Tbh, as someone with professionally diagnosed ADHD, someone reading the ADHD mind may explode. Like thousands of thoughts racing at the speed of sound all at once. It's wild.
Jup im convinced i sometimes have parallel thoughts. I have something on in the background to listen too all the time because focusing on that leaves less resources to think and it more manageable lol
That depends on whether the mind reader has any control on the flow of thoughts they read. Like cable TV, you get the signal with hundreds of channels at once but only display one channel at the time.
I have to very much agree - the coffee machine that can dispense almost anything is my favorite SCP. Its sentient enough to be malicious is you don't treat it well, but can be amazingly helpful if you're nice. Things that make the reader wonder are always better than just another thing to be afraid of.
that one's really great, same for the Clockworks (the one that takes one thing and turns them into another). it has personality but is still just a machine
Man, I'd love to have a semi-sentient coffee-maker. Imagine having the perfect cup of highly caffeinated chai in the morning at just the right temperature. *YUM!* That thing would be *babied* at my place.
I love the section where a worker asked for a cup of medical knowledge and it actually worked. He was able to help his wounded friend and the knowledge juice wore off after two hours.
@@songohan3321 Ah, I see. Well, Mr. Gohan. There happens to be a running joke inside and outside the LGBTQ+ community of Pansexuals being sexually attracted to Kitchen Pans
3:19 The "It's done" one on the sphere is ... grimm. You see: That is the Demon Core. Basically a sphere of plutonium 89 encased in tungsten carbide which reflects neutrons. If it is fully encased, then it goes super critical. Another experiment used a beryllium halfsphere, being lowered slowly with a screwdriver. If it fell down, then the sphere would go critical for a short period, giving off a flash and a ton of radiation ... guess what happened. Yup. The screwdriver slipped. A flash and then: Nothing as he yanked the beryllium off. The 9 researchers knew what just happened and that some of them may be essencially done for. Appearently one of the researchers said "It's done" as in: his life was over. They marked their position in the room with chalk to determine the dosis they just recieved. That researcher was Louis Alexander Slotin. He died 9 days later from acute radiation posioning in an absurdly painful fashion. Central nervous system shut down, burning sensation of the skin for the entire 9 day duration, internal bleeding, severe diarrhea, vomiting, swollen hands, erythema, intestinal paralysis, severe feaver and headaches and ofcourse: gangrene. That is: The decomposition of parts of your body as you are still alive. Radiation Dosis: About 1000 rads Neutron (10GY) + 1.8GY in Gamma.
Knowing about this made demon core memes a little uncomfortable for me when they first started. Like "you know those guys weren't incinerated, they died slowly and painfully, right?" I never actually pointed it out because I figured it would be rude and most people don't like fun facts that aren't actually fun. I'm also fucking terrified of people misinterpreting what I'm trying to say and ending up on r/iamverysmart or some shit when I'm just trying to make conversation or explain something or whatever.
@@0BucketMask0 Apparently, we have a certain Kyle Hill science video about the Demon Core to thank for the Demon Core memes. He made a lengthy video a couple of years ago explaining about the Demon Core experiment & what had happened to poor Slotkin & his associates. At least, the memes seemed to have started shortly after that video came out. People were even selling T-shirts with demon anime girls doing the Demon Core experiment on them. Kyle now has one of himself in a cute Loli outfit drawn anime style in the same pose as a joke.
I think the guy who was exposed to the largest amount of radiation outside of a nuclear blast was a guy in China or something that had been working with radioactive chemicals in a factory or something, he was leaning over a vat when a reaction occurred by mistake. The radiation he suffered destroyed his DNA, he was perfectly find to start, but because his DNA had been destroyed his cells couldn't multiply anymore. He got to the point where simply touching him peeled his skin off. He survived 80 days because medical professionals refused to let him die so they could study the effects of the amount of radiation he had absorbed. By the end he was wrapped head to toe in bandages because all his skin had fallen off and he was hooked up to machines because his organs were failing, his every waking moment was agony, and they had to put him into an artificial coma since he wouldn't stop screaming. He was finally allowed to die after the 80th day, his cause of death was a combination of massive organ failure and heart failure.
