fun fact: fish CAN drown. They breath oxygen just like us, but in the water, so if theres no excess oxygen in the water, they would drown. Edit: To all who keep saying hydrogen, I meant excess oxygen in h2o, there is still oxygen in water, but there can be a lack of excess.
One time, my aunt told my sister that she doesn't believe in medicine. That's not even the worst part. Her husband has cancer, so medicine is what's keeping him alive. That's still not even the worst part. My sister is a nursing major. My aunt told her niece who's learning how to work in a medical field that she doesn't believe in the thing that's keeping her husband alive.
Hope your uncle gets better. Maybe your aunt means, she is disapointed that medicine doesnt CURE cancer but only treats it? not sure. maybe there was a mistake in translation. or maybe your Aunt is just weird.
Venom is 1000x more toxic than cyanide, blue rings become visible when it feels threatened 😳 (no recent deaths from it reported so poster survived encounter)
(9:39) for those who don't understand, look where the graph is and look at the number of subscribers. The top says 0, 100, 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000, and 3,000. The subscriber count is in the millions.
bro by that logic, pewdiepie would have 1.7 billion subscribers, not 98 million. And markiplier would have 1.25 billion. Even if it was in hundreds of thousands instead of millions, that would be closer, but still wrong. Not only is the measurement not specified, it's on some weird semi-exponential scale up until it reaches 1000, after which it becomes linear. And the bars are not to scale whatsoever. That whole graph is nonsense.
the surgery story was because that surgery was done before anesthesia was invented, so the quality of a surgery was determined not by how well it was performed, rather how fast it was done. As a quick surgery would mean less pain for the patient. Doctors would often throw care completely out the window in order to speedrun a surgery so the patient didn't have to lay there in agony sliced open on the operating table.
I like how at 54:54, Jack attempts and pronounces every word in the sentence but forgot to cut that take before re-recording and saying “I’m not even gonna attempt to say that”
19:46 according to google: Goofy is an American cartoon character created by the Walt Disney Company. He is a tall, anthropomorphic dog who typically wears a turtle neck and vest, with pants, shoes, white gloves, and a tall hat originally designed as a rumpled fedora.
I once informed my dad that I (believe) he has ADHD. His response? "I got it from you!" ...this is the same man who once needed my help removing some squirrel poop from my mom's vehicle upholstery before she noticed.
@@barneymiller7894 Dad had this bright idea that he could stop squirrels from coming into our yard and destroying stuff by trapping and releasing them in another town- kinda like trying to clear a beach one grain of sand at a time.
Dumbest thing I've ever heard was a guy in high school who said, "Man, how did people get the news before TV was invented?" This was the 90s, when newspapers were still incredibly common, and this guy was 16 or 17.
56:42 For those wondering, yes, cats **can** have mints as long as they dont experience diarrhea or vomiting. However, the leaves of the plant are toxic - including ones made for cooking and garnish. Giving your cat a candy cane or mint life saver is fine. Keep it away from the plant leaves.
You know what I just had one of these moments earlier in the week with my sister. Our house has three floors (ground, second, and a basement) and the second floor tends to get really hot. Her room is on the second floor. It’s been unusually hot in her room compared to even the rest of the second floor for a while. She complained about it to our mother who then asked her to check if her (floor) vent is open. My sister said “I can’t check it because I have a bunch of stuff piled on top of it.” After watching my mother die inside for what felt like an eternity, I yelled in frustration “then get the shit off your vent!!” She did, found that her vent was also shut, opened it, and was absolutely amazed the next day by how well it cooled her room. She even said “maybe that was the problem!” as if she had a eureka moment.
I learn something new about EmKay every day. Two days ago I learned that Lexi is an IT engineer (because I kinda don't watch their videos in order), yesterday I learned that Robin took Japanese classes in high school, and today I learned that Damien used to work in the resteraunt buisness.
29:02 My french teacher once gave me a black and white exam paper and one of the questions was “What colour is this flower?” and she scolded us because we didn’t know that it was yellow
9:52 Not only are the intervals at the top scaled very very wrong but the distance between 22 mil and 24 mil is the same from 24 mil to 98 mil. Which is most def not how that works.
these bars are shown on a logarithmic scale, which means that +1 on this scale equals to 10x higher value. It mainly is used to show both very big and very small values at the same time.
Damien sometimes radiates the same asshole energy as TF2's scout P.S. jack, as an australian i can easily say that we speak differently enough for it to be its own language
At work some old woman in the baking aisle asked me to help her find the flour. So I pointed to the bag of flour in front of her face. She says "No! That's the WHEAT flour, I need regular flour!" When I asked her what grain "regular" flour is made out of, she went silent. Edit: Also, honorary mention to the old man who had to clarify whether rock sugar was sweet or not.
4:48 Jokes aside, can we all collectively acknowledge the fact that the meme isnt just a facepalm, but also technically the truth? Cause the cosplayer was _literally_ dressed as a NCR Ranger from Fallout New Vegas
@@touchofgrey5830 still dont fully get what the problem is if you laugh at your own joke I mean arent you supposed to laugh at jokes. But eh just my opinion ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I bet 4 Aussie bux that he didn't realize what the problem was at 13:10 oh hey look there's a hashtag. 100% positive most of these go over both of their heads. Hell I wouldn't be surprised if their own comments have been featured and they laughed at themselves without realizing it. I enjoy both laughing with and at them.
My youngest brother was talking to me about biology (or something about animals), and he said “birds are birds, not animals.” Let me tell you that would make me so angry for no good reason, I spent an hour arguing with him (I had some good points) but the only defense, or even reason he could come up with is repeating “birds are birds.” I don’t know why I even bothered at that point. It still annoys me to this day.
Once a few years age I was at school in math class we were talking about fractions and one of my friends said “you can’t divide 1/9 in half” I said “ yes you can its 1/18” she started arguing with me that you can’t divide 1/9 in half, I wonder if she learned anything from that argument
I was about to have a fucking heart attack wondering if Goofy was actually supposed to be a cow and he is, in fact, an anthropomorphic dog. I can now rest easily.
What could have happened here is that the person got confused between Goofy and another older Disney character named Clarabelle Cow. She's not used much anymore, but she is a cow, and has a similar body type to Goofy. They must have thought Goofy was a cow too.
9:31 this is the problem; While Jack’s numbers are ~2,000,000 short of Mark’s, it shows a distance. That distance, however, is the exact same distance as between Mark’s and Pewdiepie’s, while Marks is ~54,000,000 as apposed to ~Jack’s 2,000,000 short of Mark. The other problem shown on this image is that the line Jack is barely crossing is the 1,000 line.
What I find really funny is neither EmKay nor the person holding the "home" sign realized that they were holding it upside down and backwards...all they had to do flip it over and around and it would have been correct. xDDD The H, O, and E in that type font have horizontal symmetry.
i love how every single clip of damian ends in uncontrollable laughter. the best part is most of the t8me hes laughing about his own jokes and comments.
That exact checkers thing happened to me and my sister when we were kids. They had one at our pediatricians office. My older sister insisted this was how it was set up, she would NOT believe me (pre-smart phones to google it and show her), so I eventually gave up was like, "yeah, let's play like this and see what happens." After a little while of not playing checkers, she realized she was doing it wrong.
