Weaponology - German S-Mine - "Bouncing Betty"
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- During the 1930's German Engineers developed the classic self contained anti-personnel mine. Called the Schrapnellmine or S-Mine it was a deadly adversary and became one of the definitive weapons of World War II.
My dad stepped on one of these in ww2 .he said the ground was frozen he heard a loud pop and it fell to the ground and didn't explode.he figured that water had frozen in it and caused it to be a dud.if it had of gone off you wouldn't be reading this story.
Thanks Mister Sledgecock for this story
@Doom That's SERGEANT Sledgecock to you, son
My dad put those things in the ground during ww2.
@@partiallyhuman the unsung hero
My dad was in the SS
And roughly eight decades later buried explosive devices are one of the biggest threats ground infantry and armored forces face.
Funny for all the leaps in technology a mine from ww2 is just as dangerous now
@@dun0790 a pistol from ww2 is also just as dangerous now as it was back then
@@Furko08 same thing really you can argue a lot of tech hasnt advanced much since ww2
@@dun0790 planes have
@@dun0790 that’s ridiculous, tech itself has massively improved since ww2. just because we still use gunpowder based projectiles does not mean that we haven’t improved anything since then.sure a ww2 soldier could still kill you, but he’s not using a drone that’s piloted 2000 miles away that you won’t ever know about.
You don’t know fear until you hear a bouncing Betty go off when you’re in a 24 kill streak
Feels baddddddd
Boii just lost the nuke
"Get rekt noob, you fucking suck!" -Every camping Nub ever
just go prone and youre good
@@itaachiii they go head level you just need to crouch really
One guy who is friend of my friend had nasty surprise in Finnish Lappland. He likes to visit old war sites, and well he found old german pillbox at remote area. He decided to go inside. He then found that there were old wooden crates inside, and looked what they contained. S-Mines. And then he found out that one box was not full. Meaning some of mines had been put on the ground. At that point he tried very very hard to remember exact route he took to pillbox. After he got out and nearer to civilisation he called cops, and they called army engineers. And yes there really were mines in vicinity of fortification, and according to army guys they were still in fully functional state after all these decades.
My brother was EOD in the Marines and while stationed in South Carolina, he said it wasn't unusual to find ordinance from the Civil War that was still active. Mostly cannon balls.
holy shit that had to be very fun realization
I don't believe that story... they probably sold the missing mines to China
Many post-war lotto winners out there, be careful & watch your step!
what a joykill. after he got to safety he should have brought the unburried mines with him. or somehow purchase the land to use as a personal bunker, with booby traps pre-installed
"These ball bearings act as the casualty-inducing vehicle" what a weird way to say shrapnel
Dumb question... If the allies were trying to destroy ball bearing plants to hurt the German war machine, why didn't they just fill them with gravel? Ball bearings seem a bit over the top to me.
@@gonnagetya1433 because once the line is set up, ball bearings are insanely easy to mass produce.
I mean Germany never had a shortage of ball bearings, the issue was transporting them as the transport infrastructure was being destroyed.
Technically not shrapnel
@@gonnagetya1433 blow up more evenly (in a straight line to where they need to go, like in the pattern you saw in the video) gravel will turn into pebbles and dust escentially not having any penetrating power or not enough, and we have always been using machine metal as fragmentions in explosives, we do the exact same thing in f-1 fragmentation grenades (really any fragmentation grenades)
@@fernando47180 by definitely ball bearings, if in an explosive are shrapnel.
Still one of the coolest mines ever.
blanketcandy I remember these from call of duty 3
blanketcandy "Coolest" - you fucking moron, this killed and maimed human beings, including your countrymen! "Cool" is a surfboard, a Rock band or an episode of Friends.....mines are not cool.
yea but its a cool piece of machinery
hear the click, drop prone. or sacrifice your foot...and maybe lower leg.... while prone to not let it pop up in the "bouncing" aspect, let soil absorb blast
Yu Toob Dude, you cant prone under its blast.The balls inside it would still hit you.The other thing is you wouldn't have the speed needed to go prone, it detonates in a split second.
My grandfather (BAR gunner, 334th Infantry, 84th ID) told me that these mines had a habit of sparing the guy who actually set it off, adding to the horror of seeing your buddies get killed or injured while you lived.
That's weird, as he'd be the closest. That could only work if it exploded above his head sending down the shrapnel in an angel.
