My daughter was having an anxiety attack in her bedroom. Her cat jumped on the bed and stared at her pillow until my daughter lay down. Then the cat lay down on my daughter's chest staring at her. My daughter stroked her fur until she felt better. She has done this three times now. This cat was a rescued stray. I love this cat so much more now for how she supports my daughter.
My cat runs for help, bringing someone to me if my blood sugar goes into dangerous levels or I pass out and fall. She taught her set how to bring assistance and what qualified as an emergency. She just turned 12 yrs old . She has been my service animal these many years.
My cat has trained himself to recognise when I'm going to have a panic attack or if I'm having a sad and will come and sit on my chest really heavy, purr, and press his head really hard into my chin so I can't dissociate and stays there until I feel better. He even recognises when I'm having nightmares and wakes me up.
Smartest thing I've ever seen any animal do: when I was younger, we had a toy poodle named Chloe. Later in her life before she passed, the last Christmas we had her with us she was blind and deaf. (Hence why we finally had to put her down, still tears me up) but anyways this little blind and deaf 19 year old doggo decides she's having all of the food she can. We finished eating and had fed her plenty of turkey, potatoes, and anything else of her favorite items before going to open presents in the next room over. She decided that wasn't enough, pushed the chairs out far enough to hop onto them (blind) and then onto the table, to have more food. She ate a good 2 times her body weight that day.. crazy animal. One of her greatest hits. Oh, and she consistently found ways to break into the garbage can and even fridge occasionally to have her picking of things.
My mom took her dog to a public dog park. A guy was there trying to teach his dog some basic commands (Sit, stay, and lay down) . Her dog went behind the guy and every time he would give a command, my mom's dog would do the said command behind the guy. His dog would watch her dog, my mom would laugh at her dog, and the guy was clueless as what was going on behind him. Instead he would tell his dog "You're being laughed at for not knowing how to sit". My mom gave him a hamburger after that trip to the park since he was a good boy. My own dog has an issue of choosing memory loss when it comes to his commands. For the fact that I know way more languages than my mom, and that I don't want anyone to be able to just tell my dog to do something, I taught his commands in Norwegian (We are an English speaking household in America btw). My mom's dog had learned all of my own dogs commands as well when I would teach my dog his commands. I would give the command to sit now and both will sit. I tell my dog to lay down, and both would do this. I had a dog when I was a teenager who was just a sponge at learning new things. When I would run out of things to teach her, I would teach her the same stuff in different languages (at the time it was 4 languages, today that's up to 7). Same direction, different command. Same direction, hand signing. I would even test her on occasion if she knew what I was saying or just judging my voice tone. She knew EXACTLY what I would be saying. I would praise her in the tone I would use to scold her, she would wag her tail. I'd punish her in the praising tone, she would stop with the tail wagging, tail droop, and lay down because she knew she was in trouble. I miss this dog so much.
🤣 lol a friend of mine walked into walmart back before you needed reciepts took a huge tv off the rack walked to the return center and traded it for cash. took like 35 seconds to make 500 dollars 😂 this same friend did gas and go's for like 3 years without getting caught by simply waiting for semis to block the cameras. you can thank people like him for needing reciepts and not being able to pump gas at night without paying first 🤣
1:17:18 As a Spanish teacher in training, I visited an area high school's Spanish class to observe. The teacher kept referring to Spain as "down there." I've been to Spain more than once, and it certainly is not "down there" unless maybe you're in the U.K. or the Arctic.
Oh my god, I’m from TN and so many people refer to South American countries as ‘up there.’ And I know a lot of people from Venezuela and one woman told me it wasn’t a real place. I don’t even know what to say. Congrats on becoming a Spanish Teacher !! I’m working on becoming an art teacher :D
@@softpinkbunny_shop Good on you, Alonna! I wish I had minored in art because you all have a lot more fun than some of us who have to grade so many papers. LOL So Venezuela isn't even a real place ... I guess I went there in my imagination! I'll be sure to tell my friend who has lived there for 30 years. :)
And people wonder why American citizens are so ignorant. We have too many people teaching who are dumb. It makes life so much harder for good teachers. I'm so glad that my granddaughters both have good teachers. I took them out of preschool because they weren't being taught anything. I mean nothing. I didn't have time in the evening and they had been in school all day so I took them out and taught them myself. Yes they're both very bright and great students. I love parent teacher conferences.
Back when Kmart were everywhere my mom and grandaddy would go in and buy something from scratch and dent like an electronic because it was sold at a reduced price. Then take it to another Kmart after peeling the scratch and dent sticker off the items and get a refund for it. This was in the early 90’s. We would hit up several kmarts and other stores a day. I was not raised in a normal family. Lol!
*About the guy who commented “I think I would remember what products I put stickers on but maybe they didn’t pay me enough” in regards to the scam of putting return stickers on new products and then taking them to customer service and then out the store.... You apparently didn’t realize that there’s 2-3 entrances to pretty much every large store in America right? The person could enter in one entrance and leave through another*
I can support the theory that crapping yourself in front of a potential mate makes things work out: I got food poisoning at a local fair during our early years and ended up emptying my guts into his porcelain bowl while he tried to make the best of it by bringing me water and rubbing my back. The next thing we know, I've crapped myself and the floor from the pressure of vomiting... He just started laughing at the situation and I couldn't help but join in with a weak laugh-sob, which of course made things worse. We've been together for 8 years now and it's hilarious to look back on.