Context for 5:32 Basically people used Elizabeth from bioshock infinite to make porn and because of that that's how we have the mountain of overwatch porn we have rn
There is a part of peru that has a population where like 4-5% of the population has antibodies for Rabies, meaning they've had and survived it. Also, the "It's done" is a reference to the Demon Core. That scientist accidentally closed the sphere causing it to release enough radiation that he died less than a week later from radiation poisoning in under a second. It's a joke about how unlethal radiation is in video games compared to real life
The demon core head scientist was a freaking bad ass though. The other people tried running and he yells at them not to move from their place. The danger had passed, so he figures in the split second of utter panic the others felt "No no, wait, we can calculate how screwed each person is if we know where everyone was standing" and then did it. He knew he was dead, knew everyone else was dead, but wanted to calculate how long each person had left
@@ViridianFlow No he did not knew everyone else was dead. Because only he died from radiation poisoning. That man is Louis Alexander Slotin. Died 9 days after the incident. Alvin C. Graves died from a related disease 19 years later. All others died way later from unrelated illnesses. Full story: The Demon Core is basically a sphere of plutonium 89 encased in tungsten carbide which reflects neutrons. If it is fully encased, then it goes super critical. Another experiment used a beryllium halfsphere, being lowered slowly with a screwdriver. If it fell down, then the sphere would go critical for a short period, giving off a flash and a ton of radiation ... guess what happened. Yup. The screwdriver slipped. A flash and then: Nothing as he removed the beryllium. The 9 researchers knew what just happened and that some of them may be essencially done for. They marked their position in the room with chalk to determine the dosis they just recieved. Appearently one of the researchers said "It's done" as in: his life was over. That researcher was Louis Alexander Slotin. He died 9 days later from acute radiation posioning in an absurdly painful fashion. Central nervous system shut down, burning sensation of the skin for the entire 9 day duration, internal bleeding, severe diarrhea, vomiting, swollen hands, erythema, intestinal paralysis, severe feaver and headaches and ofcourse: gangrene. That is: The decomposition of parts of your body as you are still alive. Radiation Dosis for Louis: About 1000 rads Neutron (10GY) + 1.8GY in Gamma. Alvin C. Graves Dosis was about 1.9 GY. Everyone else received a dose of less than 1 GY.
@@ViridianFlow Actually, Dr. Slotin was the only one to die from that incident at 9 days after. The rest went on to live decades after the fact. Well, one of them died 4 years later in war, but that's hardly the radiation's fault
The train people didn’t sue Mr. Incredible because he stopped the train. The lawsuit was filed by one guy that Mr. Incredible stopped from committing suicide, accidentally breaking his arm in the process.
The people on the train did also sue him so they could pay their medical bills. He was sued multiple times, and thats what caused the law banning suoerheros
@@Rocco049a few people were in neck braces but the one guy who did the initial suing was the guy Bob saved from his suicide attempt. Some of the train passengers, if I remember right, were the active jury of that trial
19:15 Yep, Other princesses MAYBE harmed a villain of their story. Mulan? She went full Oppenheimer on Mongolian army and pretty much won war for China.
Pete is right. Mulan killed a lot of dudes. Also most of those Princess never killed anyone. I am gonna count Tiana since breaking that necklace led to the Shadow getting dragged into hell.
(I know I'm late) SCP is still basically the same as before it's just most people coming in usually focus on the less well written SCPs/Tales or because of the power shitters(aka "professional" power scalers/Anti grass touchers) made people focus on the power scaling part of good SCPs like Murphy Lawden.
On the subject of tailgating, "If I have the room to get out of the way, you have the room to go around already" is usually what I end up see as the common reaction.
Mr. Incredible only did what he thought was right. Sucks to see the people you protect and dedicated your life to helping/saving can turn on you real quick as soon as they're given a minute chnace to pint out any flaws
Nobody from the train sued him, the sue was from a suicidal person who "didn't want to be saved" and Mr. Incredible broke his neck saving him. The train incident was that Mr. Incredible apparently did a lots of damage saving the people and it would be better if he didn't.