AFAIK, they were however set hip-height by use of a cable.
@@edi9892 Maybe he heard of a couple of instances where the guy who set it off dropped to the ground fast enough to get under the worst of the effect, and only got winged or wounded but not killed.
@@Darkrunn that's possible.
@@edi9892 also if you’re moving fast I could see you missing it
@@joec6108 only if you're faster than a cheetah...
According to Wikipedia, it took between 3,9 - 4,5 seconds for the mine to go off after stepping on one. The mine would be lethal within 20 meters and inflict casualties within 100 meters. Also just like in video games, your best chance to survive would be quickly throw yourself to the ground and hope that not many of the roughly 360 steel balls, short steel rods, or scrap metal pieces would hit you.
Bt5 :)
Oh so reading wiki and playing video games makes you an expert Champ if you really want to know the only real safeish place is to dive underneath it maybe you survive maybe not.
@@AndrewMitchell001 and this is your first hand knowledge?
@@RikHendriksDutchCo I served in the Army for 10 years and we had an old Pioneer SGT who served in Vietnam at Nui Dat and this is what he told us to do if you ever stand on a US M16 mine which is the US version of the German S mine so yeah I would call that first hand knowledge, see the mine is filled with ball bearings and is designed to go off at waste height so blast and shrapnel goes outwards not down,
@@AndrewMitchell001 yeah, sounds like first hand knowledge. Hats off for you sir!
It's really weird seeing a comment on how great a land mine used to be.
QuickestQuickChop Not too surprising since Wehraboos tend to congregate on history channel videos.
Whatever you slavaboo
@@ol_fortune9474 ok boomer
@@ol_fortune9474 what does that mean?
Weapons and their destruction are cool as long as no one is harmed by them.
i love the confidence with which this blue guy saunters onto the only landmine in the shot
Notice how he only did it the once... F
I own a couple of inert originals. I had to reassemble them when they arrived, they are quite well engineered, and they had a variety of fuzing options from pressure applied, pressure release, trip wire, etc. The Germans made double and triple fuse converters, allowing one to place different types of fuzes on one mine.
Precision German engineering.
Amaterasu Okami das volks wagen
Amaterasu Okami
The Devils engineering
Richard Wright **the godlike engineering
Precision engineering is not difficult, but to raise it to mythical levels a little more difficult. F1 is a pinnacle of such technology, and there’s not much of that coming out of the fatherland. If it’s winning it’s not German, even the Mercedes is built in the UK.
FiniteAutomaton germans have nothing to do with disgusting. Ever met one?
It's fine, if you hear it go off, just go prone, and you will survive, just wait a couple seconds to heal up and your good to go
Qwertyuiop Qwertyuiop you probably won’t have the time to react unless you’re prepared for in that exact moment.
Plus, if you’re even a little slow, you’ll catch one in the noggin
I know this is just a joke referencing Call of Duty, but these things were lethal up to 25ft laterally with a height ranging about 10ft from the ground, up.
Also you have about half a second to react and go prone before they go of.
QuIgYx Modded in what way? Hope you have a lag switch on the bitch otherwise bullshit
its better to carefully dig around it while its in the ground then put your face directly above it as you unscrew the center
Finally the algorithm is showing me things im actually interested in.
Ship load of vw, audi crap
Haha congrats! Take it from me, you're gonna find some extremely fascinating videos once the recommendations algorithm starts to work.
Sus
S-Mine stands for "Spring Mine" German for "jumping mine
no it stands for schrapnell mine
FENTSKIM888 kek Both is right
It jumps, therefore I dub it the "Flea Mine"
Shitty Mem's ayyyyyyyyy
Hyperus They litterally fucking say it means shrapnel mine in the video.
I remember my grandfather telling me of when he was a kid. After the german occupation people would scavenge for shells and mines to dismantle and sell the metals and explosives. He said a guy was picking up mines( must have been the flat ones) and he was !stacking! them on his chest like plates. Then he said that people had to gather him in crates and bring down his entrails from the olive trees. I made a picture in my head that i will never forget.
Amazing story , the old timers with their stories always interest me.
Italy ?
@@tavish4699 No Greece. Island of Corfu
Precisely why I don't eat olives...
@@Tony-112 there's nothing quite like war. Every time i hear, "it was like a warzone", i roll my eyes and I personally was never in the military, just had family members that were, like my grandpa.
