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The majority of the eighteen pieces in Borjesson's book are about hard-working > - Between them, the authors of the incendiary new book Into the Buzzsaw, out this month from Prometheus, have won nearly ... to the ideals of their profession, who stumble into the buzzsaw and have their careers and reputations eviscerated. - flatrock.org.nz/.
Short: Destroy your own career by allowing your reputation, professional standing etc to be destroyed by overstepping the mark in your actions and failing to take proper account of a danger that you were well aware of.
"Buzzsaw may not be a common term in Japan. It's typically a saw with a large diameter open and dangerous blade (400mm would be small, 600mm common, 1000 mm not unknown). These are used in timber yards and for log and firewood cutting, usually by experienced users. The blades are often "open" with no guards or partial guards. Death is usually half a metre or less away from the user at all times. "Stumbling into a buzzsaw" in real life would be a catastrophic life changing or fatal experience. It's not what you are there to do (of course) BUT it's a constant danger to be aware of.
Transferring this as a metaphor into journalism or most areas of life "stumbling into the buzzsaw of xxx" would be to have your carreer or life destroyed by failing to take due account of the risks to your profession or reputation posed by xxx - often in the heat of the moment, perhaps when excessively enthusiastic and keen to get a news scoop, publish a story, take a top photo etc.
Orson Welles made the classic film "Citizen Kane" - a thinly veiled semi-fictional biography of billionaire Randolph Hearst . As a result Hearst hounded Wells for the rest of his career and caused him many problems.
The buzzsaw is not exclusive to those two planes, however. The Boeing 777 and Airbus A330 have buzzsaw effects that can be heard, and even smaller aircraft like the 717, 737, and A320 have noticeable buzzsaw sounds, as does the Boeing 757 shown here. Even newer, quieter aircraft like the Boeing 787 and Airbus A350 and A380 have audible buzzsaw noises on takeoff.
The Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet is a Skibidi Toilet with the body of a Large Cameraman, unlike the other Skibidi Mutants which had the body of a Large Speakerman. He debuted at the end of Episode 62, decapitating the POV-Cameraman. He is unique in the way that he is the only Skibidi Toilet to have a buzzsaw as a mutant/hybrid appendage instead of a regular right hand.
In addition, the right hand of the Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet has been replaced by a Buzzsaw. This buzzsaw is possibly modeled after Starscream's buzzsaw. This is very likely, considering that DaFuq!?Boom! is a Transformers Fan, judging by his old videos.
The actual toilet is located in replacement of the Large Cameraman's neck, and at the top of the torso. There, the head is located in replacement of the Large Cameraman's head. He appears to have amber eyes, as seen in Episode 66 leaks. Similar to Berserker Mutant Skibidi Toilet, his toilet bowl is also dark gray, implying him to be more durable than any normal mutants.
The Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet utilizes his Buzzsaw in order to do massive amounts of damage to Alliance members. The Buzzsaw itself is an average size, but can easily saw through solid matter. The right hand of the mutant may have been surgically removed to use this Buzzsaw. Alternatively, he may have lost his original right hand in an off-screen battle. It is unknown how well the Buzzsaw does against larger or more powerful enemies, but one could imagine that he could do well against some of them. The Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet also possesses Jetpacks that is not only for him to take Flight, but also massively enhance his speed and mobility.
The Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet has several defensive capabilities that he can use to his advantage. Firstly, he wears a pair of Headphones over his ears. This was presumably originally used to negate the Soundwaves by the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech in Episode 62. However, this mutant may also utilize the headphones to combat the soundwave used instead by the Speaker Strider or Large Speakermen. Finally, he also possesses Sunglasses which makes him immune to the TV Men's light effects. He can also cover his eyes by using the Buzzsaw.
These headphones have been with him since his debut. He uses them to protect himself from enemies with Soundwaves attacks, although also to avoid attacks from his allies, like the Chief Scientist Mech.
The Jetpacks he obtained between Episodes 62 and 66. It is an equipment allow him to gain greater mobility in combat and shown to be incredibly effective when used with his agility to outspeed and catch enemies off guard.
