06:24 Sidenote; Initially marketed as ChemGrass, the manufacturer renamed it AstroTurf after it was installed in the Astrodome in Houston (1966). Previously, clouds would develop inside the stadium due to the natural grass originally used on the field.
I got a waterbed in 1983. It had a wooden sunburst like headboard and baseboard. I liked it and had it for 20 years. There used to be stores in malls and strip malls called Waterbed Showcase, and they were very popular back then. Mine was waveless; waveless, semi-wave, and full wave mattresses were available. Full wave was like Peppermint Patty and Snoopy on the waterbed in Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown
I remember my dad had one growing up, i really liked it. It sucks you don't see them around anymore but at the same time i understand why tho. I remember the frame and headboard were oak colored which i thought looked nice.
“Clinomania is the excessive desire to stay in bed all day.” Just because it’s 1:50 p.m. and I’m typing this comment while on my mattress is no reason to feel targeted by that fact.
1987...waterbeds.....sooo glad that idea phased out! They sucked! They took up most of the bedroom, were impossible to properly change the sheets, and required way too much work if you wanted to take it with you when you moved. We left behind a whole lot of waterbeds! Literally, they were small ponds inside your bedroom.
I didn’t know North Koreans played basketball. But given that they do, I think their scoring system should be amended to have extra points awarded if the player shouts “Glory to Kim Jong-Un” if his feet are in the air in a jumpshot.
I once read a statistic (about 30 years ago) that the zip code next to the zip code I had grown up in was now the most diverse zip code in the U.S. in terms of the national origin of the the people there. This fascinated me because when I was growing up there it was an incredibly boring neighborhood where the the most interesting thing about it was there was a Lutheran school there and, as a Jew, Lutherans seemed a bit exotic to me. But in the intervening years New York, and especially Queens, has had such a huge influx of immigrants from all over the world that it is like a sort of international bazaar. I recently visited a Chinese friend who had moved to Flushing, Queens, which had previously been a very Archie Bunker sort of place, and if you dropped me in there blindfolded by parachute and then asked where I was I might guess I was in China. In any case, the neighborhood I am talking about is Elmhurst (11373) which is in Queens, which is in New York City. Probably most of those 800 languages are the native language of at least some of the people there. However, I have not been able to confirm this as a real true fact nor find out if that still remains true. Probably the Census Bureau has that information.
@@projektkobra2247 Thank you very much for submitting your resume! While your background and qualifications are impressive we do not, at the moment, have a job opening for (place title of job here): Brainless Moron However, we will keep your resume on file and if a position should open up we will be back in touch. Have a very nice day!!!
Please slow it down a bit, it was hard to actually hear some of the things that you were saying and I kept having to rewind. It was also a bit "info dump to the brain" due to so little time between each bit of info
Exactly how much less is the gravity at the Hudson lake or bay? While I’ve heard it can go between 35 to 49 percent less, my cousin keeps insisting that it only goes down by 1 percent and making it not worth the bother of visiting. Which is correct?
@@jamesdmack Eeek! That's not significant enough to make that place worth bothering with. Now, I know not to waste my time and money going there. Thanks for clarifying. Why would Adorian even feel the need to mention this? He should try to see if there is somewhere where the gravity drop is significant enough to make the place worth visiting, since most of us cannot go to the moon.
The "transfer" of 15,000 gb....Finally, an explanation of why men can't remember to take out the garbage or think and chew gum at the same time. I'll take it!!
I wish you’d use mellow music that doesn’t compete with your narration. It’s a mistake so many RUclipsrs make. When was the last time you were speaking with a friend, and asked them to hold on, while you played a soundtrack?
I am a bit shocked by the paper towels vs electric dryer statistics. I am happy to know now which choice to make but sometimes you don't get a choice and are forced to use the electric dryer. That sucks.
When I’m faced with that scenario, I always ALWAYS dry my hands on my shirt or butt of my pants or even just allow them to air dry. You could never be sure of what heinous (and ANUS) germs are being hot-air-balloon-ridden straight up onto YOU, that were left by previous dirty ding-a-lings. It literally gives me anxiety to be in a restroom facility wherein: Someone is actively using the High Powered Germ Disperser (I.e. the hand dryer) -or- - proactively flushing without first, placing DOWN the Toilet Lid; resulting in The Filth THAT IS “Toilet Blume….” (In my “Minds Eye” - I ALWAYS picture something like Okd Faithful [the famous geyser] erupting in Yellowstone Park, or Mount Saint Helens - blowing her lid…. Something along those lines; but in the Micro Form, and covering me as Her Merciless Victim. …. Sometimes Mother Nature is one helluva Bitch, am I right …?! (Lol totally spoken in my “Telling Dad Jokes to everyone at the bar, sitting there absolutely UNinterested, but I’m TrashCanned so I’m mistaking them for being “The Boys” and appropriately engaged.” Kinda voice - if you catch my drift here. Welp. It’s 630AM and my brain isn’t coded and programmed to rationally use the Commentary Section, on ANY Social Media Platform. So…. My apologies beforehand - for the gibberish.
