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Is this worry about another Japanese invasion? Maybe you’re planning to fight the Gorn? Follow Kirk’s example and wrap more rope around the bamboo to reinforce it. ❤️ 🖖 - Roro
Congrats, Pea. You're doing a very good job. You're fearless. You show all the good stuff and the bad. Keep up the good work. May God bless you with a good man as strong and as smart as you. Your kababayan here in Vegas.
Same here! I've noticed in the variety of youtube videos featuring Filipinas that they're quite playful and impish in the right ways. Most women complain that "boys are boys". These women will help you make your cannon for pumpkin season.
is she single. i think she would make a great girlfriend for sure.. im just asking for a friend. as i have one of these hotties in my life all ready. but my friend wants one in his life..
If you think about it, the Filipina Pea is kinda like the most utterly fascinating, endearing, unparalleled, crazy and unexpectedly creative virtuoso TH-cam has ever seen. How can you not love this person?! Happy Belated Anniversary, Pea!
My Filipino dad made a cannon for us back in the 1960s by drilling a bore down a piece of 4" solid steel round stock with a drill press, 20mm bore diameter and about 12 inches deep. Every day after work, he'd drill down more and more. A charge of black powder and anything you could put down the bore, a fuse and BOOM. It was highly illegal but we had fun. He also made a blow gun with darts made out of nails to hunt squirrels like he used to hunt Monkeys in Bulacan. God, I miss him.
this was fun, always the way you explain things is also fun and interesting,iremember seeing kids in the philippines with small cannon,but i never see cannon this big,have an amazing ,fun at interesting day,God bless
You sure got your exercise in for this day 😊. Please be careful with the machete. Sending a big boom from USA to celebrate your anniversary. Nakakatawa ka at nakakaalam. Kapayapaan at mabuting kalusugan. Manatiling ligtas. Also, may I add: to all your viewers that in the USA we celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander month during this month (May) therefore I wish you all great happiness, health, and well-being.
I currently live in America 🇺🇸 but, I was born in the Caribbean. We have the same tradition of using bamboo to make noise while celebrating Christmas and New Years. We use the same method. As teenagers we had lots of fun with it. Seeing you do this takes me back to my teenage years. Thanks for sharing this🙏🏾
I am from Guyana and now 81. As a child, we also used calcium carbide to make noise. Bamboo only grew in the rural areas so, we punched a hole in the bottom of a tin can. Sealed the top after putting in the carbide with water, shook it up and put a match to the hole. Boom! More than one kid got hurt when the lid blew off. Thanks for the memories.
That was a Blast! You never fail to amaze me with your diversity in creating shows. I did not expect this. "Readers Don't Try This At Home" lol Happy Anniversary you work hard and deserve much success, Pea. Bless You, Have a Magical Day!
Love this. As an American, I approve of making homemade cannons. Definitely looks like so much fun. Growing up, we never used bamboo, since it wasn't available, but we did use large pvc pipes, and used various things like cheap hairspray or other flammable gases as the propellant. I hope to one day visit the Philippines again and make one of those bamboo cannons. Keep up the amazing content. Always love watching your videos.
Wow that was awesome - you guys have so much fun over there - no way we could get away with that in Oz - too many regulations - too much of a nanny country. What a hoot. You always give us something we do not expect. Happy 2nd Anniversary (my parents just celebrated their 50th so hopefully I will be around for your channels 50th as well). Keep up the great work. I have the biggest grin on my face from watching this - woohoo. God Bless.
The mother of all Filipino Bazookas .. got me. What a fun lady Pea is a real gem a hidden talent. Thanks for the hilarity Pea it sure breaks the monotony. Bushyboy Oz.
Only the amazing Pea would come up with a video like this! No wonder your channel is so successful!! Congrats on 2 years of making great videos Pea and you deserve all the success you have achieved!! You continue to be a BLAST!!!!!
