@@christowers7307 Psst, thanks mate, then it'll just be a secret between you, me, and everyone with an internet connection, the secert should be safe.;-)
Addressing several of the poor responses in this comment section. Q1: "What if he throws the knife?" R1: Good, the perp disarmed himself and unless he's a ninja the responders haven't taken anything more than a flesh wound in exchange. Thrown knives don't work like they do in videogames. Q2: "But using one is ineffective!" R2: Cops should always be travelling in pairs anyway, and 2+ is effective enough to subdue almost anyone. Q3: "but they look easy to avoid! I could stop those! Can't I just step aside?" R3: Congratulations you're the kind of person that'd get caught by a mancatcher. Their materials are light and can be quickly and easily repositioned by the wielder faster than you can move your whole torso, especially trained wielders. Q4: "What stops the attacker from overpowering me and taking the weapon?" R4: The second guy with a mancatcher. Also if you're in a situation where you are deploying these, then the light, awkward aluminium pole is probably the least dangerous thing the assailant will be attacking you with. Q5: "They look unwieldy and intimidating!" R5: So is your obese undertrained police cosplaying as soldiers and carrying long guns. Q6: "What if the perp runs away!?" R6: If they're running away, they're probably not attacking people. Also nothing about the 3 lb aluminium pole would prevent you from sprinting after the perp or safely dropping it once it becomes an obstacle to pursuit. Q7: "What if the perp has a gun!?" R7: Respond accordingly if a gun threat presents itself. If you believe your police should treat every encounter like the perp has a gun in advance, you're probably living in a country with incredibly cancerous gun-culture and/or police culture. Q8: "That thing can't overpower me!" R8: See R4, also mancatchers give the user incredible leverage against their target, to the point that it's a viable restraint against someone of superior mass and strength, provided training. Q9: "What stops the perp from swinging the knife/weapon when they're pinned!?" R9: Mancatchers can bind limbs, they don't exclusively work on torsos. Q10: "Why should we take extra risks to help violent thugs!?" R10: Because the police's job is to protect the public, not shoot "bad guys". misunderstandings, bad days, mental disabilities, and intoxication exist. Most people that can become belligerent or a threat to their self and others are often doing so under temporary conditions, they weren't born with a ski-mask and an evil mustache to twirl. Mancatchers offer a chance to minimalize fatal incidents with people that need to be restrained in the moment without undue injury and death. Q11: "This would never work!" R11: It literally has worked both historically and in the modern age. Some police forces still use it now because it's proven an effective alternative to more harmful responses.
Dude this is a freaking amazing comment! It's an absolute crime this doesn't have more likes. I'm not sure where you live but in America we absolutely need these lmao
It’s the equivalent of the classic bit where a taller person holds a shorter person at bay by putting their hand on their head with an outstretched arm and the shorter person is just swinging their arms unsuccessfully.
This sometimes ends with the shorty grabs the hands on his head, lift it, pull it in moving backward as quick as possible, then proceed with the hardest kick in the jewels he could.
The issue i see with the locking design is more moving parts = more points of failure. The simple yet sturdy design might be the right way to go for these. Great tool, though! Would definitely like to see these "imported" to western countries
@@jonathanbowen3640air enough, but a non-locking design is better for another reason. If you thrust with one that locks, miss, and it is bumped or deploys when you pull back on your thrust, it is now locked closed with your target not inside. If it didn't lock, a simple thrust would reopen it. It would stay closed as long as you apply constant pressure to your target anyway, no need for a lock.
@@LynxxXVI this would make it effectively as useful as the unmodified version; the point of the locking mechanism is to prevent the target from relieving pressure on themselves by pushing back
The thing that make's man-catchers so effective is having multiple of them. You have multiple contact points from different angles, and so the person struggling against them can't simply turn them to the side or walk away.
pretty sure any weapon is more effective when there are multiple wielders fighting a 5v1, but this is drastically more effective (5 london shanks vs 1 london shank will probably end with less than 5 surviving london shank wielders on the winning side) of course, if the one guy is fast enough to dodge/overpower all the mancatchers… well, I would tell them to run, but I don’t think they will have a chance at outrunning the overpowered guy
well yeah everything is more effective when there's multiple but the point they were making is that the apparent weaknesses aren't there in practice due to having multiple
master musashi teaches not to rely on the length of a weapon, less maneuverable and easily countered in a 1v1 by a skilled tachi wielder. they also arent as useful in multiple combat scenarios. lets say spear vs bow, spear user will be at an insurmountable disadvantage. tachi vs bow with its quick movement options while still at a disadvantage has a greater chance of deflecting the arrow and using the window to close distance. in large scale warfare the spear only only excelled when protected by shield walls, due to its all out attack and low strength ( easily broken especially against armor.) Hammers maces and blunt weapons are what truly dominated battlegrounds due to the quick rise of maneuverable full body armor, but before that yes it was spears protected by walls of shields.
@@MsDestroyer900 its true blunt weapons were very effective in large scale battles; people underestimate how hard it is to use swords and spears correctly without damaging an ally next to you.
8:26 You are not crap at making things. You make some pretty awesome stuff. You actually inspire to want to take up a trade. Unfortunately, you're laziness also inspires me, so I don't. For real, though. Keep up the good work. I really enjoy your videos.
@Eric Bowman Shorter backup weapon is an option and you'll notice that there's typically more than one cop using these things at once, which since you've only got two hands prevents you from grabbing all of them.
@@manofwill2468 I recommend you check out the principles of levers. You may be rather alarmed by the force multiplication a simple eight foot rod will give you.
I'd imagine you want them to do that, because it leaves them defenseless! Knife attackers are generally impulsive ones (few people put a lot of planning into picking up a knife and going around stabbing people), and most likely not trained in proper knife throwing. So they would be unlikely to seriously harm someone, plus they'd have no more weapons.
This is why I loved polearms back when I did 15th century reenactment. the swordsmen would have to be 2x times better at a sword than I was at polearms to stand a chance. It's so easy to pick up and hold your own, especially if you have a line of buddies
The generally established rule I believe is that a person with a spear can take on 2 equally skilled sword wielding opponents pretty comfortably. There's a good reason why a long stick has been probably the single most effective weapon when looking at human history.
