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@jakedill1304

7 ай бұрын

I still say f a duck... Any chance that I can work that one in.. and it's all thanks to you Adam..

@fernandocruz3457

7 ай бұрын

If you were to have the opportunity to do one more myth what would it be?

My favorite one liner will always be "I reject your reality and substitute my own."

@DangerousDan666

7 ай бұрын

was just about to write this 👍

@J_spec6

7 ай бұрын

That was my text alert for a while! My coworker loved it 😂

@QUARTERMASTEREMI6

7 ай бұрын

Or one of my favourite quotes: “remember kids, the difference between screwing around and science is writing it down.” -Adam Savage

@iDEATH

7 ай бұрын

Agreed. That was so classic.

@joshdoe7288

7 ай бұрын

I say that all the time to my wife lol. Goes without saying she does not enjoy it XD

Early in the show, they tenderized meat by putting it in a dryer with a bunch of ball bearings. They had to wear hearing protection to even be in the same room with the dryer. Jamie said, “So far, the neighbors think it’s pretty cool living next door to the Mythbusters. That could change.” My favorite line in the whole series.

@DUKE_of_RAMBLE

7 ай бұрын

Now I really want to know if anyone decided to find a new location for their business, because their "it's pretty cool" opinion *_did_* change... 🤔🤣

@johnanon6938

7 ай бұрын

Pretty sure some of their neighbors did change after that cannonball accident. (someone was gonna mention it)

@DUKE_of_RAMBLE

7 ай бұрын

@@johnanon6938 That, as I recall, was outside city limits and therefore nowhere near where M5 and M6 were.

@TheMonkeyTurnip

7 ай бұрын

could you imagine coming back to your office after a good lmuch with a big client... the biggest deal you have ever had and all thats needed is them to sign the paperwork... as you round the corner to the parking lot, you see the film crew hanging a pig corpse, or firing chickens into an aeroplane wind screen... and then having th explain whats going on.

@jimhjortsberg2990

6 ай бұрын

Mine is from the shop till you drop special. Adam pretending to be a supplier and demonstrating the often weirded out reactions they got "Wait, let me get this straight.... You wana do what? with what?? to what???"

I will always be a fan of "Quack, damn you" and "Jamie want big boom."

@PrincessMeggala0913

7 ай бұрын

Quack, damn you is one of my favorites 😂

@invisible683

7 ай бұрын

Mine is "When in doubt, C4"

@dogs-and-destruction-channel

7 ай бұрын

"AM I MISSING AN EYEBROW"

@RadioactiveSherbet

6 ай бұрын

"I reject your reality, and substitute my own!" I still use that occasionally. IMHO, it's one of the best lines in TV history.

@dogs-and-destruction-channel

6 ай бұрын

@@RadioactiveSherbet Me too

I’m a laboratory molecular biologist. Either myself or someone else in my lab saying “Remember kids, the only difference between science and screwing around is writing it down,” is probably a weekly occurence. It helps that most of us were preteens or teens during the mythbusters heyday.

@rossanderson5815

7 ай бұрын

It's one of my go to's when ever I'm just messing about (Usually with cosplay) I write down what I'm doing therefore Science.

@MravacKid

7 ай бұрын

It's one of the greatest lines ever said on the show for sure.

Probably paraphrasing, but one of my favorite one-liners is something like "Know what separates us from a couple of 14-year-old pyromaniacs? Ballistic glass."

@jordanyoung706

7 ай бұрын

Which is cruel, they should really let the teenagers on the same side of the safety glass as them.

"Well there's your problem" is the one I see most often in the zeitgeist.

@tested

7 ай бұрын

SUCH a good one.

@godminnette2

7 ай бұрын

​@@testedThere's a whole podcast dedicated to engineering disasters called "well there's your problem."

@Rebel_Reign1

7 ай бұрын

@@godminnette2 well whats the name.

