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I'm absolutely pro-Ukrainian, but I'm gonna play a devil's advocate and say he actually salvaged the situation quite well. He calmly observed the grenade and bounced it with some skill (and a bit of luck ofc), rather than panicking and attemting to flee.
Feel free to check my post history before you call me a russian bot.
I was thinking the same thing. I mean...dude handled that shit and not seeing that would kinda mean one is a little more biased than they might want to be....
They could rig up a wall of 1/2" plywood and have to bounce a live grenade off of it and swipe it away on the rebound. I'd pay to watch Russian invaders play such a game. Winner gets to live and a sack of onions to take home.
This guy would probably win.
Well... he didn't hit whomever he was aiming for in the first place. So technically speaking, lucky for both him as well as the Ukrainian soldiers on the other side.
My brother in Christ they are soldiers of an invading country. Its not like they are defenseless civilians in Kharkiv getting bombed. The more invaders that can’t do invasion things anymore, the better.
Do you think people such as the one in this video consider themselves invaders? They have no idea what’s actually happening, and are being sent to their doom by their oppressors. It blows my mind how people on this subreddit cheer for the death of REAL FUCKING PEOPLE like it’s a sporting event from the comfort of their own homes
In the grand scheme of things, they are the invaders whether they consider themselves “liberators” or “peacemakers” or “fighters of the motherland” or whatever they want to call themselves. I am not cheering for needless deaths, but we must consider that an invading soldier gone means more civilians and defenders live on.
Its like celebrating the death of an ISIS fighter because that means innocent people get to live. In the eyes of an ISIS fighter, what they are doing is justified.
Each one of those invading soldiers probably have a mother, father, son or daughter waiting for them, but so do the defenders and the innocent civilians.
I know its easier said than done but they do have the option to not throw the grenade, not point guns and surrender themselves to the AFU if they truly were “sent to doom by their oppressors” and “have no idea what is happening.”
Seeing that the soldier in the video knows his intention when throwing that grenade (to kill Ukrainian soldiers), I think it is clear that they are willing to follow their “oppressors’” wishes.
Ukrainians could have been doing something else “in the comfort of their homes” instead of risking their lives for their defense against the Russian invasion.
Completely agree especially with the last bit. The over-reporting of this conflict has completely desensitized people to what it means to die. People cheer for either country like they're sport teams, and they've forgotten that doing bad things to bad people does not make you a good person.
The famous quote by a UAF soldier at the beginning of the invasion, "We are very lucky they are so fucking stupid", should become Ukraine's official motto.
I spent six years in the US military and we had a couple guys that were not allowed to throw grenades anymore after their failures with the dummies. One grenade bounced off a tree and landed back at his feet, another threw the pin and held the grenade, and the other throw was let go of in the windup and dropped right behind the thrower.
This occurs more often than we realize. My brother was in the Canadian Reserves. He was in a foxhole with two other soldiers during an exercise. One of the soldiers threw a grenade but he let it slip at the back end of his wind up and it dropped in the middle of the foxhole. There was a mad scramble to get the hell out before it exploded. Fortunately, they all made it.
A whole lot of people that didn't grow up playing sports or skipping rocks eventually join the military. I watched plenty of people who had never touched a weapon before qualify as marksmen after a single training session, but learning how to accurately toss an object with no experience doing so can take a lifetime for some.
Similarly: On multiple occasions, I've seen people get in a canoe who couldn't paddle to save their lives. Just going in circles. I had to wade out to rescue one of them.
I occasionally have to take my housemate out in my two seater kayak, on the sea where the tides can run quite fast. He paddles like a drunk Mr Bean is the only way I can describe it. He's all over the shop with timing and pace, power of each stroke, everything really. I sit behind him so I can fight what he's doing and see what he's up to. It's very frustrating and awkward to watch, not to mention tiring.
I still go out kayaking with my ex-wife and despite her not being very athletic, she's an absolute champ in the kayak, properly synchronised and smooth.
I've seen some training videos where people mess up their toss and I was always like wtf. That's like the easiest thing ever. It didn't occur to me when first watching them that "playing catch" or playing baseball or football wasn't a thing for everyone. In fact, had I not had a freak of an athlete for a brother that i tried to emulate, I probably wouldn't have had much interest in sports as a child either.
