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* [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Funny Moments]]: While reviewing the China Lake grenade launcher, he pauses while discussing its design to say that, yes, he knows exactly what most of his viewers are wondering, and no, you cannot [[RecklessGunUsage slam-fire the pump-action grenade launcher.]]
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** While reviewing the China Lake grenade launcher, he pauses while discussing its design to say that, yes, he knows exactly what most of his viewers are wondering, and no, you cannot [[RecklessGunUsage slam-fire the pump-action grenade launcher.]]]]
** In more than one Back-Up Gun match, Ian has used a barely functional pistol that isn't even able to complete the stage within the time limit, and he wasn't even in last place.
** While reviewing the China Lake grenade launcher, he pauses while discussing its design to say that, yes, he knows exactly what most of his viewers are wondering, and no, you cannot [[RecklessGunUsage slam-fire the pump-action grenade launcher.
** In more than one Back-Up Gun match, Ian has used a barely functional pistol that isn't even able to complete the stage within the time limit, and he wasn't even in last place.
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* BrokenBase: The canceled memoir of a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15 in the Azov Battalion, who was also found to frequently post far-right and neo-Nazi views. The fanbase was sharply divided between those who wanted it published for the information and those who found financially supporting the author morally unacceptable.
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* BrokenBase: The canceled memoir of a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15 in the Azov Battalion, who was who's also found to frequently post far-right and neo-Nazi views.a known neo-Nazi. The fanbase was sharply divided between those who wanted it published for the information and those who found financially supporting the author morally unacceptable.
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Nevermind, but the conflict bit was not apparent. Moving the informative bits to trivia instead.
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* BrokenBase: The canceled memoir of a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15 in the Azov Battalion, who was also found to frequently post far-right and neo-Nazi views. The fanbase was sharply divided between those who wanted it published for the information and those who found financially supporting the author morally unacceptable.
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Misuse. This doesn't actually explain a prolonged divide, and what it's about. It's just stating that this happened.
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* BrokenBase: Forgotten Weapons is associated with Headstamp Publishing, which publishes in-depth books about firearms history. In February 2022, they announced their latest book, a memoir by a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15 in the Azov Battalion. Unfortunately, the author was found to frequently post far right and neo-Nazi views. Ian insisted this book itself was non-political and his audience was sharply divided between those who wanted it published for the sake of the information and those who found financially supporting the author to be morally unacceptable. Ultimately the book was cancelled when the site used to run the funding campaign pulled out of the project and Headstamp decided not to find another funding site for it.
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* [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Funny Moments]]: While reviewing the China Lake grenade launcher, he pauses while discussing its design to say that, yes, he knows exactly what most of his viewers are wondering, and no, you cannot [[RecklessGunUsage slam-fire the pump-action grenade launcher.]]
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* [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Funny Moments]]: While reviewing the China Lake grenade launcher, he pauses while discussing its design to say that, yes, he knows exactly what most of his viewers are wondering, and no, you cannot [[RecklessGunUsage slam-fire the pump-action grenade launcher.]]]]
* MemeticMutation: "He's got me now... or does he?"[[labelnote:Explanation]][[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzEctvL0vrg A video]] discussing a DisarmDisassembleDestroy scene from Film/LethalWeapon4 has a short scene where Ian pulls off a similar maneuver using an old Czech pistol, using this line. It spawned a few memes, mostly pointing out the obvious problem Ian also mentioned in the original video -- that you're ''not'' pulling that maneouver faster than the attacker can pull the trigger.[[/labelnote]]
* MemeticMutation: "He's got me now... or does he?"[[labelnote:Explanation]][[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzEctvL0vrg A video]] discussing a DisarmDisassembleDestroy scene from Film/LethalWeapon4 has a short scene where Ian pulls off a similar maneuver using an old Czech pistol, using this line. It spawned a few memes, mostly pointing out the obvious problem Ian also mentioned in the original video -- that you're ''not'' pulling that maneouver faster than the attacker can pull the trigger.[[/labelnote]]
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* BrokenBase: Forgotten Weapons is associated with Headstamp Publishing, which publishes in-depth books about firearms history. In February 2022, they announced their latest book, a memoir by a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15 in the Azov Battalion. Unfortunately, author was found to frequently post far right and neo-Nazi views. Ian insisted this book itself was non-political and his audience was sharply divided between those who wanted it published for the sake of the information and those who found financially supporting the author to be morally unacceptable. Ultimately the book was cancelled when the site used to run the funding campaign pulled out of the project and Headstamp decided not to find another funding site for it.
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* BrokenBase: Forgotten Weapons is associated with Headstamp Publishing, which publishes in-depth books about firearms history. In February 2022, they announced their latest book, a memoir by a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15 in the Azov Battalion. Unfortunately, the author was found to frequently post far right and neo-Nazi views. Ian insisted this book itself was non-political and his audience was sharply divided between those who wanted it published for the sake of the information and those who found financially supporting the author to be morally unacceptable. Ultimately the book was cancelled when the site used to run the funding campaign pulled out of the project and Headstamp decided not to find another funding site for it.
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I guess that by now only chosen ones can view Azov as controversial.