@@waidi3242 "5 days later, another suit was filed from the victims of the Elle Train accident." And yes, I know the first lawsuit was from the person who got their neck broken and lives in constant pain nearly every day. He did lots of damages against the train company, and the people who were injured. But, I guess it would've been better for it to crash into the pavement, potentially killing/ injuring more innocent people
Technically driving slower is the right call if someone is tailgating you. They have removed their ability to react to a sudden stop so you have to compensate by doubling your own stopping distance, which means you have to slow down.
@@DavidWillanski plus if they want to overtake you they shouldn't be tailgating either. They should leave a sufficient gap to get up to overtaking speed before moving over to the other side of the roads thereby decreasing the amount of time they're in conflict with oncoming traffic.
@@DavidWillanskinot always because your supposed to only pass on the left also slowing down when someone is already to close is a great way to get rear ended, or there actually at the correct distance and because your in the larger car it only looks like there tailgating if they are actually tailgating either let the idiot pass or move over it’s not worth risking a collision by slowing down even if technically you would be in the right.
@@jameson1239 yes always, there is always room to go around if there is room to move over. Basic physics. I'm not sure what slowing down or optical illusions have to do with anything either.
@SpitfiretheCat16 As someone who has ADHD I do have a pretty long attention span if I'm watching or playing something I like. Otherwise, it's really short
The ADHD one is only accurate like, 1/3 of the time. As someone who has it, there are also the days where you hyperfixate on one thought for an hour or more, and then there are days where the brain is nothing but tv static and fog.
I'm interested in old tech like TVs and radios. So for me, I've been fixated _on_ TV static. For anyone wondering, channel 5 has the most interesting static in my area.
same here. I can only focus on 2 things at once, max, and keep a list of 3 other items on top of that. There are times where i simply dont think (in words/images) for hours in my day, times where im swapping topics 3-4 times a minute, and occasions where id just now understand something me, my brothers, or my friends had said to me up to 6 years ago or more. that last one has gotten me more than a few confused looks when it happened. then, of coursem i have chronic FIM Syndrome: Foot In Mouth. Not a day goes by that this happens, thankfully my family is used to it and let me apologize and explain first!
2:35 This is why I love Deltarune. It's got pixel graphics with the occasional non-pixel graphics (which is usually a low-quality stock explosion). But despite that, it has great characters (yes, even the King, the most unlikeable and one-dimensional character), an amazing storyline, and great music, such as the song in the background of this meme.
@@scissorbanner9735 He means a game doesn't need great graphics for being good, I agree with him Deltarune is awsome Edit: Forget to add that the other qualities like music and gameplay and story are more important
16:43 The character on the left is obilix from asterix and obilix He fell into a cauldron of super strength potion as a baby so he is permanently super strong while everyone else in their little village has to get theirs from the druid getifix(probably spelling all the names incorrect as its been a while) and they gauls constantly fight off the romans and literally wipe the floor with them near effortlessly everytime with few exceptions
@julsdemers4740 as I said it's been a while so I probably forgot there was a dog at all......but I do remember the chief gets carried around on top of a shield
For those who don't know... Room temperature is: ~72°F=22°C=~295 K K stands for Kelvin. 0 K is absolute zero = -273.15°C. 3:19 That right here would be a demon core... Google it.
For those who do not want to google: That is the Demon Core. Basically a sphere of plutonium 89 encased in tungsten carbide which reflects neutrons. If it is fully encased, then it goes super critical. Another experiment used a beryllium halfsphere, being lowered slowly with a screwdriver. If it fell down, then the sphere would go critical for a short period, giving off a white flash and a ton of radiation ... guess what happened. Yup. The screwdriver slipped. A flash and then: Nothing. The 9 researchers knew what just happened and that some of them were essencially done for. Appearently one of the researchers said "It's done" as in: his life was over. They marked their position in the room with chalk to determine the dosis they just recieved. That researcher was Louis Alexander Slotin. He died 9 days later from acute radiation posioning in an absurdly painful fashion. Central nervous system shut down, burning sensation of the skin for the entire 9 day duration, internal bleeding, severe diarrhea, vomiting, swollen hands, erythema, intestinal paralysis, severe feaver and headaches and ofcourse: gangrene. That is: The decomposition of parts of your body as you are still alive. Radiation Dosis: About 1000 rads Neutron (10GY) + 1.8GY in Gamma.
