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That Time Disney Helped Give the World a Weapon of Mass Destruction
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2022
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Eww ... does ANYONE in the UK REALLY wear TIGHTY WHITIES ???
@@nomdeplume7537 look more like boxer briefs to me and uhh where did you think they came from?
Not a weapon of mass destruction, I'd have expected you guys to know better considering the multitude of videos you have on actual WMDs.
@@slcpunk2740
I thought that too ... seems it's been dumbed down as to what a WMD really is
Army old timers might remember this. When I was in training to be a cavalry scout at Ft. Knox, KY in the mid 80s I was housed in a barracks called the Disney barracks. I remember hearing that's where we were headed and just thought it was some sort of cutesy ironic nickname. But no, when we arrived (at the end of a grueling several-mile forced march) I saw the sign out front read "Disney Barracks." So yeah. I have no idea why, but being as buildings on Army posts tend to be named after soldiers I doubt it has anything to do with Walt Disney.
Anyone who has seen the movie "Stripes" has seen the Disney Barracks. Bill Murray's character was housed there. It's since been torn down and replaced with something else. Still, when I recently re-watched the movie it was odd to see it and feel a deep nostalgia for a place where I spend some of the hardest days of my entire life. Believe me, when I finally left that place I never wanted to see it again.
Cav scout, eh? Thank you for your service. I personally appreciate it.
It's one thing to be nuked by Gandhi in the Civilization series but to be bombed by the House of Mouse? Inconceivable!
They own the rights to the Death Star, so why not?
Mickey is already grooming your children. What do you expect?
@@bosmerfromcanada3878 Let me guess, trust the plan? Qtard.. You’re delusional.
@@bosmerfromcanada3878 hm? Since when was Disney interested in grooming with identity politics, have I been under a rock?
well, as the song says:
"It's a world of laughter, a world of tears"
remember - you can't spell 'slaughter' without 'laughter'
The cooling vests used by US tank crews in the various Gulf Wars were inspired by nearly identical outfits used in the fictional Battletech game universe.
What about the cooling undergarment of the spacesuit? Could that have been inspired by Dune?
@Cancer McAids I wanted to poke fun about the validity of your opinion based on your name, but then I saw the other guy had a weird/dumb name too so I'll save it for now
I demand Simon prove he's actually worn Sheath underwear by modeling them.
I forward this motion
they must be some pairs of sheat
I really don't want to see that
Uhhh… no
Bro has a wife and two babies. Have some respect.
Now a Disney bomb is usually just direct to DVD.
Now it is direct to Disney+. Though some of them have been pretty good.
Lmaooooooo Disney+ now but yeah
Trondheim in Norway actually holds one of the largest U-boat pens and U-boat bunkers in the world, built during the WW2 occupation mostly by slave labor. There's several U-boat dry docks too, and the bunker could be hermetically sealed during attacks. American bombing raids barely did much more than chip the concrete, it's an absolute beast. And you can really get a true sense of how gigantic these bunkers/pens are when you see them. Because unlike many similar types of builds, large bunkers in particular, that were often built "onto" mountain sides, with the majority of the "building" being (inside) the mountain itself - with these ones in Trondheim they are complete free-standing structures. Dora 1, the primary completed bunker, has a 3.5 meter thick concrete roof reinforced with steel railroad rails for rebar. Walls are on average 3 meter thick, but much more in certain areas. Attempts to demolish it after the war was abandoned due to the sheer monsterous size and strength, making blowing it up the _most_ reasonable means, but it again it barely chipped the paint and getting it done would require so much explosive power it would utterly demolish all the other infrastructure in the "near" area.