I think I have clinomania, although it does vary when I actually have things to do. Often stay there until 04.00 am watching RUclips on my phone and then wake uo at 10 and do it all over again.
Bro now I CANT trust anything you say. 6:00 get real. Alexandria’s Genesis IS NOT FACTUAL. It would’ve taken very minimal research to reveal it, yet only a handful of brain cells to be skeptical enough to come to the conclusion (of it obviously NOT being a real thing) prior to verifying that it isn’t real. Damn. Now I have to take EVERYTHING you say with a grain of salt fml, I really believed in you dude !!!! Big time disappointed !!!
Extra fact: while many plane wrecks can be found in the ocean, not a single shipwreck has been found in the sky.
06:24 Sidenote;
Initially marketed as ChemGrass, the manufacturer renamed it AstroTurf after it was installed in the Astrodome in Houston (1966).
Previously, clouds would develop inside the stadium due to the natural grass originally used on the field.
I got a waterbed in 1983. It had a wooden sunburst like headboard and baseboard. I liked it and had it for 20 years. There used to be stores in malls and strip malls called Waterbed Showcase, and they were very popular back then. Mine was waveless; waveless, semi-wave, and full wave mattresses were available. Full wave was like Peppermint Patty and Snoopy on the waterbed in Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown
I remember my dad had one growing up, i really liked it. It sucks you don't see them around anymore but at the same time i understand why tho. I remember the frame and headboard were oak colored which i thought looked nice.
2:43 So I just need to ask my wife if I can transfer some data!🤣
I'm still laughing at the ejaculation and GB's fact. Puts "spewing data" to a whole new level.
“Clinomania is the excessive desire to stay in bed all day.” Just because it’s 1:50 p.m. and I’m typing this comment while on my mattress is no reason to feel targeted by that fact.
Why didn't they put the "E" in "South Butt"
South Butte would have been perfect
Yo Adorian, “aircrafts”, like “deers”, is NOT a word.
Yet there is a baseball team called the “Marlins,” which for the same reason is not a word.
What about “Dolphins”?
@@weldon9254 That one is correct.
1987...waterbeds.....sooo glad that idea phased out! They sucked! They took up most of the bedroom, were impossible to properly change the sheets, and required way too much work if you wanted to take it with you when you moved. We left behind a whole lot of waterbeds! Literally, they were small ponds inside your bedroom.
I didn’t know North Koreans played basketball. But given that they do, I think their scoring system should be amended to have extra points awarded if the player shouts “Glory to Kim Jong-Un” if his feet are in the air in a jumpshot.
Um obviously you are required to do that already and it’s unalive to you and three generations of your family if you don’t
Not that I emulate Kim Jong-Un, but if you could use those scoring rules for soccer, it might make it a bit more exciting.
So I should only weigh myself when I'm in the Hudson Bay. Got it! 😉
When the word gets around about its lower gravity, the high jumpers of the world will want to hold the Olympics there.
Yep
I once read a statistic (about 30 years ago) that the zip code next to the zip code I had grown up in was now the most diverse zip code in the U.S. in terms of the national origin of the the people there. This fascinated me because when I was growing up there it was an incredibly boring neighborhood where the the most interesting thing about it was there was a Lutheran school there and, as a Jew, Lutherans seemed a bit exotic to me.
But in the intervening years New York, and especially Queens, has had such a huge influx of immigrants from all over the world that it is like a sort of international bazaar.
I recently visited a Chinese friend who had moved to Flushing, Queens, which had previously been a very Archie Bunker sort of place, and if you dropped me in there blindfolded by parachute and then asked where I was I might guess I was in China.
In any case, the neighborhood I am talking about is Elmhurst (11373) which is in Queens, which is in New York City. Probably most of those 800 languages are the native language of at least some of the people there.
However, I have not been able to confirm this as a real true fact nor find out if that still remains true. Probably the Census Bureau has that information.
Diversity is not a strength.
@@projektkobra2247
Thank you very much for submitting your resume!
While your background and qualifications are impressive
we do not, at the moment, have a job opening for (place title of job here):
Brainless Moron
However, we will keep your resume on file and if a position should open up
we will be back in touch.
Have a very nice day!!!
Please slow it down a bit, it was hard to actually hear some of the things that you were saying and I kept having to rewind. It was also a bit "info dump to the brain" due to so little time between each bit of info
These videos are great.