Congratulations Pea! Two fantastic years! Yay! If you ever have kids I hope you have at least one boy - you will be the coolest Mom ever when you teach him how to make a cannon! :)
Just when you thought you'd seen it all? The Filipina Pea stuns me once again. 😲 Ironically, this May 1st was the anniversary of Dewey's Battle of Manila Bay. His flagship, Olympia is still here in Philadelphia today.
Congrats on 2 years! Back in the day when cans weren't cheap aluminum, we used to use them to make tennis ball cannons. Open both ends of 5, keep the church key hole on the 6th. Duct tape them together, punch a nail hole in the end, a bit of lighter fluid and boom! If you soaked the tennis ball in lighter fluid first, you had flaming ammunition!
Holy cow! You are tough. Make your own cannon and fire it with no safety gear or safety goggles!!! That is way tougher that I would ever expect. Pea you are wildcard crazy. Glad you are safe and you are the WOMAN !!!
Yes, Filipinos do like their noise. Wife moved in and noticed my cats never meowed. Explained to her we communicated silently. We knew what we each wanted by looks. It was a quiet house. Was......
During the war, American servicemen made something similar, called a "Korat Cannon" (named after Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base, where many of us flew out of), and would shoot either wads of paper or pieces of fruit. down the halls of the barracks, usually after consuming copious amounts of alcohol. Our "explosives" were typically lighter fluid.
Loved the video Pea. Congrats on the two year mark. My father spent 24 years in the Air Force (explosive ordnance disposal) I was making my own black powder at age 12, from scratch using sulphur, charcoal, and potassium nitrate. I was at least smart enough to let my friend keep the shoe box full of the powder at his house since my Dad would have grounded me until I was old enough to collect social security, if he had discovered what I was up too. I always laugh now, when I hear on the news that the police have discovered bomb making material after they search a house. My father said that you can look under anyone's kitchen sink, bathroom sink or garage and find supplies to make an improvised explosive device. My father didn't just deal with the chemical explosive components though. Weapons of Mass Destruction was a regular subject in the house as I was growing up, as he talked about biological, chemical and nuclear systems also. It was never boring in my house. Take care of yourself Pea.
I'm a pocessor of high explosives and deal with military grade HE ( high explosives). Dynamite that civilian company's use is nothing compared to what I work with. I was trained In IED Awareness and bomb detection in Fort Stewart Georgia which gave me the credentials I needed to pass the ATFE requirements.
congrats on 2 years. and your bamboo cannons are just like our potato guns we made here in the US for fun (granted they're illegal to have) but we still made them lol
That was cool too bad you didn’t show that one before I would’ve actually made a canon Two years already wow time flies when you’re having fun watching them Filipina Pea
I loved this video Pea! Hard to top a pretty Lady and explosives😄 This reminds me of potatoe guns we used to make as a kid. So much fun!! Happy Anniversary Filipina Pea🍻😄🇵🇭 You Rock!!
I love seeing you in short and a tank top. The cannons were cool too. I was an artillery man in the Marine Corps when I came in. A girl after my heart 😘😘😘
Great video Pea. Congratulations on 2 years of awesome content. Bamboo canons are also made in the Caribbean during festivals and Christmas. A lot of kids burnt their faces because of the back flame. I used a large tin can with a replaceable metal lid. A small hole was made at the bottom. I would put the stone of carbide and add water. Quickly close the lid and laid the can on its side. Flame to the hole and kaboom! Lid didn't go far since it hit the exterior walls of the yard. What great fun. 😊
LOL, this brings back childhood memories of potato guns. So glad to see some things are universal across cultures. I don't think I'll ever NOT love this kind of mischief.
Wow, Pea! That was very cool and amazing! This is a great video. It has it all: Filipino history, Filipino culture (talking about celebrations), big booms, bamboo (I've loved that stuff since I used to live in Hawaii, and we've got some here in Georgia, too), pretty scenery, and a beautiful lady. Thank you, Pea.
