The most terrifying were odd bathroom door placement, toilet SCULPTURES (poor Lars 😂) but hands-down, bad taxidermy 😱. I didn’t even know this was a thing 😂
I will never ever forget the taxidermy squirrel my neighbor had when I was a child. My parents don't really remember, but because it was (aside from buck heads) the first piece of taxidermy I've ever seen...and even held in my hands - I remember. It was so weird lol.
Not all hunting is recreational, that is just plain ignorant statement. Hunters have seasons when they are allowed to hunt certain species and this is really important in areas where there is no natural enemy to this animal. That way, hunters keep their number in check. The mindset that every hunting is bad has been proven wrong in EU where it is forbidden to hunt wolves. Nowadays in certain parts of EU their numbers have grown too large and they are attacking villages.
Thanks for the laughs. I honestly never imagined someone would ever think of making a double toilet omg lol. On another note Vivien: I’ve never hunted by any means and I’d never hunt just for sport and fun. But can I argue that we most certainly desensitize ourselves when we buy meat from the market? Cause I’d argue that as much as I don’t want to slaughter an animal, I’d most certainly appreciate and respect that food source even more if I did. Especially considering the meat we buy could be from an animal that’s lived through pretty bad living conditions. We don’t see the animal getting slaughtered and it’s pretty convenient for us not to think about what happened to the life that was taken. So please consider not everyone would hunt for recreational reasons…at least I wouldn’t. I definitely agree taxodermy is weird though and hunting for sport is terrible unless it’s used for balancing ecosystems.
Came here to say the same thing! Hunting could absolutely serve a real purpose when done responsibly. Chances are also that meat from hunted game is more healthy for us, since the animal hasn’t been brought up for slaughter with all the stress and unnecessary medicine that usually comes with it. There are, of course, many responsible farmers out there who treat their livestock with the most love and care, bringing up healthy and happy animals. But many also don’t, resulting in elevated stress hormones and foreceeding them unnecessary antibiotics or other medicine which we, the consumer, then eat.
Also, my wife once lived in a rental with a carpeted bathroom and it was disgusting. I hated using it, and always joked that once we got married I’d give her a proper bathroom.
sorry, but when you say, that 'hunting in the 21st century is just unnecessary', you're simply wrong. since the extinction or massive reduction of great predators (by humans) in many ecosystems, there is an imbalance, that causes an overpopulation of plant eating game (e.g. deer). because they have no natural enemy anymore, they are a huge threat to the ecosystem they live in, because they are eating too much of it and can destroy it, in the end causing its collaps and also the extinction or displacement of everything that lives in it. that's why there are forest rangers and nature authorities, which give out a certain amount of hunting permits in their area or are responsible themselves for putting out the right amount of a population of a certain species. responsible hunting is actually necessary to sustain fragile ecosystems. that being said, i really don't like hunting/ killing animals myself and would never put any taxidermy in my home.
I hate hunting and taxidermies give me nightmares. But as someone who values truth I got to correct you. Hunting is very necessary from a scientific and preservation stand point. Deer for example over populate really fast. I live in a state where last year they had to give out extra deer permits because the over population was actually causing mass disease. Hunting is regulated by wild life scientists and game wardens very strictly. So much so that hunters could loose all their guns forever. If you know any hunters that’s like taking a pacifier from babies. To conclude this the number one donors to protect national parks, forests, and wild life are actually hunters. I know I was shocked when I found that out too.
Hi Vivian, I'm a new subscriber to your channel, and for several days now, watching your videos, I come to the conclusion - that I definitely love you, your professionalism, your work and your sense of humor, and even sarcasm. It is important for me that you know that your videos make me happy every day! Thank you!
Love everything about your video(s) and I usually find myself grinning or nodding all along anyways but the hunting trophy thing made me appreciate you even more still :) Thank you
Hunting is still a very necessary way to control the number of animals at least here in Finland. We have a lot of moose and if we dont control the population it will result in more human lives lost at car crashes with moose. Things are not so simple.
Tell me about it... I moved to a house like that cause it was what we could pay. First thing was to remove the disgusting carpet and guess what... full of mold under it in the concrete and it spread all over the kitchen wall behind the cabinets... The solution should be remove the concrete and it would coast a LOT and we don't have money for it... My life became a nightmare and never was the same again... We found some temporary solutions to at least live here but.... unless we win a lotery there is no way to solve the problem for someone that had the most stupid idea ever and for the idiot that bought the idea.
Hunting is actually a great way to feed your family in a lot of areas. While I don’t personally enjoy meat I know those that do. You can take home a whole deer and feed your family for a year or buy ground beef from store. One is organic, free range and humanly killed and the other is tortured almost their whole life and packed full of nasty stuff, not to mention it’s expensive. So don’t be to quick to judge those that hunt.
@jack But unlike sashimi which is eaten raw deer meat is cooked so any parasites it may have die. Even store bought meat may contain parasites which is why rare lamb or ground beef is always advised to be cooked prior to eating.
@jack most hunters will ground most of their meat. But if you properly freeze your steaks which of course they do that also kills parasites. And again if your worried about parasites beef and pork are amount the most common sources of them. You take a risk with bacteria whenever you choose to not cook any meat to the correct internal temperature.