I’ve met a person with purple eyes. It was trippy and beautiful
Exactly how much less is the gravity at the Hudson lake or bay? While I’ve heard it can go between 35 to 49 percent less, my cousin keeps insisting that it only goes down by 1 percent and making it not worth the bother of visiting. Which is correct?
From an online article: "In the Hudson Bay region, the average resident weighs about a tenth of an ounce less than they would weigh elsewhere."
@@jamesdmack Eeek! That's not significant enough to make that place worth bothering with. Now, I know not to waste my time and money going there. Thanks for clarifying. Why would Adorian even feel the need to mention this? He should try to see if there is somewhere where the gravity drop is significant enough to make the place worth visiting, since most of us cannot go to the moon.
Great info. Thanx!!!!
Didn’t know Luka Doncic knew so many facts!
The "transfer" of 15,000 gb....Finally, an explanation of why men can't remember to take out the garbage or think and chew gum at the same time. I'll take it!!
I wish you’d use mellow music that doesn’t compete with your narration. It’s a mistake so many RUclipsrs make. When was the last time you were speaking with a friend, and asked them to hold on, while you played a soundtrack?
My mum always taught me that "clean and wet is better than dirty and dry" and i guess she was right 😁
Extra fact: I just took a dump that was mostly farts.
I am a bit shocked by the paper towels vs electric dryer statistics. I am happy to know now which choice to make but sometimes you don't get a choice and are forced to use the electric dryer. That sucks.
When I’m faced with that scenario, I always ALWAYS dry my hands on my shirt or butt of my pants or even just allow them to air dry. You could never be sure of what heinous (and ANUS) germs are being hot-air-balloon-ridden straight up onto YOU, that were left by previous dirty ding-a-lings.
It literally gives me anxiety to be in a restroom facility wherein:
Someone is actively using the High Powered Germ Disperser (I.e. the hand dryer)
-or-
- proactively flushing without first, placing DOWN the Toilet Lid; resulting in The Filth THAT IS “Toilet Blume….” (In my “Minds Eye” - I ALWAYS picture something like Okd Faithful [the famous geyser] erupting in Yellowstone Park, or Mount Saint Helens - blowing her lid…. Something along those lines; but in the Micro Form, and covering me as Her Merciless Victim.
…. Sometimes Mother Nature is one helluva Bitch, am I right …?! (Lol totally spoken in my “Telling Dad Jokes to everyone at the bar, sitting there absolutely UNinterested, but I’m TrashCanned so I’m mistaking them for being “The Boys” and appropriately engaged.” Kinda voice - if you catch my drift here.
Welp. It’s 630AM and my brain isn’t coded and programmed to rationally use the Commentary Section, on ANY Social Media Platform. So…. My apologies beforehand - for the gibberish.
I think I have clinomania, although it does vary when I actually have things to do. Often stay there until 04.00 am watching RUclips on my phone and then wake uo at 10 and do it all over again.
2:02 I’m pretty sure “YEE-O-LER-EED” means “yellow red”. Red yellow? C’mon man!
What is a "fear of dealing with your cellphone?"
I love your videos but you gotta fact check more carefully.
I disagree about the planes having good hepa filters , changing , cleaning them makes them effective not just having them.
I think you mean Lake MacDonald in Glacier National Park. Flathead Lake is not as pristine as MacDonald.
Feeling a bit called out by the Wikipedia page for clinophilia ngl
Alexandria's Genesis isn't a real thing
AGREED
15000 gigabytes of the same data.
Wait so the squirrel from ice age movies was real?
Man in the youngest in my family does that mean I’m screwed?
Yep
😂
The first fact about flags isn’t exactly true. Even snopes talks about it.
It's Ann Makosinski, not Ann Mackosinski.
The plural of aircraft is aircraft. Not aircrafts.
Fact # white spots on fingernails are from all the white lies you've told! ----courtesy of my mom lol
Right
Bro now I CANT trust anything you say.
6:00 get real. Alexandria’s Genesis IS NOT FACTUAL. It would’ve taken very minimal research to reveal it, yet only a handful of brain cells to be skeptical enough to come to the conclusion (of it obviously NOT being a real thing) prior to verifying that it isn’t real.
Damn.
Now I have to take EVERYTHING you say with a grain of salt fml, I really believed in you dude !!!!
Big time disappointed !!!
We all just found out we have clinomania lol
#SaveBangladeshiStudents 😢
“Event boundary” is just clean-up terminology for a short attention span and failing to keep on task, something everyone has/does from time to time
first comment
You must be very proud.
Yeah the pledge of allegiance "fact" isn't a fact .
show your sources
Alexandria's Genesis isn't a real thing