@@zadynhopkins6920 To take pieces, you have to jump diagonally over your opponent's piece. You can't do that if they are on different colors. The pieces are all supposed to be on one color. Personally, I like chess a lot more, though I haven't played it in a while.
Literally nobody ever told me this isn’t how you set up a checkers board…I literally played with the board like that my whole life and nobody ever told me that’s not how you play lol
2:31 i like how out of place eczema is with the other things they listed. (For those wondering, eczema is a skin disorder where your skin is extra-dry, while the others are mental disorders.)
I have autism and I described it to someone and they said that saying that it was a 'mental disorder' was offensive and that I should call it a 'psychological disorder' like wtf?
2:18 I like to think this is an attempt to ruin a shop’s reputation with the logic of, “We put the S in comfort!” “There’s… no S in comfort.” *Exactly*
The "cat mint" question wasn't that stupid actually. Some cats (like mine) go CRAZY over peppermints and any minty smells so I've always wondered if they were harmful also.
I actually did some googling; a rare mint flavored thing is ok, just not in large doses. It’s the mint *flavoring* that may risk your cat getting sick. But do NOT let your cat eat any actual mint plants, it has chemical compounds in the plant itself that will harm your cat. Also, it’s because catnip and peppermint are in the same family of plants, so cats are attracted to the mint smell and go nuts.
31:30 well, as a german, someone told me that they were sorry for me having such an asshole president. They thought the mustache guy was still alive...
Still doesn't make it racist. If they don't recognize it, people will call it racist, if you do recognize it, again, it will be called racist. You mention skin tone at all, and people freak out. I fucking hate society.
Back in first grade, I was talking with a couple of friends of mine and I told them about how I never ended up getting my 7th birthday party, and they told me that "I was still six." All because I didn't have a PARTY.
@@dirty56ace Yeah, I just thought "You can see the taco man, it's not like cracked or SHATTERED like something crunchy slammed into a book normally is..... Not that you should be slamming anything crunchy into books, you monster.
When I was in school, (elementary/primary and in 4th grade) a kid came up to me, who looked around 8, and said, “listen! I can count numbers! One, two, uh, four, six, I never mind.” And walked away. It was great.
The fact that one of the grade six's in my primary school forgot how to count to ten and was like- "one, four- oh flip, I forgot how to count to ten." He was one of my schools school captains btw.
@@TLOC-Ic_Spades He just had a rough night man. I forgot how to spell the word have when pronouced (hav-d) like how you'd say it when saying "have to." I then realized it was spelt like the normal have pronouciation after like, 5 minutes trying to figure it out. I was out of it lol.
Damien´s laugh is so good. I have a friend who laughs in a similar manner, mostly over his own knowingly bad jokes or stupid random stuff and it´s heaven.
9:30 the bar graph is off. the top goes, 500 - 3,000 (i think) the sub count is WAY higher than 3,000, but it still shows 100,000,000 is lower than 3,000 37:57 uhh..deserts are places without life/harder for life to exist there. so, for example, antarctica is a desert, because its hard to survive there (without having to make a few changes).
If you still want to know the answer to the 'second question': In a fairly short-term temporary world, a Silk Touch pickaxe isn't really necessary at all. In a long-term permanent world, a Silk Touch pickaxe, while not completely necessary, is an extremely nice QoL tool to have. It lets you pick up whole blocks (erg. Diamond Ore)/the original block (erg. Stone) rather than converting the block into something else (erg. Diamonds or Cobblestone)
I go to an English and French immersion school in Canada. One of my classmates asked me “do all of you french student come from France?” And I had to tell him with a straight face that no almost all of us are born in Canada
THANK YOU! I felt like I was going crazy when not only did the idiot who posted it not realise the obvious solution but then EmKay didn't either. How did these people grow up in a world full of 3d objects not learn that you can rotate stuff?
@@37thraven funny thing is, we use the Tex-Mex spelling of "chili" for the dish, and people still forget or don't realize that Chilé is a nation. They aren't even pronounced the same way. I would say I don't get it, but these are the same people that think Taco Bell is Mexican food.
@@SkunkApe407 lol very aware of texmex tropes There's many jokes about how americans dont _need_ to know about other countries, as well as a few about how Canadians (leafs) are very snarky about it :P But yeah: [chih lee] vs [chee lay] I love my Chiléan designer friends! :) Lovely people
39:43 Not only did the person who took the photo not realise but somehow even Emkay didn't. The sign is fine, flip it over stupid. Emkay, come on now, how did you miss that? That's a face palm for EmKay
@@Conceptofcandid4043 Sure but if you go to McDonald's and they screw up your order, you don't say "Bradley out the back screwed up my order", you say McDonald's did. The narrator are still part of the business.
@@Preppy_GlistenIs this sarcastic? Please tell me this is sarcastic. If you flip it lengthways it says "3WOH" not "EmoH", if you flip it over the horizontal it says "HOME". If it's not sarcastic, I'm worried about your spatial reasoning.
This subreddit is REALLY infuriating, because on one hand every time I see a flat-earther I scream like a little girl out of anger, but on the other hand I like this subreddit. :D
I had a moron for a neighbor who would come up with gems like "he wanted to have his cake and ice cream too", she called stucco "stuckle". But the stupidest thing she said to me was this gem: "I was 21 before I realized that we live on top of the earth instead of inside it" Supposedly, she actually went to college. I actually sold my house and moved to get away from her.
"Sabrina the Teenage Witch hired this balding man to play a high school student" Oof, that hits personally - I started experiencing hair loss at 14. Yeah, by the time I left school there was already a visible bald patch forming up there... xD
Bro, one time someone with maxed out charisma went up to flirt with a Dragonborn in one of my D&D adventures say “Nice scales” as a flirt.. like “oh yeah I was born with them, nice skin” bro something like “so if anything without a bar code here is free can I take you out tonight” would have been 10x better
31:49 So You'd expect that a 6th grade teacher that Teaches 2 subjects would be even slightly intelligent, Right. My 6th grade Social Studies Teacher was not. One day, near the start of the year, she went over the way maps work. She went over the Map legend and how to read it and went though the text book to give examples. Half way through the class, she put a map on the projector and asked us questions about the map features. (Exactly Quoting what She said Word for word) "So, this a Map of the Rain fall in Australia. In the Map Legend, as you see, the purple colors represent heavier Rain fall over the past 5 years," "The Lighter Green color represents less rain fall than the areas in purple." "Now, this is a thematic map, meaning it is not an exact parallel to real life. If you were to get a satellite view, it would not look like this. It is Colored like this for the theme of the map. The Parts outside of the colored part is not colored in because they are not the main focus of the map." She then trailed off but came back to the map again, "Now, again, can anyone tell me why these islands to the north and west are not colored in?" *I raise My hand* : Because They are not the main focus of the map. (Said islands was Indonesia) The teacher responded: "No You are Wrong. It is because they are deserts. All of the islands are Deserts and so they are colored like this." "Australia is a Bright Rain Forest, these islands to the north are absolute deserts with no Fertility" Less than 40 seconds Earlier she had said the colors did not represent the actual things on the map. That the colors do not mean that is what the places look like. "This is a thematic Map" She said. Moreover, a Teacher had said "No, You are Wrong" to a student - for answering the asked question - and was supposedly wrong because the teacher was stupid. Later that year in her second subject, a class which I also was in, she was proven a terrible teacher again. I'm not going to go into detail because this comment is long enough, but I nearly got detention for, on a worksheet which you had to color in a little picture. It was a little Indian Tribal Amulet thing I think. For a moment, just as she was walking by to inspect students' work, I rotated my coloring movement from left to right to up and down. Stopping me that moment, Standing up Tall and Speaking loudly to the class more than it was to me: "You do not color in Different Directions, Brayden! You Color in ONE Direction only. I will have you stay after class if you make idiotic mistakes like this again." So that is the My example of when someone did something so Astonishingly Stupid That I will never Forget.