@jack Freezing meat does not kill all bacteria or germs. Rather, germs and bacteria hibernate when meat is frozen, and they stay inactive as long as the food remains frozen. When the food thaws, bacteria will “wake up.” However, freezing meat will kill several parasites which was your main concern…this info isn’t hard to find either…
@jack For anyone else reading this thread here’s some knowledge: Multicellular organisms such as parasites and their eggs and spores may be killed by freezing as long as they are frozen under ideal conditions. Specifically, parasites must be frozen at -4 degrees Fahrenheit (-20 degrees Celsius) for a minimum of seven days.
When I was a teenager, I went to a camp where there were two toilets in one bathroom. No stalls, or course. But they were kind enough to provide a partial wall/barrier that went up a good 3-4 feet in case you got desperate. We did not.
Cute dress!!. I remembered years ago the house I rented had carpet in one of the bathrooms, and by accident I spilled clorox bleach on it. I tried to cover it using a crayola pencil. It worked!!😂
Open concept bathrooms make me irrationally angry 😂 On top of the whole privacy thing, there's also the issue of hygiene! I don't want a toilet flushing anywhere near my sleeping head, thank you very much.
Most of the taxidermists I know use road kill, though a couple use former zoo animals that had to be PTS due to age or health. Some of those make great educational pieces and maybe a nice decor piece, if done right.
The animal thing is so disgusting! I especially hate that in hotels and RESTAURANTS! We get that a lot in restaurants in old places like castles, forts and stuff (because there are a lot in Germany) - still DISGUSTING!
Hunting is neccessary to keep balance. I know poor people who live off what they hunt, here in america. making definitive statements on subjects about which you are ignorant makes you less credible.
My husband and I once rented a house with a kitchen carpet and it was absolutley awful.... I was always so scared of accidentally spilling something and then having to try and clean it out of the carpet properly.
Laughed my way through, I didn’t realize there were so many poor choices. I never heard of a single blade ceiling fan, what’s up with that? Carpeted kitchen or bathrooms, really
I just have to say something about the taxidermy, because my husband has it and I was hoping you would show it more tastefully done. That is his passion and I believe incorporating what he loves in our home is just as important as putting what I like into it. Also, he doesn’t hunt just for sport. His kills feed our family for the year. We process all the meat ourselves and it is a lot healthier (and probably more humane) than the meat you buy in the grocery store (we do the same with fish). He doesn’t mount everything he kills. The especially big kills with the huge horns are usually what people are proud of. Killing something that magnificent with a bow is quite special. Maybe this helps to see our families point of view. I’m still trying to figure out where to put them so they look great in our new home 🤔
My mom worked in a slaughter house when I was a teen and I stopped eating meat because of the stories she'd have when she came home. This meant a lot more money went towards groceries which was something we really couldn't afford. When I met my partner he was hunter, he grew up hunting with his father and uncle, and after learning a lot more about hunting I can say it is WAY more humane and healthier than what can be bought at the store. On top of that if we were to eat meat from the grocery store it would cost over double what we spend on his licenses and gas even on the years were he doesn't do well. Using all the parts of an animal is the only way to do it in my opinion. We have some taxidermy, mostly bones and antlers on display and while a lot of it was from his hunting I have also picked up skulls or antlers while hiking. We display them because we love nature in all its forms and nature isn't just pretty flowers and cute animals. Even if taxidermy isn't everyone's taste to say that isn't art is crap. I'm not a fan of most modern art but that doesn't mean its not art. I understand its not her taste but, to hear her say its not art makes me angry. The people who do taxidermy are like any other artist some are better at it than others but it takes skills and training.
@@traceys8196 I agree wholeheartedly. There’s a lot more to hunting than most people are willing to try and understand. Thank you for posting your comment.
I totally agree, taxidermied animals used for display in the home are a very disturbing vision, particularly so when they were hunted only for display purposes to begin with. Deer, on the other hand, invariably need to be culled by hunters in order to keep their numbers in the proper range to reduce the likelihood of their starving to death in winter - a horrendous suffering that is much crueler than a hunter's relatively quick kill. Packs of wolves historically handled this vital role but they are essentially no longer on the scene so humans have taken up the responsibility. I know people who use venison as their primary source of meat protein - plus since it comes from an animal in the wild, it is leaner & healthier than beef.
I so appreciate your point about killing an animal and then using it as decoration. It is so disgusting. I feel the same about feather pillows and furniture. There are great cruelty free pillow inserts available at Amazon. We don't need to hurt an animal to have a beautiful home.
@@calebneff5777 it is still barbaric. Humans destroy far more land than any animal ever could. The biggest parasites are us. We should be kind to animals and nature and not destroy and hurt them.
@@teresenorton4522 I definitely do not!! I have actually searched out footage from cows that get killed for leather and the feather industry. I wanted to make an informed decision. And what I found was worse than anything I could have imagined. I recently bought a sofa. I made sure there are no wool, leather or feather included. Feather sofas are very soft and cause backpain for many people. I chose a firmer sofa. No way would I want to bring so much death and suffering in my home.
Open concept bathrooms??? And I will never look at pink marble and pink quartz again! And hunting “responsibly?/. Huh? Yeah and we have all heard about the “too many deer” arguments….more like too many people demanding too much space.
She was too polite to mention it, but open concept bathrooms have nothing to close for a ceiling vent to work properly. And sometimes a bathroom really needs to be vented.