My cat could open door handles and door knobs. We had to put locks on all our doors. He was also an escape artist and he actually unlocked my outside door once until i started locking the deadbolt...
My cat knows how to open the doors somehow too, he runs away sometimes but comes back! That same kitty cat stayed by my side while I was sick (he refused to sleep on top of me but he did so when I was sick and it made me feel so much better) I love my little October! ❤
That cat hamster story reminds me of my sisters houdini hamsters when Iwas 16 and my sister was 11, we even safetypinned the opening shut, but the hamsters still managed to get free. One time we noticed that the hamsters had escaped yet again and were looking for them in our very large house. My pomeranian suddenly started barking at the floor length curtains in the hallway and when we checked out what he was barking at we found the hamsters hiding behind the curtains.
when we got our dog we never taught our dog tricks like paw etc but my dad used to be able to say things like "down" and she woud do it and she trusted him with her life then she would only give us paw till we was trusted enough
I had two German Shepard part wolf dogs. I had a male from the first litter and a female from the second or third litter. Same mom. The male wasn’t allowed in the den because we just got new carpet. Whenever my mom wasn’t home I would let him come down and chill with me. When he heard my mom come home he run up the stairs and lay down like he had been there the whole time. The female dog used to jump out the second story window with us onto the trampoline down below. She once “cornered” a guy in the middle of the street that was running from the cops. When she was pregnant she dug a hole under a big tree like a den. Not the best examples but it’s been almost 30 years since I’ve had these dogs.
Husband is carrying me in a public pool. We were playing around. He lets go of me to xatch his swim trunks at the exact time I shifted my arm to get a better hold. I fell in barely 4 ft water and slammed both head and butt on to bottom of pool. Could barely wall for a week.. The 9 year argument is He dropped me, i let go. Always end with us laughing hysterically
My biggest brain moment was at the final high school oral exam. Got 29/30, spoke for 90 minutes about the evolution of the concept of faith from 800bc to the post-modern era. Any kind of belief, be it spiritual, religious, political or scientific. I wrote my entire thesis, around 100 pages (without images and bibliography, with those it's around 250) while high/drunk at a pub for shits and giggles. All this boasting to say: follow your passions, while you can.
I came out of a Walmart one time to discover my ride had locked his car doors, so I had to go back in and have him paged to let him know I was ready to leave when he was, but I had a gallon of burgundy and a Walkman in my bags. h to hide it? Under the car? Good, not good enough. Might be seen. In the bushes? Might tear the bags. Where to hide it? Looked around and saw a trash can. Took me one second to think it through. Dumped it in the can, paged my buddy, he came out, got my stuff and rolled out.
I had like ten+ freaking paragraphs of stuff but it got deleted so I'll just make it a little shorter (although it's still really long because I'm incapable of keeping things short). So my dog Sophie (a Yorkshire terrier) has always been really smart (I sometimes call her Albert Einstein because she's mostly silver in color with some tan and whenever she gets bedhead she looks exactly like that oh so famous picture...although her other nickname is Houdini because she's managed to figure out how to escape from our backyard more times than I can count over the past four or five years (thankfully she's smart/cautious enough not to go any further than our neighbors yard(s) and she always waits for us to let her back in by the front or if we're not home she'll wait for us to come home so she never actually gets lost unlike her brother who ran away once and we only got him back because a police officer noticed him while on patrol and was going to take him to a shelter to try and find his owners (there aren't really any yorkies that live around here that don't have owners and even then I've only ever seen one other person who actually owned one so he figured that he (the dog) had probably gotten loose) until he came to our house and noticed that our front gate was open and there was another dog (Sophie) sitting in front of it so he figured we were probably the owners so he knocked on the door and asked my mom if we were missing a dog) to the point that she figured out how to escape from the back yard by jumping onto a brick ledge/foundation (which was several feet higher than she is) and we had to block off the gap between it and the fence *_THREE TIMES_* because she figured out how to climb up the bricks we used until she could jump over it two times) the first time I really noticed how smart she is was actually pretty minor but it kind of entertained me. So we used to use these small boards to block off the path between the dining room and the computer room as well as from the kitchen and the laundry room. So I was home alone because I had just gotten back from school and this was back when my mom and grandmother both had jobs and my little brother had to stay in an afterschool daycare the middle school had for kids who didn't ride the bus and whose parents had work. Anyway, I let the dogs out and put up the boards and I went off into the computer room or wherever to do...something...and I was only gone for maybe ten minutes or so when I look down and see Sophie standing a few feet away from me--keep in mind that I was on the opposite side of the board and she wasn't supposed to be able to get over it (they were too small and couldn't jump high enough) so I was really confused and went to make sure I had actually put up the board (which I did) I just kind of shook it off since the boards were there more for Yuri (her brother) than her since he was always getting into things while she was more cautious so we weren't really too worried about her anyway. Well I started noticing that this was happening more and more recently so eventually I got curious and decided to see how she was doing it. So I hid near where we put the board and I waited until I saw Sophie walk over to my old backpack (which was near the board), jump onto it, and then jump over the board. I was