Yeah in my experience with reenactment spears/polearms etc. are great if you have lots of space, though in more confined areas spears start having a hard time. We were doing a duel themed show and I had to go against a spear with just a viking sword. This on its own would have been a decisive win for the spear guy, but we only had a circular area with a radius of maybe 1.5x the length of the spear, which allowed me to try to back him into the border. Not sure if any this translates to man catchers though, seeing as a: you can't parry a man catcher with a knife (or anything practical for that matter), and b: a man catcher has a wider area of effect than a spear or polearm.
The idea behind this design is very well thought out and comes from a good place in his heart, but the thumbnail is so utterly horrifying I can only imagine this being used to catch victims for a human meat farm or something lmao
I can imagine canadian mounties on horseback hunting down people with these things. Or better yet: British aristocrats and royals hunting poor people. Yeah, Charles III and Caroline riding horses, chasing peasants across the vast open fields of... uhh... wherever there are vast open fields in England.
And talking about videogames with swords and Magic Carrying one of these "Man-Catchers" makes you look exactly like a Packmaster from Warhammer Vermintide 2.
"If you manage to push it to the side, you could get to the person and spoon them" I wish we lived in a world where people would spoon each other, instead of stabbing
After you said “am I right fellas” then proceeded to 🤜,,,,that was the most equivalent way of saying Ehhhh in Canada 😂😂😂 but usually we sayyy, “ehhhhh am I right fellas” 😂
I did a thing I mean you could stop trying to stab the person put your arms together and lift the ring above your head if you are against a wall or not against a wall or parry an approach from such a contraption by pushing the whole stick up or down to wear you can step over it or it just goes over you
@@Ididathing I see a huge flaw in these. You could simply fall forward putting the prongs under you. If the person holding it didnt expect it they would easily drop it. They might wanna have a backup weapon. try this again but simply move you feet back quickly then force your upper body forward and down
That's actually a very cool nonlethal tool for situations without firearms, or even close quarters team situations without firearms. I'm definitely grabbing this for use in my dnd campaign before anything else tho lol
@@robertwildschwein7207 Ha! That would be something. I was mostly thinking about situations where I could use them for flavour in a town guard that had them, and see what my unusually pacifist players would do with them. Or potentially as a tool used by those running a gladiatorial arena, or with wild animals. The group fell apart in the covid times before I got around to it, but they basically seemed like a cool way to spice up an area, something I could use to for unique roleplay or dialog scenarios, or introduce as a tool for my players to try and use (and potentially succeed, or fail, or get into hijinks along the way).
I love his to the point and very sound social criticism, always packaged in a greatly entertaining video that actually has a chance to spread a good message/bring awareness
@@UnsoberIdiot Aahhhh, yes. The "person that is hurting literally no one should be killed over some arbitrary rule" argument. Cool story, bro. Get f**ked.
imagine like a sleek carbon fiber version of this with a super fast spring loaded or even electric locking mechanism... that's it... the entire idea... I'm done... ah fuck it add an inbuilt taser
My biggest takeaway from this video is that Australian cops are just lost Americans. Edit: I wasn’t talking about American cops, but common American people.
As a floridian I can say I have several fire arms in my house but it's only for the occasional lost meth head coming out the woods. I don't even really shoot but once or twice a year to stay comfortable with it. Its just how it is here, rural Fl is a trap y'all.
I could imagine this being useful on suspects who are, as you said, on drugs, or with people that have mental problems who don't need to be killed, just need to be controlled for the moment until they are not a threat to themselves or anyone else. Good work.
This seems to be an actual really good against people who are tripping out. But frankly, I do think that it would definitely scare the living crape out of someone high off something like pcp. Like imagine having a massive trip, and next thing you know you see this huge clawed monster coming out you. Edit: Ok, some of you people don't seem to understand that this is a joke. Please stop taking a silly statement so seriously.
Fair, and like they'd probably need like therapy or something if the trip truamatized them, but in the moment it's likely worth it to stop anyone that's out of control without, ya know, electrocuting them.
If I had a say on a professional use design, I'd make sure that not only the arms are spring loaded to open, but also make it so the arms can be locked closed/unlocked via a mechanism on the handle.
@@linkskywalker5417 in countries with less armed idiots and well trained police forces they definetly already work. But obviously not in the US. (about the knife throwing: restrict the arms, problem solved, as least as much as a melee tool can help against ranged/thrown weapons )
The reason why the Sasumata, the Tsukubo and the Sodegarami had spikes on them was to deter the criminal from grabbing the tool and pushing it off to the side.
The grasping mechanism could probaby be upgraded to provide greater control with a spring loaded ratcheting mechanism. This would let you close it further, and if you have some sort of trigger the springs could allow it to snap open if they force it closed.
I feel like this could be improved by adding an unlock button to the handle. So the user can still unlock the grabbers, but the one who was captured cannot.
@@justindavis2711 Very constructive... Definition sparring is: a. To fight with an opponent in a short bout or practice session, as in boxing or the martial arts. So i'm still waiting why he is saying i'm wrong
We had one of these at the school I taught at in Japan. During our intruder training day all the teachers had to drill on protocols if someone with ill intent came on campus. I got to be the pretend bad guy (because I am a scary gaijin) and they used the mancatcher on me. It was great!
Against someone without a gun, I have no doubts these are incredibly effective. Polearms were considered the ultimate weapon for a while, and it is why halberdiers were in armies until as late as the 18th century.
Ideas for improvement: Spring loaded staff part, to extend the pole only when you want it to, and preferably also with a locking mechanism. The longer it is the harder it is to wield and carry around. The surprise elongation gives the user the advantage. Large handguards, mostly for leverage, because the other guy might try to twist the catcher away and the handguards allow you to fight the torque. Also works as a reminder to keep your fingers safe from being targeted. Unscrewable pommel to help counterbalance all that weight. And when positive trapping is confirmed, can be unscrewed to reduce stamina loss by user. Also a means to end the tussle rightly by throwing said pommel onto the hand holding the weapon. That would make them instantly drop the knife/machete.
I'm against a spring-loaded staff part, or honestly even the half-moon bits from the video that lock in place. Moving parts makes it more likely to break and more expensive, and it should be extremely cheap-to-mass-produce, durable police equipment. Better to have a static design and train officers to use it effectively. I like the unscrewable pommel though. If the pommel/staff connection breaks, it doesn't make the tool unusable. I don't know if a pommel is good for throwing because you'd have to have very good aim while under stress, but at the very least, a removable/exchangeable pommel makes it possible to customize the tool for each officer's preferred level of balance. And handguards for leverage also sounds good. I think that hook on the side of it like in the Chinese polices' version is a brilliant addition. It's simple, doesn't increase complexity and gives the officer an effective leg catcher to trip the criminal.
