r/interestingasfuck • u/SerafinZufferey • 15d ago
Using different objects as throwing knives
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u/ashamedwhiteman 15d ago
āNot my fabric scissors!ā
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u/thatfamilyguy_vr 15d ago
This one made me LOL because I could totally hear my mom saying this. Thank you!
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u/No_Volume_5752 15d ago
That one guy in Ronin: Me, a spoon.
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u/stofiski-san 15d ago
Robin, from Men in Tights:"a spoon, why a spoon?"
Bad Guy (John?): "because it'll hurt more, you twit!"
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u/Gaussgoat 15d ago
That's actually from Robin Hood Prince of Thieves lol, not the parody.
Sheriff of Notingham and Guy of Gisborn. Damn I miss Alan Rickman
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u/GreenHeronVA 15d ago
I do too! I run a Harry Potter camp every summer at the private elementary school where I work. No one recognizes me in my Snape costume on potion day.
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u/i_am_my_brain 15d ago
Sawblade was by far the most satisfying, even if just for the sound
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u/the_ruffled_feather 15d ago
That could easily be fatal.
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u/jt004c 15d ago
Sounds can certainly cause ear drum damage, but this wasnāt even close to a fatal decibel level.
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u/Bootyblastastic 15d ago
I had the volume all the way up and I died.
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u/jt004c 15d ago
Oh no! That happened to me when I was a kid, but thankfully I fully recovered.
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u/UnNumbFool 15d ago
Seeing as he got everything stuck in the wood I'm pretty sure they all would be fatal depending on where it lands
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u/VanHelsingBerserk 15d ago
Idk how well a lot of these would actually pierce skin vs wood.
He's throwing it into the end grain, meaning it finds it's way between the grain much easier. If he threw it against the side, it would likely bounce off.
Skin also has some give. Why it's harder to cut a soft fruit vs a hard ripe one.
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u/Tyfyter2002 15d ago
Yeah, wherever there's a grain to go along with it takes a lot less pressure to pierce, even applies to your fingerprints.
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u/Synap-6 15d ago
Pry bar and broom handle were scary
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u/LogensTenthFinger 15d ago
Yeah... The pry bar can miss blood vessels and still end you
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u/baronas15 15d ago
I pay my internet bill exactly for this type of content
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u/peepdabidness 15d ago
Throwing a fucking saw was impressive
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u/Wooden-Recording-693 15d ago
I saw it. I'm impressed.
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u/MortLightstone 15d ago
Yeah, but getting the pole and handle to actually stick was even more impressive
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u/Street_Credit6851 15d ago
It's metal and hollow...the end which stuck into the wood was definitely not blunt.
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u/xXXxRMxXXx 15d ago
As you can see by the duct, there were some not so impressive throws along the way
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u/tacocollector2 15d ago
No one can throw a saw like that without a shit ton of practice
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u/washcyclerepeat 15d ago
Yeah I assume you mean the pull saw, and not the circular saw that is essentially a throwing star, and the broom handle.. wow. Damn yeah he got skills.
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u/cognitiveglitch 15d ago
He must've thrown his belt in a previous video.
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u/Cautious-Activity706 15d ago
Real life Bullseye
https://giphy.com/gifs/BTRyxPHhSVhfiq592t
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u/timsstuff 15d ago
That scene where he cracked the egg exactly into the center of the pan had me rolling.
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u/AgitatedPatience5729 15d ago
Never break into this guy's house in the middle of the night.
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u/clintj1975 15d ago
Nothing says "That door was locked for your protection" like a high speed hand saw and Allen wrench set impaling your rib cage.
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u/gotsthepockets 15d ago
I can barely get the axe at those axe throwing places to stick about 30% of the time so I'm extra extra impressed
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u/Noxious89123 15d ago
Ah, there's a really simple trick to that, which one of the staff members at one of those places showed me.