actually really impressed that she was able to figure this out so easily considering she was only a few months old...but the best part is that the entire time her brother was watching her (she almost always did it in front of him) and he just walked over to the board, stared at it, looked up at his sister, back to the board, back to his sister and so forth and so on for like a minute as if she held all of the answers to every secret in the universe (he's...a bit slow...I think he has some form of mental disorder because he's just the sweetest thing but he's about as bright as a lightbulb that only has a few minutes left...). It actually took Sophie at least a *_MONTH_* (after I figured out what she was doing) to teach jump over the boards which I found out when I was going to the laundry room to do something (I don't remember what exactly but I might have been going to let them out since that's where the back door is) and I witnessed Sophie having Yuri watch her jump over the board (at this point they could *_ALREADY_* jump over the boards without needing something else to reach which makes it even funnier that Yuri couldn't figure it out) and then turning back to look at him as if to say "Now just do exactly what I just did" and then Yuri trying to jump over the board...and I'm pretty sure he tripped over it a bit as well...then there's also all the times she hid her dog bones...like she would hide them in her bed, her *_BROTHER'S BED_* (which is actually pretty smart since nowadays he's almost never in it), under the ruffles of one of my skirt (I heard rustling so I looked down to see her digging around at my skirt and when I went to get a closer look she dropped the bone so I decided to help her out by hiding it inside the creases), AND SHE'S EVEN TRIED HIDING IT UNDER BOTH MY BROTHER AND MY FATHER MORE THAN ONCE! Like they were just lying down and feel something pushing/digging at their arm/side and when they look over they see her trying to push a bone under them. Also my grandmother got a new dog (a yorkie named Simba who we got from the same breeder...he's actually a purebred (the breeder got a DNA test just to make sure) but his genes went a little crazy and he ended up having really curly hair so he looks more like a yorkiepoo than a purebred yorkie but we did some research and it's not impossible for that to happen just really rare...and funnily enough he also has partial heterochromia where one of his eyes is mostly brown but has a sliver of blue while the other is mostly blue with some brown) and so whenever she comes over to stay at our house for a few days (she moved to the lake house her parents built a while ago) she'll bring him and so we take turns walking him around. Well my grandmother asked me to get the leash and walk him so I went to get it and I tried to put it on him but, of course him being the little ball of energy he is (I kid you not this dog is like a freaking bullet...he's so hyper that nine times out of ten whenever I have to grab him he'll just dart off faster than anything I've ever seen in my life and I've literally had to chase him in circles around a small table for like ten minutes once before I was able to grab him while my grandmother was laughing at me from the hallway) he darted back and got ready to run away as soon as I made my move since he thought I was playing...so I tried shaking the leash to get him to come over to me and what does he do? He runs over to my grandmother because since she usually lives by herself she's the one who usually walks him and whenever she goes to walk him she'll shake the leash so when I shook the leash he ran over to *_HER_* thinking she was going to take him out. I also taught/am teaching him how to give high fives and he actually started figuring it out almost immediately and the only difficult part is actually being able to get him to pay attention since he has no attention span so he doesn't always do it right away, twirl around on his hind legs, and whenever you play with him using a laser pointer (he *_LOVES_* playing with laser pointers like...he loves it more than most cats) you have to make sure to keep the pointer out of his line of sight or else he'll start batting at it because he's already figured out where the laser comes from and just likes chasing it so long as he can't see the pointer itself. So TLDR: My girl dog is an escape artist, taught her far less intelligent brother the secrets of the universe, and tried to hide bones in her brother's cage as well as under living people...also my grandmother's dog gives high fives.
This is very random and I have no idea if it would work, but what if you bought some stuff, then go back to the store a few days later with the receipt and grabbed the items on the receipt and then pull the tags off and try to return them.
O was sitting with my current boyfriend while he was messing with the car system. Was watching his friend fool around with a kayak paddle, he tried to do a cool spin trick and ended up catching it right in the face. We were dating less than 2 months after that (my ex didn't care. We were all comfortable with how everything ended/turned out)
I'm leaching Wi-Fi from a dunkin donuts behind a strip mall trying to remain unnoticed because watching stuff while I raid the dunkin dumpster for the old pastries they throw in it is thus far the only situation I have found that comfortable and just enough of a distraction to forget I'm in my second ever week of being homeless and feeling like death from hep c.... I havent figured out how to be homeless yet so these donuts are almost the only substantial food I get. I can't stay for hours because I'll get ran off if they notice and in my county the cops get involved with homeless folks and ticket/arrest and then you have a fine you cant afford etc so while I'm near Wi-Fi in gonna throw this out there... If anyone can afford to cashapp me like 3 or 4 dollars so I can go buy some McDonald's dollar menu, have some real food that isn't dumpster donuts and be a paying customer so they can't make me leave right away, I would literally cry... I'm not dumb I know its super unlikely anyone would send a stranger cash but you could literally make my WEEK with a couple dollars... I'm not trying to hustle a hotel or something I just want a decent meal.... $jwdoe
It is so awful to hear about your situation! Unfortunately I'm abroad and can't cashapp but you know you are not alone and that we give you support and dignity. Don't give up!!
