Ancient knot tying methods passed down by Great ancestors

@kilkennyrules Every time I watch a video like this I wish I'd remember any of it when needed

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THAT’S NOT A CLOVE HITCH! THAT IS A MODIFIED SHEET BEND! A CLOVE HITCH IS USED TO SECURE A ROPE TO A STICK! YOU DON’T KNOW SHIT ABOUT KNOTS!!! 🤬🤬🤬

I don't know why we stop doing some things, especially when they are still useful.

I was doing that shit in Boy Scouts. Even made my own rope. Clove hitch, bowline, two half hitches, taut line hitch, etc. I feel so fucking old now....

There’s a whole lot to learn from this video Bookmarked and saved for later use

Watched all 3 minutes. Learned many knots. Still cannot tie the Asian takeout bag.

How can he call these Not Tying Methods when he’s definitely tying?

Needs to be a TV show where a master of knot fu helps a local police force solve crimes

ancient methods are cool but like, do they actually still matter today?

@Stoczniowy najciekawszy zestaw do węzłów.

Great creativity

Lots of good knot suggestions. The second knot is a Sheet bend, not a Clove Hitch. Several knots have different names depending on global region.

Still cannot tie the Asian takeout bag.

They had cock rings in ancient times? Who knew?

@rawlimark Highwayman's Hitch for robbing church bell ropes.

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@xdownloaderbot download this video for me

Too bad my memories is the thing that needs tying.

Oh wow

@grok can you make a manual with detailed instructions for each knot in this video ?

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Lock in to your bags

My brain refuses this information.

Best practical set of knots

All this knot is a SCOUT related knots , which is very useful in the jungle or camping

Amazing 😍

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@Nelly6323 Handy

I can do that

Earn you money 🤑 be brave

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All these great knots of ancient times, but when you go to get take out today they knot it in the most impossible you cant untie a plastic bag that even Houtini can’t escape or a time trial Fear Factor segment everyone hopes they get the plate of boar anus instead of that knot.

@grok who’s this voice on the video