My 5th grade science teacher was going over a multiple choice questions and said "ok so the answer is D, producers get their energy from small mammals and insects" (I ended up correcting her and she acted like I was the smartest person in the world) In fact she gave random people candy because they did the exact same thing as every other person in the entire class.
I can relate to that one post. I’m 1/4 Indian. Growing up in England, there was never any confusion what that meant. Now, living in the US, whenever I mention my Indian heritage, I’m worried the person I’m talking to will think I’m referring to Native Americans, and have to awkwardly explain that my grandmother was from India. It’s a bit of Americana cringe I’ve never really gotten used to.
Around the turn of the century, my employer (office job in IT, Fortune 100 company, office in Arizona) decided to bring in a bunch of contractors from India. After we'd gotten to know a number of them pretty well, I decided to ask how they felt about us using "Indian" to refer to the people who were here before we were (heck, the vice-president's secretary was Navajo). The general consensus was that they found it mildly amusing at best.
@@dadoctah - I can see that. It is a bit awkward for me when people get confused and I have to explain, but language quirks can be funny when they aren’t causing personal hassle. I figure call people what they want to be called and it’s usually all good. It’s just a bit cringy when I say “I’m 1/4 Indian” and the other person starts talking about tribes and reservations, then I have to stop them and correct them. Worse would be those that start on cultural appropriation saying things like “everyone’s claiming to be part Cherokee or something because they think it’s cool” or nonsense like that. These things don’t happen often, but it’s pretty annoying to deal with.
So I was visiting US for a year, teaching at IU, and one of students told me that upon having mentioned his half-Indian heritage (his dad being from around my area), he has been asked "Dots or feathers?" by some. Had me confused till he explained the Native American/Indian confusion. A pretty rude question though, when all's said and done. Thank goodness I personally never had to clarify. I'd have been rendered speechless.
@@TG-ge1oh - It’s a bit more common an issue in certain areas like the American SW where a large number of people still cling to outdated ideas and ways of speaking. It’s been more frequent (albeit still rare since the subject doesn’t often come up) where I’m living now in Texas than it was when I lived in the New England area. The more hostile reactions I mentioned have come mainly from eavesdroppers. The first time it happened, I was as confused as they were. In England, where I was born and raised, it’s not really a thing.
@@hollyhartwick3832 When you say eavesdroppers, you mean people would eavesdrop on others discussing their heritage and come up with weird questions like these? I'm glad to hear England doesn't have a similar issue. The fact that some US citizen would still be confused about who are and aren't the original inhabitants of their nation, is highly depressing. And I don't mean that in a "ha ha stupid American" way. It really is depressing.
17:45 To be fair Robert Liston was an incredible surgeon. In a time of no anesthetic, coagulations or any real sanitation, the faster the amputation, the lower the risk of death due to shock or bloodloss
I was waiting for a bus a while ago and got into a conversation with a couple of other people. We were talking about different things and the subject of fertility came up. One of them said "I wonder if infertility is hereditary". I just started looking at the timetable to see how long I had to wait. I honestly didn't know what to say.
@@sithlord6119 We are talking about someone that was in their 50s and had said her dad was infertile since before she was born but she had 2 children. And yes, unless there was some sort of agreement between her parents like Orlando Bloom's parents, he mum had an affair and she was the result.
@@Cinesta76 Granted the woman from your story is dumb as a rock if she was wondering if her "father's" infertility could be passed to her but it could have been a valid question without that context. An example being an uncle or aunt being infertile that could be a recessive gene in the family that they would need to be concerned about.
Some types of infertility might be inherited. For example a recessive allele might only cause infertility in those who have two copies of it, or a defect on the X chromosome might cause infertility only in males who inherit it, allowing females to pass it on to their offspring.
31:41 my friend Joe: “Wait, were they male, female or bisexual?” This wasn’t a joke Joe’s just an airhead (context, I was talking about a trans camp counselor I had once)
something stupid is that I had the boy in my 4th grade, and it was lunch time, and he was staring at my chest...I looked at him and said, "why the *beep* are you staring at me??" he dead eye, looked me in the eyes, stuck his tounge out and then said, "you don't have a bra..." and wiggles his tounge. I cried so hard when I got home.
A friend of mine once told me that I wasn't a vegetarian cause I ate fries. I asked him why and he said "Cause they are fried in oil and oil comes from dinosaurs who died millions of years ago". I was like, buddy, not that kind of oil...
31:36 so In third grade there was this kid in my class and he kept arguing that all chicken eggs were already fertilized, but somehow they would just remove the embryo without breaking the egg I tried to explain it to him 100 times but he just not listen. I wonder what he is doing today 😂
A friend once deadass thought I woke up like an hour early every day to straighten my hair because they didn't think people could have naturally straight hair.
29:10 Gee I wonder if there's some meaning between the $0.75 to $1? I get what you're saying about how it says equality, but people also say there's no pay gap, so...
Had a collection of quotes from customers when I did computer service. The one that comes to mind is: "Where can I download more free space for my hard drive?".
One of the he dumbest things I’ve ever heard someone say was when me and my friend were talking, and I made a cocaine joke, she deadass replied with “iSnT tHaT pRonOUnCed toBAccO???”
fun fact: fish CAN drown. They breath oxygen just like us, but in the water, so if theres no excess oxygen in the water, they would drown.
Edit: To all who keep saying hydrogen, I meant excess oxygen in h2o, there is still oxygen in water, but there can be a lack of excess.
that's called suffocating
Yeah they dont drown from breathing in water. They suffocate as mentioned above.
actually bow tha makes sebse
R/wtfmoment
this is taking, "sorry i couldn't do homework my fish drowned" to a whole new level.
One time, my aunt told my sister that she doesn't believe in medicine. That's not even the worst part. Her husband has cancer, so medicine is what's keeping him alive. That's still not even the worst part. My sister is a nursing major. My aunt told her niece who's learning how to work in a medical field that she doesn't believe in the thing that's keeping her husband alive.
Ah yes,
Something that’s clearly keeping her husband alive is obviously fake and not real. Yeah, great logic auntie, better get a Nobel prize!
Oh man, wishes for your poor uncle. Cancer sucks. Hope he makes it through
Get you'd aunt some mental help, and I hope your uncle is ok
Hope your uncle gets better.
Maybe your aunt means, she is disapointed that medicine doesnt CURE cancer but only treats it? not sure. maybe there was a mistake in translation. or maybe your Aunt is just weird.