Today it houses warehouses, bowling alleys, repair docks, the state archive and some other businesses. About 15 years ago, working on expanding gate openings for trucks and cutting new doorways to prepare for the state archive moving in, I was doing concrete rework so I was on the crew that cut new and enlarged openings in both outer and inner walls of the bunker. As the company I was working for was only one of 2-3 companies at the time (of which I was one of maybe 10 operators total), with the kind of diamond wire concrete saws neccessary to perform these kinds of jobs. Even just a 2.2x2.4 meter doorway opening took nearly a month to complete. First you use core drilling equipment to drill a grid of 16 holes through the ~3 meter thick interior wall (impossible to extract the cut pieces in just 2-3 chunks, had to be cut out in 9 blocks). All which must be drilled at a very slight angle, to create effectively a relief angle for the segments/blocks (like you do when creating a rigid casting mold), or they're gonna jam when you try to extract them. Then you pull a wire through one hole and out another, a wire that has almost like oblong oval beads cast around the wire every 15cm, these "beads" are tungsten with industrial diamonds mixed into them (not just embedded in the surface, so in theory they continue to cut well even if the beads wear down). Then there's a big driver unit with pulleys and a self-tensioning mechanism, that runs this wire in a loop slowly cutting out the pieces block by block. In theory the only limitation to how deep a cut you can make, is the length of wire you got. That wire was probably ~800-1000 dollars per meter from Hilti, adjusted for inflation. Finally when all sides of a block is cut like this, you use heavy industrial machines to pull the cut element out of the hole. Then it can be removed as is if possible, or cut into smaller pieces using a concrete track-saw. Doing this job, was hella expensive. We got to confirm the old rumor/urban legend about the railroad rail reinforcement, and boy did those rails chew up a lot of extremely expensive wire. Luckily it's fairly straight forwards and resource effective to splice that type of wire, but the entire project of about a year probably consumed over a hundred grand just in wire. That's absurd, given that cutting "normal" reinforced concrete, there's actually quite moderate wear on the wire.
@pr0xZen That was quite interesting to read. Thanks. It must have been frustrating to witness the slow progress of the cutting wire.
@@Kargoneth Thank you. And yes, it's quite frustrating. At least early on, back then there was no smartphone to kill the time with 😅 You get more used to it, but it doesn't stop being boring and at least _somewhat_ frustrating. It's also wet and messy (wire needs water feeds for cooling and lubrication, watery concrete sludge is spraying all over), so couldn't really bring anything to read either unless you tear out every page and laminate them first 😂
Thank you, Disney.
I choose to read that web link as Shea Thunderwear. Like a full body suit that wraps you up in a tight hug but is also lined with Shea butter so you get nicely moisturised while enduring scary thunderstorms. Just me? Okay.
Thanks for the laugh! 😄
I’ve read this comment at least 4 times now
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Simon is Wikipedia in video format. He teaches me all the things I didn't really care to know about but I'm unable to stop somehow.
Disney just needs to make an animated film to tell this story now.
about the underwear? Guest staring Kanga and Roo from Winnie the Pooh
Friendly Predator missile incoming
Coming soon from Disney studios: Bombi
The heartwarming story of a mother and child, who just happen to be BLU-107 Durandal runaway cratering munitions.
I’d gladly brainwash my children with that propaganda lmao
A bunker buster episode! It's even really called the "Disney Bomb." Fascinating!
That "vergel-stungswaffe" had me cracking up :D
I love hearing Simon say german words.
Just for anyone confused as to why those "21 meter" bombs don't look big enough in the pictures, Tallboy was actually 21 FEET, with Grand Slam nearly 2 meters bigger at 26.5 feet.
“They have reinforced bunkers sir”
“Make them heavier”
“Sir.. that makes them harder to fly wit..”
“I SAID MAKE THEM HEAVIER”
Sheath underwear: A pouch for your "joey." Another pouch for your "kiwis".
Kiwi's are new zealand and new zealand doesn't have kangaroos.
You're on the verge of a great catch phrase for sheath though.
@@daweedking1 May I present to you: the kiwi fruit, not to be confused with the bird, that does in fact grow in Australia
Sheath fits Big Jim and the Twins.
4:50 if the V1's buzz is high pitched, simon's voice is ultrasound.
