Why's that important?

It's called subtext my friend, and makes things more interesting. "Holy shit that's going to blow up" is good, but the subtext is too.

He didn't correct himself, someone corrected him off camera twice. You can't juggle with them, which is what he was about to do when handed the third.

Hmmm, let me tuck it under my arm. You guys are going so fast haha.

It's funny because these are the people who our society trains to be our strong-armed expendable goons, and they're still so goddamned irresponsible as to act like fucking amateurs at the business of loading high explosive weapons into the firing mechanism designed to inflict fatal shrapnel and hydrostatic shock wounds to people of their generation with the misfortune to be born in a geographic locale currently under attack from the people who our society trains to be our strong-armed expendable goons.

Shit, fuck, I just Gommorah'd it all up. Please don't respond to this, I really don't mean it all.

Ha-ha! j lzrd / swift idiot is a tro-... oh wait, don't respond? Nevermindthen.

I'm tired of people assuming mortar accidents just HAVE to end badly.

The best and worst thing about devices that kill indiscriminatly is that they kill everybody equally.

When a weapon fails to discharge, it also stops being your friend.