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* BrokenBase: Forgotten Weapons is associated with Headstamp Publishing, which publishes in-depth books about firearms history. In February 2022, they announced their latest book, a memoir by a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15 in the Azov Battalion. Unfortunately the Azov Battalion is controversial and the Unfortunately, author was found to frequently post far right and neo-Nazi views, views. Ian insisted this book itself was non-political and his audience was sharply divided between those who wanted it published for the sake of the information and those who found financially supporting the author to be morally unacceptable. Ultimately the book was cancelled when the site used to run the funding campaign pulled out of the project and Headstamp decided not to find another funding site for it.
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** Comparisons to spider monkeys or other such animals are common in competition videos, as Ian is impressively agile. All the more so as he shoots left-handed and still manages to be quite handy with weapons that were definitely not made with ambidextrous ergonomics in mind.
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** Comparisons to spider monkeys or other such animals are common in competition videos, as Ian is impressively agile. All the more so as he shoots left-handed and still manages to be quite handy with weapons that were definitely not made with ambidextrous ergonomics in mind.mind.
* [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Funny Moments]]: While reviewing the China Lake grenade launcher, he pauses while discussing its design to say that, yes, he knows exactly what most of his viewers are wondering, and no, you cannot [[RecklessGunUsage slam-fire the pump-action grenade launcher.]]
* [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Funny Moments]]: While reviewing the China Lake grenade launcher, he pauses while discussing its design to say that, yes, he knows exactly what most of his viewers are wondering, and no, you cannot [[RecklessGunUsage slam-fire the pump-action grenade launcher.]]
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moving from trivia
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* BrokenBase: Forgotten Weapons is associated with Headstamp Publishing, which publishes in-depth books about firearms history. In February 2022, they announced their latest book, a memoir by a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15 in the Azov Battalion. Unfortunately the Azov Battalion is controversial and the author was found to frequently post far right and neo-Nazi views, Ian insisted this book itself was non-political and his audience was sharply divided between those who wanted it published for the sake of the information and those who found financially supporting the author to be morally unacceptable. Ultimately the book was cancelled when the site used to run the funding campaign pulled out of the project and Headstamp decided not to find another funding site for it.
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* BrokenBase: Forgotten Weapons is associated with Headstamp Publishing, which publishes in-depth books about firearms history. In February 2022, they announced their latest book, a memoir by a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15 in the Azov Battalion. Unfortunately the Azov Battalion is controversial and the author was found to frequently post far right and neo-Nazi views, Ian insisted this book itself was non-political and his audience was sharply divided between those who wanted it published for the sake of the information and those who found financially supporting the author to be morally unacceptable. Ultimately the book was cancelled when the site used to run the funding campaign pulled out of the project and Headstamp decided not to find another funding site for it.it.
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** He's called "Gun Jesus" by his fans, a comparison suggested by his long hair and beard. Qualifies as an AscendedMeme, with Ian having made videos dressed as "Gun Jesus" for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sI3x30iamHc Halloween 2015]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0qe45Z8wfk Christmas 2016]].
** Comparisons to spider monkeys or other such animals are common in competition videos, as Ian is impressively agile. All the more so as he shoots left-handed and still manages to be quite handy with weapons that were definitely not made with ambidextrous ergonomics in mind.
* FanNickname:
** He's called "Gun Jesus" by his fans, a comparison suggested by his long hair and beard. Qualifies as an AscendedMeme, with Ian having made videos dressed as "Gun Jesus" for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sI3x30iamHc Halloween 2015]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0qe45Z8wfk Christmas 2016]].
** Comparisons to spider monkeys or other such animals are common in competition videos, as Ian is impressively agile. All the more so as he shoots left-handed and still manages to be quite handy with weapons that were definitely not made with ambidextrous ergonomics in mind.
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* BrokenBase: Forgotten Weapons is associated with Headstamp Publishing, which publishes in-depth books about firearms history. In February 2022, they announced their latest book, a memoir by a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15 in the Azov Battalion. Unfortunately the Azov Battalion is controversial and the author was found to frequently post far right and neo-Nazi views, Ian insisted this book itself was non-political and his audience was sharply divided between those who wanted it published for the sake of the information and those who found financially supporting the author to be morally unacceptable. Ultimately the book was cancelled when the site used to run the funding campaign pulled out of the project and Headstamp decided not to find another funding sight.site for it.
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not opposed to that incident being mentioned somewhere but that doesn't seem to be the right trope. CRT is about factual knowledge a high school student should know.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Forgotten Weapons is associated with Headstamp Publishing, which publishes in-depth books about firearms history. In February 2022, they announced their latest book, a memoir by a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15. The sales pitch was that it was a book about modern combat that wasn't in the Middle East. Various internet commenters promptly said "Isn't the author a known neo-Nazi who fought with a unit accused of war crimes?," and the project was abruptly cancelled. Cue the video "[[https://youtu.be/Ymu5S6zbIvc Ian's Long Day: A Conclusion]]", in which Ian says that it had not occurred to anyone at Headstamp to check the background of their new author.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Forgotten Weapons is associated with Headstamp Publishing, which publishes in-depth books about firearms history. In February 2022, they announced their latest book, a memoir by a foreign volunteer who fought in Ukraine in 2014/15. The sales pitch was that it was a book about modern combat that wasn't in the Middle East. Various internet commenters promptly said "Isn't the author a known neo-Nazi who fought with a unit accused of war crimes?," and the project was abruptly cancelled. Cue the video "[[https://youtu.be/Ymu5S6zbIvc Ian's Long Day: A Conclusion]]", in which Ian says that it had not occurred to anyone at Headstamp to check the background of their new author.
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