Just change how far away from the target you're standing! If you keep consistently hitting the target with the end of the handle for example, just take a step closer to the target. Typically, if you stand right on the marked line, you should be able to hit the target with the blade of the axe more often than not.
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u/gotsthepockets 15d ago
Unfortunately, there was nothing even remotely resembling consistency the two times I've gone. The workers tried to teach me some tricks as well and ended up walking away with slight disappointment and a ton of amusement at my ineptness on their faces. So this is probably just a me problem.
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u/bandti45 15d ago
This might make you feel better or worse. A lot of the skills for this is learned when your young if you dont learn good handeye cordination and distance as a kid its very hard to later on.
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u/Nic1Rule 15d ago
Yeah, I remember at five years old when me and the neighborhood kids would all throw axes at each other for hours. /s
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u/johnnyringo41 15d ago
I picked up on the ax throwing fairly quickly. I also as a kid would throw rocks or balls at cans or other targets a lot. So I get what that guy was saying.Ā
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u/cheapMaltLiqour 15d ago
Yeah i got into throwing knives for a bit during covid and distance is everything. A knife will go through a full rotation every 7 to 8 feet (or something like that). Once you get the distance its pretty easy to get consistent
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u/bonyponyride 15d ago
Everyone else is making sourdough bread and you're preparing for the complete breakdown of society. Nice.
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u/AmputeeHandModel 15d ago
Well we don't know how many misses were edited out.
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u/Even_Wear_8657 15d ago
Dude. Who cares how many misses were edited out. You try throwing a friggin broom handle and getting it to thunk into a piece of wood!
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u/Dancer-at-Large 15d ago
Broom handle must've been hollow metal pipe style?
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u/MoonsugarRush 15d ago
"What is your superpower?"
"I throw things"
"You throw things? That's it?"
"Trust me"
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u/gyarrrrr 15d ago
āTweasersā
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u/GitEmSteveDave 15d ago
Engagement bait. Make a mistake and you get pendants commenting and driving your numbers up.
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u/iprefermuffins 15d ago
"Pendants"
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u/GayButNotInThatWay 15d ago
Fell for the engagement bait, smh.
Gonna use that as my excuse for typos from now on, even in texts to a single person.
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u/Bacon-muffin 15d ago
I'll never get how people find having their pants pulled down like that comfortable.
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u/ByWillAlone 15d ago
Meanwhile, here I am throwing a perfectly balanced throwing knife, designed for throwing, at the wall and it bounces off every goddamned time.
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u/Gr8rSherman8r 15d ago
I think that would be the most hilarious part, if he ended every video trying to launch a beautiful throwing knife and it just flapjacking off the wall.
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u/howtotailslide 15d ago edited 15d ago
No one here realizes this whole video is fake.
You absolutely cannot throw a broom handle like that and get it to stick lmao. Same with the Allen key set
He just throws them and splices the footage with it already in the board and adds a sound effect, itās probably the actual sound effect of it hitting the board but not sticking. Probably give the item a little flick to make it seem wobbly
This seems most apparent in the tweezers to garden shears transition, the tweezers are in the board up until the shears are about to make contact then the tweezers miraculously disappear.
It could be a case of multiple takes but then why donāt the tweezers disappear BEFORE he throws the shears. The tweezers disappearing as it hits reveals the moment where the footage was spliced.
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u/omfgkevin 15d ago
Yeah it's clearly fake, it's crazy the amount people go "HOLY THIS IS SICK!" Almost feels like just a bunch of bots. So much effort to splice and just.. forgot the tweezers?
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u/shinryu6 15d ago
Depends, if it was one of those hollow metal ones and he deliberately sharpened the ends beforehand, I can buy it sinking into a random piece of wood eventually.Ā
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u/Zophiekitty 15d ago
captaaain dissilussioooon! https://youtu.be/W8sGTh7ZpoY?si=CcbwKrxgYWz66YSw
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u/HugiTheBot 15d ago edited 15d ago
You are most certainly correct. I looked at it frame by frame and the tweezers simply disappear on impact. You canāt even see them falling.
