It's quite literally, a depopulation agenda... We as a species produce less that one third of one percent of all GHGs annually(0.28% to be precise), and only five percent of co2 annually. If YT didn't consistently block me, I would explain indepth how it's a depop agenda... but alas, YT is Google.
It was ever thus, IMO. By example, I think the UK shunning the word, "bloodie" came about after "Bloody Mary" made the people hate her for her dealings with another religion. Tradition made it a swear word, ever since? I can imagine a parent saying, "Shush! That's a bad word and I hope the soldier didn't hear you."
“Ring around the collar!” is the tag line for a commercial for Wisk detergent, back in the ‘50s. And don’t call us oldtimers, you young whippersnapper!😂
@@changeintheair9648 ring around the collar is the grim I had to scrub out of my mechanic husband. My second husband was a custodian. Those collars can be just as bad. The replacement for whisk is now OxyClean.
@@djonpow Listened to a podcast with two older US Navy vets talking about today's Navy. Toward the end one of them summed up the dismal situation and said, brother "we're out of Schlitz." Took me a minute but it brought a smile - even though I never liked Schlitz.
I live in Australia and when I buy stuff online I get pissed off that we're underneath Antigua. And if you can't bring yourself to vote for Trump in November, stay the fq home!
Stayed home and voted for Trump ... via the US mail. And like every other Trump voter, I only voted once. Democrats vote twice ... once they use their own vote and a second is by a dead relative.
Her milkshakes brought Willie to the yard. And they're like, it's better than yours Damn right it's better than yours I can teach you, but I have to charge 🤣
Ring around the collar was the stain that got around the collar of your shirt. Lots of commercials made it a selling point. Born in 1958. Look out Tyler 40 to 60 flies by.😂
Then, you hit 70. And you think back 20 years and it doesn't seem that long of a time ago. I mean, 2004 doesn't seem that far back. Then think 20 years on. You'll be 90, if lucky. I'm 75. So the arithmetic cannot lie.
I once told my daughter (27) that time moves faster as you get older. She tried to explain to me that that isn't scientifically possible. I said, "Try telling me that 30 years from now." She said, "You'll probably be dead by then." LMAO!!! (Not untrue.)
Ring around the collar was the sweat stain that would appear on the white button down shirts around the inside of the collar. This was an issue when people used to wear their shirts more than once before washing because they only wore it during the work day, they would change as soon as they got home.
Have to disagree slightly on the cause. Lol My husband usually only wears a white shirt to church, which is then washed afterward every time, and I still have to scrub the ring around his collar. It comes from body oils, and any sweat and/or dirt that mixes in with it only worsens it. He typically is not sweating much or encountering much dirt at church, tho. Lol I have noticed it is much worse when he needs a haircut! I assume the hair starting to rub the collar helps transfer the oils to it. I would guess why it is not as widely known now is that white shirts, or honestly, button-up shirts of any color with a collar, are not worn as often as they once were.
@@j.8678 Agreed. I grew up as a Jehovah's Witness (no longer, thank goodness) which meant dressing up 4 times a week, and it only took one summer time wear in order to get that ring. 10 minutes if we were going door to door. Winter was better, and the shirt could go a couple wears before the ring arrived.
Ring around the collar was an old commercial saying for when men would sweat and get dirty rings around the collar of their dress shirts. It was some kind of laundry detergent commercial.
I looked through the comments, and saved myself time explaining to the snot faced kidz wot it meant. Well done, .. from 1 oldie 2 another 1. God save the King.
The commercial for Wisk detergent had the catchy phrase “Wisk around the collar beats ring around the collar- every time!” ‘Ring around the collar’ was the sweat stain on a dress shirt. If you didn’t specifically wash it, it would stay on the shirt. Wisk really did work. Put it on the collar and no more stain!
Grilled cheese Butter the outside of bread. Cook on low with lid. Flip after 45 seconds, another 45 seconds. Keep flipping and use the lid. The lid will melt the cheese
I know its weird but use MAYONNAISE instead of butter! Spreads easier, doesn't burn as quick and makes the bread super nice and crunchy and almost a fried texture. You're welcome. Haha
Heat your pan on med heat. Butter one side of each piece of bread, place both pieces of bread in pan, butter side down. Place cheese on each piece of bread. Once both sides are brown flip one on top of the other, you got a perfect grilled cheese. You're welcome :)
Bram stoker used the name of Dracula for the character but the blood fetish came from Elizabeth Bathory the blood countess who killed 600 virgin girls for their blood because she believed that it kept her young
His last name was either Cepis or Tepis ( the script letters look very similar.) "Dracul" was a military award bestowed on his father, "the Order of the Dragon". Adding an 'a' at the end, in Romanian, meant, "son". Thus, he referred to himself as Vlad Dracula, or "Vlad, the Dragon's Son" He's considered a national hero.
14:12 The IKEA thing to throw away is part of the packaging. It's used to keep things aligned and keep them from rattling while flat-packed. Once you're assembling the furniture you no longer need that piece. They tell you to throw it away because if they didn't say anything some people would panic when they saw what they thought was an unused leftover part.
The Ikea part looks like a screw guide. It also looks like a genius tool to hold the nail while you hammer it in place...🎉 long nailed people would like to know 😂
Reminds me abut when, prior to my cancer surgery, I asked the surgeon what happens to the bit of rib that they cut out. He said it was like IKEA furniture....any bits left over go in the bin!!
"Ring around the collar" was a laundry detergent commercial tag line. Also Tyler, there a crock pot liners , so you only need a quick swipe, it's clean!
The final boss: add water to the pot while its hot enough to instantly boil the water. Thats called "deglazing". The stuff will come off easy. Use steal wool for remainder. Very easy. Extreme level; use paste made of baking soda + peroxide. let sit. You are now final boss.
This is good for THICK EXPENSIVE stainless steel pots, but I can't stand when someone does this to nonstick pans. You will warp the 💩 out of it! I don't let people use my cookware LOL
I hate that everything is preprogrammed with Goolag. I want one of those Tucker or James O'Keefe phones, but can't afford them. We got our Androids free from Charity Mobile, so I stopped or deleted everything I could & installed Brave. Sadly, my pics and 2 email accounts are Goolag, one of which is so I can get on here where Goolag still spies on me. I can't wait until the green triangle channel is a better choice.
