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Piper Rockelle And Capri Handcuffed Stream (Part 2)

[itzurgurlmyaa.]

he probably didn’t mean to laugh, he just was in shock that she got hurt

EDIT: OMGGGG THANK YOU GUYS FOR THE LIKES !!!!

[Knuckleheads-]

Cause he laughed... its natural to have weird reactions immediatley. When babies fall if the parent doesnt freak out and show too much concern they usually dont cry..

[soso_burnthair]

Why r ppl trying soo hard to ruin their relationship like be fr

[elsie-mann]

He laughed cause he thought he caught the water bottle.

[NalahaBeavers]

I would laugh to still ask if she was ok😂❤

[JaleneJoner-oj]

bro i don’t wanna hear nothing, i’d be more concerned if he didn’t laugh 💀

[tyler-jx]

why this guy deadass hating for zero reason😭 he had no bad intentions and it’s an normal reaction..come on now

[AMK-AML]

The comment on the side saying where the baby at😂😂😂

[aubs]

nah the way they said HUNTER is crazy!

[vecifyy]

Anyway here mid how a sticky bomb AND grenade works:

A grenade works by a combination of a safety mechanism, a fuse, and an explosive charge that, when initiated, causes the grenade's casing to rupture and disperse fragments or create a shockwave, depending on the grenade's design.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Safety Mechanism:
Grenades have a safety mechanism, typically a pin and lever, that prevents the fuse from being activated until the pin is removed and the lever is released.
Fuse:
The fuse is a device that delays the detonation of the explosive charge for a predetermined time after the safety mechanism is disengaged.
Explosive Charge:
The explosive charge, often a high-explosive material, is contained within the grenade casing. When the fuse is activated, the charge detonates, causing the casing to rupture and disperse fragments or create a shockwave.
Types of Grenades:
Fragmentation Grenades: Designed to rupture and disperse fragments (shards and splinters) as fast-flying projectiles.
High-Explosive Grenades: Primarily designed to create a shockwave, rather than relying on fragments for their effect.
Smoke/Gas Grenades: Release chemical aerosols for screening or incapacitating purposes.
Incendiary Grenades: Designed to ignite and spread fire.
Modern Grenades:
Modern grenades often incorporate a pre-formed fragmentation matrix inside the grenade, which may be spherical, cuboid, wire, or notched wire to ensure a consistent fragmentation pattern.
Sticky grenades, also known as sticky bombs or S.T. grenades, were British anti-tank hand grenades developed during World War II, designed to stick to enemy vehicles and explode, and were nitroglycerin-filled glass spheres coated with a sticky adhesive.
Here's a more detailed look at sticky grenades:
Design and Function:
The sticky grenade consisted of a glass sphere filled with nitroglycerin, covered with a fabric and coated with a sticky substance (like bird lime) to prevent accidental sticking.
A thin steel case went on the outside, held in place by a spring, which was removed before throwing.
When thrown, the grenade would stick to the target, and a lever would snap back into place, releasing the striker and igniting the fuse.
Purpose:
These grenades were developed as an ad hoc anti-tank weapon when Britain lacked effective anti-tank weapons to counter German armored vehicles.
Historical Context:
The sticky bomb was a British hand grenade designed and produced during the Second World War.
The Germans developed a special non-magnetic coating on their tanks to prevent magnetic grenades from attaching, so the Allies in response just made explosives super sticky.
How they work:
The sticky grenade has a sticky chemical adhesive on the exterior.
A pin is pulled just like a normal grenade, and once it's thrown the lever is freed which arms the explosive.
In Video Games
Sticky grenades are a common weapon in various video games, such as Call of Duty, Destiny, and Terraria.
In these games, they are often used for their ability to stick to enemies or surfaces, allowing for more precise targeting and damage.

[BeyCircus]

He was in shock that she got hurt 😅
It's like hitting ur funny bone it hurts but it's funny 😊

[jbkelly]

After all the footage I've seen of Capri, I think he is kind of a bad person. He doesn't treat Piper very kindly and Piper deserves someone better after all the trauma she's been through. Also, Capri's mom was very rude to Piper.

[Auric-mdvw]

She dont look angry, but I think she was expecting an apology

[KaitlynGonzalez-heew]

bro i think he was just laughing at the fact that he didnt catch it and he didnt mean for that to happen he genuinely cares for her

[Niyahhh.Niyahhh]

Capri was js in shock, and a normal reaction is to laugh then check.

[briellashelly]

well as someone you truly care about, you wouldn’t go straight into protective mode. you’d obviously laugh first. like what if your bsf tripped and fall. you laugh first, then ask if their okay. after laughing :)

[ReighlyTorres]

That's how we know he loved her lol❤

[Hessofineeeee]

I would laugh if I was piper but I would have been on the floor crying laughing if I was capri it’s a normal reaction

[MaddoxFrembgen-kovr]

It’s just like human instinct to laugh when sum like that happens

[Cherry-hello]

She laughed it out too and he did too it’s a normal thing I would to❤