Austin Anderson This is not actually a viable way to put an attacker with a knife in custody, because what is stopping the suspect from throwing the knife. This invention would reduce criminal deaths while accelerating police death. You decide who you’d weather spare.
Drop the Bass what if they have at least 2 knives? Bet you feel real stupid now. A criminal with many knives would be nigh unstoppable, imagine being a policeman armed with a glorified stick going up against a man with like 8 knives, that’s 7 knives they can throw at you without being disarmed. That’s like 7 whole chances for you to at worst die or at best maybe get a little bruise or something and they won’t even be done fighting. I don’t even want to think about what someone with 9 or more knives could do.
This is an awesome invention. Add sufficient spring tension so it always springs back to the open position. Soften the edges with a leather-like cushion and build the whole thing out of a low weight material. Then have a release button out of arms reach of the attacker so he cant open it himself and has to (at least) run around with the pole attached to himself, if the defender loses grip. The release on the defenders side will be used to open it back up, if the clamps lock and nobody is caught. For comfort and improved mobility, you could add an extension on the defenders side so you can push down on it with your elbow, to give it extra leverage at the back, while also being able to hold it up with both hands freely, without it being strapped to you via a belt e.g. so you don't get caught in it when pummeled. Have the clamps work like handcuffs so it gradually gets tighter and tighter the more you push into them,, so the attacker cant easily slip out if he commits into pushing against it. The "intensity of the clamping" could be improved, if you shape the claps not like ( ) but more with like a rounded hook at the inside, like a " G-shape ". Simmular to this: (` ´) only more s-shaped. This would result in the clamps being able to overextend a little so they can cross each other, tighteing the grab.
no joke I was thinking something similar with all the riots on the news lately, may not be usefull in EVERY situation, but would be great to control someone in a non violent way, make it a design more like the european one, padded of course, to grab by the neck, and you can get full control of the person with hopefully? minimal risk of injury, or maybe grab a ankle
fred your name annoys me it messes with the html of the page. i get the feeling that was on purpose good job. Sad something like this couldn't be implemented in america. *looks at riots* we could use something like this as opposed to shooting, choking, and pelting our population.
@Guacamole Nigga Penis would say is more similar to the mancatcher, used in medieval times, and you know that was specifically made to capture knights alive, so you could later ask ransom for them since usually they where nobles
But what happens when you catch an Aussie man and he goes:
"That's not a man catcher"
*whips out an even longer pole*
That's a man catcher"
Underrated comment. Thank you very much
In mother russia you catch man catcher
This is the most underrated comment!😂😂😂
Dragon Tomas l like it
i read this in an aussie accent automatically even tho i am not from there lmao
What an introduction! "Recently, I was in China" *flies head first at gong*
It's a cymbal though?
ArtificialDjDAGX Yep
yes
chinease music plays
ArtificialDjDAGX its a gong, not a cymbal
“If you stab me you can have a real knife” famous last words.
"What are you gonna do, stab me?"
-Man who was stabbed
"Ouch! You just stabbed me"
-Someone definitely injured
"Help" - bleeding profusely
"I didn't stab him, he walked into my knife 46 times"
-the defendant in court
@@Whazzar that’s why we only go for the blind people.
i think we can all agree that these man catchers have many advantages, but the main one is the comedic value
I kinda like that aspect. would make me watch COPS again
And it's also very humiliating if your rampage is stopped by them.
Those won't work on fat Americans. You might catch a limb, but the waist? No
It took me a hot second to realise he’s actually trying to prevent deaths
Key take away is to take away everyone's ability to have weapons then become an authoritarian police state like China.
@@nemisous83 eh this could be used by countries that have strict gun laws so this is litterally useless in America
@@HowIsAsh Didn't the protesters basically ruin a huge amount of civilian infrastructure?
@@novastar6112 Kind of like antifa and blm?
@@novastar6112 yeah which were built using "their" taxes.
“You didn’t even give me a real knife”
“Well if you stab me then you could have a real one”
That's concerning
Lol ! ...as a stay at home dad of 2, I can tell you this is true... ...wait what?
666 like you dont see that often
we did watch the fucking video
Was this the spoon made from a spoon?
I Did a Thing: *suggests that man catchers can be upgraded*
Australia: *creates man catchers with tazers on them*
Lmao
Them the music start "Austrália, fuck you..."
America: *makes a man catcher into a gun*
Leave that to Michael Reeves
@@RandomL0s3r expected this comment XD
All I can imagine is Australian police officers riding kangaroos while pinning attackers with a man catcher and its great.
I think they'll use emus instead of kangaroos
@@RyujinNoKami Nah, emus are their biggest rival
@@classicminer191 yea we lost a war to them...… AND WE HAD MACHEINGUNS FOR CRYINGOUT LOUD
I think the roos should also have a man catcher
richplayz rblx well we did kill more of them than they did to us
But what if the man you are trying to catch has a man catcher as well....
Man catchception
Well then they're just stuck in a long distance relationship. Those stick crossed lovers.
@@elisalabarge3516 lel
@@elisalabarge3516 thats gay
Yes please do a Man Catcher Duel! Then a 2 on 1
@@PabloSanchez-zh6si Yes. Yes it is. ;)
A man with strong legs is china's biggest fear
Oof
Usain bolt
There biggest fear is Corona
@@dannyadames7858 you know that that was a joke, right?
Yup
You could add ratchet system to each arm. Once you hook someone the ratchet tightens (similar to handcuffs) and they're trapped inside
And barbs! Wait..
"Did you pause the video to read this?"
I feel personally attacked.
I’ve also wondered why my knees feel like eyes.
I paused to read the man catching older women but now is even worse
i paused, rolled down an this was the first thing i read
It's not even a full potato. Cucumbers are disgusting!
Chinese Cops: "You can't reach us, you're restrained!"
Me: "Aha, that's where you've miscalculated. For I have SEVERAL THROWING KNIVES!"
MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA!
Ah yes a fellow man of jojo
**Stops fucking time*
@@Budder1252 why are you fucking time?
@@Hannah-on9zw why the fuck not
-"In America where the majority of the population has arms".
According to a rumor I started recently, they've got legs as well. It's crazy, I know...
