I am super impressed with your channel. Nicely done! They’re always interesting. Well done. They’re never too long or too short or anything. No obnoxious background music. You just rock it dude.
~~Crazy is they needed to make a law so people couldn't. One in several we have mostly for those who lack/have no common sense. Insane would be reserved for individual state&county laws, OK? Especially, when 90% (Being nice) of them aren't simply to prevent but were put into place at the time so someone would stop doing it? ~~Can't recall the state likely overpowered by one I heard just recently first time&perfect example. LAW/ORDINANCE "Illegal to have a relationship of a sexual nature with a Chicken."
In Kenya some yrs back it was made illegal to smoke outside.. u can only smoke inside..some hotels have different smoking areas...in public places in the city there's small smoking rooms..
Well, if my dad's 1959 Oldsmobile had seat belts, it would have made it harder for me to scramble out of the way of Aunt Earlene's glowing red hot cigarette embers that flew into the backseat and burned us kids. I was envious of my friends whose parents drove station wagons. I loved riding in the back of those, no seats OR belts, so we could roll down the back window and make faces at other drivers, and get our heads and arms caught when the windows were rolled back up. Good Times!🤪
@@LazyIRanch I remember station wagons, and being in the back during some kind of thing where a bunch of kids were picked up to go to a play. No seatbelts anywhere. I also remember when it was perfectly legal to let a bunch of people (including kids) sit in the back of a truck (though they didn't like us sitting on the wheel well, because sometimes people fell out or got thrown out if they sat there). And there were also running boards on trucks at one point.
I am SO happy on behalf of all kids in the world that there are so many laws in place now to ensure they have a happy and healthy childhood. What astounds me though, is that, considering how gruesome and non-caring the past was to kids, some adult had to be the first to see that something was wrong and that kids deserved better, and then put these laws in place. Someone had to care in the first place to make these changes, and they are heroes.
@@AR-tu1vn Nah in most cases I just think the world hated kids. There's a reason we had the saying "kids should be seen, not heard". And the fact that kids had absolutely no say in every day family life, whereas now kids are essentially the centerpoint of any family.
I still have a set of Jarts in the original box. Those lawn darts are illegal to sell, or even own now. I could be arrested for just having them! They were a very stupid idea for a toy, and children were maimed and killed, as anyone with half a brain could have predicted.
A neighbor around 80 years old told me about "mom's little pills" when he was in college in the early 1960s. It was made to be a diet pill, but kids, especially college-aged, figured out they were a form of amphetamine. So they were standard when pulling an all-nighter. He didn't say if he had to snag them from his own mom, if a friend's mom had them, or if they could be purchased by pretty much anyone. Scary, though!
Yep they were also called diet pills. Moms in the 80's would go to the "fat doctor" and after they would get to their desired weight, they'd put rolls of change in their pockets to weigh more bc they were addicted. As a child I saw all this first hand. 😂
@@terahmichelle416 My sister used to buy then as weight loss supplements at the local gas stations. I believe years from now people are going to say the same things about energy drinks. We don't know the true danger of things until years later. FDA can't do enough research on anything to guarantee that no harm will come from it. Just imagine if the FDA could be sued for all of the products they have let us take.
I remember when I used to smoke in hospital rooms and at work. My parents were both smokers and would drive my Sister and I to Nova Scotia every summer for the holiday. The trip took 3 days and both my parents chain-smoked the entire trip. Of course, we had no seatbelts in the backseat then and I don't think my parents used the ones in the front. I also chain-smoked on flights as a way to calm my nerves 😂
I remember when it was legal to drink while driving in my home state of Texas. It wasn't until 2001 that they passed an open container law. In 1984, it became illegal to drink and drive with a blood alcohol content (BAC) above .08, but as long as it was below that, you were fine. Before that, I used to drink a couple of beers while driving home from work, but never more than two. Many people did, because the cops would only stop you if you seemed to be impaired.
why people text and drive is because people think "oh no! if i dont answer this text immediately, my wife/girlfriend will leave me! my relationship is more important than human lives!" *texts while driving and plows car into a parade full of 300 people*
My dad is veterinarian assistant, and he said that the marriage between the sheep’s sibling or the child mate with the mom, it will cause inbreeding and causing the sheep to be smaller and easily get sick or prone to more genetic diseases
There's been a lot of study in this sort of thing. Inbreeding is practised in animals where they wish to set a certain 'type', breeding animals with the required characteristics and 'setting' them by breeding them against their relations, often cousins/half cousins and half siblings. This practice sometimes requires culling, or the strict observance of offspring and very careful pairing or decision to not continue a certain line. In Quarter Horses, it is common to 'cross' several lines of a particularly good stallion, and this practise has produced the genetic diseases GBED, Herda, and HYPP, all debilitating if not fatal to the animal. It has also produced better conformation, temperament and or other desired traits. Mating parent to child rarely gets good results. The Felabela, the Argentinian miniature horse breed, was developed by breeding Thoroughbreds to Shetlands, and then breeding them together over and over specifically to shrink the size. Ethical? Done very carefully, it can be good. Accidental or negligent inbreeding is rarely any good.