A ring around the collar is the grime and sweat around the collar of your shirt, that workers used to come home with on a daily basis. It required extra elbow grease to remove... back in the day.
And the irony of complaining about CO2 when that's actually what plants use to metabolize and create plant matter. Oxygen is effectively poison to plants, which is why farms always try to get land near a plastics factory or other high emission plant because the increased CO2 stimulates faster growth.
@@Tryp-j9dTHANK YOU!!!! He accepted a lifetime ban from MLB to avoid potential prison time. That's the part everyone loves to leave out. Say what you will about steroids, but none of them willingly accepted a lifetime ban.
On the website, Enter The Caves, they say that of those exploring “wild caves”, there is a reported 67 deaths over the past 20 years. Hmmm, seems like reasonable odds🤔. I’m with you Tyler, no fricken way.
Grilled cheese: garlic butter, 1 slice pepperjack, 1 slice colbyjack. Heat on 3.5/10. Melts all the way through and doesn't burn before cheese melts... da bomb
"Ring around the collar" was neck sweat and dirt on button down collared mens' shirts. Many laundry detergent commercials focused on how to get rid of that "ring around the collar".
@bite-sizedshorts9635 my goodness, I don't know what I would have done with myself if you hadn't come along and spell checked me. Not sure if I could continue my life happy as I am with out it. Thank you good sir. 🙃 also thank you for informing me that people die doing an extreme sport. I am blown away. Had no idea at all. Thank you for this vast array of knowledge you have.... Who would have known? In honor of your great deed here today I will leave up the incorrect spelling. As a testament to you sir. Have a blessed day 🙏🙃
I think Ring Around the Collar refers to the stain on the inside of the collars of men's button up shirts. Unless there's some weird big city game I managed to avoid by going to schools only in the small town suburbs. EDIT: THANKS, Tyler, I feel nice and old now lol
@@BearBig70 That's Ring Around the Rosie. Back in the 1980's, when air conditioning wasn't as prevalent, and more people worked jobs that caused you to sweat, the shirt collar would get damp from sweat, and dust and dirt would stick to the sweat, forming a ring of dirt around the collar of the shirt, hence ring around the collar. It was used by a laundry detergent in advertising talking about how their detergent could remove "ring around the collar".
That first gal getting groceries in 1 trip close the trunk with her head it would be funny if her hair got caught in it & she couldn’t go anywhere 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ring around the collar referred to yellowish stains around the inside of a dressier shirt collar. The reason we don't hear as much about it anymore is that more companies in corporate America used to require more formal business attire, like a shirt and tie back then. Over the years, fewer and fewer businesses required dressier business attire, plus we also have a lot more virtual workers.
He obviously doesn't wear shirts with collars at all. I do all the time. It doesn't have to be a white dress shirt either. Any color or pattern shirt with a collar can get dirty around the collar.
was wondering abt the october 31st art deco so i googled it to see what happened on that day & got this On October 31, 1978, several events occurred, including: Frederick Valentich's disappearance An Australian pilot went missing while on a training flight over the Bass Strait. Valentich reported contact with an unidentified aircraft, but air traffic control saw nothing on radar. His last words were "It's not an aircraft. It's...", after which an unidentified noise interrupted the transmission.
@@PrairieWolff Yes, "whoosh", similar to the sound of fists impacting your face for talking sh*t. Nothing was over my head, it was just a weak joke. Get over yourself, kid- you aren't smart. Buzz off.
Even if he is totally correct? You put in the desired amount of cereal and then add milk until you have the correct amount in order to wind up with cereal and milk in every spoonful.
@@bite-sizedshorts9635 some of us don’t like our cereal getting too soggy too quickly. Plus you can keep topping yourself off with fresh crunchy cereal for as long as there is still milk in the bowl.
I love having a choice. That's why I choose android. If I don't like the new Samsung phone, there's about 100 different phones I can choose from for a fraction of the price of an iPhone.
HOW TO MAKE THE PERFECT GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH..... I'm a 58 year old Grandmom, who's been making grilled cheese sandwiches this way. Over med heat. Put enough butter on a pan or griddle to cover the entire bottom. Let the butter melt completely on the pan. Put the slices of bread on the pan. Put the cheese on the bread. Cover it with a lid or cookie sheet if the pan or griddle is too big and you don't have a lid for it. After a minute gently put the two halves together. After a minute flip them. After another minute flip them again ...now they're done. YOU JUST MADE THE PERFECT GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH.
"Ring around the collar -- shame on you" was from a jingle about a laundry detergent that didn't remove the sweat stains from the white collar of a man's shirt. The ad was for a pre-treatment solution.
07:22 ... former spelunker here. In my younger year (I'm 56 and disabled from a spinal cord injury) I spelunked many cave systems. The allure? When you have been fighting to reach an opening in the micro-sized crevice you've been crawling through and come to a chamber that is so huge your lamps cannot see the other side, but that entire chamber is nothing but crystals of different colors. You are standing in what looks and feels like the middle of outer space surrounded by stars. It's an unworldly exhilarating moment.
"Wring around the collar" was when you had a hard to remove stain from around the collar of your collared shirts. There was Wisk laundry detergent brand commercials in the 1960s - 1990s, that advertised that their brand can get rid of tough wring around the collar stains.
Real work? Real work is done by people who work outside, sweat, freeze, fix our toilets, build houses, install septic systems, work farms, wear denim, drives trucks. Those of us who got advanced degrees so we could stay inside to work are going to be dependent on them when the grid goes down and the illegals invade our towns. They're the ones the helping all the people affected by Helene with their boats, winches, 4X4's, shovels and innovation. Out here on the homestead, my neighbor who can help me set up my chicken coop, install my well motor, lay the pipe for my grey water, prepare my garden and take us fishing on his boat, is much more useful than someone wearing a suit & tie, sitting behind a desk. Except for Trump, of course, but even he wasn't behind a desk in his hayday..