“They put both fear and respect into those who encountered them” aye right they put a load of bloody BB’s in them
0:52 the balls on that guy
Nocturno one slip up and it'll be the balls (bearings) IN that guy
I mean its a training video so I doubt there is anything inside
After WW2 german POW's were forced to clear million of mines. When they were done clearing an area, they were forced to walk across it. Usually this was done in front of the villagers so they knew it was now safe.
Usually they would insert a pointy object into the safety pin hole to disarm it. Only then would the mine be dug out.
@@Damonh234 simple history?
A really, really scary weapon. But someone in the armed forces must have considered it to be a brilliant idea, since it was developed into miscellaneous versions of the Claymore mine
Would of been a big plus to see this thing go off on a few ballistic targets around it
Yeah really, just way too many technical and legal issues to get through. You first have to find one live or deactivated. No one makes them anymore and surviving examples in the west are all deactivated. You would have to find a live one( probably in the third world) and film the detonation there. Or buy one of the rare and expensive deactivated examples and reactivate it. That takes a fair amount of technical skill and knowledge about the weapon. And you have to register it on the NFA which is a major pain in the ass if you are in the us, which is probably the only western country where a individual or civilian organization can own a live landmine.
hummerskickass somebody could machine it in his backyard
@@Hasenlordify and do all the paperwork necessary.
th-cam.com/video/zsOcZCzpqTI/w-d-xo.html
Not exactly, but close.
*Would've
The mine was so effective that just after the French got acquainted with it, the first thing they did was to develop a copy which became the Mle 1939 bounding mine, after the debacle plans of this copy were transmitted to the USA who used them to make the M2 bounding mine
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@@lastdayonearth8381 havE yoU goT somE kinD oF disordeR? whY thE fuK starT everY singlE worD witH A capitaL? PeanuT.
The safest place would be under the mine.
Not quite as simple as Call of Duty.
Afloat Fob never played call of duty.
Sorry, lol. A lot of the people commenting are from CoD. What I'm saying is that even if you get down, shrapnel doesn't just spread horizontally.
Afloat Fob I agree, I was just pointing out that if you were to hug the ground as soon as it pops out you’d probably survive. Although you’d be mangled up pretty bad.
If you were the one setting it off, that would be your only chance. In CoD if you lay down you can survive, unscathed, but it's really not that simple.
Bro I haven’t seen Dr. William Atwater in forever. Use to watch the History channel all the time and this guy always stood out to me when learning about different wars and weapons
German might be the bad guy but damn their creation is very genious and game changing
The fact that they're also the first one who created the night vision.
I am a metal detectorists and one time i found a s.mi.z 35 mine in the sand at a old ww2 military base it was but it was corroded and i found at the same place a artillery round not exploded so that was fun.
Sounds like great fun, looking for unexploded ordinance.
hxhdfj ifzir st c it sure is hahahaha
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 more scary then a roller coster
"injury-producing vee-hickles."
I haven't seen Dr. Atwater in anything in a very long time. "It's just a good solid tank" lol the memories
More modern one killed a man that I was a friend of. Mines should be made to last only around 10 years or so, because it never ends with them always being active. They stay beyond conflicts and wars.
Lifetime of mines is something that has been done,but really best way to counter mine problem after war is to have good documents and maps about where mines were placed,what type and how many. Finnish and Germans did this really well during WW2 and is a big reason why both were able to clean areas that were mined. Of course this is not 100% proof because if area has lots of moving top soil mines will also move and if mines are used on enemy territory does former enemy want help to clean those mines.
Danish beaches were cleaned really well and 99.6% all mines were removed in few years,on the other side mines in North Africa were left there because nobody at first cared and overtime documents/maps vanished or were destroyed.
Call of Duty: World at War
Hands down the best COD
@@big-raider0322 So true.
Dammmmn bettys!!!
Absolutely miss it
Purpose of bouncing mines is not to kill as many as possible but to injure as many as possible. Killing reduces 3 soldiers but injure the 3 and you reduce them by 6.