:0 arms are a real thing?!?
@@acek2016 Yes, I've looked it up, and they seem to be quite popular in many parts of the world.
@@christowers7307 Arrrrrh ok, you got me, I did kind of sort of start the rumor about the arms as well, sorry 'bout that.:-)
@@mace8873psst, I won't tell 😉
@@christowers7307 Psst, thanks mate, then it'll just be a secret between you, me, and everyone with an internet connection, the secert should be safe.;-)
Addressing several of the poor responses in this comment section.
Q1: "What if he throws the knife?" R1: Good, the perp disarmed himself and unless he's a ninja the responders haven't taken anything more than a flesh wound in exchange. Thrown knives don't work like they do in videogames.
Q2: "But using one is ineffective!" R2: Cops should always be travelling in pairs anyway, and 2+ is effective enough to subdue almost anyone.
Q3: "but they look easy to avoid! I could stop those! Can't I just step aside?" R3: Congratulations you're the kind of person that'd get caught by a mancatcher. Their materials are light and can be quickly and easily repositioned by the wielder faster than you can move your whole torso, especially trained wielders.
Q4: "What stops the attacker from overpowering me and taking the weapon?" R4: The second guy with a mancatcher. Also if you're in a situation where you are deploying these, then the light, awkward aluminium pole is probably the least dangerous thing the assailant will be attacking you with.
Q5: "They look unwieldy and intimidating!" R5: So is your obese undertrained police cosplaying as soldiers and carrying long guns.
Q6: "What if the perp runs away!?" R6: If they're running away, they're probably not attacking people. Also nothing about the 3 lb aluminium pole would prevent you from sprinting after the perp or safely dropping it once it becomes an obstacle to pursuit.
Q7: "What if the perp has a gun!?" R7: Respond accordingly if a gun threat presents itself. If you believe your police should treat every encounter like the perp has a gun in advance, you're probably living in a country with incredibly cancerous gun-culture and/or police culture.
Q8: "That thing can't overpower me!" R8: See R4, also mancatchers give the user incredible leverage against their target, to the point that it's a viable restraint against someone of superior mass and strength, provided training.
Q9: "What stops the perp from swinging the knife/weapon when they're pinned!?" R9: Mancatchers can bind limbs, they don't exclusively work on torsos.
Q10: "Why should we take extra risks to help violent thugs!?" R10: Because the police's job is to protect the public, not shoot "bad guys". misunderstandings, bad days, mental disabilities, and intoxication exist. Most people that can become belligerent or a threat to their self and others are often doing so under temporary conditions, they weren't born with a ski-mask and an evil mustache to twirl. Mancatchers offer a chance to minimalize fatal incidents with people that need to be restrained in the moment without undue injury and death.
Q11: "This would never work!" R11: It literally has worked both historically and in the modern age. Some police forces still use it now because it's proven an effective alternative to more harmful responses.
Good comment
Dude this is a freaking amazing comment! It's an absolute crime this doesn't have more likes. I'm not sure where you live but in America we absolutely need these lmao
@@YABOIBISON Thank you, unfortunately I am in a location that would strongly benefit from these too.
This man is usually so insane. And apart from a few jokes in this video, he feels slightly less unhinged than usual. It’s almost surreal
It’s the equivalent of the classic bit where a taller person holds a shorter person at bay by putting their hand on their head with an outstretched arm and the shorter person is just swinging their arms unsuccessfully.
Lol
That be cartoon shenanigans
This sometimes ends with the shorty grabs the hands on his head, lift it, pull it in moving backward as quick as possible, then proceed with the hardest kick in the jewels he could.
*IDAT* :”When there’s a crazy Australian dude with a knife you’ve kind of got two options for the police”
*Me* :ah yes the old milk crate and chair
😂😂😂😂
It sounds like the description of the sniper from tf2
S N O I P A
CRIMINAL: "Ah yes, I see that you know your judo well."
And in the end of the day, when there's only two people left on the planet, someone is gonna want someone dead.
“Because I’m going to be catching large people only”
*goes back to abusing the teen*
teen =/= small person
@@hirigone he did say that this smaller human hasn't gone through puberty, safe to say they're a teen
@@Sim_Pole don't you mean preteen?
@@supremechaosbeing2696 yep
The issue i see with the locking design is more moving parts = more points of failure. The simple yet sturdy design might be the right way to go for these. Great tool, though! Would definitely like to see these "imported" to western countries
Simple hinges are hardly going to be likely points of failure. Super easy to make his device. If you can't make a hinge may as well just give up.
@@jonathanbowen3640air enough, but a non-locking design is better for another reason. If you thrust with one that locks, miss, and it is bumped or deploys when you pull back on your thrust, it is now locked closed with your target not inside.
If it didn't lock, a simple thrust would reopen it. It would stay closed as long as you apply constant pressure to your target anyway, no need for a lock.
@@LynxxXVI this would make it effectively as useful as the unmodified version; the point of the locking mechanism is to prevent the target from relieving pressure on themselves by pushing back
“Recently, I was in China” jumps into gong headfirst
Seems pretty china to me
Balognah Humbug thanks I saw the video too
what kind of monsters walk around their garden in socks
I'm glad it wasn't just me
Me barefoot
An Australian
@@metathetrashcan365 but theres spiders
I do and my family are scared
I just assumed australian police had proper weapons for defense against the wildlife purposes, and they were just convenient for pvp play.
*cough cough* emus
@@catapree
Guns won't help there, thats why we built The Wall
Never forget the Australian government LOST a war to emus
Yep, that's why I commented
Ha guns aren’t gonna help with wildlife we lost a war to flightless birds
I don't know if this is done before, but I literally subbed because of your thumbnail preview lol. hilarious.
The thumbnail is the single most terrifying thing I've ever seen.
You have seen very little things
@@atomsoldier5259 That thumbnail makes Vietnam look like a trip through central park
The face he makes with the weapon tho XD
A sexy man with a doohickey?
Your pfp is the single most terrifying thing I’ve ever seen my dude
"If you manage to push it aside, you can get at the person and spoon them"
Awww
Top 10 Hug it out moments
That's not a spoon, that's a knoife.
@@teedeeart9442 you've played spoony knoify before~
@@warrensteel9954 🤨📸
Push it down and you win everytime... you even get a nice stick to pull your victim close to you.