@@thomaswalker4950 I see the Al Gore rhythm and my cens0r$talker took down my comment about the real w0rkers. Hope you have some of them as friends when it all 'goes down'.
This always works for me. Don't butter the bread; butter the pan. 1: Put burner on medium heat; drop a pat of butter into pan 2: When butter melts, lower flame until you're just under the smoking point of butter. This varies with every stove. 3: Swirl cheese sandwich in the melted butter. *Do not press* with spatula. 4: Watch bottom of sandwich. As soon as it starts browning lift it with a spatula. Check for preferred degree of browning. 5: Put more butter in pan if needed. 6: Repeat for other side.
The opening clip: get decent shopping bags and you will be more effective. Plastic bags what cut off your fingers? Grow up! Then you would not be closing the trunk with the side of your head. Hahaha
🚬👽🤚There’s no way you can convince me that she has ever won anything now or even in the future, so everybody remember the rules, and the rules are, if you ain’t cheating you ain’t trying hard enough, try harder.🤔😳😬
The perfect way to make a grilled cheese sandwich, use an air fryer. Set at 350° for 9 minutes. Oh one more thing I'm voting for President Donald J Trump.
4:15.....im more concerned about the heat those solar panel farms are putting out. The T.V. show "What on Earth" did one about birds being cooked in flight at the California I15 South on the Westside of the highway near the Nevada State line. Now Las Vegas has about 10 solar panel farms within 40 miles just to shut down Hover Dam
WOW. Modern art is dead. Good Lord. That's actually WORSE than 26 yrs ago when my then-13-yr old brother put two dots and an upside down Y on a blank piece of paper and said it was "Polar Bear in a Snowstorm."
HAHAHA Love that Meagan recognized a painting because of a meme. That is too funny! (I'm still so proud of her for that crazy walk she did a couple months back 💜💜💜)
Remember the principle of conduction, once the pan has conducted enough heat to burn one side of bread, just turning the burner down does not reduce the amount of heat that has already built up in the pan, it will burn the other side. The way to do it is to turn your burner to a medium heat, melt your butter in the pan while you butter one side of both pieces of bread, once the butter in the pan has melted to a liquid viscosity, place both pieces of bread in the pan, unbuttered side down. This will allow the unbuttered side to soak up the liquid butter. Cook on low and watch for smoke, check under the edges if you need to, remembering the center of the pan has more centralized heat and the food resting there is more likely to burn. Once your bread has achieved the desired level of toastiness, turn both pieces over and toast the other side the same way. Then and only then place your cheese or Velveeta on one piece, and cover with the other. Remember oil based cheese slices do not really melt. Allow the grilled cheese to toast on that one side until it is dark enough, then turn over and do the other side. This will allow you to achieve the maximum level of crispness, and melt factor, without your grilled cheese being either burnt or soggy. That is how I make them, and it works like a charm. Nah, you get a pan like that, scald it out in vinegar water, let it boil until you see floaties on the water, then pour about 90% of the water out, add a squirt of Dawn and baking soda, it will foam up, then put a bit of elbow grease into it, and the pan will come clean.
Grilled cheese !!! Here’s how I make the perfect grilled cheese a thin layer of dukes mayo a single slice of cheese then butter both sides & get the George Foreman hot place 2 inside & in 3-4 mins perfect on both sides !!! Yummmm
That first grocery lady is a legend!! I don't care if I have 40 bags full of groceries.... I've got them in each hand, all the way up my arms ... I don't care if my arms rip off ... I'm making ONE TRIP!
I also am a master of the single trip inside after getting groceries. I open the back and hand the bags to my children, and then walk inside when we are done. One trip! (For me) 🤣🤣🤣
Apple-Yes We are New-No We Cant Do What Android Can-We Have Great Camera-We Have Great Camera-We Now Have Titanium-No We Still Cant Do What Android Can
Tyler, you cracked me up with “ring around the collar.” Yes, I’m almost 69. Every laundry detergent or stain remover during my formative years was shown to be good if it conquered ring-around-the-collar. It was the horrible stain that ruined men’s shirts. I don’t know if men wore more stand-up collared shirts, did more physical labor, sweated more due to lack of air conditioning, or took fewer baths, but every little girl in the 60s learned to apply elbow grease and certain liquid laundry products on the collars before putting shirts in the wash. Wisk was known as one of the best detergents for getting out ring-around-the-collar but all tried to advertise that they were. And it was a sad day if you were ironing your dad’s or husband’s shirt and there was still ring-around-the-collar. This whole thing both cracked me up and brought back lots of memories. 😜
Ring around the collar and are we allowed to squeeze the Charmin? Dude, if you go back to Blazing Saddles years you would understand. And it's pronounced "Geeyateen"
I hate that phones are getting more and more expensive but not only are you not getting new features they are taking features off! I had old phones that could be a TV remote, take your pulse and oxygen in blood level. Nowadays you are paying for a camera that can make phone calls.
Not to mention the contracts. There is zero good reason to have contracts and limited data. And the salesmen will try to fight you if you mention a charge you don't think should be there. It literally happened to me. Dude wasn't even my salesman and refused to even look up my account to check for me. Just yelled at me...
12:00 These museums exist! We have an art college with a museum in Rhode Island that had a picture of a layer of gold paint with a layer of green paint over it. Another "masterpiece" was a 7-foot plank painted gray with a smooth coat of shiny varnish.
I was expecting the woman closing the trunk to get her ponytail caught in it.
no way! she's a super human!!
All the more reason she's the GOAT.
So was I!
Double tap with her foot. Respect.
Me too
It's never been about saving planet its about power and control
The fact they've been saying we need to cut down trees now is proof to your comment.
THIS ☝️👆
Dont forget when the Just Stop Oil protesters blocked traffic and didn’t even let a bicyclist get through.
It's quite literally, a depopulation agenda... We as a species produce less that one third of one percent of all GHGs annually(0.28% to be precise), and only five percent of co2 annually. If YT didn't consistently block me, I would explain indepth how it's a depop agenda... but alas, YT is Google.
Precisely! The planet can take care of itself - politicians can't.
No! Taylor Swift can't be breaking up with whatshisface. That will mean 4 new albums!