I'm not a hunter nor do I care for it but the hunters I do know, they eat what they kill. Yes we don't need to hunt for survival but sport hunting usually involves dressing the meat and in other cases, taking the deer to a butcher to do this for you. Many people store venison in their freezers for a whole season and feed their families anything from sausage to stew. Many would argue that killing a deer in the wild is more honorable than eating a ton of steaks and burgers and never knowing what happened to that animal before and after it died. I get why you don't care for taxidermy as a design choice but maybe don't compartmentalize hunting as silly and unnecessary when other people can kill our animals for us.
You showed up in my feed recently so of course I clicked and now have subscribed. I remember carpeted kitchens and bathrooms from my childhood - my earliest memory of a carpeted kitchen dates to the late 1960s. My 10-year-old self knew it was a bad idea, but the family friend who'd just done it was so very pleased with everything. Well, it was new. It got ripped out two or three years later. Another family friend had carpeted the bathroom around the same time, and that got ripped out even faster. I really want neutral *everything* to go away. There has always been a place for neutrals, but when I make plans to refurbish my 90-year-old house I want *colour.* The kitchen and bathrooms of my house were updated around 25 years ago, and they look pretty damned dull to my eyes. I'm awaiting the return of plain, square bathroom tile in various colours so I can "update" those rooms and make them look period adjacent. I may wait forever from the look of things.
Recreational hunting is necessary in many places nowadays because we've got rid of all the natural predators. Without the natural predators keeping populations in check, it can quickly become a problem for species like deer overpopulating if we didn't have hunting. That being said I will never understand the appeal of displaying a dead animal like it's decor.
That’s exactly what I was going to say. Where I live there are so many dear. It’s also really great for families to get a dear or two because it provides them with meat to live off of. I would rather eat an animal that lived a healthy happy life and died in one instant unknowingly, than pay much more for meat from an animal that may not have had a great life and eaten good food and had fear before it died.
I used to live in a rented flat with carpeted kitchen and bathroom, total nightmare! But scariest thing is definitely taxidermy (with open bathrooms a close second)
When I bought my current home there were layers of interesting smells. First order of business was removing the grease stained kitchen carpet. Nummers.
Taxidermy of exotic animals feels like something a Victorian era English "gentleman" (as in "fat rich cat" and as opposed to "gentle man") would do to show off that he's been around the world. Just one step away from adding a couple of Mokomokai and perhaps an Egyptian mummy.
YES, thank you!! Hunting is COMPLETELY unnecessary and I honestly cannot understand how a person could possibly kill a living thing, minding its own business, part of its “family” and not threatening harm in any way. I think you have to have some sort of psychological disorder to do this as a hobby. Virtually no one needs to hunt in the United States, so if you do hunt, it’s a hobby. And it’s sick.
Thank you! In my opinion you are absolutely right with every one of your comments. But today, especially, your comments about hunting--not just taxidermy, but hunting. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 💯
Another thing about carpeted bathrooms is uh...some people's tendency to "miss the target". My family has a shared vacation home, and when they built it the guys decided carpet in a bathroom shared by >8 guys would be a good idea. 20 years later when they remodel and put in tile, omg 🤦♀. They were shocked - horrified even - at what they found under the carpet by the toilet. All us ladyfolk (ie the bathroom cleaners) were like 😒💅 when they just would not shut up about "wHeRE DiD aLL tHIs gRoSs sTUfF cOmE fRoM!?!?!?!". Look in the mirror dudes lol
When I was little we had to urgently rent a "hunter's cabin" instead of a regular cottage. Turned out the bedroom was flooded with taxidermy and had a budger carcass staring right inside your soul when you're in bed. Needless to say, we didn't get enough sleep that weekend
There's a rule of thumb that fans with less number of blades are more efficient. That's why most industrial fans has 3 blades or even less. The only reason why our home uses fan with more number of blades is because it's quieter
Real quick about the hunting, I think in many places (including where I live) if hunting is properly regulated (and enforced!) it can actually be helpful for population control and benefit an ecosystem overall. I would also assume must hunters eat the animals, at least I hope so..
Yeah, there's nothing that can turn a forest into a desert faster than overpopulated deer. But truthfully, in most places the deer wouldn't be overpopulated in the first place if we hadn't killed off their natural predators. Check out this really great video about the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone: ruclips.net/video/ysa5OBhXz-Q/видео.html
Deer can be a real issue in rural areas. I would also imagine meat from killing your own game and eating nose to tail is far more sustainable and healthy than factory farmed meat from Walmart (which is usually the only option in those small towns).
As a vegetarian myself, I can't say that I'm thrilled by the concept of hunting. I question the desire a person would have to kill something. It's just not for me. That being said, unless a person is vegetarian, then they are going to get their meat from somewhere. I would rather they got it from an animal that had been able to live a life in the wild, rather than one stuck in a cage from birth to death. The less meat bought from factory farms the better.
I don't care for animal decor, but people eat what they hunt because it's healthy, economical, and unprocessed. It's also much more humane for a deer to die quickly at the hands of a hunter and provide nourishment than to be painfully shredded by a predator or die slowly by disease as is most common in the wild. Love your content but you're uninformed or willingly ignorant in this area. Very funny video though! 😊
I think "willingly ignorant" is harsh. I grew up in Michigan so I'm aware of the issues of species overpopulation andcrowing due to habitat loss. However I wouldn't expect someone who had not grown up in more rural areas to fully appreciate the humanity of a quick kill vs. prolonged pain or starvation. That being said, this argument is really only valid for hunting animals that are lower down the food chain, like deer. When it comes to trophy hunting-- killing anything in Africa (unless one lives in Africa and needs food) feels unsporting to me, too. (I come from a long line of hunters, but things were different 40-50 years ago. I don't understand the thrill of the kill.