Gee and I thought the only Disney bombs were The Lone Ranger, John Carter, Jungle Cruise, Tomorrowland, and Mars Needs Moms. 😂
Video suggestion: a "today I found out" about the mini-submarines Japan launched as a part of the attack on Pearl Harbor
What about the three mini subs who were found in and around Sydney Harbour?
The last time I was in London in 2015, I visited the RAF Museum at Colindale.
Among the exhibits is a Grand Slam bomb.
It is......substantial.
@6:40 * 21 _feet!_ long. 21 _meters_ would be well into the upper end sizes of ICBMs, the size of a Falcon 1 rocket. 21 _feet_ is roughly one giraffe. 21 _meters_ on the other hand, is 2 and a half london buses. Or roughly 10 Shaqs. Or ~14 Danny DeVitos if you're a non-standardized measurements weirdo.
Enjoyable convo just had:
"Oh!"
What??
"That time Disney gave an WMD"
Mickey Mouse?
☠️
click bait, anything with a smaller blast yield than an atomic bomb is not a wmd.
@@josephhuggins5394 Fast google search for the definition: A weapon of mass destruction (WMD) is a chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or any other weapon that can kill and bring significant harm to numerous individuals or cause great damage to artificial structures (e.g., buildings), natural structures (e.g., mountains), or the biosphere.
Apparently the definition seemed to be coined on record by the Archbishop of Canterbury in reference to an air raid in Spain using aerial bombing with chemical explosives.
Don't come here to rain on my parade with pedantry when you're not even correct.
@@staytuned2L337 im not tryna rain on your parade. but just a thought. definitons of words change over time. how much time has passed since this archbishop coined this definition?
@@josephhuggins5394 Well, I mean I share a story about the title and the simple lulz n you made the choice to ignore that completely to criticize their title choice. What else do you call that? ☔️
Yes, word usage changes - but in the context of the original definition and the timeline? It's entirely accurate and appropriate.
Evolution of its usage included nuclear during the cold war. Bush Sr used it in sn address to the UN. Clinton used it to refer to chemical weapons in Iraq. Bush Jr used it to justify the war. The FBI as late as 2013 considered the Boston bomber's improvised pressure cooker bomb was a WMD. I believe all of those still meet the original definition too, yes?
(Fast edit to answer the question: 2022-1937= it's been 85 years since entering the vocabulary)
@@staytuned2L337 wow did i trigger you super hard? lol i wasnt trying to. ya talkin about the war over the non existent wmds sadam supposidly had? bush jr was an awful president.
You had me at "Disney bomb."
Given all the other stuff Walt was up to back when he was alive this doesn't surprise me at all...
Walt Freemason over here...
3:46 for my fellow germans
Man kennt sie, die Wörgelsdungswafe
I love your videos but you are one of the fastest talking humans I have ever listened to other than the crazy fast auctioneers. Yes YT has settings to change the speed of the video, what I need is something along 90 percent speed, not 75 percent. Even with all that you have great content, keep it up.
Elon Musk is personally worth more than the Walt Disney company, jeez....😧
I think there was no USAF in WWII. The US army had a division of guys who wanted to fly, so they had the US Army Air Corp who worked for the British . So I think it was still first used by the RAF. My father was a in a bomber and he talked about being stationed in England with the RAF after he was sent to flying school in the US Army.
USAAF (he slurred the double A) - US Army Air Force
Any other Dutch people who had to listen to the part around 15:06 to understand Simon was talking about IJmuiden or is it just me?😅
Not just you, I heard something about Dutch, but no Ijmuiden. So, thank you! Now I know what he was talking about 🤣😂🤣
ive hated disney ever since they killed bambis mom! twisted sickos!
I’ve hated them when they sold young girls on the idea of waiting for their prince or if you love them enough-they will change. Have you seen the violent temper the Beast has and why there are so many broken things in the castle.
Also the exorbitant price of Disneyland and I’m a SoCal resident!