The announcement will be made the same day the new album drops.
Political Correctness is NOT the Language of a Free People.
Facts
Check out the movie "PCU." It is very entertaining and completely relevant to today.
I guess Pete rose’s ban is over now
The truth is, sheeple always follow some way of thinking, weather it be the KKK or political correctness.
It was ever thus, IMO.
By example, I think the UK shunning the word, "bloodie" came about after "Bloody Mary" made the people hate her for her dealings with another religion. Tradition made it a swear word, ever since?
I can imagine a parent saying, "Shush! That's a bad word and I hope the soldier didn't hear you."
“Ring around the collar!” is the tag line for a commercial for Wisk detergent, back in the ‘50s. And don’t call us oldtimers, you young whippersnapper!😂
Right?! That was a tad insulting. 😂
I remember it from the 60s and 70s as well
I almost choked laughing at that one
It was a woman's problem of how to get rid of the ring of grim that her husband left (sweated) on his business shirt (inside the collar).
@@changeintheair9648 ring around the collar is the grim I had to scrub out of my mechanic husband. My second husband was a custodian. Those collars can be just as bad. The replacement for whisk is now OxyClean.
I will never unsee Captain Puerto Rico!
Darn you, Tyler!!!
😂
"More and more ashamed of myself"
Keeps buying iphones.
It's like people voting for the dems 🤣
Pride is a hell of a thing. They both unjustly attack the opposition so much that they will never concede
Wow, that is an epic burn. Zed should try and do better.
Sooo THIS! 🔥
(Posted from Android)
My next phone will be running Linux. I don't care if I can't run Pokemon Go anymore.
“Wisk around the collar beats ring around the collar every time”
Why hello there fellow boomer! :)
Many don't know : "Dave??? Dave's not here !!!" Soon, nobody will recall : "What do you want on your Tombstone?"
@@djonpow Listened to a podcast with two older US Navy vets talking about today's Navy. Toward the end one of them summed up the dismal situation and said, brother "we're out of Schlitz." Took me a minute but it brought a smile - even though I never liked Schlitz.
@@elultimo102 C&C Up in Smoke..lol :)
@@W.H.Strathmann Yep...seems we're in the Schlitz now...but I feel a disturbance in The Force coming. :)
A neighbor had a Harris sign in her yard. It is now gone lol.
Couldn't make that movie today, people would lose their shit.
Aren't people losing their shit anyway? Might as well make the movie.
I ordered a copy a few months ago just because I would have it in case they scrubbed the planet clean of it.
It's still hilarious 😂
The sheriff is getting nearer.
💯
"Mongo straight."
I was watching young people watch it for reaction videos and they would laugh out loud, then apologize for laughing.
Is it rude to eat salad in front of your house plants?
Yes. So it knows what you're capable of.😅
Not if you play classical music to drown out the screaming
@@NunyaNomi...heavy metal is a good choice as well👍🏼
Cabbage, lettuce, celery….YES!!!
Rude? Perhaps. But necessary to assert dominance
I live in Australia and when I buy stuff online I get pissed off that we're underneath Antigua. And if you can't bring yourself to vote for Trump in November, stay the fq home!
Stayed home and voted for Trump ... via the US mail.
And like every other Trump voter, I only voted once.
Democrats vote twice ... once they use their own vote and a second is by a dead relative.
She never worked at McDonalds. But I’m sure was doing something in the parking lot with Willie. Which I guess you could called working there.
lol
Chewing nuggets and slurping that straw.
Hahaha
Her milkshakes brought Willie to the yard.
And they're like, it's better than yours
Damn right it's better than yours
I can teach you, but I have to charge
🤣
Kamala doesn't talk about her years living in Canada!
Ring around the collar was the stain that got around the collar of your shirt. Lots of commercials made it a selling point. Born in 1958. Look out Tyler 40 to 60 flies by.😂
Then, you hit 70. And you think back 20 years and it doesn't seem that long of a time ago. I mean, 2004 doesn't seem that far back. Then think 20 years on. You'll be 90, if lucky. I'm 75. So the arithmetic cannot lie.
At 74, I keep asking myself, "What the hell happened?" It's like 50 yrs was the blink of an eye.
I guess we decided to hell with it and just remove the collar instead of trying to keep it clean
I once told my daughter (27) that time moves faster as you get older. She tried to explain to me that that isn't scientifically possible. I said, "Try telling me that 30 years from now." She said, "You'll probably be dead by then." LMAO!!! (Not untrue.)
@@misskitty8814 I know. I know. I know it well.
In South Georgia here Zed. We still have no power so glad to get to see you as the generator has allowed us spotty internet service.
The Kamala Impersonator "GIVE HER AN OSCAR"
I think most people forgot Dick Cheney was still alive. He's showing his true colors once again.
You can do whatever you want but why promote a communist traitor of 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I didn't even know his first name was Dick. From watching the news I thought his name was Cheney Haliburton.
Yep, always banging the war drum....
I make grilled cheese in a George Forman, as God intended.
it’s like a mini Panini.
Ring around the collar was the sweat stain that would appear on the white button down shirts around the inside of the collar. This was an issue when people used to wear their shirts more than once before washing because they only wore it during the work day, they would change as soon as they got home.
Have to disagree slightly on the cause. Lol My husband usually only wears a white shirt to church, which is then washed afterward every time, and I still have to scrub the ring around his collar. It comes from body oils, and any sweat and/or dirt that mixes in with it only worsens it. He typically is not sweating much or encountering much dirt at church, tho. Lol I have noticed it is much worse when he needs a haircut! I assume the hair starting to rub the collar helps transfer the oils to it. I would guess why it is not as widely known now is that white shirts, or honestly, button-up shirts of any color with a collar, are not worn as often as they once were.
Ohhhh, I'm glad that it is such a thing it has a name. I thought I just sweat a lot and my washing machine doesn't do a great job.
@@j.8678 Agreed. I grew up as a Jehovah's Witness (no longer, thank goodness) which meant dressing up 4 times a week, and it only took one summer time wear in order to get that ring. 10 minutes if we were going door to door. Winter was better, and the shirt could go a couple wears before the ring arrived.