@godminnette2

7 ай бұрын

@@Rebel_Reign1 the podcast is literally called Well There's Your Problem

@Rebel_Reign1

7 ай бұрын

@@godminnette2 i may be an idiot, lol. thanks, mate.

One of my favorite one liners was Adam Savage asking "Am I missing an eyebrow? " it always brings a smile.

@MMuraseofSandvich

7 ай бұрын

Jamie: "Yeah, and you're missing most of your hair."

@draconightwalker4964

7 ай бұрын

he had a date with his future wife that night if i remember correctly

@shadowprince4482

7 ай бұрын

I use that line a few times a year. "Well there's your problem" I probably use weekly.

@MindOfGenius

7 ай бұрын

Complete with the beeping of the fire alarm in the background XD

@4yinyang

7 ай бұрын

​@@MindOfGeniusYes! The fire alarm in the background is the unsung hero for that moment in my opinion!

My top three one liners were "I reject your reality and substitute my own," "Am I missing an eyebrow?," and "When in doubt ... C4!" in that order.

Jamie: "With enough lubrication we can achieve anything" or Tory: "Okay, decapitation hazard everybody"

@tsogobauggi8721

7 ай бұрын

I liked when Kari said that line. :)

I loved the juxtaposition in the goldfish memory testing where Jamie's fish raced straight through a maze, followed by the cut to Adam, "Mine are eating their own poo".

Speaking of "bulletproof water," one of my favourite lines comes from that episode, when the 50 caliber is unveiled, and Adam points at the bullet from the M1 saying "This kills you," then points at the 50 caliber and continues "this kills you and everyone else in the room."

One that sticks with me and my family is the episode where they climbed up a vent duct where Jaime used VERY strong magnets and made the duct thunder with each movement. Upon the first attachment, everyone started laughing and Adam immediately said "Why, Thor, the god of thunder, is trying to enter my building!" We still quote that from time to time to this day! 😂😂😂

"Failure is always an option" is one of my favs

I've always liked Jamie saying, "Aren't tracer rounds illegal?"

This is more of a moment than a one-liner. When they first did the Archimedes mirror death-ray, towards the end when Jamie got in front of it and said "Our death ray doesn't seem to be working. I'm standing right in it, and, I'm not dead yet" For some reason, that always makes me laugh.

@daalelli

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely one of my favorite lines!

Ah, the good old days when the Discovery Channel was actually about discovering something and not showing mindless tv like miners, crabbers, naked campers, fake mermaids and other nonsense.

@aotea6983

7 ай бұрын

Love how you put the word fake infront of mermaid, like there's a big conspiracy as to why won't they talk about those real mermaids!

@twiz66

7 ай бұрын

@@aotea6983 Technically... 'real mermaids' are manatees, since that's what spawned the story/lore/fable.

@Ryan-ff2db

7 ай бұрын

Hey! One of these days they're going to find Nessie and then you're gonna take that back.

@button-puncher

7 ай бұрын

Ah, yes, the mining shows. You know you've got great programming where it sounds like Morse Code from all of the swear bleeping.

@twist3d537

7 ай бұрын

that was the same era

One time I was severely sleep deprived and watched the episode where they tested if ducks quacks echo. When jamie said, “quack, damn you” I lost my shit and that line has lived in my head rent free since. Is it the single funniest? no. But I love it.

I've repeatedly seen suggestions for an Adam/Slow Mo Guys collab, and I think those rounds made for shooting into water you never got to try might be ideal for such a thing.

@soulreapermagnum

7 ай бұрын

i'm surprised it hasn't happened yet, if i'm not mistaken adam himself said in another video that he wants to do a collab with them. (among other people/groups)

@sleepingkirby

7 ай бұрын

Was it Veritasium? They did a video about falling objects or falling bullets or something. And half way through that video, I was like "They answered this on Mythbusters. They should have just called them up.". And then like 20 seconds later, Adam Savage shows up and goes "Yeah, that's what's gonna happen. Falling objects want to stabilize on the surface with the most air resistance." Or something to that effect. I remember just being gobsmacked when Adam look like he just apparated out of nowhere because there was a myth being busted.