I'm from Montana at one point there wasn't a speed limit. We are rouge, and 66% of us own a boom stick. The winters are brutal, and the summers are filled with smoke from wildfires. You won't like it here.
Also from Montana: most cities, townships etc, do have it illegal to use hand held devices while driving... tho as @KohbyDoughty-pe6iu said, you likely wont get ticked or pulled over for it unless they need to make quota...
boomstick (plural boomsticks) In logging, any of the larger logs chained together to create a floating boom. (slang) Any shotgun, especially a sawed-off version.
i mean technically Radithor DID work as advertised, no? because i you drank it and died, you would no longer have headaches, back pains, and or erection problems, on account of you being dead :)
I still have a set of Jarts, lawn darts, in the original box! I can't legally sell them, it's not even legal for me to own them! Yeah, well, the cops can take my Jarts when they pry them out of my cold dead hands... along with the dart that's embedded in my skull.🎯💀😵
@@LazyIRanch Back in the early 70's I got one stuck in back of my lower leg, thrown by a friend, and I was no where near her target. But mine came out. I'll never forget that day & I bet you won't either.
As someone who is born, raised and lives in Montana. I had no idea we still didn’t have a law against texting and driving. And here I been putting my phone down every time I pass a cop
I travel there a decent amount. From my understanding they don't need a texting and driving law because they went above and beyond. When all the other states were making the law for texting MT said f that and made the hand free law. In MT you can't touch a phone at all while driving, hands free only.
I would suggest looking it up yourself and not just taking a random AI voice on YT as currect fact. Ive watched plenty of yhese where info was incorrect
Regarding that sweden allow siblings to marry isn't true. Half siblings (no related) can get married but only if they meet very specific criteria. But blood related brother and sister can not get married.
It used to be legal to be able to smoke in retail stores and restaurants. Wal Mart used to have ash trays at the end of every isle and McDonalds have their own ash trays on the tables.
I just LOVE these videos! And A BIG THANK YOU, so much, for NO obnoxious background noise! I wish that other people, who make videos, would be as kind as you are, and make their videos with NO back ground noise!
That is NOT 4 beers. It’s roughly 2-3 drinks for men and 1-2 for women (in an hour, not a whole night, as it takes roughly 1 hour to clear one drink from your system. Meaning if you drank that only 1-2 or 2-3 drinks an hour, in theory, you could drink all night and not pass the limit.) I did this tests regularly, I worked intake at a drug and alcohol rehab for 6 years
Not really accurate, though, because both how much you clear from your system and how much you can drink depends on a lot of things, like body weight, activities...
If I had six beers from 7 to 10 , eat at 11, sleep at 12. Wake up at 7 with BAC of .07. We are not created equal. Every person metabolizes alcohol differently.
Yes, the little girl named May was mailed from Grangeville, ID to Lewiston, ID. I live here in Lewiston and recently learned more about it. Proud to be in a town that's a part of one of these videos
My dad was born in the 1960’s. He has made many bombs with fireworks using the gunpowder. But none of them worked. He then bought a different kind of firework, took out all the gunpowder and put it in a tube, closed it with the metal coke caps, and attached a fuse. He wanted to test it on a open field. But his friend he was with wanted to put it in the window of a school so they could at least see the fireworks. He lit it and it actually worked, blowing up the whole classroom and even made a mushroom cloud. He even told me that a piece of metal from the window got stuck in the cement of a nearby sidewalk. The only punishment he got that day was writing an essay. (But that was only because he was a straight A student)
The craziest is the one is that a male can kill the spouses person they are cheating on them with. Yet the female cant since it contradicts the reasoning for men not having polygamist marriages. Since the the reason was that it's not fair to the women.
When I was a kid, it was "amphetamine" or "speed" not "methamphetamine". It wasn't legal, but it wasn't hard to acquire either. It was used for staying awake long hours - given to soldiers routinely, as well as being prescribed by doctors to help with weight loss. And don't forget that cocaine was legal for a while, and was a primary ingredient in Coca Cola when it first came out.