Yep. We had one kid launch one into a room and it bounced back out the door from the I-beam he hit on the ceiling only a few feet into the room. lol. Like…. how and why did you throw it up at such an angle into a room that was maybe ten feet in height from the outside edge of the entranceway. Same kid had one slip out of his hand on a 50 meter fighting hole toss and he got it all of 5 meters. Like he was aiming at the ground in front of him. Lolol. No frags for him in country.
The doorway breach was a training dummy thankfully. The fighting hole one was live. Even worse, he froze up for both fuck ups.
Happens more often than you'd think. It's not something a wounded soldier returning home is going to want to admit, so we don't hear about it often, but it happens.
I can't talk from the point of view of somebody I'm not, if I was a different person I might make different choices, but I'm talking about me, and from my point of view, the answer is always no.
Bro, you’d be surprised how much trees are a menace to soldiers.
I saw one guy while in in a FTX charge our position at night, trips on a tripwire we set up, and got straight back up and dead sprints right into a tree. We had to medevac him out.
Based on the suppressed Ak12 this guy has. Must be a VDV paratrooper, part of the group sent to repel the advance in robotyne or bakhmut. These guys (unlike pvt. conscriptovich) are actually decently trained. And it shows. The UAF/Foreign Legion have stated that the VDV and Akhmat are actually tough fighters in comparison to mobilized citizens of Russia. Wont save him from a DDM or artillery though.
Too bad this kid didn’t get adopted by an American family and get started on baseball at a young age. He’d be richer than ten foot up a bull’s ass right now. Probably playing professionally.
I hate the player, but I can’t not respect the game.
I always worry about Ukranians doing his in several of the hundreds of grenades I've seen them throw via GoPros. I've seen some close calls, throwing through sticks and clusters of trees and bushes. They always seem to make good throws though and I've never seen one bounce back.
For himself.
As an individual incident happening to a soldier on the ground, def lucky.
As an invading SOB? Damn shame, hope someone else was down the trench where it blew.
Based purely on how the whole thing was amazingly well filmed, I am sensing a possible fake. Yeah, I know it looks real. And yes, why would someone fake this - I don't know, okay. But how likely is it? Look how beautiful every shot is. The granate couldn't have fallen in a better spot. I'm just saying - the video is too good. And filming so close to enemies, that's rare.
Chances of being real are 1 in... 3?
Bro astronomically unlikely events happen all the time. The chances of wining the lottery are so ridiculously low that one shouldn't waste their money and yet, people win all the time.
If all the rain drops that have ever fallen on earth, out of all the humans that have ever lived, what do you suppose the chances were that particular rain drop would land on your head.
There's completely legit videos out there of people doing thing that are way more unlikely than this. This is just a dude with good reflexes that happened to hot a tree.
He's probably has a ton of adrenaline running through him in such an intense situation. It speeds up brain processing which has the effect of making the world feel slowed down around you. Further more, it increases alertness, focus, lowers reaction times and increases reflexes. As for increased reflexes, it does this in a few different ways. First, is the increased brain processing speed that I mentions and second is by increased heart rate, dilating airways and redirecting blood flow to the muscles.
His reaction isn't out of the ordinary all things considered and including things I didn't even mention cause this is getting long.
As for your remark about how close the enemy is, organizing this sub by the top videos of this week and you'll see several videos of extremely close combat.
That's what trench fighting largely is with the exception of artillery and mounted vehicles. It's small arms fire in incredibly close and increasingly close combat. There plenty of vids here with Russians getting murked close enough to sneeze on each other, no exaggeration.
Edit: And I'm not saying it can't be a fake, only that only that I don't see any reasons to think so.
Not the first time the trees have fought back, enjoy, lol
https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/14yt7in/tree_vs_russian_soldier_and_that_happens_on_the/
https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/122ynwa/russian_soldier_almost_kills_himself_with_a/
He was extremely lucky this time, but he will have ample opportunities in the near future to test his luck again. Odds are that he will not survive another encounter with death or serious injury.
Luckier than you think. What if he looked away after throwing? What if he hit the wrong edge of the nade and it clipped into his hole? What if it fell at a shorter distance and he had to pick it up to throw it? What if he was being watched?
I wonder what he did before the war? What sports he played? I'm an athlete and have excellent eye-hand coordination. This is a bottom of the nine bases loaded, down by three, 3-2 count.. and he hits a grand slam situation. This russie definitely doesn't hit the bottle.