I often travel with a friend. Friend like buddy. I always hope the hotel doesn't have an open bathroom. Theee...I guess two times I had open bathrooms I luckily travelled alone. Can't imagine this is a thing for couples either.
Best video ever! Thank you for the belly laughs, making me feel better about the hodgepodge of decor, furnishings bought while desperate and broke…and the funny but kinda terrifying taxidermy pics lol. This video definitely made my day a lot better. I’d sincerely like to thank you for including the scientific evidence showing why the lid must be down before flushing. I’ve been telling my 3 kids (plus my husband) this must be done until I’m blue in the face without them caring or changing their gross habit. I cannot wait to show them this perfect quick and to the point segment of the video. 🤞hopefully it’ll be as effective as I imagine. Anyways, thanks for another spectacular video! ❤ from Shannon in Canada 🇨🇦
Some areas also have hunting or allow hunting, sometimes year round, as a means to control overpopulation of some wildlife. Since we change the predator/prey balance in areas we inhabit, some species have been reproducing unchecked and can become problems. I’m with you though, I’m not a fan of it (I work in veterinary medicine and the only shots I take are in video games) but in some places there is an actual need or reason for it.
Pretty much all the bathroom stuff was creepy. Doorless carpeted double heart toilets... NOPE! But dead animals on my wall? Never! Never! Never! There was a taxidermy place close to where I used to live. I was creeped out just driving by. One day they had their bbq grill set up outside the store.....eew. That's just wrong for so many reasons.
Carpet in the kitchen: I wouldn´t believe that anybody would do it, if I hadn´t bought an apartment, where they had it - the moment I saw it I thought this must be the first thing to be removed as soon as I can. They had the carpet also in the pantry and also on the shelves in the pantry. And guess what: there was a lot of mould under it and was as disgusting as one can imagine (incl. the smell). They had there also a colourful toilet cover and a toilet rug, stickers on walls, etc. too. A place full of style :-)
This video is so funny 😁 😂. The carpeted kitchens and bathrooms are so wrong, disgusting and gross! Taxidermy is utterly disturbing 😳. Just a quick tip, if you're in the market to sell your house- Taxidermy is something that can negatively influence prospective home buyers. Thanks for the video and laughs!
This is the funniest shit I’ve ever seen. What tha….😝
The most terrifying were odd bathroom door placement, toilet SCULPTURES (poor Lars 😂) but hands-down, bad taxidermy 😱. I didn’t even know this was a thing 😂
🤣 agreed
I never imagined those things were possible 🤣
Most of this is funny. However hunting for meat is not worse than consuming factory farmed meat. Taxidermy is gross .
Omg thank you I’m glad I’m not the only one that was thinking this.
Global food shortages… Yep, no need for hunting in the 21st-century. Lol. Enjoyed this video.
Hilarious! I totally agree with you about taxidermy displays at home!
I will never ever forget the taxidermy squirrel my neighbor had when I was a child. My parents don't really remember, but because it was (aside from buck heads) the first piece of taxidermy I've ever seen...and even held in my hands - I remember.
It was so weird lol.
Not all hunting is recreational, that is just plain ignorant statement. Hunters have seasons when they are allowed to hunt certain species and this is really important in areas where there is no natural enemy to this animal. That way, hunters keep their number in check. The mindset that every hunting is bad has been proven wrong in EU where it is forbidden to hunt wolves. Nowadays in certain parts of EU their numbers have grown too large and they are attacking villages.
I love the little honk when you show a mistake. That poor mangled taxidermied wolf. *hrnk!*
Totally agree with you on all of this, but ESPECIALLY the animal slaughter and display of the body.
Thanks for the laughs. I honestly never imagined someone would ever think of making a double toilet omg lol.
On another note Vivien: I’ve never hunted by any means and I’d never hunt just for sport and fun. But can I argue that we most certainly desensitize ourselves when we buy meat from the market? Cause I’d argue that as much as I don’t want to slaughter an animal, I’d most certainly appreciate and respect that food source even more if I did. Especially considering the meat we buy could be from an animal that’s lived through pretty bad living conditions. We don’t see the animal getting slaughtered and it’s pretty convenient for us not to think about what happened to the life that was taken. So please consider not everyone would hunt for recreational reasons…at least I wouldn’t. I definitely agree taxodermy is weird though and hunting for sport is terrible unless it’s used for balancing ecosystems.
Came here to say the same thing! Hunting could absolutely serve a real purpose when done responsibly. Chances are also that meat from hunted game is more healthy for us, since the animal hasn’t been brought up for slaughter with all the stress and unnecessary medicine that usually comes with it. There are, of course, many responsible farmers out there who treat their livestock with the most love and care, bringing up healthy and happy animals. But many also don’t, resulting in elevated stress hormones and foreceeding them unnecessary antibiotics or other medicine which we, the consumer, then eat.
Also, my wife once lived in a rental with a carpeted bathroom and it was disgusting. I hated using it, and always joked that once we got married I’d give her a proper bathroom.