During WWII, the Germans gave their soldiers methamphetamine, called Pervitin. The difference between methamphetamine and other amphetamines like Adderall (or old diet pills, ha!) is significant. For example, morphine, heroin, and fentanyl are all opioids, and for all intents and purposes, similar. But 1 mg of morphine is much weaker than 1 mg of heroin, and 1 mg of fentanyl could kill multiple people. It's so strong that they measure it in MICROgrams, not milligrams. Anyway, so the Allied forces saw how berserk methamphetamine was making the Germans - keeping them up for days and days, not eating, etc. - and gave their soldiers weaker amphetamine which wore off more quickly so they could still sleep and function relatively "normally". (There is no normal during war, but you get the point.)
aphetamine and methamphetamine are two very different things, you can be prescribed adderall/ampetamine for adhd to help you focus, but you definitely can't get a prescription for meth lol
So 19 USA states largely allow or fully allow cousin marriages some may surprise people Alabama Alaska California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Hawaii Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina(Except when they are double first cousins which is very rare) Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Vermont Virginia And D.C Oh and 3 of 5 allow it American Samoa Puerto Rico And US Virgin Islands Northern Mariana Islands ruling is unknown
Gas stations and stores used to sell absolutely pure mdma. It was in a long triangle box called extasy. I still remember it was $20 for 5 pills. It was on shelves for a couple years before it became illegal.
I LITERALLY never knew and heard about those things that were legal in the past. Thats INSANE. Thank you for telling us facts that we never knew about.
To phrase it as tame as possible: their virginity was taken there. Or rather they knew how to make babies before reaching the age of 10 by 'hands on experience'
Radium is water in radium, which led to a famous golfer, drinking so much because it made him feel good or lose his job and his body to the state is radioactive
Here in Germany it's actually legal to drink alcohol while driving, just as long as you don't go over the legal limit, which is 0.5 per mill or 0.05%. I wouldn't advise doing it, but as long as you're under the legal limit, you can. Oh, and the trial by combat thing wasn't as described in the video. Abraham Thornton had met Mary Ashford at a dance and walked away from the event with her. The next morning she was found drowned in a pit. There was no evidence of violence or sa or anything like that, but Abraham Thornton was still put on trial for murder, where he was acquitted by a jury (seemingly pretty quickly, there wasn't much or even any evidence against him, it seems). Mary Ashford's brother however wasn't satisfied with that and appealed. And because this was a private appeal, Thornton had the right to trial by battle (as it was called), which he used (very likely because he didn't spend another trial in prison and be acquitted again). William Ashford (the brother) even argued, that the evidence against Thornton was overwhelming and he therefore had no right to demand trial by battle, but the court actually ruled against him and said that the evidence was not overwhelming and he had the right for trial by battle. Ashford then declined the offer for trial by battle, and Thornton was set free. Thornton wasn't "likely guilty" as the video claims, he was very likely innocent and Mary Ashford died of accidental drowning.
Not to defend it, but in fairness to the manufacturer the atomic lab toy did use the most stable isotope of uranium, significantly lowering how much radiation it was actually putting out, and further sealed the samples in leaded glass reducing exposure even more. So, still unwise but not quite as foolhardy as it might seem at first glance.
idc what anyone says, living more than 40 years back then was really a war to fight for your life because things weren’t quite in tact or safe at all and some of these things even the blind could see was very dangerous.😭
*OPINION.* I would like to tell you, despite christianity BANS incest: 1. According to some 'blasphemous' theories about the Bible: Humans commited incest at least 3 times; 2. Most dynasties but mostly the Habsburg dynasty (which was the 'Buttress of Chatolicism' according to some people history loving people I know) did that... tho no one's sure why, possibly not wanting to give away any country from their empire, like Austria (for obvious reasons) or Spain (especially at the discovery of America).
To be fair, drunk driving while using a phone were only legal in the past because they involved relatively new technology. Automobiles were invented in the late 1800's and they were originally pretty slow. In order to pass the law, people would have to see something that should be a law. Drunk driving didn't become a problem until after cars were invented. Driving while using a cell phone mainly became a problem after cell phones were invented.
Or banning the use of certain plants for pleasure and health benifits. 😉 Edit: Tobacco is not one of those plants, smoking anything is bad for us. Nicotine tastes awful because it is.