So as for the context on that radiation meme. The researcher reportedly said "it's done" because his hand slipped when putting a screwdriver between the two halves of the demon core. The reason he says that is because he knew at that moment after the flash of light he would be a goner. He knew that he was going to die soon. He did eventually die not long after. (approximately a week later) The cause was radiation poisoning after the HUGE dose of radiation from the demon core.
Driving slower when being tailgated increases your own stopping distance. It's the safest response, and is taught in driving school as the recommended thing to do when someone is tailgating you
5:34 This meme is referencing the p animations made of bio-shock. the sheer advancements in animation that were made in it then lead to the surprisingly high quality animations in overwatch p
The "I will punch you to the sun", Robin, is a European comic character named "Obelix" from "Asterix and Obelix". They're a duo of local boys (I think friends or brothers) from an old village named "Gallië" during the time when Roman's were trying to conquer the world to expand the Roman Empire. The funny part is that their village was one of those unknown places that most people would say "where?" when you tell them you come from there. But they often beat entire groups and sometimes even armies of Romans due to the fact that their local potion guy makes magic potion. Asterix is a small guy with a helmet with wings. When he drinks it, he basically becomes those one-man army. Obelix, on the other hand, is not allowed to drink it, because he fell into a cauldron of the stuff when he was little. He is this giant fat guy with insane strength already, presumably because of this. He also likes eating entire spit-roasted boars and when he sees a cake, he cuts off one slice, only to take the entire rest if the cake. They also have a little dog named "Idefix" They hate romans and have been to Egypt, Belgium and other places, beating up Romans wherever they encounter them. They have also beaten Julius Ceasar. Apparently, as seen in the meme, multiple times. They're really fun, actually. You should check them out for yourself if possible.
I literally just went on an internet dive to try and remember the name of this comic series. Definitely an almost forgotten childhood memory. Such good comics though!!
@@emp6591 Honestly, I only saw the Egypt movie, but at the time, it was one of funniest things I had seen. I gotta see if I can watch it again somewhere. I kinda hope Robin sees this too. I always love when the narrators don't know something and then decide to interrupt the video to find out and they learn something!
To clear up the confusion: Room Temperature in Celsius is 20, but Room Temperature in Kelvin is 293. For the Rabies one, look up Jeanna Giese. 2:53 as someone with ADHD, yes, it is.
The rabies meme is actually referencing a group of people in Peru who have up to 3% of their population with antibodies for the disease, meaning they'd been exposed to it at some point in their lives & _SURIVIVED._ Rabies is usually 99% lethal.
You do know you can skip ads after they've played for a certain amount of time, right? It's usually around 15 seconds of play, then you get a "skip ads" button in the lower right of the video. Or find a decent ad-blocker.
Bisexual and pansexual are pretty similar honestly. For anyone who doesn't know: Bisexual is attraction to genders like and unlike your own (despite the name, it doesn't necessarily always mean just 2.) Pansexual means attraction regardless of one's gender (Edit: someone in the comments added on to this) 12:13 I thought r/place was fun ;-; I never got to participate until this year and I was really proud of the Nimona pixel art I helped make
(Hello I’m a pan on a mission it seems lmao) It’s not really personality only! It can still be physical attraction based on what the person looks like, it just doesn’t matter to us what the person’s gender is. And for some bi people, that’s partly true too, but from what I know it’s like they close their eyes vs we just start off blind ig lol
The way I've heard it described (and I kinda go with this, it can also apply to omni and polysexual), is they're different enough for them to have their own labels but similar enough to where you can just pick the flag you like the most lmao
I'm bi and I've understood the distinction as like I kinda have a preference of the gender I'm attracted to even though I can be attracted to anyone whereas pan people may not have that preference. However, sexuality is a complicated soup that isn't always great to be boxed in so I just really like the flag colours 😂
Bisexual can also be "two or more" or "more than one". But really the distinction between labels are more personal preference and a bisexual and a pansexual can have the same experience but prefer different terms. I use both, but I'm also abrosexual.