Yep taking previous recources....to this day the german army trains its snipers to shoot in the hip of the enemy paralizing them and making them scream like hell which will lead their comrades out who will try to help only to find the same fate
This remind me so much of one scene in Band of Brothers. But yeah, dying soldier is always tied to living ones and vice versa
@@GrumpyGremlin. and Full Metal Jacket
“Causality producing vehicle” lmao
Also that soldier who stepped on the mine had some swagger to his walk 😂
Stepping on a landmine has to be one of the most frightening things ever.
The most impressive about this anti-personnel weapon is that it's incredibly ahead of its time..
No it isn't.
@@Eathrien Yeah it was
No it is not
These are just sore Americans that will say they won all wars, ignore them.
Take a look at a Rolls Royce Merlin engine, which was developed before this mine was. I don't think "incredibly ahead of its time" is too accurate..
The essential tool of fucking Gustav cannon campers
America Ball up
America Ball Worst map by far.
Sainte marie du mont too
US M16 mine (a copy of the German "Bouncing Betty") was also used in Vietnam War.
One of my greatest fears, losing my junk to a mine.
These are the model from COD World at War , these mother fuckers are un survivable in WAW unlike The Modern Warfare 3 & Bo2 Betty
In B ops 2 you could go prone when you heard it pop up.
Manny ViiF right? I uses to plant two of these sneaky bitches when I found myself a nice sniper hide or machine gun nest to set up in. They were so devastating in WaW
CROOKED420 S its harder to dodge them. They cause way more damage
And Germany said shotguns were inhuman in WWI
yes, if it is USED by a Human ... its inhumane..
but if it shoots up automatically, without human involvement, then its Humane.
(sarcasm)
Every murder suicide by the allies could have been prevented. Every single suicide death they suffered was on their hands, every single German their murdered, too.
Germany is family to the US and Britain, both being chiefly Germanic places (just like English is a Germanic language, too)
They fought Germany to save outsiders who have long stabbed them in the back for it.
This was ww2 not ww1
Call of Duty World at War defined the usage of the bouncing betty 🙌 best game ever in every way
The “Chemical Death-Adder” mine of fiction is loosely based on these.
Chief differences are: it has a command-detonating function in addition to a seismic sensor option, uses hardened *cubes* of steel instead of balls, and is about a third larger in all dimensions.
It is also readily dismantled for near-total recycling if it’s not used.
I hate this thing in WaW when people use them it's so annoying
+War Veteran 213 If you use the Flak Jacket you can still survive.
mmm idk flak jacket isnt op in WaW as it is in the black ops's and that would take out the 2nd perk slot as well if i want to use stopping power, juggernaut (on a shotgun), overkill, or anything else
+War Veteran 213 Just run Bomb Squad on all your classes and laugh at the enemy's pitiful defenses they call bouncing bettys.
true but still what if i wanna use bazookas or bandolier on an smg
Nope. Use Bomb Squad. Win games. Only play Hardcore TD.
These mines keep on fucking killing me in Cod WW2.
Rafael aramula I'm sorry.
its unfathomable how one hates people so much that they create something like this
there's always that one guy who speaks up behind the man digging out the mine with a paper bag full of air...
There seems to be a trend with you germans and thats pure genius.
Hate this thing in COD WW2
Joshua I use this always😂😂😂
Joshua I hated it on world at War
Get a life you lil shit
So you can’t play video games without having a life ? Y’all niggas the ones with no life taking y’all time out the day to comment some stupid shit like that
Hahahaha screams "PLACING BETYY" good al' cod days
Thank you TH-cam for showing me this I now know how the bouncing Betty functions
My grandpa used to demine the waters after WW2 around Soviet Union, from German naval mines. He was around 13 years old.
At 13 years old I was playing Command and Conquer Tiberian Sun. Respect your ancestors, especially military ones.
Thank yor grampa for his service!! He was a BADASS. Respect to your family.
MADE IN GERMANY XD
+Ikito Husky Vorsprung durch Technik
RonniePoleCasper jawohl
***** so ists prima, sorry, i dont speak german actually XD
+Ikito Husky ja mensch n Landsmann
Oml what is that animated walk 😂😂😂
🤣🤣
This show was awesome
Perfekt example off ze immaculate deutches engineering
*Deutsch
@@loucypher1060 yeh i know, its a joke
I tried to make it how a superhero mivie like avengers would display it
German engineering was way ahead of its time...
There's no way that anyone could get to the moon without Wernher von Braun before maybe the early 80s...
Naw, most of their engineering was overrated or average.