Be Amazed's favourite line, "some (X) (Unit name) away" lol edit: in almost every video, they say that. "some x miles away" "some 15 years ago" "some $15,000"
In my opinion, kids who walk to and from school should be able to have small weapons on them such as tactical pens and stun gun flashlights. Obviously the kids shouldn't have the weapons in class, but they should be able to turn in the weapons into the front office at the staff of the school day. Then they should be able to get the weapon back at the end of the day so they can walk to and from school with some kind of protection on them
@@bretnilson5162 not all kids are mature for the age they're at, although I do agree that some kids are much more mature than others no matter the age. Also, sorry about my bad English, it's my second language and very different from my first, which is Russian
Lmao just imagining that guy just confusing the crap out of everyone when he called for a trial by combat lol then slowly looking to his opponent before adding "To the death!" 😂😂😂
I am super impressed with your channel. Nicely done! They’re always interesting. Well done. They’re never too long or too short or anything. No obnoxious background music. You just rock it dude.
0:17 SWEET HOME ALABAMA!!!!!
I understand the feeling.
U know it😂😂😂
Alabama mondays....layze channel
That's wild dawg
It’s technically legal in Japan. 🇯🇵 😅
Him: “Even sibling marriages”
People from Alabama: “What’s so weird about that?”
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The Coffin of Andy and Leyley ☠️
I'm guessing you are married to your sibling 😂😂
@@ThrillSeeker3524 FR THO
As if this wasn't a thing before the states were established 😂
I thought today's laws are insane, but mailing babies is just crazy
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Anyway where in 🇦🇺 is illegal texting or their mobile or call with their hand is illegal but if using your mobile or cell hand free is legal
~~Crazy is they needed to make a law so people couldn't. One in several we have mostly for those who lack/have no common sense. Insane would be reserved for individual state&county laws, OK? Especially, when 90% (Being nice) of them aren't simply to prevent but were put into place at the time so someone would stop doing it?
~~Can't recall the state likely overpowered by one I heard just recently first time&perfect example. LAW/ORDINANCE "Illegal to have a relationship of a sexual nature with a Chicken."
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We used to drive without seatbelts and smoke everywhere... crazy!!
In Kenya some yrs back it was made illegal to smoke outside.. u can only smoke inside..some hotels have different smoking areas...in public places in the city there's small smoking rooms..
Well, if my dad's 1959 Oldsmobile had seat belts, it would have made it harder for me to scramble out of the way of Aunt Earlene's glowing red hot cigarette embers that flew into the backseat and burned us kids.
I was envious of my friends whose parents drove station wagons. I loved riding in the back of those, no seats OR belts, so we could roll down the back window and make faces at other drivers, and get our heads and arms caught when the windows were rolled back up.
Good Times!🤪
😂😂😂😂😂😂 ❤
I remember cars with no seat belts, let alone no law about wearing them.
@@LazyIRanch I remember station wagons, and being in the back during some kind of thing where a bunch of kids were picked up to go to a play. No seatbelts anywhere.
I also remember when it was perfectly legal to let a bunch of people (including kids) sit in the back of a truck (though they didn't like us sitting on the wheel well, because sometimes people fell out or got thrown out if they sat there). And there were also running boards on trucks at one point.
I am SO happy on behalf of all kids in the world that there are so many laws in place now to ensure they have a happy and healthy childhood. What astounds me though, is that, considering how gruesome and non-caring the past was to kids, some adult had to be the first to see that something was wrong and that kids deserved better, and then put these laws in place. Someone had to care in the first place to make these changes, and they are heroes.
Or people didn't know better. I think you are forgetting that at some point in time doctors were telling people to smoke to be healthy.
@@AR-tu1vn Nah in most cases I just think the world hated kids. There's a reason we had the saying "kids should be seen, not heard". And the fact that kids had absolutely no say in every day family life, whereas now kids are essentially the centerpoint of any family.
I bet there’s someone out there who still has one of those atomic labs in a closet somewhere or something
I still have a set of Jarts in the original box. Those lawn darts are illegal to sell, or even own now. I could be arrested for just having them!
They were a very stupid idea for a toy, and children were maimed and killed, as anyone with half a brain could have predicted.
@@LazyIRanch yeah I’m old enough to know what those are 😂 I had round tipped lawn darts lobbed a few a my little sister
Society is forever in a turmoil and insanity….
A neighbor around 80 years old told me about "mom's little pills" when he was in college in the early 1960s. It was made to be a diet pill, but kids, especially college-aged, figured out they were a form of amphetamine. So they were standard when pulling an all-nighter. He didn't say if he had to snag them from his own mom, if a friend's mom had them, or if they could be purchased by pretty much anyone. Scary, though!
Not as scary as the unregulated shit they sell on the street/black market today.
that's crazy!
