Deadliest Substance in the World
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2022
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What AMAZES me is when a toxin is known as "tasteless" meaning someone did taste these things. RIP.
No, they are looked at for chemicals that humans associate with taste.
it just means oderless but no taste not linked to oder
A few years ago my dad came down suddenly very ill. At first it appeared to be a stroke, but in less than 12 hours from symptoms he had to go on assisted breathing and was showing general signs of paralysis. Then they were worried about botulism. It is exceedingly rare, except in cases involving my dad's hobby: home canning. So they put him on medications for that, and I gave the health department a sample jar of everything he had. Turns out it wasn't botulism though, but a very rare disease and an especially severe type of auto-immune illness called "Graves' disease." Speaking of R.I.P.'s and other unfortunately named science terms. It's been 3 years, he's alive but his getting better means being able to go 20-30ft with a walker.
Addressing those comments, I am fundamentally aware that botulism is not caused by the bacteria it's named after. but by an after-product of its metabolism. Thanks all the same. Botulism is still scary are all fuck, and it was scary when my dad was suspected of having it. It's no laughing matter.
🙏 I only hope for the best for you and your dad.
@@kellystlouis3388 me too
@@OfficialCubey Me three.
Sadly my mom has it to and she has at least until I'm 18
I like how he gives us real life examples of the weight and size, especially since I didn't really know what to think when hearing the measurments.
i rather both
yeah I agree
I'm honestly surprised you put tha inland taipan and not the box jellyfish.
@@the_unrepentant_anarchist. five hundred milligrams is 1 gram not 1kg
@unnamed7430 500mg is a half of a gram. 1000mg= 1 gram
Bro, give him a BAA platinum medal for his videos and voice.
22:40 I was a Can Seam inspector and it is a very in depth job to ensure that the can seam itself is sealed to such measurements to ensure there will be no cases like this. This has helped me when shopping to be able to tell which dented cans are not good enough to buy and which are safe but marked down in price. ;)
So what you're saying is don't buy dental cans.
Thanks for the heads up.
@@Aye-McHuntno he's saying he can tell which dented cans are still safe.
@agemoth Yes, I gathered that. But I'm not an expert at spotting whether a dented can is safe or not. So, I won't be buying dented cans ever again.
My local supermarket doesn't mark dented cans down, anyway. So why should I risk my health?
I agree with a lot of comments you don't just say why a substance does something, you explain it better than any teacher could in class. Again cutting a grain of salt into over 600 pieces to get the correct dose for one poison boggles the mind.
Timestamps to each section
An Apple A Day: 0:33
Metallic Mimicry: 2:06
Smaller Fish To Fry: 3:54
Ribbituary: 6:22
Di By Name: 8:26
Poison of Kings: 10:15
Taipan Terror: 11:52
Strych Out: 13:21
Wheezy Weapons: 14:40
Puff of Smoke: 16:20
Something in the Water: 17:44
Mean Bean: 19:37
Fishy Business: 21:20
Canned if You Do: 22:39
Radioactive Risk: 24:08
You are a legend
@@BassIsTheBestInstrament Thank you, but I wanted to just hear “Thanks for these timestamps.” I tested them several times, although they may be a bit early or late. I’m trying to have the timestamp be the end of a previous entry, so that it doesn’t sound clunky or awkward. Nonetheless, I really liked the video, definitely my favorite be amazed video yet, since it explains why these toxins are so deadly by also mentioning their effect on the human body. That was the one flaw the other video like this had, it didn’t explain why the substances could kill. Goodbye!
Guys breaking bad is educational
Mean bean
holy scrap 30 likes?!
Thanks for it
I think the best solution to the lead toy issue is to go old school. Tree climbing, books, paper airplanes, all that jazz.
Ew noooo.I'm scared of UV rays ruining my skin.And of freckles.And of bugs.And I can't even climb the rock climbing wall,how will I climb a tree lol?But mostly agree with everything else
RUBBER it comes from a tree also just dont use plastic or bendable plastic
What? Lead IS “old school”.
I get the impression that you just say things without the least bit of thought.
Can you do better?