Only those who played COD World at War know just how deadly these were.
so not the guys who were actually in ww2 as soldiers?
@@goldgaming9429 it was sarcasm bro
@@kingsleyzissou5881 all good
Very useful in this crazy times ... :D
They were way ahead of their time. It's quite impressive how a country left in ruins became a global superpower in less than a decade
That's what happens when you kick the you-know-whos out.
They're actually a *massive* drain on the economy.
When I was at school in the 1970s on the island of Jersey one of the pupils of the school that I attended had about 50 of these in his father's garage. I imagine he dug them up near his house. He gave me one. I painted it green and screwed a detonator on it that I had found in the sand dunes. I sold it in an antique shop that I worked in to the owner of an occupation museum. It was on display there for years. The museum has closed since.
German engineering is on another level.
"The casuality producing vehicle" What a colorful way of saying projectiles.
hhhmmm projectiles is not strong enough of a word a need the word casualty. -this guy proly
or as the Germans would say..
"thecasualtyproducingwehicleschlongdongertag"
Lol, I’ve never heard a soldier saying he respected a landmine...
"Yeah it blew half my body off, but yeah I respect it."
Subtly different meaning- insofar as you would respect a Rottweiler on a chain that hasn't eaten in a week- and in that analogy, do everything you can to stay outside it's chain radius. You're respecting what it's capable of but wouldn't hesitate to neutralise it if the opportunity presented itself.
THERE'S NO WAY, TOUCHING THAT THING I MEAN MY GOD, FUCK THAT!!!
It seems like guns would make you cry too.
Veldtian1 yeah marking it would help but remember if there is 1 you might have 10 left to find out where they are. On the French coast where the D Day landings took place German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel told the German troops to mine the beach like grass being sewn. I do wonder how many of these were on that beach. It's Terrifying
I placed bouncing betty's in the corner up in the room at "Der Riese" and "The Giant"... Pretty cool.
Bouncing Betty is a very naughty mine indeed!
Are these what were affectionately called "bouncing betties"?
Ye
@@sikusuyu cheers ::)
It's odd that the S-Mine is more or less the most humane mine of WW2
Where other mines explode on the ground and blow a leg off, more likely leaving the soldier to bleed out over time, the S-Mine explodes at waist to chest height, making it more likely to hit vital organs, hence killing quicker and more effectively
Maaaayyyybe
there are no humane weapons at all
We (America) have a near exact copy that is still in use. I was trained on it years ago.
beautiful design
imagine this bomb, Pipe (metal or PVC Pipe) filled with smokeless powder, 00 buckshot, BBs, rigged with a cannon fuse.
Those work exceptionally well.
@@666hobart Or screws and nails.
@@podsmpsg1 even gravel works.
We must have really been impressed by it since this is almost identical to the US M16 Antipersonnel mine we had when I was an infantryman.
i found one of these with a metal detector
Christian Alvarez no it already was broken
50$ withut the explosivs and ill buy it.
I'll pay 5000 hows that?
He was number one!
Where do you live? We don’t find those in the Chicago area lol
Bouncing bastards always got me in world at war
A friend of mine served under "TEX" Atwater in Vietnam. He credits Red's forceful and aggressive leadership style with enabling him to survive his tour him Vietnam.
When will they ever make a mine that shoots out flowers, perfume and candy? To much killing, to much destruction.
Are you dumb or what?
Nope. War is profitable, greed is rampant: war will not end until humanity is gone.
But we absolutely do have the tech to do something like that, im sure some pyrotechnical adept somewhere could be persuaded to make a prototype
Wow, comment section full with CoD WWII players. xD
'Uh oh uh oh, Black Betty, BAM-elam 🎶'
Rare one in the film with tin seal that is normally soldered in place to keep it water proof. This version didn't have the 3 screws that secured the mine to the outer pot.
So how did it get the name
"Bouncing betty"
Because it bounces, and Betty... well you don’t want to know her.
Mines are just dirty business When you get trained on mines in US Army basic training and get the briefing and dummy mine demonstrations it freaks you out. It’s almost....not even almost it’s like dirty warfare. Man, they teach you techniques on finding and disarming mines. Eff that. I have incredible respect for the balls of soldiers who disarm mines and IEDs It’s not like the movies. Luckily I didn’t have to do it to a real mine only practice units in basic.