Yep they were also called diet pills. Moms in the 80's would go to the "fat doctor" and after they would get to their desired weight, they'd put rolls of change in their pockets to weigh more bc they were addicted. As a child I saw all this first hand. 😂
@@terahmichelle416 Bruh, how is that funny? There were a lack of child labor and meat processing standards back then *too!* You think *that's* funny?
@@terahmichelle416 My sister used to buy then as weight loss supplements at the local gas stations. I believe years from now people are going to say the same things about energy drinks. We don't know the true danger of things until years later. FDA can't do enough research on anything to guarantee that no harm will come from it.
Just imagine if the FDA could be sued for all of the products they have let us take.
I remember when I used to smoke in hospital rooms and at work. My parents were both smokers and would drive my Sister and I to Nova Scotia every summer for the holiday. The trip took 3 days and both my parents chain-smoked the entire trip. Of course, we had no seatbelts in the backseat then and I don't think my parents used the ones in the front.
I also chain-smoked on flights as a way to calm my nerves 😂
Which years was this?
Movie theaters also allowed smoking, and the coughing made it hard to follow the dialog at times.
yikes get's some help!!
I remember smoking while I was grocery shopping too !! Lol
"I'm legalizing everything!" - Mabel Pines
😭😭😭😭 probably rethink that
Dang, never in a million years did i think that these things were legal at a time
I remember when it was legal to drink while driving in my home state of Texas. It wasn't until 2001 that they passed an open container law. In 1984, it became illegal to drink and drive with a blood alcohol content (BAC) above .08, but as long as it was below that, you were fine.
Before that, I used to drink a couple of beers while driving home from work, but never more than two. Many people did, because the cops would only stop you if you seemed to be impaired.
@@LazyIRanch dang.
@@Anonee444_YT I wonder if that includes corporal punishment!
@@frostfamily5321 it does lol
pretty small brain you have there if you thought that.
I’ve heard of delivering babies but not that kind
why people text and drive is because people think
"oh no! if i dont answer this text immediately, my wife/girlfriend will leave me! my relationship is more important than human lives!"
*texts while driving and plows car into a parade full of 300 people*
My dad is veterinarian assistant, and he said that the marriage between the sheep’s sibling or the child mate with the mom, it will cause inbreeding and causing the sheep to be smaller and easily get sick or prone to more genetic diseases
There's been a lot of study in this sort of thing. Inbreeding is practised in animals where they wish to set a certain 'type', breeding animals with the required characteristics and 'setting' them by breeding them against their relations, often cousins/half cousins and half siblings. This practice sometimes requires culling, or the strict observance of offspring and very careful pairing or decision to not continue a certain line. In Quarter Horses, it is common to 'cross' several lines of a particularly good stallion, and this practise has produced the genetic diseases GBED, Herda, and HYPP, all debilitating if not fatal to the animal. It has also produced better conformation, temperament and or other desired traits. Mating parent to child rarely gets good results.
The Felabela, the Argentinian miniature horse breed, was developed by breeding Thoroughbreds to Shetlands, and then breeding them together over and over specifically to shrink the size. Ethical? Done very carefully, it can be good. Accidental or negligent inbreeding is rarely any good.
In the U.K. They are RABID about testing while driving; a cop sees you texting, your license is gone for up to six months!
Righteous
Honestly if you're texting while drving, you really deserve losing your license.
😵 its not like that here in the States you don't even get a ticket for texting and driving your not supposed to but the cops don't enforce it.
Yeah thats good
You say that like it's a bad thing! I'm fully supportive of this law and its potential punishment.
I'm from Montana at one point there wasn't a speed limit. We are rouge, and 66% of us own a boom stick. The winters are brutal, and the summers are filled with smoke from wildfires. You won't like it here.
Dang bro
The Montana Highway Patrol doesn't do anything about it either
Sounds like heaven to me. I grew up in Chicago and wanted out the moment I realized the city wasn’t the entire world.
Also from Montana: most cities, townships etc, do have it illegal to use hand held devices while driving... tho as @KohbyDoughty-pe6iu said, you likely wont get ticked or pulled over for it unless they need to make quota...
boomstick (plural boomsticks) In logging, any of the larger logs chained together to create a floating boom. (slang) Any shotgun, especially a sawed-off version.
Mailing children. Hmm. I've never thought of that way to get rid of children.
*Interesting..*
It would make plane rides so much easier! Just ship them ahead of time!😂
@@megnotmegan1966 You clearly hate kids.
@@PikaLink91 it’s called a joke…maybe you’ve heard of them?