Fun fact strychnine is put in industrial strength pest killer, ahhh the good ol' days of spraying gopher and badger holes with absolutely no equipment and most days no shirt, the memories 😍
Back fifty years ago when I was in school we used to play with liquid mercury in our hands and pass it around
Lead exposure would explain a lot about this current generation!
*administration
Lead poisoning was at its highest between the 1930s and 1970s due to leaded gasoline being widely used at the time and since the lead came from car exhausts from roads, going outside (especially near any type of roads) increased the chances of lead poisoning rather than staying inside, guess which generation was raised in the 1970s? Leaded gasoline has long been outlawed in almost every country so lead poisoning is a lot more rarer than it was before.
Nah lead poisoning explains a lot about the previous generation
ok boomer
And me *hhh*
Point of order: Botulism isn't caused directly by the bacterium, but by a toxin produced by it. Clostridium botulinum is also a strict anaerobe, which means the tiniest amount of oxygen will kill it, so an infection is extremely unlikely.
FYI, this toxin is the same chemical used in BoTox injections, so yeek😨
Yes it is amazing the things that have been used as "health and beauty" aids. At one time they used lead oxide as a skin treatment, then strychnine, and arsenic. In the early 20th century Radium was all the craze. Today we inject botulism toxin.
I believe that a single drop is enough to kill the entire human population it is one of the deadliest compounds known to man
It's also hound in honey...
@@petergardner4451 No! Not honey. 😞
@@petergardner4451 A hound in honey? Woof, woof! HAHAHA
I seem to remember watching a documentary on Roman emperor Nero that cataloged his litany of bad behavior and awful deeds, one of which was poisoning his stepbrother (who was next in line for the throne). In this documentary, toxicologists looked at the poisons available during Nero's time and determined that the three most likely options were cyanide, strychnine, and hemlock. The toxicologists agreed that while cyanide is found in fruit pits, you'd need quite a few of them for it to be lethal, and it would be very noticeable that something had been slipped into the drink.
In San Diego County, those castor bean trees grew like weeds around my house. My neighbor told me to put the beans down the gopher holes, to poison the little cusses.
Holy crap you didn’t like do that did you…….? I sure hope not :(
@@theisgood0 ---I did that a couple times. Lakeside was infested with gophers, that killed all my rose bushes.
I’ve never been so happy to be allergic to seafood 🥰
Me to
same here
Why? Not every fish has mercury some are grown in ponds not caught in sea also fish has small amounts u can eat 3 cans of tuna a week without worry. Not to mention our lofe is a ticking clock as we inhale gases from cars and other chemicals from everywhere most food has pesticides or artificial chemicals unless you eat organic
I've never been so happy to not like seafood
If this don't make the world seem so much more scary and deadly I don't know what will.
Especially that last one I would say no to that
I agree no one is safe 😱😱😱😱😱
Running out of coffee?
That would be WWIII
Congratulations for 11 million subscribers! I'm so happy for you! You know, numbers are just some figures, your true success exceeds all numbers, and your place in our heart is immeasrable. I really hope your channel continues to grow and prosper
More fantastic information it's true! But I'm beginning to lose sleep as it gets me more intrigued by what is KNOWINGLY done to us.......
Starting as a kid growing up I was messing with anything petrol powered, and I couldn't care about exposure to it. I was stupid. I used to wash my hands with it. Anyway around 20 yrs of age,, after a good beer session I couldn't walk the next day, my leg bones ached. Finnally I went to the quack who did a blood test that came back as very high lead level> messing with petrol. I quit my evil habit and I'm61 today, a mechanic , on diesels, and occasional small.petrols but I'm very wary of it. But I survived
Ive been watching ur vids since probably 2019 and i absolutely love every single one of them. Congrats on 11 mil!
You always fail to disappoint us with your videos. Keep up the good work !
had to do a double take i think you mean never fail to disappoint
@@leahsimi7259 wait, so he never fails to disappoint?
@@shadow_boxer_k sorry my bad read it as you allways fail to impresss us with your videos
@@leahsimi7259 Ehh, it's not a big deal
That got me confused for a sec...
4:09 The part about the woman who had a certain type of mercury on her skin through her gloves I heard about on ChubbyEmu. That is scary. Glad things have improved on the safety requirements since then where they now where 2 layers of gloves, one which it will not go through if spilled on.
Research this event. The workers there had been desperately trying to get management to provide proper protective gear for a long time.