My cats know they’re reflection in the mirror. I’m still not sure if they acknowledge themselves in pictures tho. I try, but they just look at me annoyed like, stop putting that picture in my face. Lol
I have a question....why doesn't this person ask us to join their channel orrrr tip them using patron??? I've came across 2 you tubers that asks to tip/donate to them for their services??? I thought they got paid thru RUclips? I am older and I just don't understand all this stuff....lol
I bet you could rinse a supermarket with self service tills all you need is barcode printer , the supermarkets website with item weights and all you do is find expensive and cheap items that weight the same then it won't fuck the self service till up because it uses weight of item to make sure its in the bag and to deter you sneaking items
Grocery store. Increased shrinkage. Seems a check out clerk would have friends come thru. $$$ stuff, and cheap stuff. She grabs $$$$ item, covers barcode with candy bar barcode. So $12 item for $.25... took a while to catch her. Now in self service the clerk sees every item scanned on every line.
The day after Halloween the costumes were $5 at a local discount store so we went crazy and got probably six costumes for my wife and one including this silver Spaceman costume that I was sure would be hilarious enough to be worth $5 and sure enough when she put it on I was laughing so hard I could barely breathe and to compound that she had this look on her face we had been married about 6 months and she was saying it's okay babe I'm your wife you can tell me if you like this which made me laugh even harder because I could tell from the look on her face IT WAS NOT OKAY - there would be a serious reevaluation of our marriage if I said yes I liked it oh God I laugh so hard I couldn't answer her for a disturbingly long time I finally made myself stop laughing because I could tell she was getting worried
Oh by, people are so clueless sometimes ... if you are a pet owner and it's not a chimpanse and you notice your pet spending time looking at reflecting surfaces, your pet is pretty much in agony because of lonelyness. Dogs/Cats/Fish/Birds (except of corvus) do not understand that a reflection is a reflection but indeed think it's another animal, that's why they seek out reflecting surfaces if they're lonely.
I don't know, my cat watches us in them. If she thought it was another cat in there she would be livid. She hates all other cats. She growls and hisses at any cat outside. She definitely knows that her reflection isn't a another cat.
@@scarlettg.5772 Has been proven several times, that they do not recognize mirror images as themself. You can even check for yorur self or bring counter evidence by performing the experiment below: Mark her forehead with paint, preferably a color that she doesn't like and then check if she, after looking in a mirror, will try to paw her own forehead (then she recognizes herself) or paws the mirror (then she's curious what the other cat has on it's forehead), or just do nothing a like (then she doesn't care about 'the other cat'). The reason many animals won't react aggressively towards mirrors usually is connected to the agression not mostly being triggert by visuals but by smell.
My daughter was having an anxiety attack in her bedroom. Her cat jumped on the bed and stared at her pillow until my daughter lay down. Then the cat lay down on my daughter's chest staring at her. My daughter stroked her fur until she felt better. She has done this three times now. This cat was a rescued stray. I love this cat so much more now for how she supports my daughter.
That's so cool, smart cat.
I love that cat too. I could feel the fur under my hand as I read your wonderful story. I imagined a big black and white cat...How wrong was I?
Emotional support cat
Cats and Dog's are Awesome! 😁
I bet you were like mertina7446
My cat runs for help, bringing someone to me if my blood sugar goes into dangerous levels or I pass out and fall. She taught her set how to bring assistance and what qualified as an emergency. She just turned 12 yrs old . She has been my service animal these many years.
My cat sits on top of my hair and whacks my head repeatedly and bites my hair. I love him
My cat has trained himself to recognise when I'm going to have a panic attack or if I'm having a sad and will come and sit on my chest really heavy, purr, and press his head really hard into my chin so I can't dissociate and stays there until I feel better. He even recognises when I'm having nightmares and wakes me up.
Cats can not legally be a service animal, only dogs, at least in the majority of states. Unfortunately.
Plus she sits on your lap and purrs. Perfect pet.
Underrated channel, gets me through work, makes me smile in this cold warehouse.
I tried working in a cold warehouse, , hated it so feel for you there. I feel you though, I love listening to these when cleaning my house.
@@Wishfull171 hahaha someone gets it🙌
Grind bro. Get that bag
@@colbygentry9210 Exactly 🙌
@@Wishfull171 what did your warehouse supply
My cat definitely understands mirrors. We'll catch her watching us using mirrors. She spends hours checking herself out as well.
"locks my hand on his butt and loudly farts" i fricking died omfg
Smartest thing I've ever seen any animal do: when I was younger, we had a toy poodle named Chloe. Later in her life before she passed, the last Christmas we had her with us she was blind and deaf. (Hence why we finally had to put her down, still tears me up) but anyways this little blind and deaf 19 year old doggo decides she's having all of the food she can. We finished eating and had fed her plenty of turkey, potatoes, and anything else of her favorite items before going to open presents in the next room over. She decided that wasn't enough, pushed the chairs out far enough to hop onto them (blind) and then onto the table, to have more food. She ate a good 2 times her body weight that day.. crazy animal. One of her greatest hits. Oh, and she consistently found ways to break into the garbage can and even fridge occasionally to have her picking of things.