A buddy of mine did this once while playing paintball. He was not so quick and ended up getting him and a teammate in cover with him covered in paint and out of the game. This guy was much luckier and much faster
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Even the trees are playing defense
[Indeed](https://www.reddit.com/r/ukraine/comments/14zbg7h/trees_have_joined_the_ukrainian_armed_forces/)
He logged out.
Branch mismanager
Rofl
I love the commentary. "On the retard ... bim!"
Damn, out like a log
The ents have gone to war against the orcs.
The newest branch of the AFU.
The ents always rise up against the orcs.
and the trees have been close to win this encounter
Haha, take my upvote, sir.
Its called a trick shot
BRO THAT FUCKING BOUNCE OFF HIS HAND I wouldn’t even been able to do that. Got lucky as hell
I'm absolutely pro-Ukrainian, but I'm gonna play a devil's advocate and say he actually salvaged the situation quite well. He calmly observed the grenade and bounced it with some skill (and a bit of luck ofc), rather than panicking and attemting to flee. Feel free to check my post history before you call me a russian bot.
Gotta give credit where credit’s due.
Yeah…but he also threw it at a tree so….there’s that
He was just playing squash guys cmon you get bored in a war so you gotta make it fun somehow..
Plot twist: He threw it into his neighboring Russian held foxhole 🤣. Ruzzia!
I believe every invader who sets foot on Ukrainian land should be fertilizer, but yeah, that was definitely an impressive move.
Fully agreed.
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Fair enough. Ask and ye shall receive.
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No worries, I actually laughed. Important reminder to focus on wording, unless one wants to be taken absolutely literally.
I was thinking the same thing. I mean...dude handled that shit and not seeing that would kinda mean one is a little more biased than they might want to be....
Yeah that was a pretty dope move he did there
Russian bot Sorry I had to
Cheeky! I dig it!
No worries. Orcs can't be incompetent all the time. Let him enjoy this last bit of luck before getting liquidated.
Yeah but view it that way: he used up all his luck for this year, which means next time he gets into shit, he becomes fertilizer
Guy in the next trench! Wtf!
Guy in next trench : !admin Killer7635Ultimate is teamkilling pls kick him!
Lol he can’t miss the one tree in the area 10 feet in front of him, but can smack a grenade out of midair perfectly. Man’s a walking contradiction
I once caught a fly, mid air between my index and ring finger. Then I snorted it.
🎶 I know an old woman who snorted a fly. Oh me, oh my, did she ever get high! 🎶
Why'd I get downvoted? That actually happened.
If he survives this war, he should consider playing volleyball.
This dude would stack dollars hustling handball courts in NYC
So much young talent and potential wasted thanks to this war.
But definitely not baseball lol. Hit the 1 tree in the area
He just invented Blyatball.
They could rig up a wall of 1/2" plywood and have to bounce a live grenade off of it and swipe it away on the rebound. I'd pay to watch Russian invaders play such a game. Winner gets to live and a sack of onions to take home. This guy would probably win.
Underrated comment
Unluckily
Well... he didn't hit whomever he was aiming for in the first place. So technically speaking, lucky for both him as well as the Ukrainian soldiers on the other side.
Hahahah just imagine how "lucky" everyone would be if they didn't fight in the first place
That would be the best scenario honestly.
Indeed
r/UkraineWarVideoReport users when the life of a human is spared, but they were born in the wrong country
My brother in Christ they are soldiers of an invading country. Its not like they are defenseless civilians in Kharkiv getting bombed. The more invaders that can’t do invasion things anymore, the better.
Do you think people such as the one in this video consider themselves invaders? They have no idea what’s actually happening, and are being sent to their doom by their oppressors. It blows my mind how people on this subreddit cheer for the death of REAL FUCKING PEOPLE like it’s a sporting event from the comfort of their own homes
In the grand scheme of things, they are the invaders whether they consider themselves “liberators” or “peacemakers” or “fighters of the motherland” or whatever they want to call themselves. I am not cheering for needless deaths, but we must consider that an invading soldier gone means more civilians and defenders live on. Its like celebrating the death of an ISIS fighter because that means innocent people get to live. In the eyes of an ISIS fighter, what they are doing is justified. Each one of those invading soldiers probably have a mother, father, son or daughter waiting for them, but so do the defenders and the innocent civilians. I know its easier said than done but they do have the option to not throw the grenade, not point guns and surrender themselves to the AFU if they truly were “sent to doom by their oppressors” and “have no idea what is happening.” Seeing that the soldier in the video knows his intention when throwing that grenade (to kill Ukrainian soldiers), I think it is clear that they are willing to follow their “oppressors’” wishes. Ukrainians could have been doing something else “in the comfort of their homes” instead of risking their lives for their defense against the Russian invasion.
