😬
A problem is probably that no arrow flies straight.
If you look at slow motion footage there's a lot of flex involved.
"Never let reality get in the way of something cool and hilarious"
Dude, that may have been like top 5 most inspirational quotes I've ever heard
On a joke archery channel
Love your content
I love your videos. Very well made and entertaining.
Thank you! 😊
I love how this guy never craps on ideas and stuff used in fiction, just goes over the practicality and possibility in real life
Have you thought of doing the Plunger arrow and seeing if it really could hold your weight?
Pretty sure there's no way a plunger could hold any serious amount of weight, but it would be pretty cool to see him test shooting plunger arrows and see how doable it is to make them stick to a surface in the first place!
You said it so confidently, because honestly, the sheer power of the bow alone makes the idea improbable. At least, based off of your shots. It's gonna break the port, break the USB, or break both.
But yes, I do want to see more stupid arrow ideas. Who could forget you accidentally making cheese wire arrows? 😸
I know, I'm just usually really averse to making blanket statements like that!
Also because apparently I'm Like This (tm), I now really want to keep going with this until I have a satisfying reproduction of the shot 🫣
@blumineck You're either gonna wind up with an amazing trick shot, or a migraine. 😹
Personally, I'm hoping for the amazing trick shot. Would really be a sight to see!
ETA: And sometimes, when you really know your stuff, these moments of forthrightness just shine through. 😸
@@SubacaiDarkwing You need THREE trick shots: one way, then another, finally the right way. Such is the nature of USB.
@@KasumiRINA You're right! It's so obvious in hindsight! 😹
I just started seeing your videos about a day ago or so ago and I gotta say, you have me hooked. I love your content and I've seen a decent number of your vidoes by now. It started with the archery and that got me interested because I love archery but then I started seeing D&D as well which is also something I'm rather interested in. You've got great topics and ideas to center your videos on and you've got a great deal of skill and personality to accompany it. Keep it up and I have full confidence you'll quadruple your subscribers in a short time
Great fun as always. My kids and I love your videos.
Thank you 😁
IIRC, the arrow in Avengers hit outside the port and then extended into it; it's probably not easily replicable, monetarily speaking, but would that affect the viablilty?
If the arrow basically acts as an anchor for a small motorized computer to locate and insert a usb drive into a port, then yeah that would probably work. You'd have to make a machine that wouldn't get destroyed by the force of the shot, fine enough motors with the controls and sensors to accurately detect the port and orient the drive correctly and insert it into the port, and the computing and energy to run through that process. Most of that isn't even like super advanced or anything, just not something a hobbiest could realistically put together, especially on a budget.
@@Red-Tower So pretty close to what I was thinking, but requires more skill and money in archery and tech than I have. Then again, I can't ever see myself needing this particular skill, regardless...
This is awesome! However, you have proved we need to stop relying on cables that exactly fit. And move to a system of funnels which fit any cable loosely ;)
That... sounds like a bad idea.
@@amog8202 is joke
You’d have to be an extremely good shot to perfectly slide the USB into the slot
Even if it was exactly how you made it, Hawkeye canonical has the aim of a god. He literally cannot miss.
"Sherlock Holmes would have something to say about this" NOOOO I'VE TRIED TO BURY THIS MEMORY FOR A DECADE
He archer he pole dancer he making me question my sexual orientation 😱
Hi David! I've just watched a few of your videos and I must say I am pleasantly enthralled by both your skill and thoroughness when doing these videos :) As a former sports archer I really enjoy your videos. I only have one(two) wish for your upcoming videos: More detail! Distance and the parameters of the target face. Personally I am a bit of a nerd, so it might just be me wanting the numbers, but I really think some more data-parameters would be interesting to ponder.
Secondly, I really miss the horizontal video format in the videos, but I know phones more frequently watches these short-form videos.
Anyway keep up the work! It's great
Your closing take on not letting reality get in the way was super refreshing, keep on doing cool things!
Even if the god of archery where to come down from the heavens and deliver the perfect shoot, the USB or the USB port would break meaking it a very cool but ultimatly useless trick. Who would have guessed that USB ports arent meant to get hit at 150mph.
hello, could you maybe do a video highlighting your bows? brand, draw weight etc etc? love your content!