I guess one “answers the call” if forced to do it when confronted with a mine and one would like to think they’d be successful, but it doesn’t get any more “life or death” and needing a cool hand and calm demeanor than mine clearing. They aren’t M-80s. They are designed to shred you beyond recognition.
Same with biological and chemical weapons. At least with a nuclear weapon you have a chance of getting vaporized. Mines and chemical/biological agents are nasty business. They’ll make you wish you were dead. Also shaped charges are surgical They can use shaped charges to pierce through rolled homogenous armor. What some weapons can do to human flesh and bones is nightmarish.
Just another day @ the office. Remember it is a volunteer military. Everyone who joins knows what's up risk-wise and if they didn't the gene pool isn't missing anything...
Casual producing vehicle. Whoa
That ending is cool when the guy digs it out
"The definitive weapon of WWII"? Really?
“Definitive explosive of the Axis forces.”
Guess you missed the “one of” part?
Cod ww2?
My mama stepped on one of these but it didnt go off. It was a Bouncing Betty, the same name as my mom, so it was mutual respect.
Brilliant. Sometimes simple is better
What if you just set you foot on it and don't move your foot? At least the pellets wont hit you.
Shitty Mem's how about someone brings a brick or u just put ur foot a second up so the mechanism goes off and u instant put ur foot on it again?
Nikolaj Aleksandrovitj Romanov If you stand on the mine, it won't explode. Another comment with brick: It's not working, you have to be a Flash to do that :D
Here is what it will happen. A common misconception prevailed that the S-mine would not detonate until its victim stepped off the trigger. This fallacy was propagated by incorrect United States propaganda during World War II. The mine would detonate whether the trigger was released or not. Standing still or attempting to run from the S-mine would be equally dangerous. The most effective way to survive the mine's detonation would not be to flee but to fall to the ground lying face down as quickly as possible.
What if you set your foot on it and dont move your foot? You lost your leg and if you are lucky, the blast kills you instant
@@Toni112007 lying down wont help, you would still get hit by most of things
I think the "s" means
surprise ! madafakas ! XD
0:54 my heart skip a beat when he casually dig a landmine like that
Unbelievable. Cannot go to any comment section without hearing someone mention a goddamn video game. SMFH.
K.C. LeJeune I swear
Cod ww2
tony baca fuck
Outta here
Danny Danny why, why u so mean
german,nazi? decide.
Artur G. I hate to tell you, but most Nazis were German, but most Germans weren't Nazis
Hate to tell both of you but most germans were nazis back then. the rest that werent are a relatively small percentage. even if you werent one you still had to do all the stuff that the dictatorship required you to do back then or you were sent to a labor camp for treason. We germans learn this part of our history in school for the majority of history classes as not to repeat the same mistakes we did back then. It always pains me when people that have no clue about our history think this kind of bullshit.
Dudebro most Germans weren't Nazis, atleast from my Russian education
Artur G. You do know that the Nazis were German, right? XD
@@pyroparagon8945 at some point, every German was nazi when nazis weren't only German.
Just remember to press C as soon as you hear one go off.
Always loved using these online on *CoD 2:Big Red One*
Who else clicked on this cuz cod ww2?
Mace B I wondered if it was real.
yea its real the german engineers was inspired by cod so they made this
CoD WaW
Toine Wehrens of course it was cod wwii is mostly historically accurate
r/whoosh
Who here because of cod ww2?
toddysfc media Hey look! A 12yo!
Yagami Raïto so your insinuating everyone who playes cod is 12?
toddysfc media in your case yes. Bouncing betty appeared way before in CoD, WAW/BO1/MW3/BO2. So if you are older you should had play those games
Yagami Raïto I did play those games but I’m just saying this is in my recommended because of ww2
toddysfc media Ok. Tought it was because you had seen the betty in the game for the 1st time and tried to see what it looked like irl.
this show was... something else
Consider the fact that some unlucky soldier that had no idea what these things were or that they existed had to have been the first one to step on one and have it tear them to shreds.
COD ww2 anyone?😉
Pil0w- Csgo me 😂 I always use this thing
no wonder in England he's known ass rolls reus I use them in snd when I plant the bomb
Rip agent Dorneget.
0:28 omg thats me! :DDDD on my way to see my family for the first time in 6 years
Thumbs up for accurate short description, but fatty needs to have his collestherol checked.