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25 Responses to ““Fire and Water” by Nutnfancy (’Summer Snow’ Actual Pt 4)”
@flippitydoo You … @flippitydoo You are very funny. Maybe this will help you understand. My wife decided to raise her daughter without toy guns or knives. They were not allowed. She was however taught to get out and work for what she wanted. She never came to me asking for junk like a video game. On her own she volunteered for beach cleanups and park restorations. She asked me for a hammer for the parks. It’s not about warriors. It’s about taking the initiative to do stuff for yourself and others. Get it now?
Dear Nutnfancy and … Dear Nutnfancy and Veri ) Thanks for making this and all other video’s, letting us enjoy the wonderful nature and letting me know I want to do this even more then I already do. Apart from al the technical suggestions, details and information I love to see your adventures including the nature shots! By the way I’ve just got my first Kershaw Skyline and Spyderco Delica (blue) knives and I love them. Questions: What kind of oil do you use (non toxic variety) to preserve the blade? Thanks again!
This was a great … This was a great vid nutn’, really enjoyed the casual feel.
I had a thought on the wind being a problem in the lakes and in some places we use sea anchors, an anchor designed to drag in the ocean rather than the ocean floor.. You could adapt the same principle in a light-weight form. Essentially its a bucket with a rope on it to give your boat drag against the wind. These buckets can be made much like your portable camp bucket, being light and compact.
@CampfireTalk I … @CampfireTalk I hear you Campfire. I find it necessary to block out those times on the calendar. Otherwise it gets filled up with the mundane things of life. Well said my friend.
@flippitydoo I’ll … @flippitydoo I’ll make it simple. You don’t like, don’t watch/participate. For example, based on your comments, I seriously doubt I would like whatever content you would have to offer, therefore I don’t view your channel. That my friend is “not rocket science.” Just sayin’.
@flippitydoo … @flippitydoo CampfireTalk and I are buddies, firstly. Secondly, hundreds of comments a day come in…its impossible to understand if you haven’t experienced it. Thirdly, its not “rocket science” that it makes his job easier. Fourthly…its really not your business or your place to tell TNP how to run their channel. Why don’t you find something productive to do that doesn’t involve trollng or poking your beak in another person’s business? That’s a good boy. — Veri
@outkasst88 I hoped … @outkasst88 I hoped you’d read it before replying. Dr. Newgard did point out that it would take AT LEAST 4.6 seconds (but most probably longer) for an average human to fall down after getting shot in the thoracic aorta (most lethal shot placement possible).
The gap between the moment of getting shot in COM to the moment the body becomes incapable of purposeful offensive motion is at least 4-5 seconds. The time from getting shot to the moment of cardiac death and brain death will be much longer.
@docnightfall Um… … @docnightfall Um… Thanks for the “education”, but I don’t get my info from the internet. Sorry if you felt disrespected by me calling your bullshit, but truth can sting sometimes. If you shoot a bear in the heart or lungs with a 9mm bullet from within the effective range of the gun, that animal is DONE. it’s true that it might not die instantly, but that bear won’t be standing, let alone attacking.
I don’t appreciate the disrespectful tone but I’ll educate you anyway. Even humans don’t die instantly from a shot to C.O.M. The A zone includes heart, lungs and the great vessels, which ARE lethal targets but not immediately incapacitating.
Look at firearmstactical(DOT)com(SLASH)wound(DOT)htm under Suggested Reading, and read the condensed text of Dr. Newgard’s forensic pathology research article.
A bear going to town on you for five seconds will seriously f__k you up.
@outkasst88 It … @outkasst88 It would not be easy. At all. I don’t know where you get your info but you would have to shoot it inside its mouth to sever the spinal cord.
@ShadowTeam28
I’d … @ShadowTeam28
I’d say it depends on the bear… and the shot location. Put it this way, when I lived in Kodiak the answer would be ‘Hell no a 9mm won’t stop a bear’. A smaller bear? Sure, a 9mm might work.
Pending//////////////// Music: “Hidden Blues” by Pitx used under license!
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@wrght9185 yea more …
@wrght9185 yea more proud of his knife then his son i think…hes a bit harsh on his son…
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
what that blue fire …
what that blue fire lighting thing
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@flippitydoo You …
@flippitydoo You are very funny. Maybe this will help you understand. My wife decided to raise her daughter without toy guns or knives. They were not allowed. She was however taught to get out and work for what she wanted. She never came to me asking for junk like a video game. On her own she volunteered for beach cleanups and park restorations. She asked me for a hammer for the parks. It’s not about warriors. It’s about taking the initiative to do stuff for yourself and others. Get it now?