My mom took her dog to a public dog park. A guy was there trying to teach his dog some basic commands (Sit, stay, and lay down) . Her dog went behind the guy and every time he would give a command, my mom's dog would do the said command behind the guy. His dog would watch her dog, my mom would laugh at her dog, and the guy was clueless as what was going on behind him. Instead he would tell his dog "You're being laughed at for not knowing how to sit". My mom gave him a hamburger after that trip to the park since he was a good boy.
My own dog has an issue of choosing memory loss when it comes to his commands. For the fact that I know way more languages than my mom, and that I don't want anyone to be able to just tell my dog to do something, I taught his commands in Norwegian (We are an English speaking household in America btw). My mom's dog had learned all of my own dogs commands as well when I would teach my dog his commands. I would give the command to sit now and both will sit. I tell my dog to lay down, and both would do this.
I had a dog when I was a teenager who was just a sponge at learning new things. When I would run out of things to teach her, I would teach her the same stuff in different languages (at the time it was 4 languages, today that's up to 7). Same direction, different command. Same direction, hand signing. I would even test her on occasion if she knew what I was saying or just judging my voice tone. She knew EXACTLY what I would be saying. I would praise her in the tone I would use to scold her, she would wag her tail. I'd punish her in the praising tone, she would stop with the tail wagging, tail droop, and lay down because she knew she was in trouble. I miss this dog so much.
🤣 lol a friend of mine walked into walmart back before you needed reciepts took a huge tv off the rack walked to the return center and traded it for cash. took like 35 seconds to make 500 dollars 😂
this same friend did gas and go's for like 3 years without getting caught by simply waiting for semis to block the cameras.
you can thank people like him for needing reciepts and not being able to pump gas at night without paying first 🤣
bro that first story is badass asf
Ikr they’re genius for that
The fork stabber story actually made me LOL
“Mother forker!!!”
1:17:18 As a Spanish teacher in training, I visited an area high school's Spanish class to observe. The teacher kept referring to Spain as "down there." I've been to Spain more than once, and it certainly is not "down there" unless maybe you're in the U.K. or the Arctic.
Oh my god, I’m from TN and so many people refer to South American countries as ‘up there.’ And I know a lot of people from Venezuela and one woman told me it wasn’t a real place. I don’t even know what to say. Congrats on becoming a Spanish Teacher !! I’m working on becoming an art teacher :D
@@softpinkbunny_shop Good on you, Alonna! I wish I had minored in art because you all have a lot more fun than some of us who have to grade so many papers. LOL So Venezuela isn't even a real place ... I guess I went there in my imagination! I'll be sure to tell my friend who has lived there for 30 years. :)
And people wonder why American citizens are so ignorant. We have too many people teaching who are dumb. It makes life so much harder for good teachers. I'm so glad that my granddaughters both have good teachers. I took them out of preschool because they weren't being taught anything. I mean nothing. I didn't have time in the evening and they had been in school all day so I took them out and taught them myself. Yes they're both very bright and great students. I love parent teacher conferences.
My go to favorite conspiracy theory is now how dinosaurs are a running joke between time travelling and present day scientists
Back when Kmart were everywhere my mom and grandaddy would go in and buy something from scratch and dent like an electronic because it was sold at a reduced price. Then take it to another Kmart after peeling the scratch and dent sticker off the items and get a refund for it. This was in the early 90’s. We would hit up several kmarts and other stores a day. I was not raised in a normal family. Lol!
I’ve been extremely drunk but never have I ever been drunk enough to shit my pants. Why is this a common drunk story?
*About the guy who commented “I think I would remember what products I put stickers on but maybe they didn’t pay me enough” in regards to the scam of putting return stickers on new products and then taking them to customer service and then out the store.... You apparently didn’t realize that there’s 2-3 entrances to pretty much every large store in America right? The person could enter in one entrance and leave through another*
Not what I clicked on, seen these before
Uohm Mac at least he doesn’t have Mac in his name.
@@lollol-zk8dh atleast he doesnt have lol in his name
@@jodofly1158 😂😂😂😂
I can support the theory that crapping yourself in front of a potential mate makes things work out: I got food poisoning at a local fair during our early years and ended up emptying my guts into his porcelain bowl while he tried to make the best of it by bringing me water and rubbing my back. The next thing we know, I've crapped myself and the floor from the pressure of vomiting... He just started laughing at the situation and I couldn't help but join in with a weak laugh-sob, which of course made things worse.
We've been together for 8 years now and it's hilarious to look back on.
My cat could open door handles and door knobs. We had to put locks on all our doors. He was also an escape artist and he actually unlocked my outside door once until i started locking the deadbolt...
My cat knows how to open the doors somehow too, he runs away sometimes but comes back! That same kitty cat stayed by my side while I was sick (he refused to sleep on top of me but he did so when I was sick and it made me feel so much better) I love my little October! ❤
That cat hamster story reminds me of my sisters houdini hamsters when Iwas 16 and my sister was 11, we even safetypinned the opening shut, but the hamsters still managed to get free. One time we noticed that the hamsters had escaped yet again and were looking for them in our very large house. My pomeranian suddenly started barking at the floor length curtains in the hallway and when we checked out what he was barking at we found the hamsters hiding behind the curtains.
when we got our dog we never taught our dog tricks like paw etc but my dad used to be able to say things like "down" and she woud do it and she trusted him with her life then she would only give us paw till we was trusted enough
Conspiracy aside, that "Jump Point" thing actually sounds like a good story point.