The thing that make's man-catchers so effective is having multiple of them. You have multiple contact points from different angles, and so the person struggling against them can't simply turn them to the side or walk away.
pretty sure any weapon is more effective when there are multiple wielders fighting a 5v1, but this is drastically more effective (5 london shanks vs 1 london shank will probably end with less than 5 surviving london shank wielders on the winning side)
of course, if the one guy is fast enough to dodge/overpower all the mancatchers… well, I would tell them to run, but I don’t think they will have a chance at outrunning the overpowered guy
@@TheOneWhoHasABadName Yes, but the point is subduing someone without risking killing/severely injuring them.
well yeah everything is more effective when there's multiple but the point they were making is that the apparent weaknesses aren't there in practice due to having multiple
long reach bees.
Well you can see from the images in china there are multiple
The thumbnail is the single most hilariously terrifying imagery I’ve ever bare witness
“Im going to catch large people only”
*cuts to little brother*
"if you managed to get to the side, you can get to the person and *spoon em"*
I hate it when I'm fighting a guy and he gets in real close and starts spooning me.
Headless Gorilla it’s just soooo uncomfortable
@@NinthYard I usually worry more about making sure both our errections are facing away.
This easily shows why spears and pikes were literally some of the most powerful weapons in an army's arsenal.
master musashi teaches not to rely on the length of a weapon, less maneuverable and easily countered in a 1v1 by a skilled tachi wielder. they also arent as useful in multiple combat scenarios. lets say spear vs bow, spear user will be at an insurmountable disadvantage. tachi vs bow with its quick movement options while still at a disadvantage has a greater chance of deflecting the arrow and using the window to close distance. in large scale warfare the spear only only excelled when protected by shield walls, due to its all out attack and low strength ( easily broken especially against armor.) Hammers maces and blunt weapons are what truly dominated battlegrounds due to the quick rise of maneuverable full body armor, but before that yes it was spears protected by walls of shields.
@@m9imgr7 pls tell me you're trolling
@@MsDestroyer900 its true blunt weapons were very effective in large scale battles; people underestimate how hard it is to use swords and spears correctly without damaging an ally next to you.
@@idiot4177 I'd have a hard time damaging an ally next to me with a spear, even if i wanted to.
@@idiot4177 I feel like you’re overestimating the spear thrust here.
the spikes are honestly very important. They make it very painful if u try to pull the catcher thingy.
Sorry bout the month break! Im gonna attempt to be more regular with the videos!
Hey what's the song you put in 8:55
Quality over quantity
8:26 You are not crap at making things. You make some pretty awesome stuff. You actually inspire to want to take up a trade. Unfortunately, you're laziness also inspires me, so I don't. For real, though. Keep up the good work. I really enjoy your videos.
@Eric Bowman Shorter backup weapon is an option and you'll notice that there's typically more than one cop using these things at once, which since you've only got two hands prevents you from grabbing all of them.
I love your videos!!!!!!!
“Recently I was in China” everyone in 2019: oh cool!
“recently I was in China”
Everyone in 2020: *sweats profusely*
I couldn't say it any better
Ikr i had to check when it was posted lol
There once was a woman named El Carona
I was just about to make a similar comment but this one was far better👍😂
Coronavirus
Who would've guessed man-catchers could've been made into a super safe design by just... REMOVING all the spikes!?
😂😂😂 Who knew 😂
Lol
I think they can be necessary on some parts of the man catcher so it doesnt get grabbed by the criminal, it does not need to be very sharp
@@lost_flower4412 ya... imagine trying this on a dwayne johnson type of dude...
@@johnchoi4473 I mean, if multiple people are using it on one person then it may be easy to overpower themlp
I like how he has the same thumbnail face as his latest video. He just looks crazier every video
Criminal: Has a spear instead.
China and Japan's police officers:
Nervous sweating
Longer stick
@@zanefancourt3796 Secret spear extension
@@TurtlesTopia Even longer stick
@@zanefancourt3796 *Takes out gun*
Fine i'll do it myself
@@TurtlesTopia That's a checkmate situation I suppose
*In America They Would Need Some Big Man Catchers*
Long enough that gunshots couldn’t reach
Idk I'm 6'7.
Could probably push some dude trying to "man catch" me to Narnia and back...
You could say they would need some big mac catchers
@@manofwill2468 I recommend you check out the principles of levers. You may be rather alarmed by the force multiplication a simple eight foot rod will give you.
@@DevKerrigan Oh bro. My bad, I was joking.
What a great time for RUclips to recommend me this.
Very relevent
Hm yes
This aged well
Like fine wine
@@votivefootg3261 my question tho is that this dude threw the spoon at the "officer" in this video like what if they throw the knife and it hits?
Person being pinned against the wall: throws knife
“I just banged a pool noodle...”
*pause*
“...onto the stick”
Hahahhhahahahahahahhahhahhhahhhhhhhahahhahhaahhahhhahahhh
He could make a sex toy out of one. Im just saying
I love how his family’s just like “Here we go again”
Watching you play with your lil bro was the most wholesome thing I've seen all day
“man catching older woman”
what a tragic and emotional story
Solution to knife attacks:
Kidnap the attacker and befriend them
And then get stabbed many times by your friends. Just like Caesar :D
@@lick28 :D just like my friends
That had more twists than I expected
Why doesn’t the captured guy just throw their knife?
5:32 smart lad
Because he most likely has a large stabbing knife which doesnt really work on controlling
I'd imagine you want them to do that, because it leaves them defenseless! Knife attackers are generally impulsive ones (few people put a lot of planning into picking up a knife and going around stabbing people), and most likely not trained in proper knife throwing. So they would be unlikely to seriously harm someone, plus they'd have no more weapons.
Just consider that is more focused on the tool. The unit with some armor would work fine
@@Shikamaru747 if i was a knife attacker id be like dio anf have 100 knives on me at the same time
This low-key looked like something off for honor
"Think about all the times I've stole your computer time"
*"So you have chosen... death"*
I love those little details like leaving the saw running … It saves a lot of time
This is why I loved polearms back when I did 15th century reenactment. the swordsmen would have to be 2x times better at a sword than I was at polearms to stand a chance. It's so easy to pick up and hold your own, especially if you have a line of buddies
The generally established rule I believe is that a person with a spear can take on 2 equally skilled sword wielding opponents pretty comfortably. There's a good reason why a long stick has been probably the single most effective weapon when looking at human history.