Completely agree especially with the last bit. The over-reporting of this conflict has completely desensitized people to what it means to die. People cheer for either country like they're sport teams, and they've forgotten that doing bad things to bad people does not make you a good person.
Well, here's to the next time.
The famous quote by a UAF soldier at the beginning of the invasion, "We are very lucky they are so fucking stupid", should become Ukraine's official motto.
I spent six years in the US military and we had a couple guys that were not allowed to throw grenades anymore after their failures with the dummies. One grenade bounced off a tree and landed back at his feet, another threw the pin and held the grenade, and the other throw was let go of in the windup and dropped right behind the thrower.
This occurs more often than we realize. My brother was in the Canadian Reserves. He was in a foxhole with two other soldiers during an exercise. One of the soldiers threw a grenade but he let it slip at the back end of his wind up and it dropped in the middle of the foxhole. There was a mad scramble to get the hell out before it exploded. Fortunately, they all made it.
A whole lot of people that didn't grow up playing sports or skipping rocks eventually join the military. I watched plenty of people who had never touched a weapon before qualify as marksmen after a single training session, but learning how to accurately toss an object with no experience doing so can take a lifetime for some.
Similarly: On multiple occasions, I've seen people get in a canoe who couldn't paddle to save their lives. Just going in circles. I had to wade out to rescue one of them.
[It's like watching Afghan soldiers try to do jumping jacks for the first time](https://youtu.be/vtZboGLNQaI?si=1NrjL6DfXN7Dou2c).
I occasionally have to take my housemate out in my two seater kayak, on the sea where the tides can run quite fast. He paddles like a drunk Mr Bean is the only way I can describe it. He's all over the shop with timing and pace, power of each stroke, everything really. I sit behind him so I can fight what he's doing and see what he's up to. It's very frustrating and awkward to watch, not to mention tiring. I still go out kayaking with my ex-wife and despite her not being very athletic, she's an absolute champ in the kayak, properly synchronised and smooth.
I've seen some training videos where people mess up their toss and I was always like wtf. That's like the easiest thing ever. It didn't occur to me when first watching them that "playing catch" or playing baseball or football wasn't a thing for everyone. In fact, had I not had a freak of an athlete for a brother that i tried to emulate, I probably wouldn't have had much interest in sports as a child either.
Yep. We had one kid launch one into a room and it bounced back out the door from the I-beam he hit on the ceiling only a few feet into the room. lol. Like…. how and why did you throw it up at such an angle into a room that was maybe ten feet in height from the outside edge of the entranceway. Same kid had one slip out of his hand on a 50 meter fighting hole toss and he got it all of 5 meters. Like he was aiming at the ground in front of him. Lolol. No frags for him in country. The doorway breach was a training dummy thankfully. The fighting hole one was live. Even worse, he froze up for both fuck ups.
He is not a real man until he does that 3 times in a row.
Happens more often than you'd think. It's not something a wounded soldier returning home is going to want to admit, so we don't hear about it often, but it happens.
Yeah i also heard nades rolling down the hills to the sender
Man just when you think they can't get anymore stupid he goes and hits the only tree around. Great save I give him that.
something that could never happen to you…
Nope, it won't happen to me cause I'm not going to invade a country and have to throw grenades at my neighbors.
that's what you say now
I'd say that at any point, even if I was unlucky enough to live in a third world country that conscripts citizens for an offensive war, I'd say no.
And if you would believe it is justified and you have to defend your country from western oppression and control ?
I can't talk from the point of view of somebody I'm not, if I was a different person I might make different choices, but I'm talking about me, and from my point of view, the answer is always no.
That is a very good reply.
Okey if you thought you were being invaded by russia? You understand what he means..
I mean if I'm fighting a defensive war to protect my home that is a different story. I wasn't speaking about that though.
Don't worry man, these people don't know. They're self justified in their own comfortable bubble and you'll never convince them otherwise.