@doc_brown

7 ай бұрын

@sleepingkirby Reminds me of when the Corridor Crew (whom Adam *has* collab'ed with) was reacting to the slow mo in A Game of Shadows and just... called Gavin up to ask him about it, since it was his work.

@MrRedstoner

7 ай бұрын

@@sleepingkirby I remember in the Rods from God video Adam just appeared, might have been that one

@sleepingkirby

7 ай бұрын

@@MrRedstonerYes! That's the one! Thank you!

Paused it to comment at the beginning. I hope the “Am I missing an eyebrow?” Is on here!

@PepperDog76

7 ай бұрын

Wish I could like this a dozen times.

@QUARTERMASTEREMI6

7 ай бұрын

And then the sudden look of terror after! 😅

“I reject your reality and substitute it with my own” will always be my favorite line from Adam! Jamie’s will always be “Quack, dam you!!” That moment will always get me to chuckle! 😁

Adam and Jamie's laugh, actually the whole cast, Carrie Grant and Tory were so fun. When they would goof and laugh about it, best parts every time

the one that's always stuck with me was from the time when they were shooting targets at various distances with a sniper or some other high-powered gun. jamie says "ok, next one's gonna be 500 feet away", camera cuts to adam casually telling us "the distance of your average restraining order". cracks me up every time i remember it, mythbusters was an awesome show and it was way ahead of its time.

@Ryan-ff2db

7 ай бұрын

This is the only one in all these comments that I didn't remember. Clever and hilarious.

One of my favorite reactions was the one from the thumbnail, just Adam's genuine shock and surprise at how bloody /fast/ that rocket sled went. It was just incredible the kind of acceleration and speed, and of course the end result of - and I paraphrase - Jamie standing in the wreckage of the car and concrete block and saying something like "Well, can you pancake a car? What car?" Also the slowmo of the water heater in the garden shed was amazing. The heater punching a circular hole through the roof as it takes off like some ballistic missile while all four walls fold outwards - and in the end, all the windows were left intact, too!

@PaulN504

7 ай бұрын

I also liked Adam's line when they were checking out the aftermath of the rocket sled: "What an impossibly large amount of force."

I like "Quack damn you"

@tested

7 ай бұрын

A classic

It's a two-liner, but I try to say this every time I code. From Jaime: "Whenever you see an overly complex design, that's a sign of an inferior engineer. Simple is always better." I also can't say how many times that has saved my a*s when I have to come back to that code later.

There was an authenticity to the entire crew, Adam, Jamie, Tory, Grant, Kari, Scottie, Jessi all knew each other and were genuinely friends with each other. They were like our friends by association and it made everything enjoyable. Their one liners were everything you’d say around your friends and coworkers and it was magic.

@elitecol69

7 ай бұрын

Haha no, Adam and Jamie didn't like each other at all. There's heaps of videos and proof about this it's well documented. They didn't get along and had to pretend they did.

@briancleveland6115

7 ай бұрын

​@@elitecol69That's not even close to being true.

@jocaleb0236

7 ай бұрын

@@elitecol69they weren’t friends But they didn’t hate each other

@TheyCallMeMrMaybe

7 ай бұрын

​@@elitecol69not exactly. Adam and Jamie did not relate to each other at all on a personal level nor had any interest in trying. They kept thing professional throughout the show's history and that level of chemistry worked on-screen and to keep Mythbusters going as long as Discovery wanted it.