Ya mind a timestamp the video is an hour and half long ya psychopathic
@@boxedfender4810 mm
Seems like I'm the only one that roll my eyes when I finish the Costco post.
I licked my plate of delicious sauce and was screamed at XD
hey people in the world cant eat! I am eating
Those fart battles are great! I win every time!
the costco drivers license story fucking killed me XD
Not what we wanted but what we needed.
Happy birthday to me
HBD
Same
Yo happy birthday! I know how you feel, it was both my best friends' birthdays last week
Happy Birthday to you...& all that have it today.
I hope you have a great day & be safe.
Great little breakdance moment thrown in there.
This channel makes working at a warehouse so much easier
I had two German Shepard part wolf dogs. I had a male from the first litter and a female from the second or third litter. Same mom. The male wasn’t allowed in the den because we just got new carpet. Whenever my mom wasn’t home I would let him come down and chill with me. When he heard my mom come home he run up the stairs and lay down like he had been there the whole time. The female dog used to jump out the second story window with us onto the trampoline down below. She once “cornered” a guy in the middle of the street that was running from the cops. When she was pregnant she dug a hole under a big tree like a den. Not the best examples but it’s been almost 30 years since I’ve had these dogs.
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my brother recently said "if the earth is round how come the people on the bottom dont fall off". He is 46 years old. He is also an attorney.
Corn me up! 🤭🌽
...snake.🙄🐍
Husband is carrying me in a public pool. We were playing around. He lets go of me to xatch his swim trunks at the exact time I shifted my arm to get a better hold. I fell in barely 4 ft water and slammed both head and butt on to bottom of pool. Could barely wall for a week.. The 9 year argument is He dropped me, i let go. Always end with us laughing hysterically
My biggest brain moment was at the final high school oral exam. Got 29/30, spoke for 90 minutes about the evolution of the concept of faith from 800bc to the post-modern era. Any kind of belief, be it spiritual, religious, political or scientific.
I wrote my entire thesis, around 100 pages (without images and bibliography, with those it's around 250) while high/drunk at a pub for shits and giggles.
All this boasting to say: follow your passions, while you can.
For the mug one, she didn’t do anything wrong and it not dumb she just went against how a good majority of society would have.
One time I picked my bf up and fell into a fishtank and ended up with 14 stitches 🙃
11:05 This is definitely Payday 2.
Stealing high end merchandise isnt the tricky part......Its selling it without being noticed.
wait, why am i listening to reddit while viewing reddit? oh, i live in america lol
YAY I’M FIRST
What's the name of the background music?
U still lokin for it ?
ruclips.net/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/видео.html
@@scuffed3408 your tricks won’t fool me, fiend!
The genre is called ragtime piano.
The Weird Al story made me sad 😅
I would absolutely love to see him live
1:00:22 Dogmeat found something.
I came out of a Walmart one time to discover my ride had locked his car doors, so I had to go back in and have him paged to let him know I was ready to leave when he was, but I had a gallon of burgundy and a Walkman in my bags. h to hide it? Under the car? Good, not good enough. Might be seen. In the bushes? Might tear the bags. Where to hide it? Looked around and saw a trash can. Took me one second to think it through. Dumped it in the can, paged my buddy, he came out, got my stuff and rolled out.
Wait I just realized if watched 1hr of this guy
I had like ten+ freaking paragraphs of stuff but it got deleted so I'll just make it a little shorter (although it's still really long because I'm incapable of keeping things short).