Personally, I'd probably wear a dozen gloves....
@@deborahaumiller7391 Then you'd be six times an idiot. Two pairs is enough for anybody. (Actually, one proper pair ought to do it.)
You sound like the kind of person who wears a surgical mask to just to drive around alone in her car.
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The expression "mad as a hatter" comes from lead poisoning, lead being a prominent component used in the construction of hats at one time. The longer people were in the trade the more lead they would be exposed to and the eventual effects on their mental health gave rise to the expression.
Mercury poisoning
@@user-ll9ij3mx4w You are absolutely correct. Can't believe I made that mistake, thank you for the correction!
Victorian doctors really did think, "if it doesn't kill you, it'll make you stronger"
"Not even my channels competitors" got me laughing 🤣
21:15: The graphic depicted is wrong. Yes, the ricin was shot into the calf muscle of Georgi Markov by a modified umbrella, but it was NOT a pointed dart. It was a spherical "bb", drilled out on one side to create a cavity, that was filled with ricin. When the assassin jabbed the umbrella into Markov's calf, he fired off the mechanism, placing the ricin-laden bb under Markov's skin. The idea was to make it seem like the assassin had accidentally jabbed Markov's leg with the point of his umbrella as he strolled along, apologizing for doing so, and Markov thinking nothing more of it, until he walked away, and suddenly collapsed, the assassin vanishing into the crowd, never to be caught. This umbrella, or one of its type, is Russian-made, and is on display in the CIA museum.
Wow! That is quite the dangerous yet ingenious device! I see why there are some many spy tool tropes in movies. There’s a lot of thought and time put into these devices.
What "civil servant" came up with the idea and design?
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Once again dude knocked it outta the park!! You have seriously created the perfect work from home playlist but sometimes I forget what I’m doing and get lost watching 😅
This comment is for 9:38 in the video. One thing I thought was kind of interesting was how if you ever raised stick bugs for pets, it seems like they camouflage some of their eggs to look like Castor beans depending on the species. ✌️
They said she died because the glove was compromised not because it was absorbed through the glove. Now they have to wear 2 pairs of gloves to work with it.
another masterpiece of facts from this amazing channel the fact that so many research go into one video makes this channel the best
keep the good work 👍👍
This happened to my whole family we ate fish that had some in it. We had diarrhea for days and we couldn’t really stand up. We would be walking our knees would be buckling after just a few steps. Adding vomiting and nausea made me wonder if we were poisoned by someone.
I think ur capping cuz u need to eat like 200 fish
@@26hzz Bruh just one fish and the only person that’s wasn’t feeling like shit for 3 days straight was my dad because he didn’t eat with us that day. I wouldn’t advise you to try it out and see how it feels to want to shit and vomit in one setting. Than feeling weak as if you’ve worked out for days without rest that was quite an experience. Be careful when eating salt water fish especially around industrial areas in certain countries.
bro how much methylmercury was on those fish
You sure you cook the fish properly??
the more you toot the better you feel.. so let's have beans for every meal
Just not canned ones....
Or toxic ones....
I like how he always finds a way to tell us to like and subscribe.
Yeah. It's clever.
The information is superb we need more fact based informative videos so we can grow intellectually
21:45
Who makes these comparisons man 😂😂😂😂 half a mosquito???
Half a dollar prrvious too😂
Jonathan's voice is great for his videos too.... More please
Oh, is that the name of this narrator? The channel has three narrators that I know of, one of their names is Jay. He was introduced the bad design series, the third episode.
The final narrator is found in previous videos such as “Theme Park Rides that had to be Shutdown Pt.2.”
Beans. Castor beans.
Nice
As a retired chemist, I've worked with several of the chemicals on this list.
The utmost safety was involved when working with them.
People trying to find water: I FOUND IT
Anatoxin-a: nope
Lifestraw: I heard there was a anatoxin-a
around here
Such interesting, &a great variety of content! I love that I know I'll learn something I probably didn't know, on such a huge variety of subjects! I often bypass The Bright Side channel, but ALMOST NEVER this one!!
Be Amazed I love these fact filled videos thank you for the good content keep it coming 👍🏽
Thank you! Will do!
