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Smoke Sessions: Volume XXIII

🕑 Added 2023-03-07 00:45:00 +0000 UTC

Comments

Jack

These are better than the episode. I wish you guys filmed this and put it on a locked yt or vimeo. It wouldn't get taken down.

Brett Thornell

Damn the Shaman Almost sperged about Scott Adams 🤣🤣🤣

JessethePeon

What else would I listen to at 5am when I rip a dab

Derek Young

I'd be indifferent. He has to have hearing issues. From dad meat to stoner dadz he is constantly screwing the audio or not fixing it.

patron of the farts

this music stressed me the fuck out for some reason

Fabio Bullwop

I would like the music not as loud too, but I'd also like for danny to not kill himself

Nick

Hiroshima and Nagasaki got a little of the spooky invisible fire, which adds a layer of creepiness and inconvenience, but they actually got off pretty easy compared to Tokyo (and every other place on Earth that got fire-bombed during that war, like Dresden). We set the atmosphere alight and Tokyo was very nearly *completely* burned down by a storm of fire tornadoes the bombers unleashed. If you printed out aftermath pictures of Hiroshima and Tokyo and asked 100 random people which one was which, I wouldn't be surprised if your entire sample group got it wrong. Radioactivity and the damage inflicted on your DNA is also highly exaggerated and largely misunderstood. No three-eyed babies in Japan, that Hills Have Eyes shit isn't real. Picture three concentric rings around the point of "impact" (was actually triggered at a certain altitude above the ground). In the first, instant death. In the second, varying levels of short-lived but extreme suffering, depending on how far away they were and what stood between them and the flash. The third, minor injuries and cancer later in life, mostly because everyone who could walk tried to go into the burning rubble to help. TL;DR- Those two little (relative to what is possible today) nukes are far from the most fucked up thing that any group of people has ever done to another. At the end of the day, the real damage was mostly psychological.