No no I see what you mean jewellmadden
There is a modern equivalent of mailing children - unaccompanied minors on airplanes.
i mean technically Radithor DID work as advertised, no?
because i you drank it and died, you would no longer have headaches,
back pains, and or erection problems, on account of you being dead :)
Touché.
It worked even better than advertised! It cured you from everything but with a price :d
What - can't sell radioactive toys - Dang!! lol just kidding
I still have a set of Jarts, lawn darts, in the original box! I can't legally sell them, it's not even legal for me to own them!
Yeah, well, the cops can take my Jarts when they pry them out of my cold dead hands... along with the dart that's embedded in my skull.🎯💀😵
@@LazyIRanch Back in the early 70's I got one stuck in back of my lower leg, thrown by a friend, and I was no where near her target. But mine came out. I'll never forget that day & I bet you won't either.
whats dr wondertainment gonna sell now?
As someone who is born, raised and lives in Montana. I had no idea we still didn’t have a law against texting and driving. And here I been putting my phone down every time I pass a cop
In FL cops don't really care
I travel there a decent amount. From my understanding they don't need a texting and driving law because they went above and beyond. When all the other states were making the law for texting MT said f that and made the hand free law. In MT you can't touch a phone at all while driving, hands free only.
@@stvkdcashgood that’s one I knew about but forgot
I would suggest looking it up yourself and not just taking a random AI voice on YT as currect fact. Ive watched plenty of yhese where info was incorrect
@@IFixStufff he sounds nothing like AI, what are you smoking?
10 wives? Sheesh.. I can barely satisfy one; just thinking of having to mow 10 lawns makes me queasy.
i think you’d be in one big house with them all so you won’t have to worry about ten houses.😂😂😂😂😂
but then they fight and 10 would become 0
And yet people failed again to acknowledge some missing pieces of stuff that used to be a legal because they still denying it.
I love ur voice helps me sleep😅
My beautiful ‘99 Integra GS-R was demolished by a distracted driver. I’ll never EVER forget that day… 😞
I haven’t been so quick to a video until now
lol
Regarding that sweden allow siblings to marry isn't true. Half siblings (no related) can get married but only if they meet very specific criteria. But blood related brother and sister can not get married.
Except half siblings share one bio parent? Thus blood related.
@@SkeletonHellflame I am pretty sure he means step siblings, not half siblings.
It used to be legal to be able to smoke in retail stores and restaurants. Wal Mart used to have ash trays at the end of every isle and McDonalds have their own ash trays on the tables.
I just LOVE these videos! And A BIG THANK YOU, so much, for NO obnoxious background noise! I wish that other people, who make videos, would be as kind as you are, and make their videos with NO back ground noise!
I have a suggestion for a future video. I suggest a video talking about some of the most famous maritime disasters in history.
That is NOT 4 beers. It’s roughly 2-3 drinks for men and 1-2 for women (in an hour, not a whole night, as it takes roughly 1 hour to clear one drink from your system. Meaning if you drank that only 1-2 or 2-3 drinks an hour, in theory, you could drink all night and not pass the limit.)
I did this tests regularly, I worked intake at a drug and alcohol rehab for 6 years
Not really accurate, though, because both how much you clear from your system and how much you can drink depends on a lot of things, like body weight, activities...
If I had six beers from 7 to 10 , eat at 11, sleep at 12. Wake up at 7 with BAC of .07. We are not created equal. Every person metabolizes alcohol differently.
Yes, the little girl named May was mailed from Grangeville, ID to Lewiston, ID. I live here in Lewiston and recently learned more about it. Proud to be in a town that's a part of one of these videos
Brilliant work on this video. It’s so well done!
I knew of the baby farms but I had never heard of mailing babies before now 😮😮 Fascinating as ever, thank you 😊
My dad was born in the 1960’s. He has made many bombs with fireworks using the gunpowder. But none of them worked. He then bought a different kind of firework, took out all the gunpowder and put it in a tube, closed it with the metal coke caps, and attached a fuse. He wanted to test it on a open field. But his friend he was with wanted to put it in the window of a school so they could at least see the fireworks. He lit it and it actually worked, blowing up the whole classroom and even made a mushroom cloud. He even told me that a piece of metal from the window got stuck in the cement of a nearby sidewalk.
The only punishment he got that day was writing an essay. (But that was only because he was a straight A student)
Wow!
*They were obsessed with radium back then!!*
The craziest is the one is that a male can kill the spouses person they are cheating on them with. Yet the female cant since it contradicts the reasoning for men not having polygamist marriages. Since the the reason was that it's not fair to the women.
