At least it's only the things directly in front of the rocket that are destroyed? How does this change if it's an enclosed space behind the glass, say the inside of a vehicle. My thought is that there wouldn't be space for the energy to dissipate safely.

In that Mark Bowden book about Black Hawk Down, one of the Delta force guys suggested they leave the back doors of the APC open incase they were hit inside by an RPG. The idea being that they would need somewhere to explode out.

What do our resident experts think? (can anyone translate the subtitles?)

*wtf *asia Part 2

Adding video to channels (Asia, Wtf) - requested by Zifnab.

Um... maybe the mannequin would survive, but he wouldn't be happy, nor would he have working eyes, nose, throat, or ears.

I think half of the mannequin's head was blown off along with his arm.

You know in all the Japanese shows I've seen I'm starting to become convinced they must be having a nation a pandemic of people with short term memory problems. Either replaying things 20 times, or in some cases using 10 minutes of a 30 minute show to remind you of what happened in last weeks show.

3 minutes long, 3-5 seconds of anything interesting.

Why do people who post stuff with japanese people/text in it always post 5-10 minutes, with about 10 seconds of actual relevant content?

PLEASE stop doing it?? It's the absolute bane of my life. The only people who want to watch japanese people speaking and doing nothing are cosplay japanophiles who call themselves "something-san" and do smilies like this: -_- and -.- They also talk exclusively about any low-quality japanese cartoon, the manga stuff that they seem to crap out a constant diarrhetic stream of. They must literally visit the toilet and come out with a script written in brown on a piece of toilet paper. No one likes those people apart from each other. That's why they get dressed up and go to manga conventions - where about 5 women go (with about 500 men) and 3 of them are fat.

I can't begrudge them the replays. That was, after all, a rocket launcher.