Hope it wasn't a joke!
sorry, but when you say, that 'hunting in the 21st century is just unnecessary', you're simply wrong. since the extinction or massive reduction of great predators (by humans) in many ecosystems, there is an imbalance, that causes an overpopulation of plant eating game (e.g. deer). because they have no natural enemy anymore, they are a huge threat to the ecosystem they live in, because they are eating too much of it and can destroy it, in the end causing its collaps and also the extinction or displacement of everything that lives in it. that's why there are forest rangers and nature authorities, which give out a certain amount of hunting permits in their area or are responsible themselves for putting out the right amount of a population of a certain species. responsible hunting is actually necessary to sustain fragile ecosystems.
that being said, i really don't like hunting/ killing animals myself and would never put any taxidermy in my home.
This ^^^. I get it, taxidermy can be unsettling but what that person is saying is true.
Also, I think most hunting is more humane than whatever nonsense Tyson is up to this week 🤣
so true...
💯 agreed
What is the “humane” way to kill something that doesn’t want to die?
I love your videos! Cute dress. Great/funny editing, as always. I almost always agree with your "controversial" opinions regarding interior design.
I hate hunting and taxidermies give me nightmares. But as someone who values truth I got to correct you. Hunting is very necessary from a scientific and preservation stand point. Deer for example over populate really fast. I live in a state where last year they had to give out extra deer permits because the over population was actually causing mass disease. Hunting is regulated by wild life scientists and game wardens very strictly. So much so that hunters could loose all their guns forever. If you know any hunters that’s like taking a pacifier from babies. To conclude this the number one donors to protect national parks, forests, and wild life are actually hunters. I know I was shocked when I found that out too.
Love the honesty. 🤣
Yes, I do feel better about my own decorating decissions after seeing these. 😁
😂 well, if nothing else, this was a good laugh and I realize I don’t have the worst decorating ideas.
Totally agree about the hunting.....I hated it!!
Hi Vivian, I'm a new subscriber to your channel, and for several days now, watching your videos, I come to the conclusion - that I definitely love you, your professionalism, your work and your sense of humor, and even sarcasm. It is important for me that you know that your videos make me happy every day! Thank you!
Love everything about your video(s) and I usually find myself grinning or nodding all along anyways but the hunting trophy thing made me appreciate you even more still :) Thank you
Hunting is still a very necessary way to control the number of animals at least here in Finland. We have a lot of moose and if we dont control the population it will result in more human lives lost at car crashes with moose. Things are not so simple.
It's necessary all around the world. Rich white ladies who've never left the city have no idea about the real world.
The carpet in the kitchen gave me chills, lol
Tell me about it... I moved to a house like that cause it was what we could pay. First thing was to remove the disgusting carpet and guess what... full of mold under it in the concrete and it spread all over the kitchen wall behind the cabinets... The solution should be remove the concrete and it would coast a LOT and we don't have money for it... My life became a nightmare and never was the same again... We found some temporary solutions to at least live here but.... unless we win a lotery there is no way to solve the problem for someone that had the most stupid idea ever and for the idiot that bought the idea.
Hunting is actually a great way to feed your family in a lot of areas. While I don’t personally enjoy meat I know those that do. You can take home a whole deer and feed your family for a year or buy ground beef from store. One is organic, free range and humanly killed and the other is tortured almost their whole life and packed full of nasty stuff, not to mention it’s expensive. So don’t be to quick to judge those that hunt.
@jack But unlike sashimi which is eaten raw deer meat is cooked so any parasites it may have die. Even store bought meat may contain parasites which is why rare lamb or ground beef is always advised to be cooked prior to eating.
@jack most hunters will ground most of their meat. But if you properly freeze your steaks which of course they do that also kills parasites. And again if your worried about parasites beef and pork are amount the most common sources of them. You take a risk with bacteria whenever you choose to not cook any meat to the correct internal temperature.
@jack Freezing meat does not kill all bacteria or germs. Rather, germs and bacteria hibernate when meat is frozen, and they stay inactive as long as the food remains frozen. When the food thaws, bacteria will “wake up.” However, freezing meat will kill several parasites which was your main concern…this info isn’t hard to find either…
@jack For anyone else reading this thread here’s some knowledge: Multicellular organisms such as parasites and their eggs and spores may be killed by freezing as long as they are frozen under ideal conditions. Specifically, parasites must be frozen at -4 degrees Fahrenheit (-20 degrees Celsius) for a minimum of seven days.
@jack I see you deleted your first comment regarding deer and sashimi having parasites…glad you were able to learn something 👍
I agree with you about the hunting, I also think it's weird hanging dead animal on wall
I have known rural families who actually needed venison etc. To eat decently through the winter
Rich white lady doesn't care about the poors...
I don’t know why I laughed as hard as I did at the fan joke 😭🤣💀
Everybody is talking about the taxidermy, what about the fan joke?! 😁
When I was a teenager, I went to a camp where there were two toilets in one bathroom. No stalls, or course. But they were kind enough to provide a partial wall/barrier that went up a good 3-4 feet in case you got desperate. We did not.
Cute dress!!. I remembered years ago the house I rented had carpet in one of the bathrooms, and by accident I spilled clorox bleach on it. I tried to cover it using a crayola pencil. It worked!!😂
This was hilarious! Thanks so much for the laughs :)
Oh, and I'm right there with ya on the taxidermy & hunting sister!