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
Dear Nutnfancy and …
) Thanks for making this and all other video’s, letting us enjoy the wonderful nature and letting me know I want to do this even more then I already do. Apart from al the technical suggestions, details and information I love to see your adventures including the nature shots! By the way I’ve just got my first Kershaw Skyline and Spyderco Delica (blue) knives and I love them. Questions: What kind of oil do you use (non toxic variety) to preserve the blade? Thanks again!
Dear Nutnfancy and Veri
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
LOL…hey Veri. …
LOL…hey Veri. Nice job on tearing a strip off flippitydoo xD!
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
This was a great …
This was a great vid nutn’, really enjoyed the casual feel.
I had a thought on the wind being a problem in the lakes and in some places we use sea anchors, an anchor designed to drag in the ocean rather than the ocean floor.. You could adapt the same principle in a light-weight form. Essentially its a bucket with a rope on it to give your boat drag against the wind. These buckets can be made much like your portable camp bucket, being light and compact.
Hope this info is usefull, Troy.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
Watched the whole …
Watched the whole 43min of that, you and your son have a good relationship.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
Suspect seems like …
Suspect seems like he is proud of his knife. That made me smile.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
This is NOT boring. …
This is NOT boring. More, please.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@Shambles940 Where …
@Shambles940 Where EXACTLY do you think a spinal cord is located? LOL I can’t believe I even responded to your comment.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
Random question: …
Random question: Were you in El Paso, Texas this weekend? I saw a guy who looked exactly like you – even had the North Face hat.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
Random question: …
Random question: Were you in El Paso, Texas this weekend? I saw a guy who looks just like you – even had the North Face hat.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@CampfireTalk I …
@CampfireTalk I hear you Campfire. I find it necessary to block out those times on the calendar. Otherwise it gets filled up with the mundane things of life. Well said my friend.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@flippitydoo I’ll …
@flippitydoo I’ll make it simple. You don’t like, don’t watch/participate. For example, based on your comments, I seriously doubt I would like whatever content you would have to offer, therefore I don’t view your channel. That my friend is “not rocket science.” Just sayin’.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@bobcat224 Made in …
@bobcat224 Made in the USA and loved by TNP. =) — Veri
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@flippitydoo …
@flippitydoo CampfireTalk and I are buddies, firstly. Secondly, hundreds of comments a day come in…its impossible to understand if you haven’t experienced it. Thirdly, its not “rocket science” that it makes his job easier. Fourthly…its really not your business or your place to tell TNP how to run their channel. Why don’t you find something productive to do that doesn’t involve trollng or poking your beak in another person’s business? That’s a good boy. — Veri
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@wanabee100 Real …
@wanabee100 Real life comes first. We’ll be here waiting when you get time. Thanks for the support. =) — Veri
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@outkasst88 I hoped …
@outkasst88 I hoped you’d read it before replying. Dr. Newgard did point out that it would take AT LEAST 4.6 seconds (but most probably longer) for an average human to fall down after getting shot in the thoracic aorta (most lethal shot placement possible).
The gap between the moment of getting shot in COM to the moment the body becomes incapable of purposeful offensive motion is at least 4-5 seconds. The time from getting shot to the moment of cardiac death and brain death will be much longer.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@docnightfall Um… …
@docnightfall Um… Thanks for the “education”, but I don’t get my info from the internet. Sorry if you felt disrespected by me calling your bullshit, but truth can sting sometimes. If you shoot a bear in the heart or lungs with a 9mm bullet from within the effective range of the gun, that animal is DONE. it’s true that it might not die instantly, but that bear won’t be standing, let alone attacking.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@outkasst88
I …
@outkasst88
I don’t appreciate the disrespectful tone but I’ll educate you anyway. Even humans don’t die instantly from a shot to C.O.M. The A zone includes heart, lungs and the great vessels, which ARE lethal targets but not immediately incapacitating.
Look at firearmstactical(DOT)com(SLASH)wound(DOT)htm under Suggested Reading, and read the condensed text of Dr. Newgard’s forensic pathology research article.
A bear going to town on you for five seconds will seriously f__k you up.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@outkasst88 It …
@outkasst88 It would not be easy. At all. I don’t know where you get your info but you would have to shoot it inside its mouth to sever the spinal cord.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@flippitydoo Watch …
@flippitydoo Watch Nutn’s “Lessons of My Father: depussification” video.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
Let me rephrase …
Let me rephrase that. A 9mm ‘could’ kill a Kodiak brown bear, but I sure as wouldn’t recommend trying it.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@ShadowTeam28
I’d …
@ShadowTeam28
I’d say it depends on the bear… and the shot location. Put it this way, when I lived in Kodiak the answer would be ‘Hell no a 9mm won’t stop a bear’. A smaller bear? Sure, a 9mm might work.
July 25th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
@flippitydoo nutn …
@flippitydoo nutn has a video about it, i doubt anything sexist is meant by the term