Sailors on subs are some of the most nerdy and pudgy people in the military on average. The jobs of the people who operate the nuclear reactors are so stressful and in demand, that the Navy doesn't care about their fitness the way they care about the rest of the fleet.
@@soxfan182 I never said they exclusively burn the candles. But depending on the sub some I’m fact do use exclusively candles. But there’s zero reason a sub couldn’t operate in space was my point (other than the aforementioned lack of thrust)
@@Texasplit I didn’t say you said they only use exclusively candles. I said they only do this as a backup. Yes if it is not a nuclear class of submarine, it is too energy intensive to run the electrolysis for oxygen. The hosts were talking about the class of submarines that they are now allowing women into. None of those class exclusively run on candles.
@@soxfan182 pretty sure when they talked about a sub operating IN SPACE it wasn’t about weather women were on it AT ALL 🤣 conversations change direction bub, try to have one sometime.
I was watching the movie Civil War from this year and the finale of the movie involves a Seal Team 6 like military operation and its led by a woman. I don't mean running the operation over radio, but leading the team on the ground.
i had a hot substitute teacher once too, low cut jeans, bent over with a thong, blonde, but she had a glass eye so it was hard to know where she was looking. Anyway, when i graduated, I did my driving lessons, yeah a little later than others, but my parents said they would buy me a car if I waited until I was an adult and she was in that class with me!! I wanted to hit her up because at that point she was like 26 or so and I was 18 or 19, but I never got the chance. Anyway, cool story bro. PS. My parents bought me a 1988 Toyota Tercel and that thing took me through all sorts of life experiences, Toyotas are great.
Woody once again fundamentally misunderstanding the human condition. The woman on the submarine is the least impressive of the three, because both of the other straight men on the sub are already screwing her. She could be 300 pounds and cross-eyed, its the military, those guys live on "any hole is a goal."
“I'd go to the Moon in a nanosecond. The problem is we don’t have the technology to do that anymore. We used to, but we destroyed that technology, and it’s a painful process to build it back again.” 🤠😆
I knew a wrestler with a similar record; top of the states charts.... Guess what? He was abusing steroids the entire time. Didn't find out until later; and lost ALL respect for him. He's still an alright guy; but no...the second you cheat to win; you lose my respect. It also alludes to him not being as 'alright' as he presented himself. It takes a darkness to cheat.
But it's a known fact that almost everyone cheats at a high level especially combat sports like wrestling as the old saying goes you ain't cheating you ain't trying
Roids make sports actually palatable, otherwise its just boring. I dont consider it cheating to make yourself the best at the detriment of your long term health. I say let all atheletes do em and make sports less soy.
Sailors on subs are some of the most nerdy and pudgy people in the military on average. The jobs of the people who operate the nuclear reactors are so stressful and in demand, that the Navy doesn't care about their fitness the way they care about the rest of the fleet.
It’s basically an engineering school at sea
Youre so right dude Im in my A school for subs right now and there are so many fatties.
I fkd up and got feelings for the Barracks bunny my first deployment. It took 5 years of alcoholism to cure that mistake.
Wtf is wrong with you lol
I remember the good ol days of passing around barracks bunnies
@capy069 good ol journalism females, and base MP's... also the correction officer females were always freaks.
Kyle too real.
I wish I were that vape.
he wrong though females were on subs
@@richardchargingcloud6590 yeah submarines have had kitchens for a while
it's called a galley landlubber @@-darrell
Sounds like he's a real pedophile
Subs burn “candles” to create oxygen (essentially pellets made of some chemical that creates oxygen as a byproduct of burning)
They only do this as a back up when their main source for obtaining oxygen (electrolysis of water) is not working properly.
@@soxfan182 I never said they exclusively burn the candles. But depending on the sub some I’m fact do use exclusively candles.
But there’s zero reason a sub couldn’t operate in space was my point (other than the aforementioned lack of thrust)
@@Texasplit I didn’t say you said they only use exclusively candles. I said they only do this as a backup. Yes if it is not a nuclear class of submarine, it is too energy intensive to run the electrolysis for oxygen. The hosts were talking about the class of submarines that they are now allowing women into. None of those class exclusively run on candles.
@@soxfan182 pretty sure when they talked about a sub operating IN SPACE it wasn’t about weather women were on it AT ALL 🤣 conversations change direction bub, try to have one sometime.
@@Texasplit lmao nice try tho
Deployment scale are 0’s and 1’s
That’s all folks….
Not a lot of 0’s
I was watching the movie Civil War from this year and the finale of the movie involves a Seal Team 6 like military operation and its led by a woman. I don't mean running the operation over radio, but leading the team on the ground.
I’m pretty sure it’s the navy chief leading the stack and the black national guard lady as just a tag along
i had a hot substitute teacher once too, low cut jeans, bent over with a thong, blonde, but she had a glass eye so it was hard to know where she was looking. Anyway, when i graduated, I did my driving lessons, yeah a little later than others, but my parents said they would buy me a car if I waited until I was an adult and she was in that class with me!!
I wanted to hit her up because at that point she was like 26 or so and I was 18 or 19, but I never got the chance. Anyway, cool story bro.
PS. My parents bought me a 1988 Toyota Tercel and that thing took me through all sorts of life experiences, Toyotas are great.
Why’d she have a glass eye bro?? Plz tell me you asked 😂
Taylor and Kyle are my favorite people to listen to about edgy topics
Woody once again fundamentally misunderstanding the human condition. The woman on the submarine is the least impressive of the three, because both of the other straight men on the sub are already screwing her. She could be 300 pounds and cross-eyed, its the military, those guys live on "any hole is a goal."
How is getting the lady in the soilder the best you have? You like 1 out of 100 guys. Teacher, it's you vs. the rest of the world
“I'd go to the Moon in a nanosecond. The problem is we don’t have the technology to do that anymore. We used to, but we destroyed that technology, and it’s a painful process to build it back again.” 🤠😆
My skewl wuz gud. We lerned alot. 25 present black and 24 present gradiated. Shout out, West Tennessee!
I knew a wrestler with a similar record; top of the states charts....
Guess what? He was abusing steroids the entire time. Didn't find out until later; and lost ALL respect for him. He's still an alright guy; but no...the second you cheat to win; you lose my respect. It also alludes to him not being as 'alright' as he presented himself. It takes a darkness to cheat.
@@RoganBits wrestling is pretty gay anyway...
But it's a known fact that almost everyone cheats at a high level especially combat sports like wrestling as the old saying goes you ain't cheating you ain't trying
At high level it is just leveling the playing field
Roids make sports actually palatable, otherwise its just boring. I dont consider it cheating to make yourself the best at the detriment of your long term health. I say let all atheletes do em and make sports less soy.
Brown Jennifer Wilson Deborah Perez Sarah
Boy toilets?
theyre like dairy cow milking machines
Boilets
Johnson Amy Miller Barbara Harris Donna
It will be really stinky
First 💪🫡
(And Kyle's gay).
11:45 FPSkyle?
Gay boomer calls navy gay... lmfao
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