If the arrow tip had some sort of targeting system it might have a greater chance in the consistency but idk how one would produce and program such an object
There's that one old Mark Rober video of the unmissable dartboard. I wonder if something like that, combined with this idea, could produce something that moves precisely enough to enable a USB ending to be shot in at a distance lol
yeah that's definitely a very fun but super unrealistic thing. No less because you have to test and turn USB A connectors at least twice before they fit into the port.
Try it would an audio jack!
I’d love to see this expanded on more
I want an edit of that scene where Hawkeye keeps trying to hit the thing over and over and by the time he's down to the last USB arrow we just walks up to the console and inserts it like a normal person, meaning he tries the wrong way at first and then the correct way.
"Dont ever let reality get in the way of something cool" thats the most profound thing I've heard this month ngl
I'd suggest repeating the scenario indoors, as in the avengers movie, Hawkeye was in the helicarrier, and wasn't needing to account for wind causing an offset. If this is done indoors, you may see a more consistent pattern of arrow fletching when tested.
The device also is also mentioned below in a few comments of sorts, but the arrow Hawkeye used looks like it has it's own processor & power system, which can prioritize identifying power for the port, to make sure the connections are correctly mapped as far as the connectivity side goes, so less stressful as the USB cord on the end of an arrow. You hitting the device close enough to damage the USB port does indicate that it would have been able to make sufficient contact near to make it possible. The rest boils down to establishing the physical connection of wires for the port.
That's accomplished by the attachment moving connectors forward, (possibly lining up after the arrow hit).
I wouldn't say your video disproves it, because too many variables were added into the scenario than what would make the attempt not viable for the point of theory testing.
Some popular TV shows from the past did a good breakdown, and did so to break or 'bust' myths so to speak. They can be an excellent resource if you want to further this kind of content creation, to that caliber and level, and I would love to see a similar show (or rather more of that type) show up, as it helps spawn and push creativity forward.
All the same, I do like your video!
Can you do any shot that was made in Rangers Apprentice series.
What's funny is that I just discovered your channel, and it keeps making me think of an alternate universe:
Clint Barton, happy young educational archery RUclipsr.
Really enjoying your content. Thanks for sharing!
I would typically rely on my googling ability to research the answers I'm looking for, but this community is so wholesome and informative that I felt this may be an even better place to start.. I used to play around with cheap Walmart bows and slingshots when I was a kid and absolutely loved it. Some twenty years later and I finally got a chunk of land where I can shoot freely without worry about hitting someone/something. I'm looking to get back into it, but don't really know a whole lot about recurve bows. I'd like to walk into it with something that doesn't hurt too bad financially(single dad also saving for a dirt bike for the kiddo), but that I know will be reliable and safe. I'm 6'4 with an average strength, but could probably use a medium draw weight to start. Any suggestions or advice would be massively appreciated. 🙃
Challenge idea: because of the position of the body when drawing the bow, I've always thought it would be possible (and cool) to see a movie scene where the archer shoots many bad guys while in a prone position. It would be difficult to draw an arrow from a quiver, but maybe if you picked up arrows from the ground or had a bunch in your hand.
Hilarious? Yes, Epic? It certainly took me by surprise when I first saw it. BUt yeah, silly and over the top, but that fits into the super hero genre.
Good on you for testing, tho!
I’d end up putting it in the wrong way.
Even if you were to land the shot, it would probably damage the connector and conductors, possibly causing stress fractures in the PCB regardless. USB isn't rated for high insertion forces I don't think. But yes, still a very funny and thus good thing to see in a fantasy movie.
There is a USB A variant connector that is reversible. Of course, the new USB C is also reversible. Still would be a bear to line one up at a distance.
Insert words of encouragement here
Thank you for the encouraging words
Love these videos. Speaking of comic book archer trick shots, who is the cooler comic book archer; Hawkeye or Green Arrow? They've both got some ridiculously cool and fun feats and arrows that couldn't possibly work in real life.
Green Arrow probably has the more metal origin but Hawkeye has the more understandable one, running away from an orphanage to join a circus where he trained specially for trick shots.
Always bring two arrows!
Why not just use a Bluetooth arrow?
for the arrows to always be oriented a certain way on hitting the target, you'd need it to leave the string at an EXACT distance from the target every time AND have no variation in draw whatsoever. So, literally impossible.
Someone that adequately disproves the legitimacy of a movie...but then gives it a pass anyway for sake of coolness is cool with me.