Maybe she was devastated by the fact that her husband will probably die, and she started losing her sanity? I wish best to You and Your uncle.
28:14 For those who don't know, he was holding a blue ringed octopus, one of the most deadly sea creatures
ikr
Eat it for a free trip to heaven
As a kid if we even saw one of these things our parents would drag us outta there like a bat outta hell because mom lost a sis cause of one.
Venom is 1000x more toxic than cyanide, blue rings become visible when it feels threatened 😳 (no recent deaths from it reported so poster survived encounter)
It intstantly kills anything
(9:39) for those who don't understand, look where the graph is and look at the number of subscribers. The top says 0, 100, 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000, and 3,000. The subscriber count is in the millions.
Also, because PewDiePie has 98 million subscribers and is right next to Markiplier who had 24 million subscribers
bro by that logic, pewdiepie would have 1.7 billion subscribers, not 98 million. And markiplier would have 1.25 billion. Even if it was in hundreds of thousands instead of millions, that would be closer, but still wrong.
Not only is the measurement not specified, it's on some weird semi-exponential scale up until it reaches 1000, after which it becomes linear. And the bars are not to scale whatsoever. That whole graph is nonsense.
hey, i said that too!!
(im not saying you stole, im just saying we said the same thing)
"I've been a lost cause since age 8, I don't give a crap."
Genuinely inspiring life quote.
agreed
Agreed
I've been a lost cause since I was born
I don't care
ive been a lost cause since 4 because i played minecraft creative in reception
Send help
"Dinosaurs weren't killed by an asteroid, they died of overhunting by humans."
-My Stepmother
Well tbh if dinasours were still around we will be hunting them to extinction
@@yahelgamer32 Granados karanadalas!!!!! 😡😡😡😡😡😡
many evolution-deniers actually believe that humans and dinosaurs coexisted at one point
@@Abstract_zx How could caveman draw dinosours on the walls if the never saw one?? not like they had fotos or a coloring book, back then.
@@Speedfly1 no, but I'm sure they found remnants of those dinosaurs. Ask I scientist or something.
the surgery story was because that surgery was done before anesthesia was invented, so the quality of a surgery was determined not by how well it was performed, rather how fast it was done. As a quick surgery would mean less pain for the patient. Doctors would often throw care completely out the window in order to speedrun a surgery so the patient didn't have to lay there in agony sliced open on the operating table.
is it me or do i know this from somewhere
@@jidrawzstuff You certainly do now!~
Speedrunning other people's life(real)
@@sutirthjha4539 (i falied!)
surgeon simulator any%
I like how at 54:54, Jack attempts and pronounces every word in the sentence but forgot to cut that take before re-recording and saying “I’m not even gonna attempt to say that”
I was asked by my friend with a straight face "Is Africa a state?" In advanced social studies, I've never let her forget it to this day
Lol
answer: it is if you dont mind.
One time someone told me “one day I wanna go to the beautiful country of Paris😍”
@@seedrid oh
My friend said Russia is in Australia..
These are pretty funny, people should make a dedicated thread on a website or app for people to post this kind of stuff
Waiting for a wooosh
Reading is for losers. Lol
I know right? A subreddit of this sounds good too!
I bet it would be the best thing since sliced bread
Yeah that would be cool...
Wait a minute!
It took me 19 minutes to realize this isn't just a normal r/facepalm video, this is top of all time
The title gave it away.
r/facepalm
@@trevor93939jhxgeyeuejnrnfjdise r/robuxmantakemebythehand
i honestly didnt see that until you pointed it out
@@henryhartin2733 r/amongushentai
19:46 according to google:
Goofy is an American cartoon character created by the Walt Disney Company. He is a tall, anthropomorphic dog who typically wears a turtle neck and vest, with pants, shoes, white gloves, and a tall hat originally designed as a rumpled fedora.
Yeah
Hi MD fan :)
@@DinoRickyHi Murder Drones fan. We are uniting :3
Erm acakkhsjhly, Google isn’t a proper source, use the website it’s from as a source!
"That's the largest piece of wood I've ever seen in my life."
Trees:
"Am I a joke to you?"
elon proceeds to smite trishas account off of twitter for not knowing who he is
@@Just-water778 wood trees
@@Loaf_ve Tf is a wood tree?
@@paradoxinvader5051 a tree made out of wood
keyword: Piece not a whole tree
I once informed my dad that I (believe) he has ADHD. His response? "I got it from you!"
...this is the same man who once needed my help removing some squirrel poop from my mom's vehicle upholstery before she noticed.
suddenly ADHD is contagious
Wtf happened to the squirrel?
@@barneymiller7894 Dad had this bright idea that he could stop squirrels from coming into our yard and destroying stuff by trapping and releasing them in another town- kinda like trying to clear a beach one grain of sand at a time.
suddenly, idiocy
I think you meant: Suddenly! Squirrel feces!
Dumbest thing I've ever heard was a guy in high school who said, "Man, how did people get the news before TV was invented?" This was the 90s, when newspapers were still incredibly common, and this guy was 16 or 17.
im gonna miss this guy
Not to mention radio and, before that, those morse code machines transcribed onto newspapers for non-local news.
@Mateusz Abramczyk they'll also ask "what's a floppy disk" when you point to a save icon, or "what's a tree" when you point to paper.
I've always wondered: does the W on the tennis racet is just the M in m and n's?
If few decades (or even now), expect this to hear: "Man, hod did people get their news before the internet was invented?"
56:42
For those wondering, yes, cats **can** have mints as long as they dont experience diarrhea or vomiting. However, the leaves of the plant are toxic - including ones made for cooking and garnish.
Giving your cat a candy cane or mint life saver is fine. Keep it away from the plant leaves.
17:25
Actually, fun fact, they can. If the water a fish is swimming in becomes devoid of oxygen, a fish can drown in water.
not devoid, just lacking in, and hypoxia dosent usually happen in that circumstance.
actually the fish would suffocate cause fish don't drown
Id it becomes devoid of oxygen, it just just be pure hydrogen, so…
@@TheWagonroast it wouldnt be pure but youre correct
@@TheWagonroastah yes, because goldfish are capable of performing electrolysis inside water
You know what I just had one of these moments earlier in the week with my sister. Our house has three floors (ground, second, and a basement) and the second floor tends to get really hot. Her room is on the second floor. It’s been unusually hot in her room compared to even the rest of the second floor for a while. She complained about it to our mother who then asked her to check if her (floor) vent is open. My sister said “I can’t check it because I have a bunch of stuff piled on top of it.” After watching my mother die inside for what felt like an eternity, I yelled in frustration “then get the shit off your vent!!” She did, found that her vent was also shut, opened it, and was absolutely amazed the next day by how well it cooled her room. She even said “maybe that was the problem!” as if she had a eureka moment.
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
…wow
I am laughing my ass off right now
That's so sad. I send my regards and hope she will live to the age of 40
It was so long I almost lost interest
@Jace Lacey your attention span so short tiktok feels like a math lesson to you
I learn something new about EmKay every day. Two days ago I learned that Lexi is an IT engineer (because I kinda don't watch their videos in order), yesterday I learned that Robin took Japanese classes in high school, and today I learned that Damien used to work in the resteraunt buisness.