Woah never saw be amazed reply before
I can't just understand how a man can crack such good jokes while talking about something SO serious!😆🤣
Another awesome video. Good job, keep em coming they are so much fun & are sure to bring that frown upside down! 👍
An apple a day keeps the FBI away
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The editing in the videos are so interesting.
2:02 Stand By Me is hands down one of the best movies EVER
Re mercury thermometer, the hospital I worked for discontinued its use due to its toxicity when broken. We would call the Public Health Department to clean up the spill, they would wear protective gears including face masks and gloves with outer gloves super thick so they are protected. Thank you Be Amazed for these informative videos.
In my country mercury thermometers are still pretty common, especially in households with children. The glass does seem pretty thin and fragile. I imagine if one fell to the floor it breaks easily. What would happen if a child or pet accidentally swallowed the mercury inside a thermometer?
@@keshiaanjani2305 mercury is a neurotoxin, they will need emergency care. I pray it doesn't happen.
YOU GOT TO 11M SUBSCRIBERS YOU DESERVE IT SO MUCH
Nah, channels beyond 4M subs become indistinguishable from old-school television. It's a real shame to see a good channel get too popular.
All very interesting. I've never been keen on fish for exactly these reasons. As for 'accidental' poisoning, how about going into the burnt-out shell of western Europe's largest covered space which had previously contained military ammunition and which had burned continuously for about 5 years before finally exhausting itself? You used to be able to see the smoke coming out of it from a hilltop miles away and the fire was so large that there was no way to deal with it other than letting it burn out. I know somebody who was sent in with electrical contractors afterwards to set about stripping out and refitting electricals. The walls were covered with dust containing depleted uranium from tank shells. This person developed lipomas, one of which will eventually paralyse him, as it's wrapped around his spinal column and has been growing gently for 30-plus years. What a lovely prognosis to receive in your early 20s - he has been experiencing effects increasingly as he ages and it is inoperable (surgery would paralyse him anyway). His GP - upon being shown some of these lumps 30 years ago - asked if he'd been exposed to heavy metals.... Defence authorities of course will never admit that such poisoning took place and there is this thing called Crown Immunity as well - you can't prosecute them even if it's patently obvious that they were responsible for something unfortunate. Military personnel sent to invade Kuwait / Iraq were exposed to similar poisoning - it's well documented.
Care to say where and when ? As not much depleted uranium shells are used and it's not like they are not usable anymore after some date it sounds kinda...not much like a real story
guess not...so BS "mild shock"
Ah, nicotine. How I wish I could quit you. I regret letting you rewire my brain to the point where not only my body craves you after several hours, but my brain demands it during breaks and after meals too. Can't win for trying, you know?
Learning that free radicals from lead can mimic and fool the body into thinking they’re useful trace metals, is another nail in the coffin that there is a loving & compassionate god who created us.
One time years ago, I had just moved out of my house. We weren’t allowed in the attic because it had lead in it and was dangerous. The people we bought it from said “oh don’t worry as long as you stay outta the attic it’ll be fine” well not long after moving out my mom started to feel different. So we all went to an odd doctor. Then a few days later we all did some sort of foot bath at the doctors place? It made the water a difference color. Then apparently we were unlead poisoned? Idk I sometimes have very vivid and realistic dreams (I’ve begged my mom to go to non existent playground and I used to be convinced that I could drive when I was six because I had a reoccurring dream about driving). Is this a dream or was that something that actually happened? Are doctors like that real? I feel like it was before I really knew what lead was so it seems odd that I’d dream that but idk.
Love your videos! Always learn a lot from them 😊
Awesome! Thank you!
But it’s true, I do always learn a lot from them! And thanks for making them, I bet you might have saved a life before just with some of the videos you make. 😁
In
Be Amazed: grab your hazmat suit
Me: wishing I had a hazmat suit
Last week at the university I’m attending, in our class of zoology I learned about the actual purpose of why all amphibians produce these poisons on their skin, there are some that really do use it against predators etc, but those have them in their glads behind their ears. But all of amphibians are poisonous, even those that aren’t actually as poisonous to us, it’s because of how they need their skin to be constantly at least a bit wet, fungi are going to be easier to grow on their skin which to frogs and other amphibians can be extremely toxic. I found it an interesting fact, so I thought I’d share it while we were on the topic of frog poison
I honestly don`t think the Polonium is my biggest problem if i get hit by a nuke
Thank god I don't eat those foods very much🤢
"Eating 8 caster beans can make you a has-bean" Be Amazed 11/19/22, pure comedy, I love this channel.