It can be hard Hitting that with a 60lb bow. There you would go down to 20-25lb’s
If they had a specialized and over-engineered arrow then maybe it would a lot more doable.
An arrow that helps you align with the usb port while also reducing the impact of the arrow
Maybe try something like a grappling arrow and talk about how easy it is to get it to wrap around
pretty sure someone made that joke already, but in order to plug it in You'll need three arrows at least. First shot is one side, then when it turns out to be wrong you turn it around, shot again, then it's wrong again and you turn it back to where it was and it's correct
Crazy thought:
How about.... USB Bullets? XD
"Don't ever let reality get in the way of something that's cool or hilarious." Quite.
My favorite variation on this is the Matt Fraction/David Aja Hawkeye comics, where Clint gives Kate a USB arrow and SWEARS it's useful. She later ends up just jamming it into the port by hand while complaining.
She's ESPECIALLY annoyed that it's only 256K.
Would the less bulky and more versitile USB-C make it easier?
The problem isn't the force or magnets or any of that reasonable garbage. The issue is it goes in on the first time. EVERYONE KNOWS you have to put it in the right way, then it doesn't go in for some stupid reason, then you flip it over because maybe this time you actually did try to do it upside down despite how obvious the USB is oriented to go in perfectly, then you try to put it in affirming your dumbassery for the 10th time this week doing this same dumb shit that apparently has to be done EVERY SINGLE DAMN TIME YOU HAVE TO PLUG ONE IN. and then you flip it back over and it goes right in no problem.
Oh yeah Hawkeye's skills are for SURE unrealistic on purpose. Theres a moment in the cartoon "Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" where he's fighting a Skrull disguised as him. The Skrull shoots an arrow at him, he dodges it and fires it back at the Skrull knocking his bow oit of his hands.
The Skrull then says "Impossible! No one is that good!"
Hawkeye responds "Guess what? I am." And punches him out.
A USB connector is unidirectional even a slight tilt is gonna ruin the outcome.
Maybe try something more forgiving? Like a 3.5mm headphonejack? Should fit an arrow perfectly.
After you finally get the arrow to hit the usb port...
*hardware failed sound*
Introducing Windows 10, yes we made it worse AND YOU WILL USE IT or no Steam for you!
The thing with Hawkeye, is that he wasn’t shooting the arrow at a plastic 2.5/2.5 inch brick that weighs about the same as a loaf of sliced bread.
He was firing it at a Desktop computer, which wouldn’t “fly off the desk” if you shot an arrow at it.
Personally, I would either:
1. Find a way to secure the “plastic brick” to the table.
2. See if someone you know has a old desktop in their garage, attic, basement, storage unit, etc. sitting around collecting dust, that they are willing to get rid of/ let you destroy.
3. Find a cheap one at some garage/yard sale.
4. Look around on “big trash day” or “electronic waste pickup day” and see if anyone has one out on the curb, and swipe it up before the trash collectors pick it up.
I think rather than skill what you’d need is to have superhuman muscle memory or sort of like “body memory”, cuz one of the factors in the variation might be that you’re not holding the bow and (specially) the arrows EXACTLY the same each time. Same thing could be said about the way your legs are facing, the amount of strength etc. Like you say even in Olympic archers I’m pretty sure they can keep things mostly the same but definitely not EXACTLY the same. Some other factors could include environmental factors most likely. Tho it would be a cool experiment to see if shooting an arrow in a vacuum using a machine would produce arrows facing the same way every time.
To be fair, the "unusual looking computer port, which is supposed to be the bridge's access port, is not a USB-Port, and rather looks like it would be easier to fit it in, than a USB.
Second, the functionality of the movie's arrows is different than that of the USB one.
Third, I guess we can all agree, that this arrow only existed for the plot of Hawkeye 'hacking' the door controls from afar, as this kind of arrow or port never was seen ever again, if I remember it correctly.
The arrow made sense in this movie for that scene, but the scene itself doesn't make any sense at all.
Also, we may not forget that Hawkeye actually as a "superpower".
Yes I know, everyone says he doesn't, and his accuracy only comes from hard training, but let's be honest. He has inhuman/superhuman accuracy.
Some sites even state he has peak human condition, and I think agility. He also needs A LOT of strength to pull his bow, especially at the rate he does. - Now, yes, this doesn't make him superhuman, but I still believe that his marksman's talent and accuracy are a superpower, because they just don't seem like any human can do.