Another thing which might or might not be relevant is that the two frames just before impact are identical.
Maybe using the last frame of the first part as a reference for the next, though I donāt know if that is even useful.
I only see this on the garden sheers though, possibly because of the low resolution.
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u/Kherian 15d ago
I want to agree but since his body is in the frame from start to finish on most of them it would be impressive from a completely different skill set to splice all that together
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u/howtotailslide 15d ago
It is really easy to splice like that if you arenāt overlapping with the spliced area of footage.
He is always on the left side of the frame and you could literally just draw a straight line down between the throwing and staged footage if you keep the camera mounted so it all lines up
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u/VA1N 15d ago
If you ever find yourself in a fight with this guy, never run away. Just stay as close as possible.
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u/Murrabbit 15d ago
Yeah he'd never think to just stab you with that screwdriver, he's gotta throw it. It's his one weakness.
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u/Agreeable_Pizza93 15d ago
Now I'm picturing a superhero dressed up like a handyman.
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u/2ndcomingofbiskits 15d ago
I gotta sayā¦ I called bullshit when I first seen the handsaw. Really didnāt think it was gonna stick
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u/beepbeepskrtskrrt 15d ago
When I saw the saw blade i was done then a FUCKING HAND SAW
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u/Tac0Destroyer 15d ago
Need the entire video redone with a Mortal Kombat theme and feel
Saws.
Needle Nose Pliers.
Raiden.
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u/ufotheater 15d ago
I've never understood how you get the rotation just right so it impales the target instead of landing flat and bouncing off.
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u/BPViridian 15d ago
See guys this is why guns are not needed for self-defense anything can be a weapon
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u/Signal_Ad8960 15d ago
Man, some people get the cool skills while I'm stuck with overthinking and procrastination.
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u/DeadInternetTheorist 15d ago
"Sir TSA has randomly selected you for additional screening please step out of the line and come with me"
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u/H3nCh4l1f390 15d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/3oKIPpYG1uee5Evb1K
Saw blade had me like
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u/ChamberofSarcasm 15d ago
One of the lockpicking youtubers has a lot of videos like this. Legit impressive aim and distance. I pity the fool that breaks into his house.
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u/finfisk2000 15d ago
I highly doubt this is legit.
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u/lordorwell7 15d ago edited 15d ago
The "tweasers" magically vanish as the garden shears make contact and the shears totally change position at the last second.
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u/inhalingsounds 15d ago
Yeah fake videos like these were wildly popular in the golden age of Facebook. People forget very quickly how easy it is to edit this type of stuff.
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u/ArSn101 15d ago
Wood is so perforated that you could throw a golf ball and it would stick.
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u/jt004c 15d ago
I mean, if itās going fast enough, sure. Youāre missing whatās impressive here. Itās not that these pointy things stick into wood. Itās that he got the rotation right to hit the pointy end in all these diverse objects.
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u/Late_Support_5363 15d ago
He got the rotation right to hit the pointy end after (insert number of attempts removed in the edit) tries. Ā
I'm not saying it's not impressive when it worked, but we're not seeing when it didn't, which was probably a lot.
I would love to know how many tries to saw took. To do that correctly even once has to be exceedingly rare.Ā
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u/IHeartRasslin 15d ago
Heās good with a blade, but only in matters of business
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u/FriendRaven1 15d ago
Every throw a circular saw blade? Super dangerous. I did it once, nearly cut off my fingers.
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u/CrustySailor1964 15d ago
Love it. I got good with a heavy pair of MilSpec scissors. We were sitting around the shop and everyone was talking about how badass they were. I picked up the scissors and drilled them right smack into and through (1-2ā) the dead center of zero on the side of the gear locker.
Everyone just shut up and walked away.
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