Yeah in my experience with reenactment spears/polearms etc. are great if you have lots of space, though in more confined areas spears start having a hard time. We were doing a duel themed show and I had to go against a spear with just a viking sword. This on its own would have been a decisive win for the spear guy, but we only had a circular area with a radius of maybe 1.5x the length of the spear, which allowed me to try to back him into the border.
Not sure if any this translates to man catchers though, seeing as a: you can't parry a man catcher with a knife (or anything practical for that matter), and b: a man catcher has a wider area of effect than a spear or polearm.
@@BigShrimpin_ Speak softly and carry a big stick
Ah yes, I too am an expert in medieval combat.
Yeah, polearms/ spears in general are the best weapon to pick if you're a beginner
The idea behind this design is very well thought out and comes from a good place in his heart, but the thumbnail is so utterly horrifying I can only imagine this being used to catch victims for a human meat farm or something lmao
"Uh oh the sheeple are escaping, get the horses and man catchers!"
Then someone snapped a picture the moment the man catcher was retrieved, lol
😭
FR!! first thing i thought of was like cow catchers on the front of old trains 🚂
ye mood
I can imagine canadian mounties on horseback hunting down people with these things.
Or better yet: British aristocrats and royals hunting poor people. Yeah, Charles III and Caroline riding horses, chasing peasants across the vast open fields of... uhh... wherever there are vast open fields in England.
Funny how a "non lethal" weapon is the most powerful weapon in castle crashers
i didnt know that waht is its name?
@@OsnoloVrach it's called the man catcher
@@mommabear08544 wow really???
@@OsnoloVrach yeah, i looked up "what is the most powerful weapon in castle crashers"
And talking about videogames with swords and Magic
Carrying one of these "Man-Catchers" makes you look exactly like a Packmaster from Warhammer Vermintide 2.
The face made in the thumbnail lured me in and scared me at the same time, but now I’m hooked
"If you manage to push it to the side, you could get to the person and spoon them"
I wish we lived in a world where people would spoon each other, instead of stabbing
Oh, I saw a video about that once. I'm pretty sure it's still on YT. Look up "The Horribly Relentless Murderer with an Extremely Inefficient Weapon"
Right. Like my ex and her sharpened spoon.
Do you know what happen to nightguard named "Michael" after he got spooned/scooped?
@@Fralexion a fellow man of culture, been a long time since i last saw that.
I dunno. Sharp, clean cuts are easier to treat than roughly gouged out flesh.
Yeah
"Obviously in America where the majority of the population has arms"
Yeah america is really privileged, in my country we only have legs
Same 😔. I had to write this with my feet, shit sucks.
Heavily underrated comment.
Got bless america
@Ggnkrsfkoqxbk luckily, i have hands too but ill try with my feet now iim the beesttttt
Lucky mf i have to type with my belly button (don't ask) because ehere we live we don't have legs or legs.
After you said “am I right fellas” then proceeded to 🤜,,,,that was the most equivalent way of saying Ehhhh in Canada 😂😂😂 but usually we sayyy, “ehhhhh am I right fellas” 😂
Abusing a child for 9 minutes straight
The only thing that could escape this thing.... a baby
the one flaw
I did a thing I mean you could stop trying to stab the person put your arms together and lift the ring above your head if you are against a wall or not against a wall or parry an approach from such a contraption by pushing the whole stick up or down to wear you can step over it or it just goes over you
What if there are multiple people it would he soooo much harder
@@Ididathing I see a huge flaw in these. You could simply fall forward putting the prongs under you. If the person holding it didnt expect it they would easily drop it. They might wanna have a backup weapon. try this again but simply move you feet back quickly then force your upper body forward and down
But then u can just stungun it right cx in the chat
Literally 10 seconds in and I spat my water out and laughed so hard.
You sir are a comedic genius! So glad to have found this channel.
Glad you enjoyed it!
0:03
dont waste water
@@MrBeeps.
0:03 out of context is funny
Just
"I was in china"
*D O N G*
The thumbnail to this video is the best thumbnail I've ever seen. Also sent shivers down my spine.
Something about wearing just socks on grass is actually pretty distressing.
Dependa on the grass like theres variety to it examples are
1)Soft perfect bed
2)Fuck its every where
3)your foot shall bleed
I'm all for this simply because of the fact that it gets us one step closer to medieval combat again. God damn I want to lance a dude medieval style
“God damn I want to lance a dude medieval style” sounds _very_ suggestive 😂
oh hello there
@X5J9 meant hello to throckmorton
Ah, cousin Throckmorton!
😂😂😂😂
Did that man just catch himself a friend at the end?
Sound like Pokèmon for me.
Man, I didn't know getting friends was that easy. Brb, I gotta try that with strangers
Man Catchermon!
“Think about all those times I stole your computer time”
There isn’t a better thing to tell your sibling to get them riled up
This video just gave me an idea.
A man catcher with taser.
Add a gun and you can't miss! :D
Just add a flamethrower
I love that idea
GUN ON A STICK
Pop-out rocket launcher
"The stick is one of the best weapons known to man" - Shadiversity
It loses to plate armor though
@@cooldud7071 Not if it's heavy enough
@@skitariiranger4346 a tree
Shad's favorite weapon is the Book of Mormon though.
@@cooldud7071 "in order to improve the stick just make it bigger" - also shad, and yeah get a bigger stick
This design is actually legit. You could actually patent this design and sell it to china and japan.
Fr it has potential
There are actual medieval weap9ns like this tho, pretty sure he got inspired by them
Because Chine cares about patents. :D
@@rambo8wradio literally what I was gonna say
@@smittywerben1849 my man hit 9 rather than o
some guy comes in with a gun "hold on jerry, gotta bust out the ol' man catcher for this one"
That's actually a very cool nonlethal tool for situations without firearms, or even close quarters team situations without firearms. I'm definitely grabbing this for use in my dnd campaign before anything else tho lol
Are you roleplaying a guard?
Isn't DnD about killing monsters?
Maybe you play a muscle bound Orc who captures dragons alife with an oversized Mancatcher to sell them to nobles.
@@robertwildschwein7207 I DM as well as play! :) that means I get to be all the monsters.