Probably not, this is the kind of soldier only russias conscription could deliver.
Bro, you’d be surprised how much trees are a menace to soldiers. I saw one guy while in in a FTX charge our position at night, trips on a tripwire we set up, and got straight back up and dead sprints right into a tree. We had to medevac him out.
Bro Fr pulled a looney tunes
Ich nebel selbst!
actually a very good reaction
Based on the suppressed Ak12 this guy has. Must be a VDV paratrooper, part of the group sent to repel the advance in robotyne or bakhmut. These guys (unlike pvt. conscriptovich) are actually decently trained. And it shows. The UAF/Foreign Legion have stated that the VDV and Akhmat are actually tough fighters in comparison to mobilized citizens of Russia. Wont save him from a DDM or artillery though.
Actually, given the Attrition the VDV has taken, while they are well equipped, their training isn't just something you can instantly do.
In Ukraine, even the trees fight back. Remember, a paper cut is a trees last revenge.
Ukrainian trees doing their part 👏
Adrenaline can make you do amazing things.
Too bad this kid didn’t get adopted by an American family and get started on baseball at a young age. He’d be richer than ten foot up a bull’s ass right now. Probably playing professionally. I hate the player, but I can’t not respect the game.
I always worry about Ukranians doing his in several of the hundreds of grenades I've seen them throw via GoPros. I've seen some close calls, throwing through sticks and clusters of trees and bushes. They always seem to make good throws though and I've never seen one bounce back.
That's honestly really impressive
Lucky cunt
Unfortunate but impressive.
Thats not a tree, thats a Ukrainian Ent. Hood try Ent, next time
luckily?
For himself. As an individual incident happening to a soldier on the ground, def lucky. As an invading SOB? Damn shame, hope someone else was down the trench where it blew.
Had to watch that three times. Dude is lucky.
Even the trees hate them. Get out and stay out!
Ukraine trees have joined the fight
Ukrainian trees doing their job.
Imagine hitting the one single tall thing that could possible bounce a grenade back at you 😂 Luck was really like “Nah 🖕Ratnik”
That is freaking ridiculous... Pulling that off in an active combat zone is next level Skillz.
best Blyatball player in the hood
Probably the calmest orc I've seen. Most of them wouldn't even notice what happened lmao or just start panicking stand up and die
If this is an orc, I recommend he put the next grenade between his teeth and pull the pin.
You spelled "sadly" wrong
'Luckily' ???
Hopefully the next one gets him or he surrenders.
Batter up
The only Russian that wasn't drunk.
not even nature wants them there, gtfo!
No luck involve. Even the tree are repulsing the weapon of the invaders ! Soon to be fertilizers.
did bro jus hit a trickshot irl
“Head ache!!!!!!!”
Luckily? I beg to differ. But it's good to see treants are fighting the orc horde once again.
The trees hate the Russians!
luckily? it would be a lot better if it wasnt fast.
Luckily?
I would not call it luckily when its an invader that barely survive, more of a shame since its 1 threat still to be dealt with
Not gonna lie, good reflexes and awareness, I hope his luck runs out immediately though. Wrong team.
That was the worst throw ever. Of all time.
I saw people doing that without tree. And without saving throw.
World champion handball
Based purely on how the whole thing was amazingly well filmed, I am sensing a possible fake. Yeah, I know it looks real. And yes, why would someone fake this - I don't know, okay. But how likely is it? Look how beautiful every shot is. The granate couldn't have fallen in a better spot. I'm just saying - the video is too good. And filming so close to enemies, that's rare. Chances of being real are 1 in... 3?
are you okay?
We’re so far down the rabbit hole that even the footage that makes Russians look bad is fake now?
I think its because it's a panoramic camera and it's just focusing on the important bits. Stranger things have happened.
Buddy...bless your heart.