So my dog Sophie (a Yorkshire terrier) has always been really smart (I sometimes call her Albert Einstein because she's mostly silver in color with some tan and whenever she gets bedhead she looks exactly like that oh so famous picture...although her other nickname is Houdini because she's managed to figure out how to escape from our backyard more times than I can count over the past four or five years (thankfully she's smart/cautious enough not to go any further than our neighbors yard(s) and she always waits for us to let her back in by the front or if we're not home she'll wait for us to come home so she never actually gets lost unlike her brother who ran away once and we only got him back because a police officer noticed him while on patrol and was going to take him to a shelter to try and find his owners (there aren't really any yorkies that live around here that don't have owners and even then I've only ever seen one other person who actually owned one so he figured that he (the dog) had probably gotten loose) until he came to our house and noticed that our front gate was open and there was another dog (Sophie) sitting in front of it so he figured we were probably the owners so he knocked on the door and asked my mom if we were missing a dog) to the point that she figured out how to escape from the back yard by jumping onto a brick ledge/foundation (which was several feet higher than she is) and we had to block off the gap between it and the fence *_THREE TIMES_* because she figured out how to climb up the bricks we used until she could jump over it two times) the first time I really noticed how smart she is was actually pretty minor but it kind of entertained me. So we used to use these small boards to block off the path between the dining room and the computer room as well as from the kitchen and the laundry room. So I was home alone because I had just gotten back from school and this was back when my mom and grandmother both had jobs and my little brother had to stay in an afterschool daycare the middle school had for kids who didn't ride the bus and whose parents had work. Anyway, I let the dogs out and put up the boards and I went off into the computer room or wherever to do...something...and I was only gone for maybe ten minutes or so when I look down and see Sophie standing a few feet away from me--keep in mind that I was on the opposite side of the board and she wasn't supposed to be able to get over it (they were too small and couldn't jump high enough) so I was really confused and went to make sure I had actually put up the board (which I did) I just kind of shook it off since the boards were there more for Yuri (her brother) than her since he was always getting into things while she was more cautious so we weren't really too worried about her anyway. Well I started noticing that this was happening more and more recently so eventually I got curious and decided to see how she was doing it. So I hid near where we put the board and I waited until I saw Sophie walk over to my old backpack (which was near the board), jump onto it, and then jump over the board. I was actually really impressed that she was able to figure this out so easily considering she was only a few months old...but the best part is that the entire time her brother was watching her (she almost always did it in front of him) and he just walked over to the board, stared at it, looked up at his sister, back to the board, back to his sister and so forth and so on for like a minute as if she held all of the answers to every secret in the universe (he's...a bit slow...I think he has some form of mental disorder because he's just the sweetest thing but he's about as bright as a lightbulb that only has a few minutes left...). It actually took Sophie at least a *_MONTH_* (after I figured out what she was doing) to teach jump over the boards which I found out when I was going to the laundry room to do something (I don't remember what exactly but I might have been going to let them out since that's where the back door is) and I witnessed Sophie having Yuri watch her jump over the board (at this point they could *_ALREADY_* jump over the boards without needing something else to reach which makes it even funnier that Yuri couldn't figure it out) and then turning back to look at him as if to say "Now just do exactly what I just did" and then Yuri trying to jump over the board...and I'm pretty sure he tripped over it a bit as well...then there's also all the times she hid her dog bones...like she would hide them in her bed, her *_BROTHER'S BED_* (which is actually pretty smart since nowadays he's almost never in it), under the ruffles of one of my skirt (I heard rustling so I looked down to see her digging around at my skirt and when I went to get a closer look she dropped the bone so I decided to help her out by hiding it inside the creases), AND SHE'S EVEN TRIED HIDING IT UNDER BOTH MY BROTHER AND MY FATHER MORE THAN ONCE! Like they were just lying down and feel something pushing/digging at their arm/side and when they look over they see her trying to push a bone under them.
Also my grandmother got a new dog (a yorkie named Simba who we got from the same breeder...he's actually a purebred (the breeder got a DNA test just to make sure) but his genes went a little crazy and he ended up having really curly hair so he looks more like a yorkiepoo than a purebred yorkie but we did some research and it's not impossible for that to happen just really rare...and funnily enough he also has partial heterochromia where one of his eyes is mostly brown but has a sliver of blue while the other is mostly blue with some brown) and so whenever she comes over to stay at our house for a few days (she moved to the lake house her parents built a while ago) she'll bring him and so we take turns walking him around. Well my grandmother asked me to get the leash and walk him so I went to get it and I tried to put it on him but, of course him being the little ball of energy he is (I kid you not this dog is like a freaking bullet...he's so hyper that nine times out of ten whenever I have to grab him he'll just dart off faster than anything I've ever seen in my life and I've literally had to chase him in circles around a small table for like ten minutes once before I was able to grab him while my grandmother was laughing at me from the hallway) he darted back and got ready to run away as soon as I made my move since he thought I was playing...so I tried shaking the leash to get him to come over to me and what does he do? He runs over to my grandmother because since she usually lives by herself she's the one who usually walks him and whenever she goes to walk him she'll shake the leash so when I shook the leash he ran over to *_HER_* thinking she was going to take him out.
I also taught/am teaching him how to give high fives and he actually started figuring it out almost immediately and the only difficult part is actually being able to get him to pay attention since he has no attention span so he doesn't always do it right away, twirl around on his hind legs, and whenever you play with him using a laser pointer (he *_LOVES_* playing with laser pointers like...he loves it more than most cats) you have to make sure to keep the pointer out of his line of sight or else he'll start batting at it because he's already figured out where the laser comes from and just likes chasing it so long as he can't see the pointer itself.
So TLDR: My girl dog is an escape artist, taught her far less intelligent brother the secrets of the universe, and tried to hide bones in her brother's cage as well as under living people...also my grandmother's dog gives high fives.
I've been crying since about 35:25 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
This is very random and I have no idea if it would work, but what if you bought some stuff, then go back to the store a few days later with the receipt and grabbed the items on the receipt and then pull the tags off and try to return them.
That sticker trick worked better with a bedspread since its just less than 100 bucks they will give u a gift card
Chicken
@The Grim Reaper Chicken
First story guy probably has the most punchable face ever.
Wait isn’t Spain by Italy and France?
It could be, but Vietnam is in the way
The first guy is fucking smart.
Lol, We took about a nine mile walk on our third date. It was pretty fun 🙃
I thought these were gonna be about the smartest criminals
O was sitting with my current boyfriend while he was messing with the car system. Was watching his friend fool around with a kayak paddle, he tried to do a cool spin trick and ended up catching it right in the face.