Kulas a TH-camr from Canada of Becoming Filipino did the bamboo canon video a few years ago. I believe he did the video during a New Year celebration. But the Pea did better coz she had 3 and showed how it was built.
The saying that time flies when you're having fun is really true. I didnt realized we've been together this long. Congratulations Miss Pea. Are we gonna see another " dare the pea" vid to commemorate?
@@TheFilipinaPea that is IMPOSSIBLE!! Watching your vids is a bright point in my day lol. Sometimes i even go wayyyy back and look at some of the first vids.
Happy Anniversary!! Unfortunate that the kerosene cannon split, the distance could have been in the range of the alcohol cannon. Enjoying your work and looking forward to many more anniversary's and truth bombs.🌹🍻👋🇨🇦
Don’t think that was kerosene as we know it. More like petrol which produces volatile vapours at normal temperatures. Kerosene does not do that until it is heated to 60 or 70 degrees C.
Ms Pea congratulations on two year anniversary...”BOOM “time flys when you’re having fun, always blowing my mind with your wealth of knowledge. Everybody likes a Big Bang… Sort of a universal thing lol .Nothing like making a big boom… Or blowing stuff up. Where is the charcoal, Sulphur, and diamonds. Blow up a Gorn.Lol cheers Looking forward to the next two years😎🇨🇦🖖
Cannons may be easy to make, but at least you don't have to worry about anyone carrying around a concealed weapon. Those were pretty awesome and I never realized how easy it was to make something like that. Thanks for another fun video Pea and congratulations on your second anniversary of making videos. I've been with you since almost the beginning and you've come so far. Love, peace and bamboo trees 😉.
Happy Anniversary ❤️ I recall from a man that almost became my father-in-law, a story about him using a bamboo cannon against the Japanese, when he was in the 42nd regiment Army of Free Negros 🇵🇭during WW2. But don’t forget the cannon’s debute on TV!! It was on StarTrek when Captain Kirk made one to take out the Gorn!!😱
When I was a kid, we put together multiple tin cans cutting off the tops (like the fiber tops), loaded up a tennis ball and used lighter fluid to fire 🔥 our cannons! So much fun!
When we were kids we made Polish cannons. Connected beer cans or tennis cans together We used tennis balls with some fuel on the ball. Yes flaming golf tennis ball in the air We weren’t the brightest kids in the neighborhood lol
I used to live in a house that had a little bamboo grove. When we trimmed the bamboo we'd cut it into the individual sections and let them dry out. Then throw them into the campfire. The air pressure would build up until the section burst and scared everyone.
Oh my goodness so awesome. As a military veteran you are a woman after my own heart. I wish I was 30 years younger and a 100 lbs lighter. Your content is so creative. Happy Second Anniversary!
I really enjoy watching your videos where you are at home making items learned from your childhood days. I grew up the same way making my own toys from pop shots, to zingy's and even parachutes for my little green army men using the end of the bread bags. Too many items to list here, but I LOVED my childhood days in the Caribbean . I enjoy seeing your transformation and you have come a long way but I miss seeing you in your natural surroundings enjoying the simple things in life. Please more throwback videos!
Surprising what can be achieved with a big chopper, coloured balls and some effort, hardly a concealed weapon though, Amazing to see just how straight and rigid they were and and watching you make them all shoot their load in just a few minutes was entertaining. Thank you.
Bill and Ted reference, nice. I have been with you on this channel from almost the beginning. Seeing how successful you have become makes me proud about myself, I can say, I knew the Pea since her first few videos. It was actually your ending video as the bar tender that got me to really notice, I thought, she is clever and cool.
Congrats on 2nd anniversary! Enjoyed this....very entertaining and informative on how to make a bamboo cannon 👍😉....thanks pea....stay safe ...God bless you always....🙏❤
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I Love when she says Ass 😅 its always funny and unexpected.