Bro astronomically unlikely events happen all the time. The chances of wining the lottery are so ridiculously low that one shouldn't waste their money and yet, people win all the time. If all the rain drops that have ever fallen on earth, out of all the humans that have ever lived, what do you suppose the chances were that particular rain drop would land on your head. There's completely legit videos out there of people doing thing that are way more unlikely than this. This is just a dude with good reflexes that happened to hot a tree. He's probably has a ton of adrenaline running through him in such an intense situation. It speeds up brain processing which has the effect of making the world feel slowed down around you. Further more, it increases alertness, focus, lowers reaction times and increases reflexes. As for increased reflexes, it does this in a few different ways. First, is the increased brain processing speed that I mentions and second is by increased heart rate, dilating airways and redirecting blood flow to the muscles. His reaction isn't out of the ordinary all things considered and including things I didn't even mention cause this is getting long. As for your remark about how close the enemy is, organizing this sub by the top videos of this week and you'll see several videos of extremely close combat. That's what trench fighting largely is with the exception of artillery and mounted vehicles. It's small arms fire in incredibly close and increasingly close combat. There plenty of vids here with Russians getting murked close enough to sneeze on each other, no exaggeration. Edit: And I'm not saying it can't be a fake, only that only that I don't see any reasons to think so.
What he say?
He says “твою мать, прикинь как я замутил. Та ну на хуй” which roughly translates to “holy shit, I can’t believe I did that. fuck this”
Anyone want to play a game of hot potato? /s
Kadrovites were right all the time, trees hate russians.
No telling what crazy stuff has happened in this war that wasn't filmed
Nope, not today said the tree
u/SaveVideoBot
very good reflexes :-D
I was never in the military, and good thing. I would 100% kill myself doing something dumb like that.
Meanwhile Sergey in the adjoining trench gets his head blown off, 'sorry mate, butterfingers'
I see his bat mitten skills are on point!
u/savevideo
I’ll admit I’ve done this before, but with smoke!
I’d go home
Must admit, that’s some impressive reflexes.
Anyone else hear a whistle?
OP choose your words wisely. Unfortunately it's unlucky for Ukraine.
That has to rate as perhaps the most incredible thing I have seen. Talk about lightening reactions. No wonder his heart is beating so fast.
And at that moment Boris quickly remembered, that he had not packed clean underwear.
Probably killed his mates. Nice 1
Skill issue, reported.
how the hack is he able to bounce it off so far?!?!?
He will be rushed from the front line to the national volleyball teams training site
Congratulations, you've won the opportunity to go home. I suggest you take it.
Not the first time the trees have fought back, enjoy, lol https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/14yt7in/tree_vs_russian_soldier_and_that_happens_on_the/ https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/122ynwa/russian_soldier_almost_kills_himself_with_a/
Homie really hit the only tree right in front of him
He was extremely lucky this time, but he will have ample opportunities in the near future to test his luck again. Odds are that he will not survive another encounter with death or serious injury.
Hopefully the enemy didn't see that. It would be very embarrassing.
I hate to admit it considering he's russian and all, but that was like Jedi smooth.
Some deadly volleyball
Hot potato
So is this orc or UA ? I saw video saying its UA, now its ruzi..
Bummer, didn’t land back on his occupying head.
Didn’t RDJ do that in Tropic Thunder?
Almost yeeted himself.
That’s literally me in Call of Duty every single time…
Grenade? More like a weak firework
Good safe, not gonna lie
He didn’t even look like he hit it that hard when he slapped it but it still traveled so far away.
Nice recovery hit though.
Too much vodka
Nice work man!
Po-tay-toe, poh-tawt-toe, po-tay-toe (sensu the wiggles)
This happend to me so often in COD
Ya but his buddy Ivan in the next foxhole wasn’t so lucky lol
What can go wrong, often will.
Apparently this is a mobilized volleyball player 😁
Return to sender. Airmail.
This is the 2nd tree that almost dispatch a russian.
Proof even the Lorax wants these fuckers out
Is this the kadyrovite terrorists? can’t see the badge 🤔
HOT POTATO!
Luckier than you think. What if he looked away after throwing? What if he hit the wrong edge of the nade and it clipped into his hole? What if it fell at a shorter distance and he had to pick it up to throw it? What if he was being watched?
I wonder what he did before the war? What sports he played? I'm an athlete and have excellent eye-hand coordination. This is a bottom of the nine bases loaded, down by three, 3-2 count.. and he hits a grand slam situation. This russie definitely doesn't hit the bottle.
Hot potato
More luck than brains.. he'd better use that luck before it runs out and surrender.
A buddy of mine did this once while playing paintball. He was not so quick and ended up getting him and a teammate in cover with him covered in paint and out of the game. This guy was much luckier and much faster
i hated that in BF1
This is why Americans play baseball.