@daywalkerusa2114

7 ай бұрын

I think they are friends but not like best buds like everyone thinks.. more like close work partners.. idk about calling them great friends tho

Adam: “I reject your reality and substitute my own!” Jamie: “When in doubt, C4.” **one single resounding BANG, followed by Grant and Adam’s hysterical laughter** Adam: “Why, Thor, the God of Thunder, is trying to enter my building!” Kari: “There’s nothing more attractive than the sound of gum being chewed.” **obnoxiously loud gum-chewing noises**

@PrinceAlhorian

7 ай бұрын

Tori: I'm ok!!!

One of my favorite one liners is from one of the myths involving vehicles controlled with a cable. One of them didn't go where it was supposed to, and Jamie, in a singsong voice said, "It's going to go into the water!" as it slowly rolled toward the water. I also enjoyed the giggles when something unexpected happened and they realized how close they came to dying. My favorite example is the border slingshot myth when they used the football upright as a slingshot, and the projectile failed to release from the pouch.

Thank you so much to Adam and Dan for answering my question! 😄💛 I use SO many MythBusters one-liners, but my absolute favorite to use is "Well, there's your problem!" I work at an R/C hobby shop, so I get some good opportunities to do it justice and I do so every chance I get 😂

0:39 😆 I regularly use _"Well there's your problem!"_ whenever applicable. I'm going to add _"Is everybody ready for driving?"_ to my repertoire.

I found myself saying "Quack, damn you!" earlier today for no reason.

@Zerbey

7 ай бұрын

Also: "Silently induce your duck to quack".

"We've got to keep her afloat!!!" In Adam's thick Scottish accent was the funniest thing in the whole show.

The most difficult one liner (still): "Now ..., you guys haven't ... hooked in the ... electric fence ... thing in here, have you?". The one liner (scene) that causes deep laughter: (Adam) "It seems to be gathering sticks. It's unknown for what, because so little is known about this elusive animal." (Jamie) "Is he doing his David Attenborough thing again?" 🤣

Jamie simply saying: "L a r d." Is my favorite.

Making the rail car implode was the most awesome thing MythBusters ever did.

Mine has always been Adam opening a scale model container ship and, putting on a kid voice at Christmas, says “Oh wow! Now I can replicate international commerce!” I still have to pause to laugh during a rewatch :)

Watching smart people realize they don't know as much as they thought did working together to solve puzzles was my fav part of the series. Peace/JT

My favourite one liner is, "I reject your reality and substitute my own".

I worked for a laser manufacturer, in the Bay area, while the show was on. I was actually approached by a MythBusters producer, in their preparations for the Archimedes Mirror episode. The idea was, if the mirror failed, they wanted to have a high-power laser standing by, to burn the sails with light. I tried to make it work (incentivized by the idea that I might get a few moments of screen time, as the expert/operator on the laser). But, our sales management ultimately decided that this should cost the show more than they were willing to spend. To be fair, we had a lot of equipment product-placed in the 2003 Hulk movie (in the Dr. Banner lab scenes) that ultimately never appeared on screen (probably, because they scaled the company logos up to a NASCAR extreme). So, they wanted to make sure to have more than 'exposure' to show for providing a system (and doing regulatory clearances, etc., etc.)

I believe you said in a special that you liked the line "Oh crap, run, RUN!" because it sums up the experience of Mythbusters when things go slightly awry. And I agree.

I really like the phrase "Bullets are designed to mechanically couple with flesh" its probably the dryest/techincal way to explain what a bullet does and it juxtaposes very much with the real world result

The refusal for the permission to film the grenade bit makes sense to me. One of the things I did in the Army was learn to train others on particular things. There is something about that act of knowing you're holding a live bomb in your hand that short circuits way more brains than you'd expect. This is why everyone has to do that at least once in basic training/boot camp but it's even more important with folks who will have to do it regularly. It's always been interesting to me that one of the things which makes for the absolutely best soldiers is not just intelligence, though that is a component, but that utter calm some few humans have in dangerous situations. It can, to a small degree, be trained into folks but that degree is quite small indeed. Holding a live explosive in your hand then throwing it is one of those moments when you discover which way you function. It's an interesting aspect to this that the more gungho the individual, the less likely they seem to be to handle that well. Anyhow, I'm not even a little surprised they couldn't get permission for this sort of thing. Even modern militaries with insane amounts of money can't manage to accomplish that safely every single time. This is why there are always trainers whose job is to grab the trainee and cover them with their own body if they throw the pin instead of the grenade. I sometimes wonder if someone will someday find a training method which works and what other effects that training will have on human psychology.