Many cities in Montana don’t allow texting and driving. Low population and lots of open spaces here.
Loose lips sink ships. 😉
I live in Montana and I can say it’s true. I see people texting and driving all the time
Wow now thats a bruh lol
I’m sorry did that thumbnail say “divorce duels”?
Yes it actually says that
Uesed to now it’s about mailing babys
every things used to be legal when you think about it, before countries were formed and it was js small villages everything was allowed :)
When I was a kid, it was "amphetamine" or "speed" not "methamphetamine". It wasn't legal, but it wasn't hard to acquire either. It was used for staying awake long hours - given to soldiers routinely, as well as being prescribed by doctors to help with weight loss. And don't forget that cocaine was legal for a while, and was a primary ingredient in Coca Cola when it first came out.
Yep. Coca Cola was named that because of the cocaine (coke) in it.
During WWII, the Germans gave their soldiers methamphetamine, called Pervitin. The difference between methamphetamine and other amphetamines like Adderall (or old diet pills, ha!) is significant. For example, morphine, heroin, and fentanyl are all opioids, and for all intents and purposes, similar. But 1 mg of morphine is much weaker than 1 mg of heroin, and 1 mg of fentanyl could kill multiple people. It's so strong that they measure it in MICROgrams, not milligrams. Anyway, so the Allied forces saw how berserk methamphetamine was making the Germans - keeping them up for days and days, not eating, etc. - and gave their soldiers weaker amphetamine which wore off more quickly so they could still sleep and function relatively "normally". (There is no normal during war, but you get the point.)
aphetamine and methamphetamine are two very different things, you can be prescribed adderall/ampetamine for adhd to help you focus, but you definitely can't get a prescription for meth lol
@@The_Blazementyou are wrong.... You actually can get legal methamphetamine.... It's Desoxyn.....
Him: "even sibling marriage"
Certain community 💀💀
Wait- that's illegal?
🙅🤦♂️
I’m surprised you didn’t talk about radium girls
So 19 USA states largely allow or fully allow cousin marriages some may surprise people
Alabama
Alaska
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina(Except when they are double first cousins which is very rare)
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
And D.C
Oh and 3 of 5 allow it
American Samoa
Puerto Rico
And US Virgin Islands
Northern Mariana Islands ruling is unknown
8:35 I spend longer than 5 seconds just flipping through the radio to find a good song!… 😏🤷🏻♂️
19:16 Orson Pratt.
Is that the Great-Great Grandfather of Chris Pratt?
Idk. Marrying a sibling is nasty
I've been a nasty girl nasty I've been a nasty girl
7:55 today people still sell radioactive stuff like pendants rings and other stuff bc they believe/want people to believe it is good for you.
And products from China.
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@@Finbobcats he is, check hes channel
Lol everyone is still on the phone while driving
I will never stop laughing that people actually fought after divorcing, literally. 😂
Gas stations and stores used to sell absolutely pure mdma. It was in a long triangle box called extasy. I still remember it was $20 for 5 pills. It was on shelves for a couple years before it became illegal.
I love the Jokes you make 😊
Domestic abuse is just a one sided divorce duel
It's night for me
Oh my…
This is the hill you chose to die on? Really?
@@demethiaodom6837 100%
True tho
I LITERALLY never knew and heard about those things that were legal in the past. Thats INSANE. Thank you for telling us facts that we never knew about.
3:17 If they weren’t surviving their infancy, what is having their infancy cut short?
Something VERY inappropriate
To phrase it as tame as possible: their virginity was taken there.
Or rather they knew how to make babies before reaching the age of 10 by 'hands on experience'
@@GrenzGengar13 Oh... So it wasnt murder? To be honest idk wich one is worse.
@@GrenzGengar13
That’s kind of what I wondered, but was hoping it wasn’t the case.
@@mrnobody9611
That’s pretty much what I thought; but was hoping it wasn’t the case. Especially given the age.
Divorce duels is crazy
baby farms of yesterday = group homes of today and both are still unsafe
Radium is water in radium, which led to a famous golfer, drinking so much because it made him feel good or lose his job and his body to the state is radioactive
Love your video. Be Amazed and keep up the great work you are awesome
$150 to "mail" your baby a few miles is insane
I think it's .50 to mail a paper card and envelope today!
Ive never been this early to a beamazed video
Here in Germany it's actually legal to drink alcohol while driving, just as long as you don't go over the legal limit, which is 0.5 per mill or 0.05%. I wouldn't advise doing it, but as long as you're under the legal limit, you can.