I seriously wish I could like this more than once
arsenic is a tastless liquid ? thanks for the guy who tasted it to tell us how it tastes
Deadly substances! Awesome!
at the end I feel bad for that dude. this is how he die. Litvinenko suddenly fell ill and was hospitalised after poisoning with polonium-210; he died on 23 November.
It's me again. Always the best videos. But you, Mr. Narrator, need to have your own channel, so that loyal fans of your narration can listen to you every day! You deliver BE AMAZED like no other!
Love this channel 💎
16:20
This is why I wear gloves when mixing my vape juice. I only make 1.5 - 2mg nic but the nicotine that I use is 250mg/ml. That's some really strong and toxic stuff.
I really like this content and this is so entertaining! This made me amazed!
Informative: check
Humor: check
Little white mascot interrupting video: double check 🤣
only 2 minutes posted and this has too many views 😳
One of my favorite channels of all time is this 😎😎😎
I agree that death by (insert poison) would be terrifying. Having said that, at least I would get to die. There are mental disorders that people suffer with for life, and THAT sucks alot, too.
ikr
Best video you’ve done yet, I mean I liked the previous ones but there was no clarification on why the substances were so bad to touch or eat or inhale. Also, the titles were great. Metallic mimicry, for example, is just a great alliteration and I’m a sucker for those. Great job! I’m amazed!
Great info in this one!
Mercury as a (pure) metal is quite harmless in itself. Yes, it's toxic, but in this form the body can hardly absorb it if any at all. So a drop of ordinary mercury is not a big deal. However, once it's in an organic compound (dimethyl or methylmercury e.g.) IS incredibly dangerous, because it's much easier absorbed.
The way he says “kILlEr bEANs”💀
well, that was terrifying.
I've got some 72mg/ml nicotine from before it was limited. I used to make my own juice in the early days of vaping and that was the limit per ml at the time, but was easily ordered off the internet with no restrictions and no safety literature. At that concentration even the vapour from the bottle can be lethal, so I used to wear a cartridge mask and have a fan blowing out the window. What I thought would be an economy was a massive pain in the butt as a single drop was sufficient for a comparatively large amount of eliquid, but consistency was difficult to achieve at that concentration, and the danger of using it was significant. It's a lot more dangerous than people appreciate!
Even at standard eliquid concentrations of 3-20mg/ml it causes skin damage if you spill it on skin and don't wash it off immediately. Took me a few months of using early vapes to figure out why I had so much damage to the skin on my hands, and pretty much all early vape hardware leaked like a mofo lol. For the average person, the sealed vape pens are a better option than messing about with nicotine bearing liquids.
Edit: Also the UK version for baked beans is:
Beans beans, good for the heart
The more you eat, the more you fart
The more you fart, the more you eat
The more you sit on the toilet seat.
Sorry but the description to suit this poster is : Wot kind of deranged person does these sort of things???
@@adamthomas9924a lot of people used to and still do create their own DIY vape juices with stocks of pure nicotine to dilute.
I remember back in the early 60’s we played with Mercury in chemistry class. I still have an old style Mercury thermometer.
I love how you like sharing your information
Where can I find real comments instead of: "Can we just appreciate how much effort this channel does to entertain us?"
The channel is quite amazing. I was out of ideas for my science project & then I remembered about this channel speaking about the presence of cyanide in apple seeds & I thought about a project of genetic engineering causing increased production of cyanide in apples & it's utilisation as a potential bioweapon but then I realised that I don't live in Israel.
Lucky u😂
I don't even get a science project.
Lucky u
Dam
oh yeah, I remember doing experiments with Nicotine under a microscope in college Biology.
Oh those poor innocent hydras, I think their hearts exploded.
Kinda makes me sad I finally quit smoking a month ago.
Bro these videos teach me more than school 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Reading online about mercury, it is being looked at to be replaced in thermometers and temperature measurement devices, but isn't large-scale banned yet. Non-mercury thermometers are available, but in some applications it isn't as easy to replace it.