@jmunt

7 ай бұрын

You ever say a dummy is live to see if someone can handle the pressure first?

@JustNilt

7 ай бұрын

@@jmunt No because that's how people die. Don't play stupid games with explosives, even the fake ones. Dummies are to be treated as though they're real because that's how they learn not to kill themselves or others when handling live grenades.

@HanabiraKage

7 ай бұрын

I remember being in basic training and we were all lining up to have a go at throwing a grenade. The guy in the next line a couple places ahead got his go and he pulled the pin and the handle popped off...but he was just standing there dumbfounded with the armed grenade in his hand without throwing it. The sergeant with him slapped the grenade out of his hand and over the waist-height wall he was supposed to throw the grenade over quicker than I've seen anyone do anything in my life and pulled the guy down under the top of the wall with his entire body weight. That soldier got chewed the fuck out for his failure to throw the grenade after that. I did manage to throw it, but I was a bundle of nerves and was afraid the whole time that I might accidentally throw it too close to myself. I never want to have to handle explosives ever again if I can help it.

@jamesjarrait2231

7 ай бұрын

My late father told me a story about the grenade throwing training area at Fort Benning. Private pulls the pin, freezes and drops the grenade, sergeant kicks it into a ditch nearby not quite quickly enough. Private was fine, sarge was in bad shape. Dad suggested sarge might have faced disciplinary hearings for not having trained the private correctly.

@JustNilt

7 ай бұрын

@@jamesjarrait2231 Nah, that's a pretty standard training issue. The discipline would have been for not properly following the safety procedure, putting the trainees and others at risk. This is a thing that instructors specifically train for. It does not involve kicking live grenades. That's a great way to kill others. You use your hand because it's significantly more controlled.

1:57 I remember that bit! That’s actually one of my favorite episodes because it was the first viral video special and all the myths ended up being confirmed. I especially loved the build team’s mildly insane ramp-up of the sawdust cannon. I’ve never thought about non-dairy creamer quite the same way…

Jamie one-liner: "Quack, damn you!" I say this to my cats when I'm giving them treats and they're daring to NOT meow for them. Adam one-liner: "Seventy percent chance of science!" Usually said when I'm about to do something nerdy. 😁 Also an oft-repeated Adam-ism: "Well THERE'S your problem!"

@SPierre-dm4wo

7 ай бұрын

Mythbusters has some *great* lines to use on cats, and I'm not just saying that because my year-old orange tom almost lost an eyebrow to an interesting candle this week, lol

I have a feeling insurance was one of the biggest costs to the network for the show

@tested

7 ай бұрын

Insurance was definitely a significant line item.

"Where did the cannonball go?"

Imagine a show being soo good that it is still being talked about even after it has ended.

@KirbyComicsVids

7 ай бұрын

a reality show at that!

@chrisbrown7362

7 ай бұрын

Oh, you mean like M*A*S*H, Star Trek, Batman, The Fugitive, Carol Burnett, The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, Barney Miller, stuff like that?

@Ryan-ff2db

7 ай бұрын

@@KirbyComicsVids Yes but a reality show where you gain brain cells, instead of loose them.

I find myself saying “uh, whoops!” In Jamie’s cadence regularly

@tested

7 ай бұрын

Definitely not alone!

"Here comes chaos!" is my most loved quote from Adam. Would love to have had that for a text message tone ^^

When playing games, i use the motto "if its worth doing, its worth ludicrous amounts of overkill" which i guess is a derivation from mythbusters and i didnt even realise it.