Whisk detergent ad
I found a george forman grill is the best way to get perfect grilled cheese
16:00 Texas: Am I a joke to you? I am called the Lone Star state.
Wisk was used for ring around the collar. From the 70s
Those ads were really bad. 🤣
Those dirty rings...
wink around the collar was dirt and sweat which was clean by some detergent. it was an ad.
and then we figured out that if we washed our neck, there would be no ring to put the Whisk on.
@@daveruckert7926 "I've tried rubbing them out"
Ring around the collar was an old commercial saying for when men would sweat and get dirty rings around the collar of their dress shirts. It was some kind of laundry detergent commercial.
For Wisk
I looked through the comments, and saved myself time explaining to the snot faced kidz wot it meant.
Well done, .. from 1 oldie 2 another 1.
God save the King.
"Wisk around the collar beats ring around the collar...EVERY TIME".
Also completely politically incorrect if you recall the Asian woman in the ad.
It’s been eradicated because less people wear shirts and ties. No tie? No sweat.
The commercial for Wisk detergent had the catchy phrase “Wisk around the collar beats ring around the collar- every time!” ‘Ring around the collar’ was the sweat stain on a dress shirt. If you didn’t specifically wash it, it would stay on the shirt. Wisk really did work. Put it on the collar and no more stain!
Grilled cheese
Butter the outside of bread. Cook on low with lid. Flip after 45 seconds, another 45 seconds. Keep flipping and use the lid.
The lid will melt the cheese
Mayonnaise better than butter. Learned that from a short order cook decades ago. Never used butter again.
@@avalerie4467I heard the same but I’ve always used butter. You just reminded me, I’m gonna try it in a bit
Buy a jaffle maker, butter outside of bread, chuck it in the jaffle maker with cheese between, close lid and wait for the light to turn green.
I know its weird but use MAYONNAISE instead of butter! Spreads easier, doesn't burn as quick and makes the bread super nice and crunchy and almost a fried texture. You're welcome. Haha
Heat your pan on med heat. Butter one side of each piece of bread, place both pieces of bread in pan, butter side down. Place cheese on each piece of bread. Once both sides are brown flip one on top of the other, you got a perfect grilled cheese. You're welcome :)
The story of Dracula was inspired by Vlad the Impaler.
Bram stoker used the name of Dracula for the character but the blood fetish came from Elizabeth Bathory the blood countess who killed 600 virgin girls for their blood because she believed that it kept her young
His full name was Vlad Dracula
@@davidleblanc5271 Those twitching yard decorations were to welcome his friendly invading Ottoman neighbours.
His last name was either Cepis or Tepis ( the script letters look very similar.)
"Dracul" was a military award bestowed on his father, "the Order of the Dragon". Adding an 'a' at the end, in Romanian, meant, "son". Thus, he referred to himself as Vlad Dracula, or "Vlad, the Dragon's Son"
He's considered a national hero.
I believe the commercial was for Wisk laundry detergent and yes it was about the stain on the collar of your shirt I believe from sweat
14:12 The IKEA thing to throw away is part of the packaging. It's used to keep things aligned and keep them from rattling while flat-packed. Once you're assembling the furniture you no longer need that piece. They tell you to throw it away because if they didn't say anything some people would panic when they saw what they thought was an unused leftover part.
Reminds me of my flat tin opener that was invaluable in the field. Am sure that this piece has another use.
The Ikea part looks like a screw guide. It also looks like a genius tool to hold the nail while you hammer it in place...🎉 long nailed people would like to know 😂
Still use a p38 camping sometimes @@sharonjuniorchess
Reminds me abut when, prior to my cancer surgery, I asked the surgeon what happens to the bit of rib that they cut out. He said it was like IKEA furniture....any bits left over go in the bin!!
20:25 well, I guess he isn't banned anymore. RIP Pete Rose
Oh dayammmm! Bad timing.
What's crazy is this video was completed before he passed.
Ya little too soon . RIP Pete Rose
"Ring around the collar" was a laundry detergent commercial tag line.
Also Tyler, there a crock pot liners , so you only need a quick swipe, it's clean!
The final boss: add water to the pot while its hot enough to instantly boil the water. Thats called "deglazing". The stuff will come off easy. Use steal wool for remainder. Very easy. Extreme level; use paste made of baking soda + peroxide. let sit. You are now final boss.
Steel wool? There's no scratch green scourers now.
wait... i thought steel wool is instead of toilet paper. Is this why my crotch has been so sore lately?
Steel wool?
What a Neanderthal notion. 😅
This is good for THICK EXPENSIVE stainless steel pots, but I can't stand when someone does this to nonstick pans. You will warp the 💩 out of it! I don't let people use my cookware LOL
@@electrictofumuffins6384
Dear O.P.
I was just kidding. No offense. You do you.
🫢
The Kamala impression was really good at capturing the weird ways that she acts.
A dirty collar, on a shirt and was used to advertise laundry detergents. Before hoodies lol
RIP Pete Rose. This was eerily timely
Come to the light side, Tyler. Switch to Android. You won't regret it
I hate that everything is preprogrammed with Goolag. I want one of those Tucker or James O'Keefe phones, but can't afford them. We got our Androids free from Charity Mobile, so I stopped or deleted everything I could & installed Brave. Sadly, my pics and 2 email accounts are Goolag, one of which is so I can get on here where Goolag still spies on me. I can't wait until the green triangle channel is a better choice.
Right. Chyna see's all on the iPhone. They have complete access to it.
@@Straywork I see my comment about the invasiveness of Goolag got taken down by my cens0r$talker. Overlords gonna hate.
@@brosephbroman7564google standards are also bad.
Android and iphone are both evil. the only good phone was blackberry, rip
That First Lady deserves a raise. Tonight she can eat at the table, after she cleans the floor of course
The dye in Doritos has also been shown to make guys invisible to attractive women
If I can get invisibility by eating Doritos, that's a double victory!
@@FullFrontalNerdity-e3zI'm not a guy, but I'm totally for invisibility.
Except for the dust on their fingertips. 😂🤣
😂😂😂 You are not entirely wrong, although I'm not sure if it's the dye or the results of the unhealthy eating habits on the body.
the person that got the idea of using chopsticks was genius.