Wow thanks for reminding me of my childhood. We did that in Trinidad & Tobago. We call it ‘Bussing Bamboo’!!!!
No less than 3 gun salutes to celebrate HM Pea Ist !
Hip hip hip ! Hurrah 😄
Is this worry about another Japanese invasion? Maybe you’re planning to fight the Gorn? Follow Kirk’s example and wrap more rope around the bamboo to reinforce it. ❤️ 🖖 - Roro
Congrats, Pea. You're doing a very good job. You're fearless. You show all the good stuff and the bad. Keep up the good work. May God bless you with a good man as strong and as smart as you. Your kababayan here in Vegas.
If I wasn't in love with Pea before, I am now. Damn, a woman that can make a cannon!
The "whoop whoop" after she cut the bamboo down had me crackin'.🤣
Same here! I've noticed in the variety of youtube videos featuring Filipinas that they're quite playful and impish in the right ways. Most women complain that "boys are boys". These women will help you make your cannon for pumpkin season.
is she single. i think she would make a great girlfriend for sure.. im just asking for a friend. as i have one of these hotties in my life all ready. but my friend wants one in his life..
If you think about it, the Filipina Pea is kinda like the most utterly fascinating, endearing, unparalleled, crazy and unexpectedly creative virtuoso TH-cam has ever seen. How can you not love this person?! Happy Belated Anniversary, Pea!
My Filipino dad made a cannon for us back in the 1960s by drilling a bore down a piece of 4" solid steel round stock with a drill press, 20mm bore diameter and about 12 inches deep. Every day after work, he'd drill down more and more. A charge of black powder and anything you could put down the bore, a fuse and BOOM. It was highly illegal but we had fun. He also made a blow gun with darts made out of nails to hunt squirrels like he used to hunt Monkeys in Bulacan. God, I miss him.
this was fun, always the way you explain things is also fun and interesting,iremember seeing kids in the philippines with small cannon,but i never see cannon this big,have an amazing ,fun at interesting day,God bless
You sure got your exercise in for this day 😊. Please be careful with the machete. Sending a big boom from USA to celebrate your anniversary.
Nakakatawa ka at nakakaalam.
Kapayapaan at mabuting kalusugan.
Manatiling ligtas.
Also, may I add:
to all your viewers that in the USA we celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander month during this month (May) therefore I wish you all great happiness, health, and well-being.
Fun play !!
Who else but The Pea would think of such a celebration? Awesome! Absolutely awesome
I currently live in America 🇺🇸 but, I was born in the Caribbean. We have the same tradition of using bamboo to make noise while celebrating Christmas and New Years. We use the same method. As teenagers we had lots of fun with it. Seeing you do this takes me back to my teenage years. Thanks for sharing this🙏🏾
I am from Guyana and now 81. As a child, we also used calcium carbide to make noise. Bamboo only grew in the rural areas so, we punched a hole in the bottom of a tin can. Sealed the top after putting in the carbide with water, shook it up and put a match to the hole. Boom! More than one kid got hurt when the lid blew off. Thanks for the memories.
I did this as a child in Trinidad. We call it "bussing bamboo"😊
What a fun way to celebrate!!! This woman can always find ways to surprise us.
The behind the scene made me spill out the coffee. LoL! 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
That was a Blast! You never fail to amaze me with your diversity in creating shows. I did not expect this. "Readers Don't Try This At Home" lol Happy Anniversary you work hard and deserve much success, Pea. Bless You, Have a Magical Day!
The Girl I would like to be stuck on a deserted island with..
OMG 😳. Pea cut a tree down with a knife. I'm sooo in love at this point. 💕💕💕
Bamboo is not a tree, it is in fact a grass.
"Boom Juice" !!!🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣👍
Watching The Pea at work was the true blast !
Love this. As an American, I approve of making homemade cannons. Definitely looks like so much fun. Growing up, we never used bamboo, since it wasn't available, but we did use large pvc pipes, and used various things like cheap hairspray or other flammable gases as the propellant. I hope to one day visit the Philippines again and make one of those bamboo cannons. Keep up the amazing content. Always love watching your videos.
