The 5-Second Rule
This one’s a heartbreaker. As firm believers of the five-second rule, it’s truly horrific that the amount of time that a piece of food spends on the ground has no basis on the amount of germs it picks up.
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Pinckney 2 year s ago
mb was not really scientifically well-founded - more like a good entertainment show.
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Sarah 2 year s ago
Pinckney,
you are saying what we see on tv is not all true???
you are saying what we see on tv is not all true???
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Epsey 2 year s ago
#1 Key is "multiple layers of lenses in the scope".
Carlos Hathcock killed a Vietnamese sniper known as "Cobra" by shooting straight through Cobra's scope. The scope Cobra used (an old Mosin-Nagant as I recall) had fewer lenses than the scope used in the original MythBusters episode.
MythBusters later retested and admitted that it was "plausible".
Carlos Hathcock killed a Vietnamese sniper known as "Cobra" by shooting straight through Cobra's scope. The scope Cobra used (an old Mosin-Nagant as I recall) had fewer lenses than the scope used in the original MythBusters episode.
MythBusters later retested and admitted that it was "plausible".
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Kathy 2 year s ago
#8 It just so happens that your friend here is only MOSTLY dead. There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. Mostly dead is slightly alive.
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Louis 2 year s ago
Kathy,
Truuue Bloooove
Truuue Bloooove
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Drea 2 year s ago
#17 I'm just really impressed by Connery's bulge.
you are saying what we see on tv is not all true???
Carlos Hathcock killed a Vietnamese sniper known as "Cobra" by shooting straight through Cobra's scope. The scope Cobra used (an old Mosin-Nagant as I recall) had fewer lenses than the scope used in the original MythBusters episode.
MythBusters later retested and admitted that it was "plausible".
Truuue Bloooove