It's amazing how much knowledge was lost just between the 80's and 90's, much less till now. And I'm talking to you Tyler 11:40
A ring around the collar is the grime and sweat around the collar of your shirt, that workers used to come home with on a daily basis. It required extra elbow grease to remove... back in the day.
makes me laugh, no-one ever mentions how pollutant and toxic electronic manufacturing is - but co2... OMG!
And the irony of complaining about CO2 when that's actually what plants use to metabolize and create plant matter. Oxygen is effectively poison to plants, which is why farms always try to get land near a plastics factory or other high emission plant because the increased CO2 stimulates faster growth.
RIP Pete Rose! Maybe now they will let him In!!!
where he belongs -HOF
That WAS the DEAL. The HE accepted!!
I wouldn't bet on it, but Pete would.
@@Tryp-j9dTHANK YOU!!!! He accepted a lifetime ban from MLB to avoid potential prison time. That's the part everyone loves to leave out. Say what you will about steroids, but none of them willingly accepted a lifetime ban.
@@theywouldnthavetocensormei9231 He should have been sent to prison. He got a sweet deal. And he was a total scumbag.
On the website, Enter The Caves, they say that of those exploring “wild caves”, there is a reported 67 deaths over the past 20 years. Hmmm, seems like reasonable odds🤔. I’m with you Tyler, no fricken way.
Grilled cheese: garlic butter, 1 slice pepperjack, 1 slice colbyjack. Heat on 3.5/10. Melts all the way through and doesn't burn before cheese melts... da bomb
I cook on low with lid and flip every 30-45 seconds
@@somethingclever8916 Yeah, the trick is cooking low enough to where it crisps, but only after the cheese melts.
That sounds delicious!!
"Ring around the collar" was neck sweat and dirt on button down collared mens' shirts. Many laundry detergent commercials focused on how to get rid of that "ring around the collar".
Splunker , and all around all things extreme. Lol its the adrenaline boost plus the things you get to see. Amazing.
Spelunker. At least spell it correctly. What's amazing about rocks down in the ground. Do you know how many people die doing that each year?
@bite-sizedshorts9635 my goodness, I don't know what I would have done with myself if you hadn't come along and spell checked me. Not sure if I could continue my life happy as I am with out it.
Thank you good sir. 🙃
also thank you for informing me that people die doing an extreme sport.
I am blown away.
Had no idea at all.
Thank you for this vast array of knowledge you have....
Who would have known?
In honor of your great deed here today I will leave up the incorrect spelling. As a testament to you sir. Have a blessed day 🙏🙃
I think Ring Around the Collar refers to the stain on the inside of the collars of men's button up shirts. Unless there's some weird big city game I managed to avoid by going to schools only in the small town suburbs. EDIT: THANKS, Tyler, I feel nice and old now lol
It's actually a very old English rhyme about the Black Death Pandemic in the 1500's.
People started to wash their necks.
@@BearBig70 That's Ring Around the Rosie. Back in the 1980's, when air conditioning wasn't as prevalent, and more people worked jobs that caused you to sweat, the shirt collar would get damp from sweat, and dust and dirt would stick to the sweat, forming a ring of dirt around the collar of the shirt, hence ring around the collar. It was used by a laundry detergent in advertising talking about how their detergent could remove "ring around the collar".
@@BearBig70 Your thinking of ring around the rosie
I used to laugh and say he just needed wash his neck when he took a shower
That first gal getting groceries in 1 trip close the trunk with her head it would be funny if her hair got caught in it & she couldn’t go anywhere 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ring around the collar referred to yellowish stains around the inside of a dressier shirt collar. The reason we don't hear as much about it anymore is that more companies in corporate America used to require more formal business attire, like a shirt and tie back then. Over the years, fewer and fewer businesses required dressier business attire, plus we also have a lot more virtual workers.
The fact that Tyler doesn't know what ring around the collar is proves we did indeed beat it.
He obviously doesn't wear shirts with collars at all. I do all the time. It doesn't have to be a white dress shirt either. Any color or pattern shirt with a collar can get dirty around the collar.
13:24 lol, blazing saddles 😅😅😅
I've heard they've edited the on-line version
That's tonight's veiwing sorted! Thanks
One of the funniest movies of all time. Mel Brooks was a genius. He poked fun at everyone including himself.
The cave diver!!!😂😂😂😂😂
was wondering abt the october 31st art deco so i googled it to see what happened on that day & got this On October 31, 1978, several events occurred, including:
Frederick Valentich's disappearance
An Australian pilot went missing while on a training flight over the Bass Strait. Valentich reported contact with an unidentified aircraft, but air traffic control saw nothing on radar. His last words were "It's not an aircraft. It's...", after which an unidentified noise interrupted the transmission.
😱 spooky aliens! 👽
@@ChronoSquare The UFO has him, along with flight 370 airliner-----"Dum dum dum dum duuuuuum !!!"
She didn’t work there. She worked at Pander Express
Pander express?
@@Ultamami never heard of Panda Express?
@ultamami. whooosh
The people at panda express are too kind for her to have worked there
@@PrairieWolff Yes, "whoosh", similar to the sound of fists impacting your face for talking sh*t. Nothing was over my head, it was just a weak joke. Get over yourself, kid- you aren't smart. Buzz off.
OMG ring around the collar, lol. Don't tell him!
I can't even SEE those caving video THUMBNAILS without feeling claustrophobic.
Pete Rose just died, maybe now they will forgive him.
Dirt stain around your shirt collar, part of "Wisk" promo ad in the 70's! You are welcome! 😂
I ain’t gonna have some fella in Minnesota who eats pineapple on pizza tell me how to eat cereal in the south!!!😂
Even if he is totally correct? You put in the desired amount of cereal and then add milk until you have the correct amount in order to wind up with cereal and milk in every spoonful.
@@bite-sizedshorts9635 some of us don’t like our cereal getting too soggy too quickly. Plus you can keep topping yourself off with fresh crunchy cereal for as long as there is still milk in the bowl.
Proud Android user here!