You can make a cannon, cook, are very articulate, and very very beautiful....just WOW!!!!!!
(but I snore) 😂
Wow that was awesome - you guys have so much fun over there - no way we could get away with that in Oz - too many regulations - too much of a nanny country. What a hoot. You always give us something we do not expect. Happy 2nd Anniversary (my parents just celebrated their 50th so hopefully I will be around for your channels 50th as well). Keep up the great work. I have the biggest grin on my face from watching this - woohoo. God Bless.
In the outback whose going to hear that?? lol
The mother of all Filipino Bazookas .. got me. What a fun lady Pea is a real gem a hidden talent. Thanks for the hilarity Pea it sure breaks the monotony. Bushyboy Oz.
LMAO!! I think I just fell in love! LOL Splitting a bamboo trunk along its full length? My kind of girl! You GO, girl!
I already knew how beautiful Pea is, she is also very strong. I don’t wanna make Pea angry when she’s holding that machete 😆
Only the amazing Pea would come up with a video like this! No wonder your channel is so successful!! Congrats on 2 years of making great videos Pea and you deserve all the success you have achieved!! You continue to be a BLAST!!!!!
Congratulations Pea! Two fantastic years! Yay!
If you ever have kids I hope you have at least one boy - you will be the coolest Mom ever when you teach him how to make a cannon! :)
He’s forbidden! 😂😂😂
@@TheFilipinaPea just teach your daughter if you teach a boy he will think it's a toy lol
not just for boys!
Congratulations on your second anniversary. You rock. I would have never guessed you were so wild and crazy fun.
Just when you thought you'd seen it all? The Filipina Pea stuns me once again. 😲 Ironically, this May 1st was the anniversary of Dewey's Battle of Manila Bay. His flagship, Olympia is still here in Philadelphia today.
Perfect timing 😂👍
"I'ma show you how" LOVE IT!
Congrats on 2 years! Back in the day when cans weren't cheap aluminum, we used to use them to make tennis ball cannons. Open both ends of 5, keep the church key hole on the 6th. Duct tape them together, punch a nail hole in the end, a bit of lighter fluid and boom! If you soaked the tennis ball in lighter fluid first, you had flaming ammunition!
I remember those days lol.
And if you swung it around a little after adding the lighter fluid it would atomize the fuel and really send a tennis ball out of sight
That would be awesome!!! 😂
Yeah. I remember doing that.
You could use Starter Fluid, but it was a little dangerous.
❤
Yes! We made those on the farm when I was a kid. But these bamboo cannons are so cool and the backdrop was so beautiful!
awesome... indeed, even better, in pure nature, your natural self... great cannons also...
Congratulations 🎊 on two years Ms Pea !! 👍🏻💯🇵🇭
Thanks Dave! You’ve been there from the very start ❤️
@@TheFilipinaPea So have I but I slept in today. Coffee time.
Holy cow! You are tough. Make your own cannon and fire it with no safety gear or safety goggles!!!
That is way tougher that I would ever expect.
Pea you are wildcard crazy.
Glad you are safe and you are the WOMAN !!!
I’m pretty crazy, yes 🤣🤣👍
Yes, Filipinos do like their noise. Wife moved in and noticed my cats never meowed. Explained to her we communicated silently. We knew what we each wanted by looks. It was a quiet house. Was......
Was …. it never stays that way 😂
Pea , climbing coconut trees, building shelters,
Now making cannons?
Over the top one of a kind. Whoop whoop lol
Thanks for sharing
Is there no end to your talents? Wow! Congrats on your channels anniversary! Keep it up! x
No … there is not … 😂😂😂
During the war, American servicemen made something similar, called a "Korat Cannon" (named after Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base, where many of us flew out of), and would shoot either wads of paper or pieces of fruit. down the halls of the barracks, usually after consuming copious amounts of alcohol. Our "explosives" were typically lighter fluid.