Like all of the other mutants seen within the series so far, this mutant has been incredibly aggressive to Alliance members. In Episode 66, he was seen sadistically killing a Green Suited Large Cameraman without hesitation or regret. Afterwards, he looked sadistically at the POV-Cameraman, clearly wanting to saw him apart, even after being stopped by the Large TV Man, he still looked at the POV-Cameraman, smirking, determined for revenge.
Notably, he was grabbing hold of the POV-Cameraman in Episode 62, ending the episode. This may signify that the Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet likes toying with his victims before eventually killing them.
In this Episode, the Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet appeared near the end, flying with his Jetpacks. He grabbed a Green Suited Large Cameraman by the neck and subsequently decapitated him with his Buzzsaw. In response, the Large TV Man used his blinding light to stun him. In a swift move, the Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet covered his face by using his Buzzsaw and put on Sunglasses to protect his eyes.
His appearance is the same as his earlier version. However, he now has a laser cannon mounted onto his buzzsaw arm, and what seems to be two Katanas crossed on the back of his Jetpacks. He is now also equipped with shoulder armors and an armor plate, which fixes the two above swords on his back, for greater defense. The difference of him from normal mutants is that he no longer has a Flusher behind his toilet bowl.
Since his last appearance in Episode 66, returned with upgrades, the fighting capabilities of Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet is now incredibly high. Along with his infamous Buzzsaw, the mutant also comes equipped with a high-power laser cannon attached to his right arm which can terminate most of Alliance members in a single shot. He also has two Katanas on his back, just like Speakerwoman, but in larger versions, to kill enemies more easily and quickly. The wide arsenal of weapons, both ranged and melee, along with immense physical powers and exceptional skills make him a completed elite character in general combat.
More than other Skibidi Toilets, he has both sunglasses and headphones to perfectly protect him from sound and light-based attacks. If his sunglasses suddenly broke, he has the option to utilize his Buzzsaw hand as a shield against those above attacks. He could possibly utilize his Katanas to defend himself by blocking projectiles, similar to how Titan TV Man used his energy blade to block the rockets that were launched by the Duplex Airstrike Skibidi Toilets in Episode 68.
This weapon was the replacement of his right hand since his last appearance and still retains; there's not much to say. It remains one of his primary weapons, with which he saws and eliminates his enemies.
The Katanas are located at the back of his jetpacks. So far, the Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet hasn't used them yet. Due to that, people would need to wait for future Skibidi Toilet Episodes. However, it's unlikely they have anything special.
He's retained Jetpack since his first version, although this one seems to be upgraded to have slightly larger size and more powerful propulsion. Same as before, he uses it to fly and thereby attack enemies in the air or escape from them as well as for unexpected ambush purposes.
He's retained these sunglasses since his first version; they help him avoid attacks from the TV Men, the Death Screen, Blinding Lights, or Hypnotic Screen. However, the downside is that being Sunglasses, they're easy to destroy.
Unlike other mutants, who are totally aggressive to Alliance members, the Upgraded Buzzsaw Mutant Skibidi Toilet has a more calm and confident demeanor, but also incredibly cold-blooded as well as atrocious. He brutally killed a Medic Cameraman without any hesitation even though he is incapable of fighting and threw him to the ground no difference from a scrap heap. He is also shown to be quite reticent, and didn't react at all to G-Toilet's compliments for him, but he also acts unhinged sometimes.
Select Buzzsaw as your source system, connect by inserting your services URL, Username and Password. (Please note: Services URL is determined according to site name [Site Name] or -webdav.buzzsaw.com/[Site Name])
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I've been enjoying the RR engines in the 767. However I noticed a large number of bugs. First of all, the sound cuts in and out repeatedly. The buzzsaw sound also comes in too early, at 1.2 epr. In real life it doesn't start till around 1.5. Finally, (This is more a general criticism of all the engines) the engines are far too loud at high altitudes. At higher altitudes the engine sound should fade away
Frankly the entire sound system on this aircraft is utterly pathetic. There is no volume or sound adjustment for distance. for example you hear one constant sound watching the plane from the tower while landing or taking off. Compare that the the FLYJSIM B727, and the difference immersive sound is so glaringly stark. For me it ruins the whole experience. And those inside cabin tinted windows are plain awful too.
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