SCP fandom(In my opinion) is best at what it`s based at, being collaborative fiction. There is no one concrete lore, so the universe can be whatever you believe it to be. Pataphysics, time manipulation, playing with causality, countless groups of interest and mobile task forses with their own makeups and stories. Here is some cool GOI i remembered just now: Chaos Insurgency, Are We Cool Yet, The Wanderer`s Library, The Church Of the Broken God(formerly Mechanites), Sarkic cults, Global Occult Coalition, GRU Division "P", Marshall, Carter and Dark, Anderson Robotics, Dr. Woundertainment, The Church Of The Second Hytoth.
Mirror? I looked at it I looked at it so much it drove me crazy. Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a rubber room A round rubber room And told me to sit in the corner.. Corner? There was no corner So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats Rats? I hate rats! They tickled my feet I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die Die? I did die in there They buried me in a hole A hole 6 feet under the ground. And that's when the worms came. Worms? I hate worms! They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain. They drove me crazy. Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a rubber room A round rubber room And told me to sit in the corner.. Corner? There was no corner So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats Rats? I hate rats! They tickled my feet I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die Die? I did die in there They buried me in a hole A hole 6 feet under the ground. And that's when the worms came. Worms? I hate worms! They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain. They drove me crazy. Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a rubber room A round rubber room And told me to sit in the corner.. Corner? There was no corner So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats Rats? I hate rats! They tickled my feet I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die Die? I did die in there They buried me in a hole A hole 6 feet under the ground. And that's when the worms came. Worms? I hate worms! They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain. They drove me crazy. Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a rubber room A round rubber room And told me to sit in the corner.. Corner? There was no corner So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats Rats? I hate rats! They tickled my feet I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die Die? I did die in there They buried me in a hole A hole 6 feet under the ground. And that's when the worms came. Worms? I hate worms! They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain. They drove me crazy. Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a rubber room A round rubber room And told me to sit in the corner.. Corner? There was no corner So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats Rats? I hate rats! They tickled my feet I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die Die? I did die in there They buried me in a hole A hole 6 feet under the ground. And that's when the worms came. Worms? I hate worms! They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain. They drove me crazy. Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a rubber room A round rubber room And told me to sit in the corner.. Corner? There was no corner So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats Rats? I hate rats! They tickled my feet I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die Die? I did die in there They buried me in a hole A hole 6 feet under the ground. And that's when the worms came. Worms? I hate worms! They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain. They drove me crazy. Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a rubber room A round rubber room And told me to sit in the corner.. Corner? There was no corner So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats Rats? I hate rats! They tickled my feet I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die Die? I did die in there They buried me in a hole A hole 6 feet under the ground. And that's when the worms came. Worms? I hate worms! They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain. They drove me crazy.
7:00 the reason for cameras being low quality in places like banks isn't actually an issue of the camera anymore, it's the storage Imagine storing months and months of 4K 60FPS footage, vs 240p, vastly different file size
Honestly yeah with the pansexual one. Also if anyone was wondering the actual difference is that bisexual people are attracted to 2 or more genders and might have preferences and pansexuals are attracted to all genders equally (lmk if there's anything else in the difference that I forgot)
The “it’s done” quote of the nuclear meme is a reference to the scientist in charge of the demon core, it refers to the very moment the cores casing accidentally closed itself activating the core and instantaneously bathing the scientist in a fatal dose of radiation that would manifest as cancer a year later killing him.
Don't make shit up. Serriously. Googling the incident takes 2 minutes tops. Not a single Researcher died from cancer a year later. Most died many years later of mostly unrelated diseases. Only one died shortly afterwards and his fate was WAY worse than cancer. That researcher was Louis Alexander Slotin. He died 9 days later from acute radiation posioning in an absurdly painful fashion. Central nervous system shut down, burning sensation of the skin for the entire 9 day duration, internal bleeding, severe diarrhea, vomiting, swollen hands, erythema, intestinal paralysis, severe feaver and headaches and ofcourse: gangrene. That is: The decomposition of parts of your body as you are still alive.
