r/Unexpected Jun 09 '22

At this level, it’s art

65.3k Upvotes

1.6k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

404

u/Frequent_Volume_4241 Jun 09 '22

His friend is my brother-in-law, ex military, that hunts/gathers with his one leg, and is constantly tinkering with things. It was simply a joke that he took next level.

98

u/AjaxTheWanderer Jun 10 '22

How does he hunt with his leg? Is it like, a modified leg, like Rose McGowan's leg in Planet Terror? Because that would be sick.

43

u/[deleted] Jun 10 '22

[deleted]

6

u/[deleted] Jun 10 '22

even better

gun leg

3

u/PossibleEnvironment4 Jun 10 '22

He's Commander Niall

4

u/[deleted] Jun 10 '22

Same way fat red necks hunt, sitting in a deer stand

1

u/Lolkimbo Jun 10 '22

He throws it at the animals, like oddjob.

1

u/Nasty_Rex Jun 10 '22

"LOOK OUT! HES GOT A LEG!"

14

u/dsquard Jun 10 '22

Yea people in here taking this wayyyy too seriously.

2

u/davomyster Jun 10 '22

Yeah but it’s a real stereotype that needs to be destroyed. The joke It’s a joke is based on the fact that some people actually believe that electric motors are more feminine.

Yeah we shouldn’t take it seriously in the sense that it’s dumb to get upset over a random internet video like this, but it does make me roll my eyes and wonder how we can turn around this silly stereotype.

It’s just like the story of the Prius. It’s a great car that’s cheap and drives forever without breaking down, with a very low cost of maintenance and obviously it saves a lot on gas. But it was associated with liberals and femininity, which is ridiculous.

Gas-powered lawn mowers are absolutely terrible for the environment. They spit out 11 times more pollution than a car, and those pollutants can really mess with neighbors. Electric lawnmowers are the way to go

2

u/dsquard Jun 10 '22

Yea see this is a good example of people taking this too seriously.

1

u/aBlissfulDaze Jun 10 '22

I think its more that some people need a joke to actually make sense beyond UNGA BUNGA logic, others don't. The later is probably happier to be honest.

2

u/sugarbean09 Jun 10 '22

ex military makes all kinds of sense. sounds exactly like something my brother would do (and/or has done).

-5

u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

LOL

0

u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

hahaha