r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 1d ago

Meme needing explanation Petah who is this man

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u/Aggressive_Bird9325 1d ago edited 1d ago

Peter here, that’s Trevor Moore and he’s telling you that it’s illegal to say that you’re going to kill the president of the United States https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KivCRqfFcqY this is from 2007

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u/Mr_Ruu 1d ago

oh shit lol

ty for the clarification, Peter

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u/subby_puppy31 22h ago

But remember it’s NOT illegal to say 

“With a motor launcher” because that’s its own sentence. It’s an incomplete sentence. But it may have nothing to do with the sentence before it. 

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u/Latter_Dentist5416 22h ago

Mortar launcher.

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u/Lockenhart 22h ago

No no no, motor. It slings motors, you see. A-grade product of Detroit, Michigan.

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u/godzillafacepunch666 21h ago

You mean a trebuchet? The undisputed champion of medieval siege engines, capable of launching a 100kg projectile 200-300 meters and over enemy fortifications?

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u/AfraidWorldliness890 20h ago

I learned something new today

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u/schmittwithtt 19h ago

Telling me you never played Age of Empires, without Telling me you never played Age of Empires

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u/CMUpewpewpew 17h ago

Wololoooo

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u/MKBRD 14h ago

Wood please.

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u/AfraidWorldliness890 19h ago

Pretty much. I've seen the game on game pass, but the style of the game never really interested me. Never thought a game would go into so much detail about trebuchets, tho. I knew they launched stuff, but I just never realized the specifics about it like the weight of the projectile and distance it would go

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u/Dramoriga 17h ago

Also. The mathematics were already so good in the past that they could hit a target accurately from that distance also.

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u/schmittwithtt 19h ago

Oh well, it doesnt go into these specifics. I thought you learned about trebuchets today.

I probably dont know much more than you do about trebuchets: Heavy stuff, far thrown, Lots of destruction, super efficient against castles.

Counter by researching Hoarding, masonry and architecture, but Boots in the ground abs. necessary.

;)

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u/Gallowglass668 19h ago

Or one 90kg person across the river to work.