Mine is “overkill is often underrated”

The other day an engineer and I looked at a $1,000 vacuum sealed ceramic relay switch to find out how it works… he gives me this look and says, “… do you wanna smash it on the ground to find out what’s inside?” I replied, “Well, as Adam Savage once said, ‘the only difference between science and screwing around is writing it down.’” The pieces are now inside my desk drawer. 😂 🤫📝

There are many things I like from Mythbusters, but one of my favorite scenes from the show is still Kari firing the mini-gun.

Grenades are sketchy. Never had a problem with a live one luckily but in training before we got to handle real ones we had to throw training ones that are just a hollowed out shell with a hole in the bottom to prevent pressure buildup and a fuse which as far as I know is the same that they use in the live ones but just painted blue. During the training ( the dude was fine) one guys went off, the cadre told him to freeze and went up and inspected him, what he said I remember every time I handle anything explosive. he said: "Don't worry, you didn't do anything wrong"

@daalelli

6 ай бұрын

That is such a potent reminder about explosives.

maybe this is the opposite of a one-liner, but one of my favorite moments of the whole show is when you guys used a rocket powered steel wall to completely vaporize a mid-size sedan. One of the only times in the whole show's run where both Adam and Jamie were completely speechless

Hands down the best one liner was Adam imitating Jamie's voice while imitating walrus whiskers with his fingers over his mouth. I spit out whatever I was drinking ATT.

My favorite Grant Line: “I’m only moderately dangerous.”

Am I missing an eyebrow? 😂 Thanks to everyone involved with Mythbusters for sparking the curiosity of an entire generation! You guys are awesome😁

Jamie dropping "my shit don't stank", when he had to make prop scat is a personal favorite.

Two of the one-liners from Mythbuters I have incorporated into my lexicon are ""Well there's your problem!" and "I reject your reality and substitute my own." I have two questions regarding two myths from the show, First is regarding the Robin Hood splitting an arrow with another arrow. I remember in the original episode at least (not sure about the revisit as it has been so long since I have seen it) that a different arrow was used to fire at the wooden arrow to try and split it. Would you know if it would have made any difference if both arrows were made exactly the same rather than two different ones? Second question is to do with the JATO Rocket car. The rockets you guys used were stacked on the back of the car vertically. I have always wondered if the rockets had been put on horizontally instead of stacked vertically, if that would have made any difference?

I remember when Adam was like: "Where are you going?" And Jamie responds: "To get more dynamite."

The lead balloon and bull in a china shop are not only 2 of my faves but live with me to this day as I changed the wording on my idioms to account for it. That went down like MOST lead balloons. Like an ANGRY bull in a china shop. He was browsing for heavens sake LOL. Mythbusters, every day an education.

Man I say "is evereebotty reddy fuor diving?" so often that I forgot it was from MythBusters. It's been years.

"Our death ray doesn't seem to be working, I'm standing right in it and I'm not dead yet." -Jamie Hyneman

My favs were “Quack, damn you!”, “Jamie want big boom”, “Am I missing an eyebrow?”, “I like it in here, it’s private!” and everyone’s all time favourite: “I reject your reality and substitute my own!”

I have a t-shirt that says, "I reject your reality and substitute my own." I think I got it at the Mythbusters Exhibition in Chicago. I also really felt it when Adam mentioned how far he had come from when he first started compared to what he knows now in terms of TV production. I know it is not just me who is able to relate to that, but mine is sort of twofold. I have a teaching degree, but my first real teaching job came when I moved from the USA to South Korea to teach English, and that is where I still live and work. My first year of teaching and my first year of living abroad are one and the same, and after 14 years, I can look at what I know now about both and compare it to what mistakes I made in my first year, and even my first few years. There is a certain confidence that one discovers once those new skills are learned. You spoke to my soul, Adam, and I just wanted to share my experience with that kind of self-discovery.