Me too! 😉👍🏽
I love having a choice. That's why I choose android. If I don't like the new Samsung phone, there's about 100 different phones I can choose from for a fraction of the price of an iPhone.
_Proud_ . wow.
asking for a whopper at MacDonald's...
I use Crockpot liners. Work everytime no cleaning and inexpensive.
Also, make sure you put the ingredients in the ceramic part. Not like that other video we saw.
You mean plastic? You cook your food in plastic..?
@@pineappleparty1624 What's wrong with that? The food came in plastic.
@@bite-sizedshorts9635plastic breaks down with heat....
HOW TO MAKE THE PERFECT GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH..... I'm a 58 year old Grandmom, who's been making grilled cheese sandwiches this way. Over med heat. Put enough butter on a pan or griddle to cover the entire bottom. Let the butter melt completely on the pan. Put the slices of bread on the pan. Put the cheese on the bread. Cover it with a lid or cookie sheet if the pan or griddle is too big and you don't have a lid for it. After a minute gently put the two halves together. After a minute flip them. After another minute flip them again ...now they're done. YOU JUST MADE THE PERFECT GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH.
I just butter both sides. Grill one side for a bit, flip it, slap cheese on it, toast the other side. Boom. Done.
"Ring around the collar -- shame on you" was from a jingle about a laundry detergent that didn't remove the sweat stains from the white collar of a man's shirt. The ad was for a pre-treatment solution.
07:22 ... former spelunker here. In my younger year (I'm 56 and disabled from a spinal cord injury) I spelunked many cave systems. The allure? When you have been fighting to reach an opening in the micro-sized crevice you've been crawling through and come to a chamber that is so huge your lamps cannot see the other side, but that entire chamber is nothing but crystals of different colors. You are standing in what looks and feels like the middle of outer space surrounded by stars. It's an unworldly exhilarating moment.
Damn…that sounds truly amazing.
This just made what I needed today!
Same. Part of my health and wellness routine on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday 😂
"Wring around the collar" was when you had a hard to remove stain from around the collar of your collared shirts. There was Wisk laundry detergent brand commercials in the 1960s - 1990s, that advertised that their brand can get rid of tough wring around the collar stains.
Ring around the collar is still an issue for people who do real work.
Real work? Real work is done by people who work outside, sweat, freeze, fix our toilets, build houses, install septic systems, work farms, wear denim, drives trucks.
Those of us who got advanced degrees so we could stay inside to work are going to be dependent on them when the grid goes down and the illegals invade our towns. They're the ones the helping all the people affected by Helene with their boats, winches, 4X4's, shovels and innovation. Out here on the homestead, my neighbor who can help me set up my chicken coop, install my well motor, lay the pipe for my grey water, prepare my garden and take us fishing on his boat, is much more useful than someone wearing a suit & tie, sitting behind a desk. Except for Trump, of course, but even he wasn't behind a desk in his hayday..
Yeah. And people that aren't too lazy to wash clothes instead of buying new clothes every week on Amazon or Temu
@@thomaswalker4950 I see the Al Gore rhythm and my cens0r$talker took down my comment about the real w0rkers. Hope you have some of them as friends when it all 'goes down'.
Yeah, cause I wear a white button up shirt to do construction all the time😂😂
@@thomaswalker4950 I hate Screwyoutube! Both of my comments about real w0rkers were taken down.
This always works for me.
Don't butter the bread; butter the pan.
1: Put burner on medium heat; drop a pat of butter into pan
2: When butter melts, lower flame until you're just under the smoking point of butter. This varies with every stove.
3: Swirl cheese sandwich in the melted butter. *Do not press* with spatula.
4: Watch bottom of sandwich. As soon as it starts browning lift it with a spatula. Check for preferred degree of browning.
5: Put more butter in pan if needed.
6: Repeat for other side.
The opening clip: get decent shopping bags and you will be more effective. Plastic bags what cut off your fingers? Grow up! Then you would not be closing the trunk with the side of your head. Hahaha
🚬👽🤚There’s no way you can convince me that she has ever won anything now or even in the future, so everybody remember the rules, and the rules are, if you ain’t cheating you ain’t trying hard enough, try harder.🤔😳😬
The perfect way to make a grilled cheese sandwich, use an air fryer. Set at 350° for 9 minutes. Oh one more thing
I'm voting for President Donald J Trump.
air fryer all the way. Perfection.
Nine minutes?
Ain't no body got time for that!!!
Give that Kamala impersonator a Grammy. She was perfect.
Please: DO NOT CLOSE CAR TRUNK WITH HEAD IF YOU HAVE LONG PONT-TAIL. Thank you.
Yeah, that could have gone really bad, where she is trapped there until the husband gets home.
There is a 1/4in gap with a gasket to seal it. I don't think it would pull hair very hard at all.
@@pineappleparty1624 Try it and let us know how it went.
@@pineappleparty1624 I guess it depends on how fat the pony tail is.
@@dianaklien1560 yeah
Sounds like Kamala, expecting to get a Whopper at a MacDonalds! Sheesh.
Only if Willie Brown was there. :)
Willie brown the only black part in kamala
I finally laughed when “Kamala” said, “Under my rule…” 😂
Oh gosh, the spelunking makes me feel panicky. 😵💫
My brain keeps going back to the guy that got stuck, and they couldn't get him out, and basically said "see ya on the other side", and left him there.
Spelunking is to boldly go where no one has gone before and get home in time for supper 😋
22:17 perfect impression.... also love the "hidden" joke... we all love a whopper... while she's at mcdonalds :D
4:15.....im more concerned about the heat those solar panel farms are putting out. The T.V. show "What on Earth" did one about birds being cooked in flight at the California I15 South on the Westside of the highway near the Nevada State line. Now Las Vegas has about 10 solar panel farms within 40 miles just to shut down Hover Dam
WOW. Modern art is dead. Good Lord. That's actually WORSE than 26 yrs ago when my then-13-yr old brother put two dots and an upside down Y on a blank piece of paper and said it was "Polar Bear in a Snowstorm."
If you need to explain it with a 13 page dissertation, then it's not art. It's an excuse.