Oh, and the trial by combat thing wasn't as described in the video. Abraham Thornton had met Mary Ashford at a dance and walked away from the event with her. The next morning she was found drowned in a pit. There was no evidence of violence or sa or anything like that, but Abraham Thornton was still put on trial for murder, where he was acquitted by a jury (seemingly pretty quickly, there wasn't much or even any evidence against him, it seems). Mary Ashford's brother however wasn't satisfied with that and appealed. And because this was a private appeal, Thornton had the right to trial by battle (as it was called), which he used (very likely because he didn't spend another trial in prison and be acquitted again). William Ashford (the brother) even argued, that the evidence against Thornton was overwhelming and he therefore had no right to demand trial by battle, but the court actually ruled against him and said that the evidence was not overwhelming and he had the right for trial by battle. Ashford then declined the offer for trial by battle, and Thornton was set free. Thornton wasn't "likely guilty" as the video claims, he was very likely innocent and Mary Ashford died of accidental drowning.
Not to defend it, but in fairness to the manufacturer the atomic lab toy did use the most stable isotope of uranium, significantly lowering how much radiation it was actually putting out, and further sealed the samples in leaded glass reducing exposure even more. So, still unwise but not quite as foolhardy as it might seem at first glance.
Proof that "back in their day" wasn't as good as they said it was.
BS
@@robjones-qj2jj So, you like laws that endanger people's lives?
7 minutes ago oh my days....
7 minutes ago? SIGN ME UP!
idc what anyone says, living more than 40 years back then was really a war to fight for your life because things weren’t quite in tact or safe at all and some of these things even the blind could see was very dangerous.😭
4 minutes ago is crazy
While it is frowned upon in Montana and you can be ticketed for it you can't be pulled over for it ....... I unfortunately live here.......
*OPINION.* I would like to tell you, despite christianity BANS incest:
1. According to some 'blasphemous' theories about the Bible: Humans commited incest at least 3 times;
2. Most dynasties but mostly the Habsburg dynasty (which was the 'Buttress of Chatolicism' according to some people history loving people I know) did that... tho no one's sure why, possibly not wanting to give away any country from their empire, like Austria (for obvious reasons) or Spain (especially at the discovery of America).
Gross...
Nahh this video is CRAZY but, I like it lmao
I love u be amazed
Heroin was prescribed as a cough medicine in WW I.
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To be fair, drunk driving while using a phone were only legal in the past because they involved relatively new technology. Automobiles were invented in the late 1800's and they were originally pretty slow. In order to pass the law, people would have to see something that should be a law. Drunk driving didn't become a problem until after cars were invented. Driving while using a cell phone mainly became a problem after cell phones were invented.
Really!
Another great video right on time
One day we will say it’s crazy smoking used to be legal
Or banning the use of certain plants for pleasure and health benifits. 😉
Edit: Tobacco is not one of those plants, smoking anything is bad for us. Nicotine tastes awful because it is.
Byers story is jaw dropping
Legal doesn’t always mean ethical and this video proves that.
You make the best video
Great video as usual
20:00 The US state of New York did just recently re-legalise it
More revenge plans that backfire and darwin awards 🏆 part 18
This is a awsome video
I'm
amazed in every video
I can't believe ppl mailed their babies and I couldn't imagine marrying my brother 🤢🤮
I agree. I would NEVER marry my sister🤢🤮
They just don't make em like they used to..
Be Amazed's favourite line, "some (X) (Unit name) away" lol
edit: in almost every video, they say that. "some x miles away" "some 15 years ago" "some $15,000"
Lmao I haven't been on your channel in I while and I thought you would have 3000 new intros by now
I love your vids
hello
The entire world used to be Florida!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In my opinion, kids who walk to and from school should be able to have small weapons on them such as tactical pens and stun gun flashlights. Obviously the kids shouldn't have the weapons in class, but they should be able to turn in the weapons into the front office at the staff of the school day. Then they should be able to get the weapon back at the end of the day so they can walk to and from school with some kind of protection on them
No way... At 10 I was more mature than almost all 18 year olds today.
@@bretnilson5162 not all kids are mature for the age they're at, although I do agree that some kids are much more mature than others no matter the age. Also, sorry about my bad English, it's my second language and very different from my first, which is Russian
Only uploaded for 15 minutes and here I am to watch the new video 😂💀
AMAZING!!!!!!!
Just how good are videos
Lmao just imagining that guy just confusing the crap out of everyone when he called for a trial by combat lol then slowly looking to his opponent before adding "To the death!" 😂😂😂
He said gunna wunna😂