But yea, it's a comic, and even Girl Hawkeye has his skills, or is at least close to it.
I still love Marvel tbh, & I will continue to watch their content, but they absolutely need to step the quality up.
There's nothing from Phase 4 or 5 that I haven't at least enjoyed parts of (tho Thor: Love & Thunder comes close), but *almost everything* they've made since Endgame has fallen short of reaching its full potential.
The other issue is the stopping power of the USB. EVEN IF you hit.
I have broken off a USB connector once or twice in my time by jamming it in the wrong way or just at an angle where my hand slipped. If you put too much pressure on the slot, it'll just break and move back into the case, especially if it's a cheaper made plastic.
So, I know this might come off as a dumb question, but are you left-handed, or do you just flip your videos (asking because I have seen people demonstrating weapons that I would have sworn were left-handed, but then longer videos revealed that their shorts are mirrored, and they're actually righties)? You don't see a lot of lefty archers (outside of movie Hawkeye, and that's because his actor is apparently just as left-handed as I am and can't even pretend to shoot a bow right-handed. Not that I'm complaining. It's about time lefties got some decent representation that isn't a villain or a goofball, or a coward, or a building-exploding cop), so, cool if you are one.
To be fair to Marvel, Hawkeye has actual super-accuracy. 'Sufficiently skilled' takes on a different meaning in a setting where people break the laws of physics routinely just by existing.
On the topic of trick arrows though, I for one would love to see you try the infamous Green Arrow boxing glove arrow.
Would it fire? Probably. Would it reach the target? Maybe. Would it cause more mental harm to the archer than physical harm to the target? Absolutely.
This sounds like something StuffMadeHere could accomplish, and not because of his archery skills.
You would have to be insanely skilled in order to HOPE you could be LUCKY enough to make that shot.
One of my favorite things is wen you completely point out how impossible something is and then just like "Yeah but don't let reality stop the RULE OF COOL"
For a fun mental exercise, let's see how we could improve our chances. The rules are that we want to be able to make this shot with powerful bow and with the arrow itself not being robotic.
1) All you need to make a USB connect is the middle part that looks a bit like flat plastic screwdriver with 4 metal contacts on one side. Most USB cables have rectangular metal sheet around it to protect it, but it isn't necessary. This alone drops how precise you have to be with your arrow *significantly*.
2) Short-stroke your bow. As long as you do that short-stroke in a consistent way, you should be getting the same initial velocity to your arrow.
3) Put some sort of spring into the arrow itself that will be solid during initial shooting and come undone to make the hit itself take a longer time and dissipate the energy.
4) If you really want to get fancy, it is possible to shoot arrows without imparting any spin to them. We don't do that because the spins helps them stabilize and improves accuracy, but if you had some means of manufacturing a high-precision bow and arrow, able to stay accurate regardless, you could possibly pull this off.
Too bad, knocked the arrow the wrong way, USB doesn't match.
Thank god for USB C I guess. :D
Clearly you don't have Shield™ gimbal tips
Doesn't Green Arrow have a quiver full of very specific situational arrows, but still, all of them explode?
this would likely be far more doable with a 3.5mm jack or the music industry's beloved 5 1/4 jack due to the rotational symmetry.
If Tony Stark could build an ultra-powerful alternative energy generator in an Afghanistan cave using scrap metal, a government funded Cliff Barton could practice with a low draw bow and make that trick shot
I can think of how it could work....
It needs to have an optical image sensor, servo-controlled fins, a miniature coilover shock absorber, and a microcomputer to control it all.
Clearly you're going to need to get with @stuffmadehere for this one.
"Sherlock Holmes would have something to say about this" LMAOOO
If there is any randomness involved the chance of it hitting upside-down would approach 100% so there's no way it would work. 😝
"Don't ever let reality get in the way of something that's cool or hilarious" -- put that on my tombstone. (Subscribed!)
"The rotation of the arrows isn't predictable" well that's true for standard arrows. But if we're talking about implausible sci-fi trick archery, then maybe Hawkeye's trick arrow is modified in some way to make the rotation more reliable?