Peoxppp
@@SphereSquared Huh?
@@audreygo1828 I was running and I think somehow I pocket commented this I don’t know how, but It happened
yesterday i learned lexi was trans, i had not know that earlier.
29:02 My french teacher once gave me a black and white exam paper and one of the questions was “What colour is this flower?” and she scolded us because we didn’t know that it was yellow
Apparently she doesn't know anything except french.
9:52
Not only are the intervals at the top scaled very very wrong but the distance between 22 mil and 24 mil is the same from 24 mil to 98 mil. Which is most def not how that works.
Ok I see that.
Here I thought the facepalm was about how pewdiepie has 98 mil in the first place. :p
Oh come on! We all know that 1.75m is really just the same as 74.25m. 😜
No kidding.
Any other amazing revelations that 7th graders could explain?
these bars are shown on a logarithmic scale, which means that +1 on this scale equals to 10x higher value. It mainly is used to show both very big and very small values at the same time.
Just look up
Damien sometimes radiates the same asshole energy as TF2's scout
P.S. jack, as an australian i can easily say that we speak differently enough for it to be its own language
never thought of it that way but now i cant get it out of my head
Same could be said about the Irish accent
L o l
As an australian i get the 2nd part
I'd call english a type of language and australian, US and english(those in england) etc. However, it would make only a slight convienience.
At work some old woman in the baking aisle asked me to help her find the flour. So I pointed to the bag of flour in front of her face. She says "No! That's the WHEAT flour, I need regular flour!"
When I asked her what grain "regular" flour is made out of, she went silent.
Edit: Also, honorary mention to the old man who had to clarify whether rock sugar was sweet or not.
Humans☕...
i bet her brain was as smooth as a tiktokers brain XD
@@plague_doctor-scp-049 nahh she straight up had a TikTokers brain
@@sorathespiritwolf5905 true tho
ahh yes not wheat flour i dont want that no i need the meat flour
(53:40) Jack: "I gaurentee both of them are under 17"
Literally their pfp being their wedding photo
4:48
Jokes aside, can we all collectively acknowledge the fact that the meme isnt just a facepalm, but also technically the truth?
Cause the cosplayer was _literally_ dressed as a NCR Ranger from Fallout New Vegas
And also r/crappydesign
I live in grande Prairie Alberta, i have once seen a lady squat down and just scream in public
i love how Damien cracks himself up. Makes these videos a thousand times better :)
He laughs at his own jokes. I mean it makes it better but it’s not right, I’m not telling him to stop though
@@touchofgrey5830 better than robin getting whooooshed in some other vids
It’s fake he have it in script
@@touchofgrey5830 still dont fully get what the problem is if you laugh at your own joke I mean arent you supposed to laugh at jokes. But eh just my opinion ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I bet 4 Aussie bux that he didn't realize what the problem was at 13:10 oh hey look there's a hashtag.
100% positive most of these go over both of their heads. Hell I wouldn't be surprised if their own comments have been featured and they laughed at themselves without realizing it.
I enjoy both laughing with and at them.
39:44 I don' think damien realised it but, they're just holding it upside down.
😊
So it’s supposed to say “Emoh”?
@@Preppy_Glistenyou know that you can turn in more directions than 1 right?
@@Preppy_Glisten …. I can’t tell if this is ironic or not
@@Preppy_Glisten are you trolling? please tell me you're trolling. I will actually cry if you aren't
My youngest brother was talking to me about biology (or something about animals), and he said “birds are birds, not animals.” Let me tell you that would make me so angry for no good reason, I spent an hour arguing with him (I had some good points) but the only defense, or even reason he could come up with is repeating “birds are birds.” I don’t know why I even bothered at that point. It still annoys me to this day.
I love how Damien is always happy as a clown here, and then robin is just over here losing his shit.
I have never heard the phrase "happy as a clown" and quite frankly I hope I never have to again
@@I-am-moderately-stupid Oh really, would it make you...
HAPPY AS A CLOWN?
@@durpydino1074 I hope I never hear again after that.
Meanwhile jack: what a T R A D E G Y
@@NootandBoots Y E P
Im so used to hearing Lubalin sing the “attorney general” thing that I resorted to singing it myself 😂
Same lol can't unhear it
This was this horse isn't from England
@@fa1ry_du5t-old k buddy
@@fa1ry_du5t-old you sure don't know everything about a horse, hunny!
SLAAAYY ME TOOOOO
"you cant just grab a fresh cup of oj and go yum right into the femoral artery". HELP i CANT STOP LAUGHING, the way he said it was perfect.
Once a few years age I was at school in math class we were talking about fractions and one of my friends said “you can’t divide 1/9 in half” I said “ yes you can its 1/18” she started arguing with me that you can’t divide 1/9 in half, I wonder if she learned anything from that argument
GUYS, NEVER CUT 1/9 OF A SANDWICH IN HALF. IT WILL END THE WORLD!!!11!!!1!!😱😱😱
Fun fact: looking through binoculars backwards is a technique used for tracking animals in some places.
If this is true now I know
I think it is plausible. It makes sense to me.
Thank you
How?
@@painkillerjones6232 it gives them a focal point, kind of like tunnel vision. It blocks outside information from reaching their eyes.
I was about to have a fucking heart attack wondering if Goofy was actually supposed to be a cow and he is, in fact, an anthropomorphic dog. I can now rest easily.
Cows have lower teeth, but no uppers.
What could have happened here is that the person got confused between Goofy and another older Disney character named Clarabelle Cow. She's not used much anymore, but she is a cow, and has a similar body type to Goofy. They must have thought Goofy was a cow too.
28:16
for anyone wondering, its called the blue ring octopus and its the deadliest octopus that lives today. it can kill you in a matter of minutes
thanks xD
Thank you, I was wondering about that.
“A sinkhole roughly the size of six to seven washing machines-“
9:31 this is the problem;
While Jack’s numbers are ~2,000,000 short of Mark’s, it shows a distance. That distance, however, is the exact same distance as between Mark’s and Pewdiepie’s, while Marks is ~54,000,000 as apposed to ~Jack’s 2,000,000 short of Mark. The other problem shown on this image is that the line Jack is barely crossing is the 1,000 line.
r/beatmetoit
@@CraftingTableMC r/ihavereddit
@@nightytime ...you're on a reddit video and are being snarky that people are making reddit references.
@@Yawyna124 r/shutup
@@nightytime r/ihavereddit
What I find really funny is neither EmKay nor the person holding the "home" sign realized that they were holding it upside down and backwards...all they had to do flip it over and around and it would have been correct. xDDD The H, O, and E in that type font have horizontal symmetry.
Or just flip it vertically to do that in one move.
THANK YOU! That oddly bothered me and I came to the comments to see if anyone else caught that.
@@apocalypstic I second that
I feel dumb cuz I needed to rewind the video and realize that 😂
Literally paused at 39:45 and went right to the comments, trying to see if sb else seen it too😂
i love how every single clip of damian ends in uncontrollable laughter. the best part is most of the t8me hes laughing about his own jokes and comments.
t8me?
@@tonidufrene5845 it's pronounced teightme
@@tonidufrene5845 t9me
time*
@@tonidufrene5845 Yes.