Congratulations on two years and I always enjoy watching you’re videos 😁
That makes me very happy to hear, Simon 👍❤️
Three Kabooms to the 2nd anniversary, congrats Pea. Thanks for the past two years, onwards to the next one.
Loved the video Pea. Congrats on the two year mark. My father spent 24 years in the Air Force (explosive ordnance disposal) I was making my own black powder at age 12, from scratch using sulphur, charcoal, and potassium nitrate. I was at least smart enough to let my friend keep the shoe box full of the powder at his house since my Dad would have grounded me until I was old enough to collect social security, if he had discovered what I was up too. I always laugh now, when I hear on the news that the police have discovered bomb making material after they search a house. My father said that you can look under anyone's kitchen sink, bathroom sink or garage and find supplies to make an improvised explosive device. My father didn't just deal with the chemical explosive components though. Weapons of Mass Destruction was a regular subject in the house as I was growing up, as he talked about biological, chemical and nuclear systems also. It was never boring in my house. Take care of yourself Pea.
I'm a pocessor of high explosives and deal with military grade HE ( high explosives). Dynamite that civilian company's use is nothing compared to what I work with. I was trained In IED Awareness and bomb detection in Fort Stewart Georgia which gave me the credentials I needed to pass the ATFE requirements.
ALL THE WAY IN. That is what she said :-)
congrats on 2 years. and your bamboo cannons are just like our potato guns we made here in the US for fun (granted they're illegal to have) but we still made them lol
I’ve learned to expect the unexpected from your videos but you really blew everyone away with this one.
That was cool too bad you didn’t show that one before I would’ve actually made a canon
Two years already wow time flies when you’re having fun watching them Filipina Pea
Well there’s still time, Clay!! 😊
"That's where we put the kaboom-juice."
Superb mastery of military terminology!
wow Pea, that's a big cannon you're sporting there. And the denim machete, mercenary look is awesome
That’s what she said 😂
@@TheFilipinaPea exactly!! And your comment "all the way in" I got it!!😜😜😜😜😜😘
@@TheFilipinaPea You put in to big a load
I was an Artillery Officer in the U.S. Army Before I retired.....so.....I LOVE THIS!!!!!
I loved this video Pea! Hard to top a pretty Lady and explosives😄 This reminds me of potatoe guns we used to make as a kid. So much fun!!
Happy Anniversary Filipina Pea🍻😄🇵🇭 You Rock!!
I’ve just learned about that potato gun - it seems like all you guys all them!
(we would never waste a potato - too expensive here) 😂
@@TheFilipinaPea 😄😄👍
I love seeing you in short and a tank top. The cannons were cool too. I was an artillery man in the Marine Corps when I came in. A girl after my heart 😘😘😘
Great video Pea. Congratulations on 2 years of awesome content. Bamboo canons are also made in the Caribbean during festivals and Christmas. A lot of kids burnt their faces because of the back flame. I used a large tin can with a replaceable metal lid. A small hole was made at the bottom. I would put the stone of carbide and add water. Quickly close the lid and laid the can on its side. Flame to the hole and kaboom! Lid didn't go far since it hit the exterior walls of the yard. What great fun. 😊
LOL, this brings back childhood memories of potato guns. So glad to see some things are universal across cultures. I don't think I'll ever NOT love this kind of mischief.
Wow, Pea!
That was very cool and amazing!
This is a great video.
It has it all: Filipino history, Filipino culture (talking about celebrations), big booms, bamboo (I've loved that stuff since I used to live in Hawaii, and we've got some here in Georgia, too), pretty scenery, and a beautiful lady.
Thank you, Pea.
Well thanks for that, Jim 👍😊❤️
If you keep producing videos like this one...you will sky rocket with subscribers!!! We Americans like having fun too!