We were dating less than 2 months after that (my ex didn't care. We were all comfortable with how everything ended/turned out)
I'm leaching Wi-Fi from a dunkin donuts behind a strip mall trying to remain unnoticed because watching stuff while I raid the dunkin dumpster for the old pastries they throw in it is thus far the only situation I have found that comfortable and just enough of a distraction to forget I'm in my second ever week of being homeless and feeling like death from hep c.... I havent figured out how to be homeless yet so these donuts are almost the only substantial food I get. I can't stay for hours because I'll get ran off if they notice and in my county the cops get involved with homeless folks and ticket/arrest and then you have a fine you cant afford etc so while I'm near Wi-Fi in gonna throw this out there... If anyone can afford to cashapp me like 3 or 4 dollars so I can go buy some McDonald's dollar menu, have some real food that isn't dumpster donuts and be a paying customer so they can't make me leave right away, I would literally cry... I'm not dumb I know its super unlikely anyone would send a stranger cash but you could literally make my WEEK with a couple dollars... I'm not trying to hustle a hotel or something I just want a decent meal.... $jwdoe
Check your cash app. It’s not much but I hope it helps. So sorry that you’re in that situation dude, good luck out there
It is so awful to hear about your situation! Unfortunately I'm abroad and can't cashapp but you know you are not alone and that we give you support and dignity. Don't give up!!
@@alexisforshey8230 You, I would trust the world with.
My cats know they’re reflection in the mirror. I’m still not sure if they acknowledge themselves in pictures tho. I try, but they just look at me annoyed like, stop putting that picture in my face. Lol
But he still got a speeding ticket, anyway @ 9:32
I hope the Legend of Jeff is mentioned!! :-D
the barcode swap thing is really common.
I have a question....why doesn't this person ask us to join their channel orrrr tip them using patron??? I've came across 2 you tubers that asks to tip/donate to them for their services??? I thought they got paid thru RUclips? I am older and I just don't understand all this stuff....lol
Hi, what did I click on?
a 1 hour compilation on reddit stories about smart people
Who else here has no idea what the order of the months are and how to tell the time on a clock
1:20:38
illusion 100
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Corn me up snake
I bet you could rinse a supermarket with self service tills all you need is barcode printer , the supermarkets website with item weights and all you do is find expensive and cheap items that weight the same then it won't fuck the self service till up because it uses weight of item to make sure its in the bag and to deter you sneaking items
The Costco thing is a totally Jewish move
Grocery store. Increased shrinkage. Seems a check out clerk would have friends come thru. $$$ stuff, and cheap stuff. She grabs $$$$ item, covers barcode with candy bar barcode. So $12 item for $.25... took a while to catch her.
Now in self service the clerk sees every item scanned on every line.
The day after Halloween the costumes were $5 at a local discount store so we went crazy and got probably six costumes for my wife and one including this silver Spaceman costume that I was sure would be hilarious enough to be worth $5 and sure enough when she put it on I was laughing so hard I could barely breathe and to compound that she had this look on her face we had been married about 6 months and she was saying it's okay babe I'm your wife you can tell me if you like this which made me laugh even harder because I could tell from the look on her face IT WAS NOT OKAY - there would be a serious reevaluation of our marriage if I said yes I liked it oh God I laugh so hard I couldn't answer her for a disturbingly long time I finally made myself stop laughing because I could tell she was getting worried
Mexico is in Spain... duh.
I am a lesbian
Corn me up
If my wife farted she would be my ex before I could snell it.... vile
Smort
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40:16 MGNB?
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Im unsubscribing, too many comercials.
Bro... Do you have to tell everyone before you do it? There isn't even that many adds...
@@plethaid6860 they are if you try to sleep with it! They are also too long.
JuNiOrSuTeReO get over it, that’s how they make money and even if you unsubscribe, no one cares 🤷♀️
@@wlwjillian seems like sum1 does..
JuNiOrSuTeReO i don’t, just trying to prove a point boo
Oh by, people are so clueless sometimes ... if you are a pet owner and it's not a chimpanse and you notice your pet spending time looking at reflecting surfaces, your pet is pretty much in agony because of lonelyness. Dogs/Cats/Fish/Birds (except of corvus) do not understand that a reflection is a reflection but indeed think it's another animal, that's why they seek out reflecting surfaces if they're lonely.
I don't know, my cat watches us in them. If she thought it was another cat in there she would be livid. She hates all other cats. She growls and hisses at any cat outside. She definitely knows that her reflection isn't a another cat.
@@scarlettg.5772 Has been proven several times, that they do not recognize mirror images as themself.
You can even check for yorur self or bring counter evidence by performing the experiment below:
Mark her forehead with paint, preferably a color that she doesn't like and then check if she, after looking in a mirror, will try to paw her own forehead (then she recognizes herself) or paws the mirror (then she's curious what the other cat has on it's forehead), or just do nothing a like (then she doesn't care about 'the other cat').
The reason many animals won't react aggressively towards mirrors usually is connected to the agression not mostly being triggert by visuals but by smell.
Corn me up snake