it's worse because he actually said "Well, that does it" and died 9 days later, it was two other people who died from cancer (and another two who also were irradiated but lived most of their lives) silly little demon core things teehee
@@kennypseudo3541 And none of the other two died "after a year". Spanner14 lied about that. Alvin C. Graves died from a heart attack 19 years later. Samuel Allan Kline died 55 years later of unknown cause. Marion Edward Cieslicki died from leukemia 19 years later. Dwight Smith Young died of a bacterial infection of the heart in combination with aplastic anemia 29 years later. Raemer Edgar Schreiber died of natural causes 52 years later. Theodore Perlman died 42 years later, cause unknown. Private Patrick Joseph Cleary died 4 years later in the Korean War. _________________ Only Cieslicki died from cancer. It wasn't "two other people who died from cancer", only one and that one died 19 years later. So: 1) No it was not two who died of cancer. It was one. 2) No it was not 5 people who got a radiation dose. It was 8. 3) No the "other ones" did not live "most of their lives". 2 died of unknown causes (because the medical records were not made public by them), 1 died of natural causes, 1 died in a war, one died of a heart attack and one died of a bacterial infection. Google first. Then reply.
The scientist actually died nine days after being exposed to the radiation. Some of the others who were in the room with him also died, but later. Dunno if any of them got cancer from it, though.
20:30 The reason it cost so much was due to reshoots. Disney didn't like the first draft of the movie, so they started from scratch, and effectively doubled the budget of the movie
18:44 As living in California, I can confirm that the tap water (at least where I live) is always hot to the point of evaporation (steaming hot) including the "cold" water.
If you reduce speed while being tailgated, you have more reaction time if something creates the need to stop, allowing you to stop more gradually and reduce the impact of being rear-ended. It can potentially be the difference between being hit by the tailgater and not.
5:21 okay, quick explaination. The meme references how people were horny about a character in Bioshock Infinite and just put all efforts in 3D animation to make r34 out of her. Which apparently helped A LOT for Overwatch
a little thing about the tap water joke. in michigan the tap water is unironically better than the rest of the worlds filtered water and if you add a filter it will taste no diffrent
2:00 apparently there have been at least 6 known cases of people in Peru just... having a natural immunity to rabies, for some reason. Normally barring the opportunity for the rabies vaccine before symptoms begin showing, Milwaukee protocol is used I think, which is pretty much inducing a coma to wait out the brunt of it. I'd have to look into it more but somewhere around 10 people have survived rabies after the onset of symptoms. Which still isn't a lot, mind you but it certainly botches the whole 100% fatality rate originally associated with rabies.
I get the "Lonely girl with a full comment section" ones... But she's probably looking for an actual friendship and/or loving relationship. Not being "bred" by some creep. Even if they look amazingly hot.
On the SCP one, I had an idea but I’m not sure if it’s been done or if it’s a good idea. Basically, it’s a rock that when touched will forcibly mutate or “evolve” creatures. It only works on living things, however humans and apes are most affected by it. I’m thinking about calling it something like “Darwin’s Nightmare”
21:00 he said "you know what else isnt cool bobby, hell" cause he was dropping him off at youth group because he was acting up, but hank would say that and no you cannot convince me otherwise
3:17 i think its a reference (and a misquote) to Louis Slotin who was working on nuclear experiment when he was exposed to a lethal dose of radiation and died 9 days later. The quote was, "Well, that does it."
16:44 That’s a meme about The Asterix Comics, and how Asterix and Obelix were gigachads compared to Batman and SOME other SuperHeroes, because Asterix and Obelix had The balls to punch Julius Ceasar to The sun, and didn’t think that killing him would make them just as bad as him.
10:37 in Northern Ireland, we have really good graffiti artists! As like the ones in Ballymena spreading an obvious message of peace while keeping the art cool
@@CourierCat-isGod You're missing the colon that's inserted between the 21 & the 10 --> : it's a timestamp, silly. It means 21 minutes & 10 seconds, not 2,110 minutes.
That was my exact thoughts about the AI intro for Secret Invasion. I didn’t 100% like it but it made sense given the whole theme of Skrulls pretending to be human.
6:33 mine (I don’t have one) will actively corrupt any existent information about it (including memories) into a virus that burns photos, dissolves memory cards and feeds the eyes horrific images till the day you die.