Where are your headphones? Are your ears OK ? Happy Anniversary Pea ! This is AMAZING 😍 you don't get this type of entertainment ANYWHERE ON TH-cam!!!
Maybe there’s a reason for that 😂😂😂
Yes, im surprised this video wasn't banned by TH-cam 😅
@@clydekimsey7503 no you were not surprised.
Kulas a TH-camr from Canada of Becoming Filipino did the bamboo canon video a few years ago. I believe he did the video during a New Year celebration. But the Pea did better coz she had 3 and showed how it was built.
Pea, your a crazy lady..Your super cool, I cant believe you made a canon.. !! Awesome..
The saying that time flies when you're having fun is really true. I didnt realized we've been together this long. Congratulations Miss Pea. Are we gonna see another " dare the pea" vid to commemorate?
Thanks for sticking with me, Ron! The next DTP will either be at 150 or 200k - I don’t want to wear you out with ‘em 😂
@@TheFilipinaPea that is IMPOSSIBLE!! Watching your vids is a bright point in my day lol. Sometimes i even go wayyyy back and look at some of the first vids.
I want to build one when im back in the Philippines this is way too much fun
Thanks for watching this one! 👍😊
Happy Anniversary!!
Unfortunate that the kerosene cannon split, the distance could have been in the range of the alcohol cannon.
Enjoying your work and looking forward to many more anniversary's and truth bombs.🌹🍻👋🇨🇦
Don’t think that was kerosene as we know it. More like petrol which produces volatile vapours at normal temperatures. Kerosene does not do that until it is heated to 60 or 70 degrees C.
I believe it would be better to wire the whole cannon. Not just the bottom part!
@@borisj4054 That is a normal everyday temperature in the Philippines. Today, you could cook an egg on the ground here.
Ms Pea congratulations on two year anniversary...”BOOM “time flys when you’re having fun, always blowing my mind with your wealth of knowledge. Everybody likes a Big Bang… Sort of a universal thing lol .Nothing like making a big boom… Or blowing stuff up. Where is the charcoal, Sulphur, and diamonds. Blow up a Gorn.Lol cheers Looking forward to the next two years😎🇨🇦🖖
🙂 Happy to see you once again Pea looking amazing as always 😍
Happy as always that you’re here, Ian 👍😊
Love your videos. Doesn't matter what you do, you are amazing!
Cannons may be easy to make, but at least you don't have to worry about anyone carrying around a concealed weapon. Those were pretty awesome and I never realized how easy it was to make something like that. Thanks for another fun video Pea and congratulations on your second anniversary of making videos. I've been with you since almost the beginning and you've come so far. Love, peace and bamboo trees 😉.
You sure have, Jeremy!! ❤️❤️❤️
You never heard of Ghost Guns? Home made 45 automatics have a long history in Phils. Drive bye assassins on motorbikes too.
Happy Anniversary ❤️
I recall from a man that almost became my father-in-law, a story about him using a bamboo cannon against the Japanese, when he was in the 42nd regiment Army of Free Negros 🇵🇭during WW2.
But don’t forget the cannon’s debute on TV!! It was on StarTrek when Captain Kirk made one to take out the Gorn!!😱
Congrats on your anniversary and will be looking for bigger blasts from our Queen of the Philippines.
Ok. This is the coolest most useful channel on TH-cam. A cutie and a cannon. Sign me up, I’m in.
When I was a kid, we put together multiple tin cans cutting off the tops (like the fiber tops), loaded up a tennis ball and used lighter fluid to fire 🔥 our cannons! So much fun!
Sweet Pea and a bang or three, I am in heaven, congratulations on two years, and many more I hope x
When we were kids we made Polish cannons. Connected beer cans or tennis cans together We used tennis balls with some fuel on the ball. Yes flaming golf tennis ball in the air We weren’t the brightest kids in the neighborhood lol
OMG 😱 PEA… my goodness you consist amaze me… you are AWESOMELY FANTASTIC
I used to live in a house that had a little bamboo grove. When we trimmed the bamboo we'd cut it into the individual sections and let them dry out. Then throw them into the campfire. The air pressure would build up until the section burst and scared everyone.