@@robertwildschwein7207 Ha! That would be something. I was mostly thinking about situations where I could use them for flavour in a town guard that had them, and see what my unusually pacifist players would do with them. Or potentially as a tool used by those running a gladiatorial arena, or with wild animals. The group fell apart in the covid times before I got around to it, but they basically seemed like a cool way to spice up an area, something I could use to for unique roleplay or dialog scenarios, or introduce as a tool for my players to try and use (and potentially succeed, or fail, or get into hijinks along the way).
@@TheLaughingDove Use mancatchers to punish murder hobos 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love how the "local vagrant" is armed with your spoon made from a spoon.
4:36
"Alrighty gimme back my bath salts"
"Oi come'n get 'em"
"Ah fuck you, alright"
Most Australian thing I've heard this week lol
This was also the most australian figth I've seen this week.
as an australian i can confirm that that is the most australian thing you can hear
"Beth solts"
Australian cops are just the guys who brings a heavy duty vest designed for explosions to a fist fight
I love his to the point and very sound social criticism, always packaged in a greatly entertaining video that actually has a chance to spread a good message/bring awareness
not terribly sound tho, since fewer criminals is a good thing.
@@UnsoberIdiot Was there a point in this video where he said there aren't enough criminals?
@@UnsoberIdiot Aahhhh, yes. The "person that is hurting literally no one should be killed over some arbitrary rule" argument. Cool story, bro. Get f**ked.
@@UnsoberIdiot Exactly. Why not just instate instant death penalty for any crime?
@@UnsoberIdiot name checks out
imagine like a sleek carbon fiber version of this with a super fast spring loaded or even electric locking mechanism...
that's it...
the entire idea...
I'm done...
ah fuck it add an inbuilt taser
i like it im doing it
@@Ididathing Those bath salt addicts better watch out
@@Ididathing so, where video pls
@@Ididathing so, where is it mate
I think i did a thing said that as a joke
My biggest takeaway from this video is that Australian cops are just lost Americans.
Edit: I wasn’t talking about American cops, but common American people.
☠️
@TheThoughtPalace Guy tripping out on patty shrooms *with a firearm. Just like the rest of America :D
As a floridian I can say I have several fire arms in my house but it's only for the occasional lost meth head coming out the woods. I don't even really shoot but once or twice a year to stay comfortable with it. Its just how it is here, rural Fl is a trap y'all.
No they not
Way better than the american cops
@@noahcooper5969 too bad that's not a real sentence. You're making merica look bad friend.
“Instead of zapping someone until they die” is honest to god so darkly funny
very good stick, I approve
What you doing here
@@itswubba admiring the stick machine that this guy made
The stick does 21 DMG.
I could imagine this being useful on suspects who are, as you said, on drugs, or with people that have mental problems who don't need to be killed, just need to be controlled for the moment until they are not a threat to themselves or anyone else. Good work.
@FuntimeFlorian sure you do
@@duongnguyenngoc9160 Yeah, you must know. You did great work at pouring gas onto a potential Spark.
@FuntimeFlorian You can get help. You don’t choose too. I’ve had a genuine suicide attempt around 2005, be thankful of the life you’ve been given.
@FuntimeFlorian skill issue just go seek treatment like everyone else
If I want to shoot myself or take a cocktail of sleeping pills, what does society care?
This seems to be an actual really good against people who are tripping out. But frankly, I do think that it would definitely scare the living crape out of someone high off something like pcp. Like imagine having a massive trip, and next thing you know you see this huge clawed monster coming out you.
Edit: Ok, some of you people don't seem to understand that this is a joke. Please stop taking a silly statement so seriously.
Fair, and like they'd probably need like therapy or something if the trip truamatized them, but in the moment it's likely worth it to stop anyone that's out of control without, ya know, electrocuting them.
Cops should learn jiujitsu and wrestling, then use these man catchers. Solid af
Somewhere, there is probably a he tai with this exact same premise
gettin a gun pulled on you by 5 police officers is probably still scarier i reckon
Not if you're used to seeing them used by police, like in China apparently
If I had a say on a professional use design, I'd make sure that not only the arms are spring loaded to open, but also make it so the arms can be locked closed/unlocked via a mechanism on the handle.
Police in China: restrains a man
Man: starts throwing knives
Police: sweats profusely
Do you think mancatchers are effective?
@@linkskywalker5417 honestly I think they would be very effective as they keep both party's safe
@@linkskywalker5417 in countries with less armed idiots and well trained police forces they definetly already work.
But obviously not in the US.
(about the knife throwing: restrict the arms, problem solved, as least as much as a melee tool can help against ranged/thrown weapons )
If you are pinned to a wall, it is difficult to throw a knife with any appreciative force because you can't draw your arm behind your back.
To solve that: use a little shield at the end of the stick
Are you just a crazy homeless man that ended up moving in with some random family
I would also like to hear the answer to this question.
And live in their garage.
Yes please get him to answer that
He is an Oompa Loompa
not telling
The reason why the Sasumata, the Tsukubo and the Sodegarami had spikes on them was to deter the criminal from grabbing the tool and pushing it off to the side.
I figured as much. Pretty nasty deterrence all the same though.
@@WhatIsSanity well getting stabbed by an escaped attacker would probably be pretty nasty too
@@WhatIsSanity they don’t look like they were super sharp. Just something to make it bad to grab, wouldn’t kill them either
and worst case scenario they could be used to bludgeon the assailant
@@beelzemobabbity yeah and u cant get a good grip on em either
The grasping mechanism could probaby be upgraded to provide greater control with a spring loaded ratcheting mechanism. This would let you close it further, and if you have some sort of trigger the springs could allow it to snap open if they force it closed.
Yes, it works fine. But like 40% of men are obese in america so they probably wont fit lol
...
Echo Spacecat you gotta admit its true though
But what is the percentage of obese men involved in crime?
@@B0tAcH1 my name jeff
All you have to do is attach a smaller hook that can grab their leg and pull
LMAO when you switch to the prepubescent attacker I laughed my cereal out
When a guy in his back garden makes a cheaper and more effective non-lethal neutralising device than the government.
I feel like that's the benefit of private development. Because governments tend to not really care about costs as long as it's done fast.
Except he didnt make it, he just took an idea from another countries government lmao
@@yinnacle9885 I didn't say he invented it, he just made it and adapted on the idea.
@@yinnacle9885 Man Cathere date back to the medevil era
I feel like this could be improved by adding an unlock button to the handle. So the user can still unlock the grabbers, but the one who was captured cannot.