This was so funny 😂 🤣 Hate hate hate carpet in the bathroom or kitchen! How can people ever think of that! It blows my mind!
Open concept bathrooms make me irrationally angry 😂 On top of the whole privacy thing, there's also the issue of hygiene! I don't want a toilet flushing anywhere near my sleeping head, thank you very much.
Most of the taxidermists I know use road kill, though a couple use former zoo animals that had to be PTS due to age or health. Some of those make great educational pieces and maybe a nice decor piece, if done right.
No it doesn’t. Imagine doing that to a human. It’s disturbing and outdated.
@@tatiaa7206 don’t go to South Tirol, they are overdoing this 😂 could not eat breakfast cause of a baby deer staring at me😢
The animal thing is so disgusting! I especially hate that in hotels and RESTAURANTS! We get that a lot in restaurants in old places like castles, forts and stuff (because there are a lot in Germany) - still DISGUSTING!
Hunting is neccessary to keep balance. I know poor people who live off what they hunt, here in america. making definitive statements on subjects about which you are ignorant makes you less credible.
My husband and I once rented a house with a kitchen carpet and it was absolutley awful.... I was always so scared of accidentally spilling something and then having to try and clean it out of the carpet properly.
Laughed my way through, I didn’t realize there were so many poor choices. I never heard of a single blade ceiling fan, what’s up with that? Carpeted kitchen or bathrooms, really
Loved your Lars toilet. A person would wet themselves laughing before actually using the facilities.
You are so right about all of these! Love your sense of humor, too! 😁
Bathrooms need a door to shut in the ODOUR as well!
I just have to say something about the taxidermy, because my husband has it and I was hoping you would show it more tastefully done. That is his passion and I believe incorporating what he loves in our home is just as important as putting what I like into it.
Also, he doesn’t hunt just for sport. His kills feed our family for the year. We process all the meat ourselves and it is a lot healthier (and probably more humane) than the meat you buy in the grocery store (we do the same with fish).
He doesn’t mount everything he kills. The especially big kills with the huge horns are usually what people are proud of. Killing something that magnificent with a bow is quite special.
Maybe this helps to see our families point of view. I’m still trying to figure out where to put them so they look great in our new home 🤔
My mom worked in a slaughter house when I was a teen and I stopped eating meat because of the stories she'd have when she came home. This meant a lot more money went towards groceries which was something we really couldn't afford.
When I met my partner he was hunter, he grew up hunting with his father and uncle, and after learning a lot more about hunting I can say it is WAY more humane and healthier than what can be bought at the store. On top of that if we were to eat meat from the grocery store it would cost over double what we spend on his licenses and gas even on the years were he doesn't do well. Using all the parts of an animal is the only way to do it in my opinion.
We have some taxidermy, mostly bones and antlers on display and while a lot of it was from his hunting I have also picked up skulls or antlers while hiking. We display them because we love nature in all its forms and nature isn't just pretty flowers and cute animals.
Even if taxidermy isn't everyone's taste to say that isn't art is crap. I'm not a fan of most modern art but that doesn't mean its not art. I understand its not her taste but, to hear her say its not art makes me angry. The people who do taxidermy are like any other artist some are better at it than others but it takes skills and training.
@@traceys8196 I agree wholeheartedly. There’s a lot more to hunting than most people are willing to try and understand. Thank you for posting your comment.
The meat description is hilarious!! 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻🤣
I stayed in a hotel in london with an open concept bathroom. The pictures on their website did not show it and I was traveling with my sister.
My brother once shared a hotel room with a colleague he barely new and it had an open bathroom concept speaking of awkward 🤣 🤣
The Amputated Fan scared me the most! ( and there were lots in this vid to scare me - the bed with all those animals behind it 🙀😱)
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I totally agree, taxidermied animals used for display in the home are a very disturbing vision, particularly so when they were hunted only for display purposes to begin with.
Deer, on the other hand, invariably need to be culled by hunters in order to keep their numbers in the proper range to reduce the likelihood of their starving to death in winter - a horrendous suffering that is much crueler than a hunter's relatively quick kill. Packs of wolves historically handled this vital role but they are essentially no longer on the scene so humans have taken up the responsibility. I know people who use venison as their primary source of meat protein - plus since it comes from an animal in the wild, it is leaner & healthier than beef.
The fan joke lol I am here for it
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Lol, hysterical. Loved laughing at these.
Never thought rose marble look like ham/meat. Interesting and disturbing at the same time:)
Me neither. But now I cant unsee it 😬
Agree with almost everything, except for the taxidermy section. It can be done tastefully.
I loved your comment on taxidermy! Killing animals is absolutely not necessary in 2023, at least not in western world. It does not matter for what.
So many good points! Our main bathroom growing up had a carpet. Gross! There with you about taxidermy: evil and unnecessary.
I so appreciate your point about killing an animal and then using it as decoration. It is so disgusting. I feel the same about feather pillows and furniture. There are great cruelty free pillow inserts available at Amazon. We don't need to hurt an animal to have a beautiful home.
We hurt them enough by building on their turf 😱
But hunting is more ethical than farming. The animal lives its entire life free.
@@calebneff5777 it is still barbaric. Humans destroy far more land than any animal ever could. The biggest parasites are us. We should be kind to animals and nature and not destroy and hurt them.
I hate when people say not to use feathers and taxidermy, extra when they are sitting on leather furniture!Most people have leather in their house!