Sort of like that episode of the original Star Trek where Captain Kirk fought the Lizard Guy!
Boomiddy boom boom. What a great blast o balls. Thanks, and Happy 2nd Pea Anniversary. ✨ 🚀 🎉
Oh my goodness so awesome. As a military veteran you are a woman after my own heart. I wish I was 30 years younger and a 100 lbs lighter. Your content is so creative. Happy Second Anniversary!
When lm having a bad day I just look at your to see that 1000watt smile and it changed my whole day around thank you for being you
It looks like a very pleasant place to go for a hike. If I go for a hike there, I will have to watch out for cannon balls. 🙃🙃
And I thought I was only watching to admire your hair. Very fun.
That was a funny video.
That was fun.
Great job Pea, we all need more lil sisterz like yourself…cheerz Daz
Lady
This is way more fun than a firecracker
Its Jungle Pea !
Her Mother always said that... "The Pea"...was a loose cannon...
Its.. ...."All The Way In Honey"...@ 3:27
You just surpassed all the other vloggers that just talk. You're not just talk. You're talk and action!
"All the way in." I enjoyed the double entendre. :)
you blew me away Ms. Pea. nothing quite like finally shooting the blue ball for sure. 💋💋👍💪🌹🌹🌹🤣🤣🤣🤣
Big congrats, Pea, on two amazing years and 127k subscribers! That was a really fun video. Thanks for this one!
I really enjoy watching your videos where you are at home making items learned from your childhood days. I grew up the same way making my own toys from pop shots, to zingy's and even parachutes for my little green army men using the end of the bread bags. Too many items to list here, but I LOVED my childhood days in the Caribbean . I enjoy seeing your transformation and you have come a long way but I miss seeing you in your natural surroundings enjoying the simple things in life. Please more throwback videos!
The Pea is full of good stuff.
Happy Anniversary on your channel sweetheart,And God bless u always baby.🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹💗💗💗
Surprising what can be achieved with a big chopper, coloured balls and some effort, hardly a concealed weapon though, Amazing to see just how straight and rigid they were and and watching you make them all shoot their load in just a few minutes was entertaining. Thank you.
grats on the 2 years Pea.
Yes definitely the three cannons awesome oh yeah Oo🇨🇿
Wow! Now THAT'S some serious bamboo. Never seen any quite that thick. Great video.
THIS WAS ONE OF YOUR BEST PEA!
Very informative. I LOVE HISTORY. DIDDYBOPER ♥️💝💕😇
Bill and Ted reference, nice. I have been with you on this channel from almost the beginning. Seeing how successful you have become makes me proud about myself, I can say, I knew the Pea since her first few videos. It was actually your ending video as the bar tender that got me to really notice, I thought, she is clever and cool.
Excellent Show !!
Again you showed Filipino ingenuity, my wife watch with me and told how they made bazookas when a kid. Keep on making your videos with the Pea flair
You were looking pretty cute out there in the woods 😘😘😘😘😘
When I was a kid we would use straight steel beer cans to launch Pringles potato chip cans.
Loved this! A Filipina who knows how to use a bolo and explosive materials!
A perfect combination 🤣👍
Wooowwww somebody knows how TO HAVE FUN !!! Salvi 🇪🇦
What a totally unique video channel, the Pea never disappoints.
Kabooom... happy anneversity
Loved this awesome video you are a beautiful gal if every philpina looked like you I would fly to the Philippines in a heart beat
Congrats on 2nd anniversary! Enjoyed this....very entertaining and informative on how to make a bamboo cannon 👍😉....thanks pea....stay safe ...God bless you always....🙏❤
Congratulations on 2 year anniversary 🤩🥰. You’re doing a great service for all your viewers.