Nukes, They’re The Bomb

16 Comments

• 1/3/10 @ 18:40

  Satya Agraha

  Does anyone else think that maybe the brothers sometimes log in under false names in order to dispute some of the critizism? I think that would be awesome....
• 8/1/08 @ 9:21

  Meandering

  I like that scorched earth game. Anyone remember that one?
• 6/25/08 @ 7:48

  steph

  another awesome video. in history class when we were talking about the cuban missile crisis in our text book all they talked about was how the fall out would kill us and they totally over exagerated it. its always nice to hear the fact that i didnt think it was ... more
• 5/12/08 @ 20:39

  AnotherSqueezedRadish(orTurnip?)

  Andrea_cro, All due respect, you may have missed the point Mr Curly Hair (Winn) was trying to make here, which is that, although Nukes are terrible and deadly, there are a lot of misconceptions about them and their effects. Their effects are most definitely terrible, but the media has for years tended to hype up peoples fear of nuclear disaster through reporting that is big on sensation but short on facts, and sensational movies that are even shorter on facts. No surprise there, as sensational programming and movies get good ratings, whereas non-sensational fact based programming and movies tend to ... lots more
• 5/10/08 @ 14:03

  Bob

  Some viewers still don't get it. This is a show about basic principles, targeted at a public that was taught NOT to think by the educational system of its culture. Finally, someone is trying to help us to do the critical thinking we should have been encouraged to do in school, not discouraged to do by brainwashing and indoctrination. Your viewers need to see the movie "Expelled," the DVD "Indoctrinate U," and maybe read "The Shack," which would really shake up the Southern Baptists. Keep up the good work, even if viewers ... lots more
• 5/5/08 @ 11:38

  James

  "Colorful metaphors" - can you do a video on that? Whatcha thoughts on the words we use? or our kids use? or our leaders? Are some words just "bad"? Or can we use those colorful words for good? Who the %#$@@ knows... help us with a video on ... more
• 5/4/08 @ 14:05

  Mike

  Agreed: Nukes are big, nasty, horrible things but there is one thing that scares and disturbs me more. The dude in these videos actually believes he is funny. I mean, he makes these clips whilst fantasizing about random chicks asking him to sign their [insert expletive here] on the red ... more
• 5/1/08 @ 0:00

  Andrea_cro

  I dont like (nor agree) your remark about hiroshima and nagasaki. Do you see what are people prepared to do for the freedom in iraq? They blow themselvs up. How does make them different from japnese? Kamikaze & human-bomb both end up the same. Lets throw a nuclear bomb on ... more
• 4/29/08 @ 1:15

  Stefan

  On the question of fall-out the case is not entirely as simple as it's put here. While an air-burst such as over Hiroshima and Nagasaki (i.e. one where the fireball doesn't touch the ground) doesn't produce much fall-out, a ground burst is a completely different matter, where much of the ... more
• 4/26/08 @ 23:45

  Ingrid

  This kind of reminds me of the series Jericho. Love that serie, I hate CBS for canceling...
• 4/25/08 @ 21:51

  Lilmissgeek

  ok thanks for clearing that up ^.^
• 4/25/08 @ 21:09

  The Brothers Winn

  MIRV: Multiple Independently Targetable Reentry Vehicle. It is a missle that can house and devliever multiple warheads. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIRV
• 4/25/08 @ 20:56

  Lilmissgeek

  merv? Never heard of the word before... I looked it up and didn't find a meaning that makes sense in the context of the sentence.
• 4/25/08 @ 20:26

  Rabble of Redheads

  The use of the word "merv" dates the fact that you are guilty of playing "SCORCHED EARTH". We should have a nostalgia show about things that were popular in the eighties and ninties (early ninties).
• 4/25/08 @ 20:02

  Jamie

  Godzilla?
• 4/25/08 @ 19:13

  John from NIU

  Duck and cover!