Another big surprise was the "Chinese Invasion Alarm". Not only did the "drum in a pit" work, it worked better than all of Grants expensive high-end equipment! Also Fingerprint locks. Especially how they kept building them up.

Brilliant video Adam , i can remember every myth you both were talking about , loved the whole thing . thank you .

As someone who works in the business I'm loving these chats with you and Dan

My favorite line is Jamie saying “Well, that was a whole lot of nothing.” After they tested if they could propel a boat with air canisters. My husband and I use it so much!!

‘Giant hamsters on steroids’ and ‘I reject your reality and substitute my own’ are some of my favourites.

"There's your problem!" Is my go to when problem solving/seeing something broken.

Hi Adam and Dan at work there is a saying that has come out of the Myth Busters era, when things are not coming apart how you would want them because something is a bit corroded, then you sometimes hear "go Myth Busters on it. If first you don't succeed add more C4" or when something breaks " well there is your problem !!"

Top Adam moments: 1: I reject your reality, and substitute my own! 2: BoooOOOM!! "Am I missing an eyebrow????" 3: Water heater explotion, and the obvious surprise on their faces on the scale of devastation!

So many quotes. I think Tori saying “we’re making lasers!” in a nerdy lisp😂 And of course “Am I missing an eyebrow?” is a classic

My favorite is the oft repeated - "What are we doing?!", usually followed by giggling from Adam.

Jamie "I'm standing in front of our death ray and I'm not dead yet" 😂

I always loved when they were as surprised by a result as we, the audience, were.

Probably my favorite Jaime moments were all used as promos. Shout out to "Quack, damn you."

My favorites are "Quack, damn you." "Jamie wants big boom." "Is everybody ready for diving?" " I reject your reality and substitute my own.'

My favorite one liner is from Jamie "It's gonna go in the water " said in a sing song voice.

I think the first line that I remember from the series, was about the Death Ray. Jamie and "Our death ray doesn't seem to be working right. I'm standing right in it, and I'm not dead yet."

Dan is a very likable character, love that man

Now I want to see someone test those rounds for water and other non-standard rounds, I don't recall armor piercing rounds for instance which I'd assume would handle the shock better and be designed more for getting through things. It's been a while but while I think I recall jacketed rounds I don't recall them using tungsten core rounds or similar.

So many Myths left to bust. Bring it back!

“Failure is always an option”

Bulls in a china shop was my favorite to the point when someone says that it is a compliment thanks mythbuster

"Jaime want big boom" makes me laugh every single time.

Two quotes that I use all the time is either "theirs your problem" or " I left it right here" Although their is so many I use just off the cuff that it is just kinda of part of my usual lexicon of references and words I use

I literally say "well there's your problem" to the most obvious broken things now due to watching so much mythbusters growing up lol.

The thumbnail is from the rocket sled episode and is one of my favorites because of Adam's reaction. I was hoping to hear more about that story.

Hey Adam! Ya know what I wish I could do? Forget having ever watched a SINGLE episode of Mythbusters! Yeah, I wish I'd never seen it! Why? So I could watch it for the first time and be absolutely amazed and thrilled with every episode ALL OVER AGAIN! Bet ya thought I was going a different direction with that, didn't you! 😸👍❤ Love watching ya man, keep it up and have a GREAT weekend!

"When it doubt, C4" is my favorite Jaime line.

"Failure is always an option." was the most memorable to me. Strangely, it's calming to recite.

Water heater rocket!

You should go to Drive Tanks ... there's a lot of big armaments that you could actually try there.

I'm glad that myth busters and doing new things continues in this show like Testing)))

@flexydex8754

7 ай бұрын

*Mythbusters

My favorite Jamie saying, "When in doubt, C4".

"If it's worth killing, it's worth overkilling.." -me in every fps ever