As someone who once asked amiugly if I was unattractive, and being male, if you aren't a porcelain woman that has absolutely no flaws to her face, you'll be chased away like you're the problem. If you are extremely attractive, you'll be called an attention whore and creeps will relentlessly harrass you. That subreddit is a cesspool in all the worst ways and I am so glad I turned my back on it and never looked back
Werewolf pregnancy: either 24.5 or 40. Explanation: 24.5 is half the difference plus the shorter duration. 40 is the longer of the two and clearly what would be required for the human half if being werewolf doesn't make that develop faster.
Minimum of 40 weeks, as the "human" component is the more complex aspect, especially in terms of brain development, which both humans and werewolves share. Assuming that becoming a werewolf is a natural phenomenon and not a supernatural one (and since we're talking about reproduction via pregnancy, that is a safe assumption in this hypothetical), there would be nothing about being born a werewolf that would shorten a normal pregnancy - at least not without adding new concepts to werewolfism outside of this hypothetical or commonly accepted modern day lore. Given that being a werewolf involves transformation to and from an animalistic form, it may even add 1-2 weeks, although the development of this transformative mutation could be during childhood development.
@@VoidAlien That would depend on whether natural-born werewolves are born with the ability to transform from birth or whether they develop it during childhood/puberty. To answer that question, another follow up question has to be asked: 1. Are werewolves their own species/sub-species with werewolfism being a genetically transferrable trait, or 2. Is werewolfism either a genetic defect or a virus that can pass from mother to fetus? In case of the former, it is more likely that the werewolf doesn't develop transformation until childhood/puberty largely from an evolutionary standpoint (not sure how strong an infant were would be, but a werewolf transforming and going berserk as it's being born is a danger to itself and its mother). I suspect that in this scenario, werewolves would have adapted to not transform during late stage pregnancies due to the complications transformation would have on mother and child, but I'm not a crypto-obstetrician In the case of the second scenario, where werewolf infants are caused by viruses or genetic defects, basically anything goes. There's no rational reason to state that you can apply the same set of logic (or at least as much logic as you can in this sort of hypothetical) - although I believe you are more likely to get transformations mid-birth if it happens during a full moon. T Given that werewolves are almost always depicted as adult (usually male, given that they're symbolic of carnality), any hypothetical scenario where werewolves populate through giving birth pushes me to favour transformation to develop around puberty, and as such have no impact on the birthing process.
20:00 have you seen sound of freedom? next to no ad budget, 13-14 mil production cost (cheap) only 2 CGI/greenscreen issues in the whole movie. made 140 mil right back.
7:00 the reason bank security footage is so low quality is that they have to store huge amounts of footage in order to be able to retrieve it later. It's not the cameras, it's just that they cant store thousands of hours of footage at once in high quality.
4:00 my mom's method to deal with tailgaters? Clean the windshields! If they're too close to you, your cleaning fluid will end up on their windshield too! Usually cars back off when she pulls that trick.
I used to have acne that literally gave me migraines. There was all this fear mongering of acne meds, too. Eventually, went to dermatologist & needed spironolactone, a hormone adjuster/diuretic which is not scary at all (unless a transphobe, I guess, as its also used to help medically transition). Also started to realize that I had a soy intolerance, so I do have to do ingredients checks on every hair/skin product I buy & *try* to limit soy in my food (its really used in almost everything today, even milk chocolate & many margerines). Haven't had any of the deep cystic acne in years & only the occasional little zit if I sleep with post shower curl enhancing cremes/oils in my hair or eat too much milk chocolate.
16:30 yeah that happened to me, one of the worst moments of my life. I'm sure it hurt my mother more that her own father didn't recognize her a lot more. Forgetting is the most terrifying things in the world to me.
12:33 That's because most Samsung phone everyone uses doesn't cost $1000. Most regular ones cost like $200 or less. Plus, they're compatible with a lot of stuff.
To answer the question at 1:35, if we find the average of 40 weeks and 9 weeks, we get 25 weeks. Saying werewolves are more human than wolf, we can put more strength o to 40 weeks, making it 30 weeks.
9:14 Robin needs to realise that most youtubers upload videos at pretty low bitrates and don't have a high quality editing chain in the first place lol
I had fun when I tried designing my own scp. set out to make it weird and fun though it did turn out pretty weeby. I came up with either a guy turned into an ai of a space ship that was just standing their menacingly or an island based on Circe myth that basically had a colony of super powered women that would either turn everyone that came to the island to animals or more women. Both were only strong enough to defend themselves from attempts to destroy themselves
Smaller SCPs are definitely the most fun. My idea was an organ in some humans that had an unknown function, but caused increasingly erratic behavior in anyone who knew they had one, or had it removed.