"That's a small boulder the size of a big boulder." *-Damien from EmKay*
1:02:05 fun fact, it can actually damage your bladder in a way if you hold your urine in too long
"I want your car to blow up" that's the best thing I've heard today
Correct. 🗿🍷
That exact checkers thing happened to me and my sister when we were kids. They had one at our pediatricians office. My older sister insisted this was how it was set up, she would NOT believe me (pre-smart phones to google it and show her), so I eventually gave up was like, "yeah, let's play like this and see what happens." After a little while of not playing checkers, she realized she was doing it wrong.
I had to basically teach my entire family how to play checkers properly.
i dont even know whats wrong with the checkers board cause I've never played checkers and its really making me mad
@@zadynhopkins6920 To take pieces, you have to jump diagonally over your opponent's piece. You can't do that if they are on different colors. The pieces are all supposed to be on one color. Personally, I like chess a lot more, though I haven't played it in a while.
Literally nobody ever told me this isn’t how you set up a checkers board…I literally played with the board like that my whole life and nobody ever told me that’s not how you play lol
@@ragingfirefrog thanks
31:27 taco: obviously a soft taco
Damien: was it a hard taco or a soft taco
Person: "Are fire extinguishers flammable?"
Me: "Dude...what?"
Person: "like the thing inside, the foam, is it flammable?"
i wonder... truly makes me go
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
THONK
Yes, obviously, hence why it's a FIRE extinguisher. (Im joking don't kill me)
Bruh
They have probably heard of them exploding, which does happen on occasion.
"-Door open, cuz you can't see out your mirror..." - Damien, talking about a guy who can't see out of his windshield. Timestamp: 35:50
2:31 i like how out of place eczema is with the other things they listed. (For those wondering, eczema is a skin disorder where your skin is extra-dry, while the others are mental disorders.)
i dunno it feels perfectly in-line with "medical problems that are not contagious" to me
Hello fellow bean
@@remyxsis yeah, I guess.
I have autism and I described it to someone and they said that saying that it was a 'mental disorder' was offensive and that I should call it a 'psychological disorder' like wtf?
obligatory correction: "out of place" not "put of place" if you wrote this on your phone, tell autocorrect to f**k off
2:18
I like to think this is an attempt to ruin a shop’s reputation with the logic of,
“We put the S in comfort!”
“There’s… no S in comfort.”
*Exactly*
they put the **S** in Stupid at least
39:47 cant tell if Damien was laughing at how OP took the picture with the sign upside down or if he thought the M was attached upside down.
Yo same
Nah I was like is op serious rn, they got it upside down
I was about to comment the same thing
Fucking same, my guy
Same
"what is that gonna solve?" "I want your car to blow up" Funniest sudden change ever. I love damien, best narrator ever
The "cat mint" question wasn't that stupid actually. Some cats (like mine) go CRAZY over peppermints and any minty smells so I've always wondered if they were harmful also.
I actually did some googling; a rare mint flavored thing is ok, just not in large doses. It’s the mint *flavoring* that may risk your cat getting sick. But do NOT let your cat eat any actual mint plants, it has chemical compounds in the plant itself that will harm your cat. Also, it’s because catnip and peppermint are in the same family of plants, so cats are attracted to the mint smell and go nuts.
omg I love your account name and prp
@@jace9318 idk what a prp is but i think u mean pfp
@@that_scene_kid3 yeah, but she changed it, also thanks for catching my error
The mint is related to catnip!
9:33 the face palm is the numbers on the top
OCD isn't too bad. Now if you excuse me I'll go back to deep cleaning my cereal bowl and wondering if my door is locked.
Just get that Bleach cereal, and you can skip the cleaning.
@@christophersavignon4191 hahaha i guess im not the only one who likes murdering people
@@christophersavignon4191 That is very true
31:30 well, as a german, someone told me that they were sorry for me having such an asshole president. They thought the mustache guy was still alive...
Oh 💀💀💀
I feel kinda bad for him, though. He made a masterpiece to get in an art school and the school turned him down.
@@HelluvaMari0Fanyeah, but still he did start a war.
@@y0yle_st4rz..27 And kill 6 million Jewish people.
Also he isn’t really a president
For the record, Guinness never gave anyone the world record for "darkest skin tone."
I think we all know what would happen
Wrong, it did happen and the winner wore it with pride
@@Naoise012 then how tf did they get the photo?
Hol up I studied the thing your right Photoshop
Still doesn't make it racist. If they don't recognize it, people will call it racist, if you do recognize it, again, it will be called racist. You mention skin tone at all, and people freak out. I fucking hate society.
Back in first grade, I was talking with a couple of friends of mine and I told them about how I never ended up getting my 7th birthday party, and they told me that "I was still six." All because I didn't have a PARTY.
Sounds like pretty solid kid logic
I was expecting this to be a 10-minute video never looking at the time index.
At 26 minutes is when I knew something was wrong.
Same but at 36 for me lol
Didn’t even realize
For me it was when I heard Damiens voice
32:27 i just wanted to comment until i noticed it
31:12 for me
@@bryanlemmens68 I’m actually at that exact bit right now
Here's an example of something stupid someone said:
Damien: (while looking at what is OBVIOUSLY a soft taco) was it a soft or hard taco
I wanted to say the same thing!!!
@@crystalspence7767 me too 🤣
😂😂😂 wait , he doesn't see the whole taco sitting there 😂😂
My thoughts exactly when he said that
@@dirty56ace Yeah, I just thought "You can see the taco man, it's not like cracked or SHATTERED like something crunchy slammed into a book normally is..... Not that you should be slamming anything crunchy into books, you monster.
0:37
“..and also those games which are in the age limit of your child”
Never knew Mario could cause irl violence /sarcasm
1st off I’m sorry about the sex bots. 2nd off. Turtles
Should I be concerned about the future of RUclips?
@@ZanderStrom10 yes.
@@ZanderStrom10 You’re a bit late there, lol. YT has been doomed for a long time
@@Tw0Dots we all knew it would end like this.... and it always will.
When I was in school, (elementary/primary and in 4th grade) a kid came up to me, who looked around 8, and said, “listen! I can count numbers! One, two, uh, four, six, I never mind.” And walked away. It was great.
Also! I was nine.
The fact that one of the grade six's in my primary school forgot how to count to ten and was like- "one, four- oh flip, I forgot how to count to ten." He was one of my schools school captains btw.
@@TLOC-Ic_Spades He just had a rough night man. I forgot how to spell the word have when pronouced (hav-d) like how you'd say it when saying "have to." I then realized it was spelt like the normal have pronouciation after like, 5 minutes trying to figure it out. I was out of it lol.
51:13 I can not stop laughing at how aggressive he gets only to announce Garfield has joined Reddit
Damien´s laugh is so good. I have a friend who laughs in a similar manner, mostly over his own knowingly bad jokes or stupid random stuff and it´s heaven.
9:30 the bar graph is off. the top goes, 500 - 3,000 (i think)
the sub count is WAY higher than 3,000, but it still shows 100,000,000 is lower than 3,000
37:57 uhh..deserts are places without life/harder for life to exist there. so, for example, antarctica is a desert, because its hard to survive there (without having to make a few changes).