@@teresenorton4522 I definitely do not!! I have actually searched out footage from cows that get killed for leather and the feather industry. I wanted to make an informed decision. And what I found was worse than anything I could have imagined. I recently bought a sofa. I made sure there are no wool, leather or feather included. Feather sofas are very soft and cause backpain for many people. I chose a firmer sofa. No way would I want to bring so much death and suffering in my home.
Open concept bathrooms??? And I will never look at pink marble and pink quartz again! And hunting “responsibly?/. Huh? Yeah and we have all heard about the “too many deer” arguments….more like too many people demanding too much space.
Loved the video, thanks for showing me what I knew I never wanted. Wow, where do you get those pictures? Love how honest you always are.
🤣🤣🤣 I feel so smug thank you
She was too polite to mention it, but open concept bathrooms have nothing to close for a ceiling vent to work properly. And sometimes a bathroom really needs to be vented.
I live in Oklahoma USA and hunting is huge. Many homes have taxidermy in their living rooms but I’ll never get use to seeing it! Fun video 😁
I'm not a hunter nor do I care for it but the hunters I do know, they eat what they kill. Yes we don't need to hunt for survival but sport hunting usually involves dressing the meat and in other cases, taking the deer to a butcher to do this for you. Many people store venison in their freezers for a whole season and feed their families anything from sausage to stew. Many would argue that killing a deer in the wild is more honorable than eating a ton of steaks and burgers and never knowing what happened to that animal before and after it died. I get why you don't care for taxidermy as a design choice but maybe don't compartmentalize hunting as silly and unnecessary when other people can kill our animals for us.
I can’t believe anyone does these things. I especially hate hanging and display dead animals, which to me is repulsive.
Oh you got me at toilets. Laughing my ass off so hard I almost woke up entire house :DDDDDDD
You showed up in my feed recently so of course I clicked and now have subscribed.
I remember carpeted kitchens and bathrooms from my childhood - my earliest memory of a carpeted kitchen dates to the late 1960s. My 10-year-old self knew it was a bad idea, but the family friend who'd just done it was so very pleased with everything. Well, it was new. It got ripped out two or three years later. Another family friend had carpeted the bathroom around the same time, and that got ripped out even faster.
I really want neutral *everything* to go away. There has always been a place for neutrals, but when I make plans to refurbish my 90-year-old house I want *colour.* The kitchen and bathrooms of my house were updated around 25 years ago, and they look pretty damned dull to my eyes. I'm awaiting the return of plain, square bathroom tile in various colours so I can "update" those rooms and make them look period adjacent. I may wait forever from the look of things.
Those door pictures made me laugh so hard I became light headed.
This is hilarious. I never noticed how much the pink stones look like meat until now lol
I'll never unsee it...
Recreational hunting is necessary in many places nowadays because we've got rid of all the natural predators. Without the natural predators keeping populations in check, it can quickly become a problem for species like deer overpopulating if we didn't have hunting. That being said I will never understand the appeal of displaying a dead animal like it's decor.
That’s exactly what I was going to say. Where I live there are so many dear. It’s also really great for families to get a dear or two because it provides them with meat to live off of. I would rather eat an animal that lived a healthy happy life and died in one instant unknowingly, than pay much more for meat from an animal that may not have had a great life and eaten good food and had fear before it died.
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Totally agree! Especially about dead animals. Since when "killing animals" is art?
Ha ha ha ha!!! These are hysterical! This is the funniest video on the internet!!
I used to live in a rented flat with carpeted kitchen and bathroom, total nightmare! But scariest thing is definitely taxidermy (with open bathrooms a close second)
In our area, millionaires plus all have numerous taxidermy displayed. It's a thing. Actually, it looks very cool in big homes.
When I bought my current home there were layers of interesting smells. First order of business was removing the grease stained kitchen carpet. Nummers.
Taxidermy of exotic animals feels like something a Victorian era English "gentleman" (as in "fat rich cat" and as opposed to "gentle man") would do to show off that he's been around the world. Just one step away from adding a couple of Mokomokai and perhaps an Egyptian mummy.
YES, thank you!! Hunting is COMPLETELY unnecessary and I honestly cannot understand how a person could possibly kill a living thing, minding its own business, part of its “family” and not threatening harm in any way. I think you have to have some sort of psychological disorder to do this as a hobby. Virtually no one needs to hunt in the United States, so if you do hunt, it’s a hobby. And it’s sick.
Thank you! In my opinion you are absolutely right with every one of your comments. But today, especially, your comments about hunting--not just taxidermy, but hunting. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 💯
This video was *Grossly* entertaining.
Another thing about carpeted bathrooms is uh...some people's tendency to "miss the target".
My family has a shared vacation home, and when they built it the guys decided carpet in a bathroom shared by >8 guys would be a good idea. 20 years later when they remodel and put in tile, omg 🤦♀. They were shocked - horrified even - at what they found under the carpet by the toilet. All us ladyfolk (ie the bathroom cleaners) were like 😒💅 when they just would not shut up about "wHeRE DiD aLL tHIs gRoSs sTUfF cOmE fRoM!?!?!?!".
Look in the mirror dudes lol
sounds like one case where a toilet decal with a bulls eye might have actually come in handy🤣
When I was little we had to urgently rent a "hunter's cabin" instead of a regular cottage. Turned out the bedroom was flooded with taxidermy and had a budger carcass staring right inside your soul when you're in bed. Needless to say, we didn't get enough sleep that weekend
Toilet sculptures most frightening against some steep competition!