Facts. Tho try USB type C or how it's called the "Any Side Pluggable USB"
coming more from a tech side then archery, so... what your currently shooting into is either a 1.0 or 2.0 usb drive (I think only cause of color and your description of it) now a usb 3.1 (maybe the 3.0 too but I haven't personally seen one so idk maybe) there is no upside down plugs anymore that would double your chances of getting the right rotation, and for target resilience I've seen metal usb ports but even them still have that plastic piece in the middle and I only suggest this because the outside of your port took the most damage. btw personally i don't think anybody could ever make that shot due to the side to side action of a flying arrow (it doesn't travel truly straight [archer paradox]) it could hit the port dead perfect but still not go in due to not flying straight into the port but these things would increase your odds at least, if you do ever make it I hope you get it on camera. just my thoughts,
It helps that The Avengers movies are based on comic book characters, particularly Hawkeye who never misses a shot. Obviously if not for the character it wouldn't be practical at all.
....Boruto's USB capable ninja scroll is more plausible. Sure it's just simply a regular ol' ninja scroll like they carried in Naruto it's just one end has a USB attachment for USB ports hidden under a cap that looks like the standard scroll rod ends...don't know if a download with it from a computer uses ninja seal bs within the scroll to make a transcription like a printer or if it's just got a long ass terabyte capable body housed inside the body of the scroll that the paper is wrapped around...but it's gonna be much easier to use than this lol.
Given the world in which Hawkeye lives...
I rather suspect he does have a Superpower: Projectiles.
Well, this is kind of why Hawkeye was.. essentially a superhero archer, more so than anyone else could be. Ofc he's gonna pull off things that no ordinary person would be able to do even if they tried a million times. You don't see people tryna make an Iron Man suit within just a couple weeks, not even Elon Musk can do it.
I'm probably not going to utitlize the archery lessons in your videos, but I am a writer with a character who's basically Green Arrow, but more Robin Hoody. I started writing the character because of Arrow, so I can't deny that I got it from that, the character is just still going to be a sneak thief and not just eye candy and a mouthpiece for the politically charged writers.
It will be political, though. Robin Hood is political. And the character will get the mantle from his dad who is completely coincidentally named Robert. Jason Robert Forrest just sounded good, so his middle name is his dad's name.
And so his dad literally stealing from rich assholes and giving to the poor may have backfired over time. Like the people he gave money to being blamed for the crimes and then them or their kid later taking revenge.
I guess I just spoiled my own writing, but I kind of have to to explain it. And if someone complains about me spoiling my own writing, I will say some words that RUclips doesn't like.
Just not on RUclips because the comment will be removed by an AI.
Its not possible, The arrow usually goes through alot of wiggly motion during flight and does not fly like a bullet straight ahead. thus it'd be near impossible to hit the target, since there is always randomness involved. Thus the chances are less than 1% and even the most skilled person would need tons of trials and a lucky hit. THere'd be no way this could be practiced up to a point where you could consistently hit the usb port in a way that it fits perfectly in. It is based on luck.
Ofc if you were to modify the arrow/bow it could be possible
Wouldn’t the arrow rotation basically make it improbable to align? And let’s say you fletched it to avoid rotation, we’ll then the accuracy would have a real problem with drift!
"I'm not good as Hawkeye so imma make an entire video dissing how bullshit his shot was"
Ayyy bro, you just jelly you couldn't get into the avengers initiative
Hawkeye's superpower is 100% accuracy. I'm pretty sure the rules don't apply to him lol
Lars Andersen could probably do it haha
He was actually the next recommended video lmfao.
I wonder if people would be more accepting of the (fictional) shot if the movie were made now, when people are more familiar with USB-C plugs that go in either way?
Please do the follow up on this - what era of computing would have been the best for Tesco-brand Hawkeye to pull off these tricks and experiment with different ports.
Do remember one other thing. Being extremely or oddly accurate can be very cool or hilarious. Seeing someone launch multiple USBs pointlessly to their oblivion and miss utterly is pretty funny.
i want you to know you are the person i want to be in life
Well that's too much, but right there with you.
He's impossible - nobody can be this amazing, yet dude's flexs are REAL.... the way he moves, they way he pounces and makes tiny adjustment instantly - supernatural.
Yeah, he's a WITCH for sure.
Please disgorge this SORCEROR from the UK realm.... ummm I'll take care of things from here - I'll take very good care of him.
wishes... won't ever come true, but it's nice to dream - impossibly amazing dude, editing can only do so much - real deal