Someone once disputed me over me saying that a parent has a big influence on the views of their child. They Claimed to be a therapist.
I hope this is satire
@@avgcheeseconsumer it isn't. Whats worse is that she actually has clients.
Bro. They do. They raise the fucking kid. They are gonna have a big influence on the person they raised.
3:36 when he said “hey honey, pop out a couple more” I imagined someone shooting babies out rapid fire like a machine gun
If you still want to know the answer to the 'second question':
In a fairly short-term temporary world, a Silk Touch pickaxe isn't really necessary at all.
In a long-term permanent world, a Silk Touch pickaxe, while not completely necessary, is an extremely nice QoL tool to have. It lets you pick up whole blocks (erg. Diamond Ore)/the original block (erg. Stone) rather than converting the block into something else (erg. Diamonds or Cobblestone)
I go to an English and French immersion school in Canada. One of my classmates asked me “do all of you french student come from France?” And I had to tell him with a straight face that no almost all of us are born in Canada
39:42 They're holding it upside down. Like literally if you flip it over it'll be correct, the way it's supposed to be.
THANK YOU! I felt like I was going crazy when not only did the idiot who posted it not realise the obvious solution but then EmKay didn't either.
How did these people grow up in a world full of 3d objects not learn that you can rotate stuff?
I said the exact same thing lolz
God I love the internet. There are people here thinking there sooo smart but really it was just a joke that was never meant to be taken seriously.
@@McNuggetShutBucket they're
@@McNuggetShutBucket Uh, I don't think they were joking and if they were, emkay didn't seem to notice it either....
As a Chilean, I can clearly state that this happens every now and then. Imagine their shock when they realize it’s a country.
As an American, I apologize for my countrymen.
@@SkunkApe407 As a Canadian, you give me hope fren
I could go for a big steaming bowl of Chile tho. Yum! 😋 😂
@@37thraven funny thing is, we use the Tex-Mex spelling of "chili" for the dish, and people still forget or don't realize that Chilé is a nation. They aren't even pronounced the same way. I would say I don't get it, but these are the same people that think Taco Bell is Mexican food.
@@SkunkApe407 lol very aware of texmex tropes
There's many jokes about how americans dont _need_ to know about other countries, as well as a few about how Canadians (leafs) are very snarky about it :P
But yeah:
[chih lee] vs [chee lay]
I love my Chiléan designer friends! :) Lovely people
Oh god , I almost asked where chilean was before realizing that you’re talking about Chile , wow
39:43
Not only did the person who took the photo not realise but somehow even Emkay didn't.
The sign is fine, flip it over stupid.
Emkay, come on now, how did you miss that?
That's a face palm for EmKay
Came Here for this comment.
Had to scroll way too far for it.
That isn't emkay that is one of the "narrators".
@@Conceptofcandid4043 Sure but if you go to McDonald's and they screw up your order, you don't say "Bradley out the back screwed up my order", you say McDonald's did. The narrator are still part of the business.
But then if you flip it it says “EmoH” because to make it an M you have to flip it upside down
@@Preppy_GlistenIs this sarcastic? Please tell me this is sarcastic.
If you flip it lengthways it says "3WOH" not "EmoH", if you flip it over the horizontal it says "HOME".
If it's not sarcastic, I'm worried about your spatial reasoning.
6:00 because we all know that being a doctor online makes you so very smart and _special..._
9:40 the scales are totally off
apparently from 98.5 million to 24 million is the same as from 24 million to 22.5 million
Also the numbers at the top are clearly wrong 0, 100, 200, 500 when PewDiePie is in 98mil subs I think that's the part that made it face palm
This subreddit is REALLY infuriating, because on one hand every time I see a flat-earther I scream like a little girl out of anger, but on the other hand I like this subreddit. :D
I had a moron for a neighbor who would come up with gems like "he wanted to have his cake and ice cream too", she called stucco "stuckle". But the stupidest thing she said to me was this gem: "I was 21 before I realized that we live on top of the earth instead of inside it"
Supposedly, she actually went to college. I actually sold my house and moved to get away from her.
What the flippin heck man.
"Sabrina the Teenage Witch hired this balding man to play a high school student"
Oof, that hits personally - I started experiencing hair loss at 14. Yeah, by the time I left school there was already a visible bald patch forming up there... xD
D&D friend: "We're in a forest, do you see any plants?!"
Another D&D friend: "Is it the smart or the dumb one that's stupid?"
Bro, one time someone with maxed out charisma went up to flirt with a Dragonborn in one of my D&D adventures say “Nice scales” as a flirt.. like “oh yeah I was born with them, nice skin” bro something like “so if anything without a bar code here is free can I take you out tonight” would have been 10x better
@@electrizzap7452 im using that in my next DnD session, you are a genius
13:15
He really said "forget about taxes" and not "its 4 dollars, not four million"
He also said "the population of Australia is 25 million DOLLARS"
He said “forgot about taxes” because $100 million dollars could actually just be used for taxes
@@FireFoxDestroyerwow ur so smart, can u read #damienmissedthejoke
@@kaidens5373 feel free to harass me but for some reason I do not know what the heck this comment thread is
I think he was joking
31:49 So You'd expect that a 6th grade teacher that Teaches 2 subjects would be even slightly intelligent, Right.
My 6th grade Social Studies Teacher was not. One day, near the start of the year, she went over the way maps work. She went over the Map legend and how to read it and went though the text book to give examples. Half way through the class, she put a map on the projector and asked us questions about the map features.
(Exactly Quoting what She said Word for word)
"So, this a Map of the Rain fall in Australia. In the Map Legend, as you see, the purple colors represent heavier Rain fall over the past 5 years,"
"The Lighter Green color represents less rain fall than the areas in purple."
"Now, this is a thematic map, meaning it is not an exact parallel to real life. If you were to get a satellite view, it would not look like this. It is Colored like this for the theme of the map. The Parts outside of the colored part is not colored in because they are not the main focus of the map." She then trailed off but came back to the map again, "Now, again, can anyone tell me why these islands to the north and west are not colored in?"
*I raise My hand* : Because They are not the main focus of the map. (Said islands was Indonesia)
The teacher responded: "No You are Wrong. It is because they are deserts. All of the islands are Deserts and so they are colored like this."
"Australia is a Bright Rain Forest, these islands to the north are absolute deserts with no Fertility"
Less than 40 seconds Earlier she had said the colors did not represent the actual things on the map. That the colors do not mean that is what the places look like.
"This is a thematic Map" She said. Moreover, a Teacher had said "No, You are Wrong" to a student - for answering the asked question - and was supposedly wrong because the teacher was stupid.
Later that year in her second subject, a class which I also was in, she was proven a terrible teacher again. I'm not going to go into detail because this comment is long enough, but I nearly got detention for, on a worksheet which you had to color in a little picture. It was a little Indian Tribal Amulet thing I think. For a moment, just as she was walking by to inspect students' work, I rotated my coloring movement from left to right to up and down.
Stopping me that moment, Standing up Tall and Speaking loudly to the class more than it was to me: "You do not color in Different Directions, Brayden! You Color in ONE Direction only. I will have you stay after class if you make idiotic mistakes like this again."