Wow, if ever someone butchered the pronounciation of "Vergeltungswaffe" Simon nailed it in that regard :D
hey give the man a break. german words are hard.
Fascinating video! Well done, Simon! 😃
ee-mooh-den?
Did you mean: Ijmuiden? 😂😂
Am I the only man who doesn't have the problem that sheath is trying to solve?
You gotta be a big boy to understand
Ah, so that's why I don't have that problem. Still would have loved them for the one year I lived in Florida.
3:45
As a German: that's not how Vergeltungswaffe is pronounced at all 😂
Simon, I have a genuine question. We know that if someone tries to attack a presidential candidate, the secret service can shoot them, but what happens if one candidate tried to physically attack the other? I doubt the secret service could shoot them, but what would they be able to do or not do ?? ? ?
Typically, the candidates are not armed, so they would just be tackled and detained/arrested. If a candidate did for some stupid reason have a weapon and draw it in a threatening manner, they would not have any immunity from the Secret Service's lethal response.
What happens if the president attacks his secret service detail?
@@zach11241 I would again assume that there would be no weapons involved and the President would just be restrained until they calmed down. They're typically much older and less physically fit than Secret Service agents, to say nothing of less well-trained in hand-to-hand combat. I imagine the Chief of Staff and Vice President would be notified and the cabinet would have to consider whether the President had undergone a mental breakdown and needed to be removed from office under the 25th Amendment.
If you ever look at the book Dambusters, by Paul Brickhill, he has pictures showing the effect of the three of Barnes Wallis's bombs. One shows where a bomb drilled into a mountain and blew up in a railway tunnel blowing out the most of the mountain.
I'd knock the aggressor unconscious, and then take the matter before a court.
Having a "Joey" implies you have an "innie". No use for a frank sack if you're all beans.
Fun fact: Werner Von Braun, one of the makers of the V2, did a film for Disney about rockets into space. From what I've heard about Walt, Von Braun, the ex-Nazi, was a better citizen of the US than he (just my op).
Actually, Fantasia bombed at the box office.
The House of Mouse 🤣🤣. They should have done a deal with Warner Brothers and painted ACME on the Disney Bombs lol.
Disney also produced an animated movie about soldiers & std’s. I’ve seen it. It’s … interesting.
"Wergel Tungs Wafeh"? Well, at least he tried...
Maybe one day Simon will look into DeepFake AI and he can just have a fake Simon narrate everything. And we wouldn't know the difference.
We might catch on when it's the year 2100 and he hasn't aged a bit. Future generations will know him as "narrator bot."
Disappointed that the channel logo covers the credits at the end of the video.
Gotta say you do the bald bearded look very well. And the videos are good also.
What a great way to start a video..... talking about sweaty balls.
12:30)Bambi grew up into a stag or buck.
Doesn't surprise many of us who believe Disney is dark.
The biggest bomb from Disney was "John Carter".
Good one 👍
Live action Mulan was much worse.
Take a shot every time Simon raises his eyebrows while talking
11:37 oh yeah, forgot this was about Disney
Mmmm.... hydroelectric jams.
Simon was struggling not to go into brain blaze mode during the ad read 😂
"the 2nd most valuable entertainment companies"
Wait, wait. Disney owns damn near everything of value.
Who the **** is more valuable than that?!
Probably an Indian production company
I typed "richest entertainment companies" into Google for you and I found the answer.
I can tell you Sony is third and netflix is fourth
Comcast
Awesome video, thank you
I was kinda disappointed when the sheath underwear ad stopped. Intriguing concept! 😂
Here's to hoping Disney crumbles soon.
A fine performer who can think. Amazing and excellent.
I imagine the designer meetings for this weapon would have been quite animated....