My city has a art museum and in the art museum they have a nature section where they raise all sorts of animals and little critters. They just so happened to have quite a few poison dart frogs and there was nobody watching the nature thing and It took everything in me not to touch one. Like for some reason I had a really strong urge just to hold one just to see if it will actually do it 🤣🤣🤣
@@brennansmith.. intrusive thoughts
@@brennansmith..
"call of the shadows"
is that what you guys call the Man at the back of your head that tells you to Do very stupid crap?
@@Time_Rat I made a mistake I was thinking of something else
@@Time_Rat I never heard that term, but it's very accurate. I, like many people who suffer from both a fear of heights and vertigo (they're not the same, but you can get vertigo or vertigo symptoms triggered by heights. I get it just sitting down or even in my sleep!), basically picture myself going out of a window high up, including in airplanes! Of course I wouldn't do it if it were possible, and there's no way in hell you'll get me parachuting, but that thought always comes there. It's maybe why I'm so terrified of even entering tall buildings!
It’s not dangerous until you swallow or if you have a cut it will kill you so you can hold it if u wash ur hands
4:05 You got your temperature taken rectally by your mom until you were 17! LMFAO 🤣 That's hilarious!!
gross
the TRUE most dangerous substances: black hole, antimatter
Isn't it crazy to think that literal toxic chemicals are exposed to us all the time? I'm not not gonna be able to sleep tonight!
Also, who were those doctors who prescribed those chemicals at "Beauty" and "Health" purposes?
I think those doctors came from Ohio💀
You’re such an Npc bruh
lmfao no. go get some toxic induced permasleep
@@simonforfan Thanks for the tip, I met technoblade up here...
@@alonzochayanguya8655 i bet he too was disappointed
@@alonzochayanguya8655 bruh ...thats too far..
Amazing content.😍
Hence, the name of the channel!
I love everything this show teaches me I don't even know everything I haven't even watched the whole series of episodes I still need to watch so much and I love to learn
we played with liquid mercury with our bare hands,we broke a diode that contained a small amount of mercury and we were just making it roll around in the palms of our hands.not sure what type it was, but we didnt get sick.
Nicotine gets a bad wrap. I have been vaping for 9 years. Most vapors use nicotine at 3 to 6% per ml. When I do not vape there is no withdrawal like a cigarette I do not get the knife in the chest I got without cigarettes.
It has some good benefits it helps with dimension and neuropathy. The addictive part of smoking is not the nic but something else that is
not in E-liquid. Thank you great channel.
Just a quick point of order…that’s a .3 to .6%
If you actually vaped 6% from a sub tank or a dripper, you would at the very least get nic sick…..This is why disposables (which use a 5% salt nic) operate between 8-12 watts depending on the device/brand.
Having said all that, the video is correct. Nicotine sold in bulk for DIY stuff which is usually 100mg, is VERY dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing.
I got to the botulism part. My dad told me one time. Well eating a can of salmon if he got to the bottom there were worms in there that were alive 😣. The consequently part of this is that he told me no matter what you eat out of a can dump it into a bowl first. Cuz you never know what you're going to get until you got it that's my part.
I had a can of soup from a budget supermarket that had mold on the bottom of the can. Now I always empty the can out first.
The worst substance on earth? Elementary school teacher’s “coffee morning breath”
Taipans wander through our Backyard in Australia, we have to watch out for them, one killed on of our dogs, and we have “accidentally” killed a few of them. They are not shy. They come at you. They rise up and attack. Hate them.
Hello to All
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Let's face it. The world is trying to kill us off... Great job, as always.
More like our fellow humans , than this world .
The close up of the snakes head made me flinch everytime it stuck its slithery tounge out.
Loved the ribituary joke.
So, what you're saying is that if you come into contact with Batrachotoxin, you will definitely croak.
Who here eats the seed of an apple?
No one: a random dude serving apples on the street: *WANT TO EAT UGLY STUPID APPLE SEEDS THAT TASTE REALLLY GROSS? COME TO GARBAGE SEEDS FROM APPLES* (no offense to the original comment)
I grind them up and drink apple seed smoothies.
My dead grandma.
Are you acoustic?
@@That-One-F2P no, why?