So that is the My example of when someone did something so Astonishingly Stupid That I will never Forget.
My 5th grade science teacher was going over a multiple choice questions and said "ok so the answer is D, producers get their energy from small mammals and insects"
(I ended up correcting her and she acted like I was the smartest person in the world)
In fact she gave random people candy because they did the exact same thing as every other person in the entire class.
31:52
One of my old friends said that when the stop hand thing on the walk sign at stop lights flash, it means you have to stop and go repeatedly.
I can relate to that one post. I’m 1/4 Indian. Growing up in England, there was never any confusion what that meant. Now, living in the US, whenever I mention my Indian heritage, I’m worried the person I’m talking to will think I’m referring to Native Americans, and have to awkwardly explain that my grandmother was from India. It’s a bit of Americana cringe I’ve never really gotten used to.
Around the turn of the century, my employer (office job in IT, Fortune 100 company, office in Arizona) decided to bring in a bunch of contractors from India. After we'd gotten to know a number of them pretty well, I decided to ask how they felt about us using "Indian" to refer to the people who were here before we were (heck, the vice-president's secretary was Navajo). The general consensus was that they found it mildly amusing at best.
@@dadoctah - I can see that. It is a bit awkward for me when people get confused and I have to explain, but language quirks can be funny when they aren’t causing personal hassle. I figure call people what they want to be called and it’s usually all good. It’s just a bit cringy when I say “I’m 1/4 Indian” and the other person starts talking about tribes and reservations, then I have to stop them and correct them. Worse would be those that start on cultural appropriation saying things like “everyone’s claiming to be part Cherokee or something because they think it’s cool” or nonsense like that. These things don’t happen often, but it’s pretty annoying to deal with.
So I was visiting US for a year, teaching at IU, and one of students told me that upon having mentioned his half-Indian heritage (his dad being from around my area), he has been asked "Dots or feathers?" by some.
Had me confused till he explained the Native American/Indian confusion. A pretty rude question though, when all's said and done. Thank goodness I personally never had to clarify. I'd have been rendered speechless.
@@TG-ge1oh - It’s a bit more common an issue in certain areas like the American SW where a large number of people still cling to outdated ideas and ways of speaking. It’s been more frequent (albeit still rare since the subject doesn’t often come up) where I’m living now in Texas than it was when I lived in the New England area. The more hostile reactions I mentioned have come mainly from eavesdroppers. The first time it happened, I was as confused as they were. In England, where I was born and raised, it’s not really a thing.
@@hollyhartwick3832 When you say eavesdroppers, you mean people would eavesdrop on others discussing their heritage and come up with weird questions like these?
I'm glad to hear England doesn't have a similar issue. The fact that some US citizen would still be confused about who are and aren't the original inhabitants of their nation, is highly depressing. And I don't mean that in a "ha ha stupid American" way. It really is depressing.
17:00 i like how both articles say “if he dies” as of he’s some immortal being.
As an Australian we technically have our own way of speaking English, just slang 😂
13:58
uhm ackshually an orange has more of a tangerine color than an orange color. theres also a tangerine fruit that is orange in color.
17:45 To be fair Robert Liston was an incredible surgeon. In a time of no anesthetic, coagulations or any real sanitation, the faster the amputation, the lower the risk of death due to shock or bloodloss
Yeah the man did his job well , he just had really bad circumstances for that surgery
@@Fenrir90918 he started to do these express amputations to show off and was more fixated on the public's reaction than the procedure itself
@@AdrianOkay yeah
I was waiting for a bus a while ago and got into a conversation with a couple of other people. We were talking about different things and the subject of fertility came up. One of them said "I wonder if infertility is hereditary". I just started looking at the timetable to see how long I had to wait. I honestly didn't know what to say.
@@sithlord6119 We are talking about someone that was in their 50s and had said her dad was infertile since before she was born but she had 2 children. And yes, unless there was some sort of agreement between her parents like Orlando Bloom's parents, he mum had an affair and she was the result.
@@Cinesta76 Granted the woman from your story is dumb as a rock if she was wondering if her "father's" infertility could be passed to her but it could have been a valid question without that context. An example being an uncle or aunt being infertile that could be a recessive gene in the family that they would need to be concerned about.
@@raziel710 That would be understandable but she said her father. She never mentioned any
other family members.
Some types of infertility might be inherited. For example a recessive allele might only cause infertility in those who have two copies of it, or a defect on the X chromosome might cause infertility only in males who inherit it, allowing females to pass it on to their offspring.
@@wizardsuth Didn't know that but, this woman said her father was unable to have children.......
31:41
my friend Joe: “Wait, were they male, female or bisexual?”
This wasn’t a joke Joe’s just an airhead (context, I was talking about a trans camp counselor I had once)
I mean, he might've meant bigender.
something stupid is that I had the boy in my 4th grade, and it was lunch time, and he was staring at my chest...I looked at him and said, "why the *beep* are you staring at me??" he dead eye, looked me in the eyes, stuck his tounge out and then said, "you don't have a bra..." and wiggles his tounge. I cried so hard when I got home.
*Science doesn't make sense*
*That one kid who was figuring out how the car came in on the mall:*
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@@huyanomijj204 BOT-
Not jack genuinely wondering if you still need silk touch if you have different enchants 😂
Facepalm is one of the best sub Reddits out there. I love these compilations!
Bruh both the replies are bots
Indeed. U just gotta filter out the garbage.
Lots of garbage.
So when I was in primary school, I would ask some of the kids in my class “what’s 1,000 times 1,000” and most of the kids said 1,000 or 2,000 😂😂😂
A friend of mine once told me that I wasn't a vegetarian cause I ate fries. I asked him why and he said "Cause they are fried in oil and oil comes from dinosaurs who died millions of years ago". I was like, buddy, not that kind of oil...
should ask your friend if he has a problem with them using dinosaur oil for power or if he just hates vegans
31:36 so In third grade there was this kid in my class and he kept arguing that all chicken eggs were already fertilized, but somehow they would just remove the embryo without breaking the egg I tried to explain it to him 100 times but he just not listen.
I wonder what he is doing today 😂
A friend once deadass thought I woke up like an hour early every day to straighten my hair because they didn't think people could have naturally straight hair.
Whoa wtf
Have they never heard about... Asia
29:10 Gee I wonder if there's some meaning between the $0.75 to $1? I get what you're saying about how it says equality, but people also say there's no pay gap, so...
2:50 I'm not so sure if that guy's kids are healthy.
I’m not sure if he has kids anymore
@@saneradiumI'm not sure if he has his own life anymore.
@@this_dude3881jesus Christ m'ate
One of the dumbest things I've heard Damien say:
"He's got a hatch on the back of his truck, get that hatch off"
B e d C a p
they are called many things a hatch is one of them and so is camper
He also said "he's leaning out his door bc he can't see out his mirror" instead of window. Lol
Had a collection of quotes from customers when I did computer service. The one that comes to mind is: "Where can I download more free space for my hard drive?".
If only it were that easy
46:22 so like Goo from Fosters home for imaginary friends?
One of the he dumbest things I’ve ever heard someone say was when me and my friend were talking, and I made a cocaine joke, she deadass replied with “iSnT tHaT pRonOUnCed toBAccO???”