This could be turned into a sport game, where two people with man catchers stand in a ring and whoever catches the other one first is the winner
You just discovered how sparring works...
@@michasokoowski6651 not the same thing
@@chrisking1457 Why not? For me it seems like the same thing
@@michasokoowski6651 for you a tomato is the same as a potato
@@justindavis2711 Very constructive...
Definition sparring is:
a. To fight with an opponent in a short bout or practice session, as in boxing or the martial arts.
So i'm still waiting why he is saying i'm wrong
We had one of these at the school I taught at in Japan. During our intruder training day all the teachers had to drill on protocols if someone with ill intent came on campus. I got to be the pretend bad guy (because I am a scary gaijin) and they used the mancatcher on me. It was great!
They probably got you to be the bad guy because you're much bigger than them lol
@@troy2223 yeah that's what I was getting at
Ayo you got mancaught
and that's how he got deported
@@longmeaderulez did it actually work ? I had one at my school and my teacher demonstrated the tool to me but I was sure it was useless lol😅
Against someone without a gun, I have no doubts these are incredibly effective. Polearms were considered the ultimate weapon for a while, and it is why halberdiers were in armies until as late as the 18th century.
Your funny
If you are using a gun, the police will use guns😅
@pickle juice I was wondering this as well, until i realized the police have shields. (like at 1:31)
Long range, easy to train/learn, pretty lightweight.
You can’t really get any better than that (without a gun with multiple rounds)
I can imagine someone out of their mind with a knife being tortured to death with bean bag rounds and tasers while being held down with poles.
You should ad some kind of shield at the end in case they throw the knife
*add
"you didn't even give me a real knife!" "Well, if you stab me, you can have a real knife"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's some worrysome positive reinforcement!
Who knew knifey spoony had rules
Ideas for improvement:
Spring loaded staff part, to extend the pole only when you want it to, and preferably also with a locking mechanism. The longer it is the harder it is to wield and carry around. The surprise elongation gives the user the advantage.
Large handguards, mostly for leverage, because the other guy might try to twist the catcher away and the handguards allow you to fight the torque. Also works as a reminder to keep your fingers safe from being targeted.
Unscrewable pommel to help counterbalance all that weight. And when positive trapping is confirmed, can be unscrewed to reduce stamina loss by user. Also a means to end the tussle rightly by throwing said pommel onto the hand holding the weapon. That would make them instantly drop the knife/machete.
I knew _exactly_ where that was going the moment I saw the words "unscrewable pommel".
"The surprise elongation gives the user the advantage" ...seriously? xD
Unscrewable pommel? I've heard that somewhere before, Hmmmm.
Just keep in mind that more complexity implies more potential points of failure!
I'm against a spring-loaded staff part, or honestly even the half-moon bits from the video that lock in place. Moving parts makes it more likely to break and more expensive, and it should be extremely cheap-to-mass-produce, durable police equipment. Better to have a static design and train officers to use it effectively.
I like the unscrewable pommel though. If the pommel/staff connection breaks, it doesn't make the tool unusable. I don't know if a pommel is good for throwing because you'd have to have very good aim while under stress, but at the very least, a removable/exchangeable pommel makes it possible to customize the tool for each officer's preferred level of balance. And handguards for leverage also sounds good.
I think that hook on the side of it like in the Chinese polices' version is a brilliant addition. It's simple, doesn't increase complexity and gives the officer an effective leg catcher to trip the criminal.
This should actually be used by more law enforcement. No joke.
Austin Anderson This is not actually a viable way to put an attacker with a knife in custody, because what is stopping the suspect from throwing the knife. This invention would reduce criminal deaths while accelerating police death. You decide who you’d weather spare.
Mr.Random now thats big brain thinking
@@YoungMeatstick how often is a knife throw going to kill someone though.
@@NPCmiro very rarely
@@YoungMeatstick just go for the arms first
You know it's gonna be good when the most replayed part of the video is the first few seconds
Man catcher: *exists*
Throwing knives: *I'm about to end this whole man's career*
It's one way to successfully get the knife away tho
Drop the Bass what if they have at least 2 knives? Bet you feel real stupid now. A criminal with many knives would be nigh unstoppable, imagine being a policeman armed with a glorified stick going up against a man with like 8 knives, that’s 7 knives they can throw at you without being disarmed. That’s like 7 whole chances for you to at worst die or at best maybe get a little bruise or something and they won’t even be done fighting. I don’t even want to think about what someone with 9 or more knives could do.
Unwilling Spastic here is the thing dumb dumb they wear riot gear in the video and it is often paired with pepper spray
If you threw your weapon as a response to this chance is you just lose it
@@wormwood8352 lol XD that's what I'm saying
“It works extremely better with a longer stick” why did I laugh so hard at this 😂
This is an awesome invention. Add sufficient spring tension so it always springs back to the open position. Soften the edges with a leather-like cushion and build the whole thing out of a low weight material. Then have a release button out of arms reach of the attacker so he cant open it himself and has to (at least) run around with the pole attached to himself, if the defender loses grip. The release on the defenders side will be used to open it back up, if the clamps lock and nobody is caught. For comfort and improved mobility, you could add an extension on the defenders side so you can push down on it with your elbow, to give it extra leverage at the back, while also being able to hold it up with both hands freely, without it being strapped to you via a belt e.g. so you don't get caught in it when pummeled. Have the clamps work like handcuffs so it gradually gets tighter and tighter the more you push into them,, so the attacker cant easily slip out if he commits into pushing against it. The "intensity of the clamping" could be improved, if you shape the claps not like ( ) but more with like a rounded hook at the inside, like a " G-shape ". Simmular to this: (` ´) only more s-shaped. This would result in the clamps being able to overextend a little so they can cross each other, tighteing the grab.
no joke I was thinking something similar with all the riots on the news lately, may not be usefull in EVERY situation, but would be great to control someone in a non violent way, make it a design more like the european one, padded of course, to grab by the neck, and you can get full control of the person with hopefully? minimal risk of injury, or maybe grab a ankle
fred your name annoys me it messes with the html of the page. i get the feeling that was on purpose good job.
Sad something like this couldn't be implemented in america. *looks at riots* we could use something like this as opposed to shooting, choking, and pelting our population.
@Guacamole Nigga Penis would say is more similar to the mancatcher, used in medieval times, and you know that was specifically made to capture knights alive, so you could later ask ransom for them
since usually they where nobles
Do you ever sign in with your username?
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