Haha, hilarious. Carpet files in the kitchen - remember two of those when I was young, yuk.
There's a rule of thumb that fans with less number of blades are more efficient. That's why most industrial fans has 3 blades or even less. The only reason why our home uses fan with more number of blades is because it's quieter
The botched taxidermy will allow me to abandon my diet for the next couple of days.
I can't even get behind clear glass showers (or even a see through shower curtain) much less an entirely open bathroom lol
OMG.... I can't believe people did these things!
Real quick about the hunting, I think in many places (including where I live) if hunting is properly regulated (and enforced!) it can actually be helpful for population control and benefit an ecosystem overall. I would also assume must hunters eat the animals, at least I hope so..
Yeah, there's nothing that can turn a forest into a desert faster than overpopulated deer. But truthfully, in most places the deer wouldn't be overpopulated in the first place if we hadn't killed off their natural predators. Check out this really great video about the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone: ruclips.net/video/ysa5OBhXz-Q/видео.html
Deer can be a real issue in rural areas. I would also imagine meat from killing your own game and eating nose to tail is far more sustainable and healthy than factory farmed meat from Walmart (which is usually the only option in those small towns).
@@craftyluna6381 and the wolves are eating all the beef calves,
@@PoshPennies As a zoologist, Naja H statement, is correct.
As a vegetarian myself, I can't say that I'm thrilled by the concept of hunting. I question the desire a person would have to kill something. It's just not for me. That being said, unless a person is vegetarian, then they are going to get their meat from somewhere. I would rather they got it from an animal that had been able to live a life in the wild, rather than one stuck in a cage from birth to death. The less meat bought from factory farms the better.
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I don't care for animal decor, but people eat what they hunt because it's healthy, economical, and unprocessed. It's also much more humane for a deer to die quickly at the hands of a hunter and provide nourishment than to be painfully shredded by a predator or die slowly by disease as is most common in the wild. Love your content but you're uninformed or willingly ignorant in this area.
Very funny video though! 😊
I think "willingly ignorant" is harsh. I grew up in Michigan so I'm aware of the issues of species overpopulation andcrowing due to habitat loss. However I wouldn't expect someone who had not grown up in more rural areas to fully appreciate the humanity of a quick kill vs. prolonged pain or starvation. That being said, this argument is really only valid for hunting animals that are lower down the food chain, like deer. When it comes to trophy hunting-- killing anything in Africa (unless one lives in Africa and needs food) feels unsporting to me, too. (I come from a long line of hunters, but things were different 40-50 years ago. I don't understand the thrill of the kill.
I often travel with a friend. Friend like buddy. I always hope the hotel doesn't have an open bathroom. Theee...I guess two times I had open bathrooms I luckily travelled alone. Can't imagine this is a thing for couples either.
Yeahhhhh....... she's here!!! 😊
Best video ever! Thank you for the belly laughs, making me feel better about the hodgepodge of decor, furnishings bought while desperate and broke…and the funny but kinda terrifying taxidermy pics lol. This video definitely made my day a lot better.
I’d sincerely like to thank you for including the scientific evidence showing why the lid must be down before flushing. I’ve been telling my 3 kids (plus my husband) this must be done until I’m blue in the face without them caring or changing their gross habit. I cannot wait to show them this perfect quick and to the point segment of the video. 🤞hopefully it’ll be as effective as I imagine. Anyways, thanks for another spectacular video!
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thank you so much shannon!
Hilarious! 😂 Thank you for the giggles today!
I can't believe people have glass wall bathrooms 🤦🏻♀️
I hate the whole idea of taxidermy. It’s so stupid like you said.
I think you are just delightful.
Some areas also have hunting or allow hunting, sometimes year round, as a means to control overpopulation of some wildlife. Since we change the predator/prey balance in areas we inhabit, some species have been reproducing unchecked and can become problems. I’m with you though, I’m not a fan of it (I work in veterinary medicine and the only shots I take are in video games) but in some places there is an actual need or reason for it.
Pretty much all the bathroom stuff was creepy. Doorless carpeted double heart toilets... NOPE! But dead animals on my wall? Never! Never! Never! There was a taxidermy place close to where I used to live. I was creeped out just driving by. One day they had their bbq grill set up outside the store.....eew. That's just wrong for so many reasons.
This was very entertaining!
Carpet in the kitchen: I wouldn´t believe that anybody would do it, if I hadn´t bought an apartment, where they had it - the moment I saw it I thought this must be the first thing to be removed as soon as I can. They had the carpet also in the pantry and also on the shelves in the pantry. And guess what: there was a lot of mould under it and was as disgusting as one can imagine (incl. the smell). They had there also a colourful toilet cover and a toilet rug, stickers on walls, etc. too. A place full of style :-)
Totally agree with your taxidermy comments! Hilarious video! 😆
This video is so funny 😁 😂. The carpeted kitchens and bathrooms are so wrong, disgusting and gross! Taxidermy is utterly disturbing 😳. Just a quick tip, if you're in the market to sell your house- Taxidermy is something that can negatively influence prospective home buyers. Thanks for the video and laughs!
Maybe that dog is very important to the owner I shouldn't laugh but bhahahahahahahhaha
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Today I needed a good laugh 😂