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9th May '13 4:30:41 PM KantonKage

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12th Apr '13 8:46:53 PM Gatordragon24

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That's not what Crazy Awesome means. It means someone who does awesome things because they are insane.

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3rd Apr '13 7:13:11 AM MacronNotes

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9th Mar '13 5:13:55 PM thatother1dude

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Since he's using bombs made with a superpower, that's Having A Blast.

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24th Feb '13 12:30:26 PM nombretomado

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7th Feb '13 7:10:57 PM MAI742

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7th Feb '13 7:09:33 PM MAI742

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[[folder:Real Life]]
* Averted in the Grenadier regiments of 18th-century European Warfare. Grenadiers had to be the biggest, brawniest, and ''most disciplined'' of an army's troops. Usually tall farmboys, they had to have the strength and force of will to stay in a neat line and march, in-step, to within twenty yards of the enemy (the effective range of a musket being 80 yards). The survivors would then throw 'very' temperamental lumps of gunpowder and iron the size of their own fists (or bigger) at them, and fire their muskets before charging, screaming wildly to channel their fear, into the probably-mostly-dead-and-dying enemy with their bayonets fixed to try and stab them to death. On the plus side, the fact grenadier units tended to have a higher turnover (mortality) rate than other units meant that most armies could afford to pay their grenadiers more than their other soldiers (dead men don't get paid), in addition to giving then extra-fancy uniforms and [[NiceHat very nice hats]].

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[[folder:Real Life]]
* Averted in the Grenadier regiments of 18th-century European Warfare. Grenadiers had to be the biggest, brawniest, and ''most disciplined'' of an army's troops. Usually tall farmboys, they had to have the strength and force of will to stay in a neat line and march, in-step, to within twenty yards of the enemy (the effective range of a musket being 80 yards). The survivors would then throw 'very' temperamental lumps of gunpowder and iron the size of their own fists (or bigger) at them, and fire their muskets before charging, screaming wildly to channel their fear, into the probably-mostly-dead-and-dying enemy with their bayonets fixed to try and stab them to death. On the plus side, the fact grenadier units tended to have a higher turnover (mortality) rate than other units meant that most armies could afford to pay their grenadiers more than their other soldiers (dead men don't get paid), in addition to giving then extra-fancy uniforms and [[NiceHat very nice hats]].

7th Feb '13 7:08:21 PM MAI742

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7th Feb '13 7:07:09 PM MAI742

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7th Feb '13 7:06:48 PM MAI742

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