Bah-dum-tssss
I forgot this was a Disney video half way in
Simon needs to do a response song to Rusty Cage
Important question
Can sheath be worn by female’s as well? (Well yes ofc I know that it’s just clothing & by that can be worn by anyone) But I mean do you have to be a guy to get the affect’s of Sheath underwear, or does it work for females as well?? If not does Sheath make underwear with the same “technology” affect for females, if not is there another company that does sell underwear with the same affect but for females???🤔🤨🤷♂️
I can imagine that we all get hot & sweaty in that area, & that it isn’t just a guy problem. Well in fact I know for sure that we all male as females get hot & sweaty all the same down there, so does Sheath work for both or somehow just for guys????🤔🤨
I was just wondering why they made cheeky boy short and panty without the pouch but it's because they are made of the same material.
Disney just came out with a new bomb 💣
Dear Simon,prove you actually use Sheath by posting a picture online
I need to watch this air combat movie
0:40 Not all of us went to law school like you did Simon.
Dose everyone really deserve comfortable balls though.
I think they called it lightyear.
Originally, they got their ideas for weapons from Warner Bros' ACME corporation, but they were...less successful.
I'm just here to see if they made a "weapons of mouse destruction" joke.
They didn't.
...But they should have.
Finally, A ball friendly pair of underwear.
imagine the crazy weapons we would have made if the war had lasted a few years longer.
@@supercalifragilistaphobic2146 I lack funding, not inspiration
Bat bombs and pigeon guided bombs. Thanks for the napalm and touch screen electronics U.S. military. It's worth looking it up.
Thankfully the war ended when it did, an extended war would have been an even bigger nuclear disaster.
Wait, this sounds like the Durandal runway cratering munition.
Yes, Durandal is also based on this concept.
You win fact boi. Just purchased a pair os Sheath to try lol
Guess what? That company is killing a lot of beloved franchises right now.
Rat City turned the "Star Wars" franchise into a dumpster fire.
Dizney bought a cartoon Atom bomb and sold it to FDR. Lol'.
So, if Disney is the second biggest entertainment company, then which one is the biggest? Just wondering now 🤔
The world remains a very strange place.
10:44 So a random bombing accident caused the death of JFK's brother?......
It might be a small world but this here is a large bomb. After all.
A lot of businesses joined the war effort during WWII, they put it ahead of their profits because it was the right thing to do. And it was. This may seem very strange today but perhaps this was the only way Disney felt they could help at the time
I’d do the same thing if I were Walt Disney.
I can't say I know a ton about Disney as I'm starting this video but I do know that company makes me extremely nervous with the sheer amount of money and influence they have.
*Laughs in Rothschild*
@@bladeofveng you got me there lol well played
Yeah, people say we need less government influence in the market, but at this point the market has grown so tumorously big that the market is now influencing the government, and if not stopped, could become the government.
@@drsharkboy6568 We wouldn't be any worse off.
Biggest piece of advice I can give you: Stop acting like you know things. ✌
Let them look at my readjustments.
Wow, so many people died for beating a dead horse...
whats the most valuable entertainment company?
The tip it's. Maybe tir pitz.
Now I know why I have no friends ...
Check out the Komet jet plane
He did. A year ago on his Today I Found Out channel. The rocket fighter that dissolved its pilots.
@@sandybarnes887 thats awesome, I figured he would find that cool. I just started watching his videos but he has so much content between like 200 channels I am far from absorbing it all.
@@nickolaiorlov4732 for sure. With 13 channels, there's a tonne of stuff to watch 🙃
Wait, did you just miss the part where Disney was a Nazi supporter until the war started?
Feet not meters, compare it to the size of the people nearby. Everybody makes mistakes though.
For the tallboy and the grandslam, that is.
how does that tall boy almost break the speed of sound by gravity? that thing doesnt look like its got engines. terminal velocity is a thing in real live eh?
Eh?
Are you excited about your queens platinum jubilee?
Don't know what country you're from but here in England the word "chastise" rhymes with "eyes". That e at the end means the "i" is pronounced the same way as when you say the alphabet. Hope this helps, I'm sure it's a struggle to work in your second language.
Blaze on
the picture says "tall boy" but you say "tool boy", which is it?
Interested to know whether those WW2 propaganda films are on Disney plus.