Uhhh... polar bear! Yeah. That's what it _looked_ like to me too.
That reminds me of a Calvin and Hobbes comic strip.
@@EggmanlandResidentdang! You beat me to it😂
I thought the same thing
@@EggmanlandResident I love those. I still have a few of the books
Cheney is only still around because he got a new heart. Literally!😂😂
The listing for shipping should say, "America, United States of ". That will get us to the top of that stupid list!
HAHAHA Love that Meagan recognized a painting because of a meme. That is too funny! (I'm still so proud of her for that crazy walk she did a couple months back 💜💜💜)
Remember the principle of conduction, once the pan has conducted enough heat to burn one side of bread, just turning the burner down does not reduce the amount of heat that has already built up in the pan, it will burn the other side. The way to do it is to turn your burner to a medium heat, melt your butter in the pan while you butter one side of both pieces of bread, once the butter in the pan has melted to a liquid viscosity, place both pieces of bread in the pan, unbuttered side down. This will allow the unbuttered side to soak up the liquid butter. Cook on low and watch for smoke, check under the edges if you need to, remembering the center of the pan has more centralized heat and the food resting there is more likely to burn. Once your bread has achieved the desired level of toastiness, turn both pieces over and toast the other side the same way. Then and only then place your cheese or Velveeta on one piece, and cover with the other. Remember oil based cheese slices do not really melt. Allow the grilled cheese to toast on that one side until it is dark enough, then turn over and do the other side. This will allow you to achieve the maximum level of crispness, and melt factor, without your grilled cheese being either burnt or soggy. That is how I make them, and it works like a charm. Nah, you get a pan like that, scald it out in vinegar water, let it boil until you see floaties on the water, then pour about 90% of the water out, add a squirt of Dawn and baking soda, it will foam up, then put a bit of elbow grease into it, and the pan will come clean.
Grilled cheese !!! Here’s how I make the perfect grilled cheese a thin layer of dukes mayo a single slice of cheese then butter both sides & get the George Foreman hot place 2 inside & in 3-4 mins perfect on both sides !!! Yummmm
That first grocery lady is a legend!! I don't care if I have 40 bags full of groceries.... I've got them in each hand, all the way up my arms ... I don't care if my arms rip off ... I'm making ONE TRIP!
She could NEVER open the HOUSE door!!!
She had two things in one hand. Could have easily sat it down and closed the trunk.
I also am a master of the single trip inside after getting groceries.
I open the back and hand the bags to my children, and then walk inside when we are done.
One trip! (For me) 🤣🤣🤣
CHRONIC IPHONE USER: APPLE start innovating What Happened?
APPLE: You bought it.
Normal People: Told You so...SUCKER!!!!
Apple-Yes We are New-No We Cant Do What Android Can-We Have Great Camera-We Have Great Camera-We Now Have Titanium-No We Still Cant Do What Android Can
@@BamaShinesDistillery
R&D: Sir, we still can't do what Android can.
CEO: Add another camera!!!
@@brosephbroman7564 idk my android has 4 cameras to spy on us
@brosephbroman7564 Marketing: Sir they realize the new camera is the same one!
CEO:Quick! Add new colors!
Chronic Androidhasnoflaws guy
We know the view is the best comedy on TV.
Season eight was hilarious
Tyler, you cracked me up with “ring around the collar.” Yes, I’m almost 69. Every laundry detergent or stain remover during my formative years was shown to be good if it conquered ring-around-the-collar. It was the horrible stain that ruined men’s shirts. I don’t know if men wore more stand-up collared shirts, did more physical labor, sweated more due to lack of air conditioning, or took fewer baths, but every little girl in the 60s learned to apply elbow grease and certain liquid laundry products on the collars before putting shirts in the wash. Wisk was known as one of the best detergents for getting out ring-around-the-collar but all tried to advertise that they were. And it was a sad day if you were ironing your dad’s or husband’s shirt and there was still ring-around-the-collar. This whole thing both cracked me up and brought back lots of memories. 😜
Ring around the collar and are we allowed to squeeze the Charmin? Dude, if you go back to Blazing Saddles years you would understand. And it's pronounced "Geeyateen"
I hate that phones are getting more and more expensive but not only are you not getting new features they are taking features off! I had old phones that could be a TV remote, take your pulse and oxygen in blood level. Nowadays you are paying for a camera that can make phone calls.
That and default apps have built in advertising like why tf you tryin to sell me sh*t while im checkin the forecast, straight to jail!
Not to mention the contracts. There is zero good reason to have contracts and limited data. And the salesmen will try to fight you if you mention a charge you don't think should be there. It literally happened to me. Dude wasn't even my salesman and refused to even look up my account to check for me. Just yelled at me...
Zed just use a Crock-Pot liner. It won't melt and it will save you a lot of time.
Ancient Chinese Secret !
Here's your recipe for a perfect grilled cheese sandwich.
LEARN TO COOK. 😂 Have a great day ❤️ awesome channel 🙏😊
Savage! LOL
22:37 A Whopper?!? That's Burger King which Tyler missed.
But it was a funny comment anyway. I don't know anyone who has ever worked at a McDonald's.
@@bite-sizedshorts9635 One of my nephews worked there when he was in high school.
12:00 These museums exist! We have an art college with a museum in Rhode Island that had a picture of a layer of gold paint with a layer of green paint over it. Another "masterpiece" was a 7-foot plank painted gray with a smooth coat of shiny varnish.
Years ago, at the Chicago Art Institute, an art installation was string of Christmas lights hung from a hook on the wall.😑
Marxists push for art devoid of substance, meaning, or feeling.
Kris Kristofferson passed. He was incredibly talented.
Wasn’t he guy who had an appointment to West Point? But gave music a *try*?
Tyler Zed, us crock pot liners then there is no cleaning of the crock pot!!!
OH... crock pot.
I thought he said crack pipe
😂
Use a lid when cooking grill cheese. Also, mayonnaise, instead of butter, gives a better texture and doesn't burn as easily.
George Foreman Grill. The only thing it really excells at is making a grill cheese sandwich or melted cheese and ham
4:49 The secret is letting the cheese become room temperature first. Melts faster