Scientists Uncover Shocking Secret Behind Rocket Launcher’s Sudden 35% Power Surge

Scientists Uncover Shocking Secret Behind Rocket Launcher's Sudden 35% Power Surge

Ever wondered what really gives an action hero their edge – is it the over-the-top explosions, the casual stroll as chaos erupts behind them, or could it actually be the spiteful one-liner right before pulling the trigger? Here’s something to chew on: According to groundbreaking research out of Johns Hopkins, the sheer act of yelling “Suck on this!” before launching a rocket can supercharge its destruction by a whopping 35% . Mind blown? You’re not alone. I nearly spit out my coffee – and for anyone with a nemesis or a daydream of cinematic revenge, this changes everything. So next time you’re daydreaming about a Hollywood-style standoff, remember: words, as it turns out, just might be the most dangerous weapon of all . Curious just how far the power of a killer catchphrase can go? LEARN MORE

BALTIMORE—Calling the study’s findings “revolutionary” for anyone currently staring down a henchman or terrorist, a study from Johns Hopkins University published Thursday found that the explosive power of a rocket launcher increased by 35% when the person firing it shouted “Suck on this.” “According to our trials, squinting your eyes and dramatically stating, ‘Hey dickbreath, suck on this,’ produced a dramatic surge in overall ballistic capacity,” said the study’s lead author, Mark Prigge, noting that participants nearly doubled their inflicted damage when they slung an RPG onto their shoulder and uttered a phrase like “Sayonara, sucker” or “Say good night, asshole.” “Even when subjects unclipped a grenade, threw it at their targets, and told them to ‘catch’ or ‘think fast,’ we noted a marked increase in destructive capability. Overall, however, uttering ‘Suck on this,’ pulling the trigger, and slowly walking away as a mushroom cloud erupted in the background was by far the most effective method.” Prigge also noted that his team was working on a related study to prove the correlation between fighting strength and declaring an intention to open a can of whoop-ass.

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