The SCP I popped into existence is this human looking guy than can travel through electronic devices, but he’s pretty chill, unless he feels threatened.
And that person with the screwdriver standing infront of that thing ... is grimm. That is the Demon Core. Basically a sphere of plutonium 89 encased in tungsten carbide which reflects neutrons. If it is fully encased, then it goes super critical. Another experiment used a beryllium halfsphere, being lowered slowly with a screwdriver. If it fell down, then the sphere would go critical for a short period, giving off a white flash and a ton of radiation ... guess what happened. Yup. The screwdriver slipped. A white flash and then: Nothing. The 9 researchers knew what just happened and that some of them were essencially done for. Appearently one of the researchers said "It's done" as in: his life was over. They marked their position in the room with chalk to determine the dosis they just recieved. That researcher was Louis Alexander Slotin. He died 9 days later from acute radiation posioning in an absurdly painful fashion. Central nervous system shut down, burning sensation of the skin for the entire 9 day duration, internal bleeding, severe diarrhea, vomiting, swollen hands, erythema, intestinal paralysis, severe feaver and headaches and ofcourse: gangrene. That is: The decomposition of parts of your body as you are still alive. Radiation Dosis: About 1000 rads Neutron (10GY) + 1.8GY in Gamma.
Thought of an SCP SCP-(buzzing noise) Is a sharp lego piece found on a lego set its movement is similar to the Peanut except it doesnt kill you it only teleport under your feet with the pointy side facing to your feet causing pain to the watchers feet if he looses vision of the anomaly this scp can multiply if left long enough outside of its container and these peices are smart as multiple lego peices will try to surround you one of the ability of these other than duplication of itself is ability of the original lego peice to control the artificial lego peices being able to form a formation the only way to kill these peices is with fire as they are indestructible to anything except fire
"Bioshock Infinite walked so Overwatch could run" I believe they are referring to the models created for "adult" videos. It began with people making them with Elizabeth from Bioshock, and (don't quote me on this) apparently the animations were so revolutionary it changed the way animated "adult" videos were made.
So, to get Elisabeth accurate or whatever i think blender had a BUNCH of improvements so the 3d models looked better. Whatever program ppl use for spicy videos
6:43 my scp will make small inconveniences like dropping pencils and getting belt loops caught on doors happen more when your around it. 14:09 also, I'd like to refer to barbenhimer as barbminhimer 4 for pikmin 4
As someone who takes their phone into the bathroom and locks the doors, I too feel the pain when the wifi conks out. But in my room on the other side of the house, it works as smooth as butter.
⚖️ Real Talk Emkay... To Voiceover/editors/producers: - If the presenter/voice of your channel does NOT get a meme, you NEED to do one of the following; 1. Most professional option: pause, have him GOOGLE it on the spot or read the reddit response for clues (with or without making that known to the audience) and then redo the take with his response after he actually has one that's not "I don't get it" 😑 2. Neutral option: cut that meme from the video, and/or find another to replace it if you have to cut too many. 3. Funny but kinda mean: have a "counter of shame" that dings and goes up by 1 for each meme he's clueless about. Or any combination of the above, like 3 and 1. Seriously, nobody gets every meme, nobody knows every reference or fact, it's okay to look stuff up... What's not okay is leaving us hanging, making your channel look like it has no clue and gives zero quack.mp3 about its quality of content (which is just regurgitating other people's content! How do you quack.mp3 that up?!)
18:12 the funny thing is... (as someone from neither Europe nor the Americas), people tell us _not_ to drink tap water in Europe when travelling there, as it's not safe- 😭
@@lmao1660 i have no idea exactly why tbh, people just tend to say this when travel/Europe is a topic of conversation. Maybe for outsiders it's different?
18:09 If you had really bad acne, and nothing worked. I was in the same situation and it wasn't until my mom took me to a dermatologist that I learned my acne was caused by a fungus or something like that, and they had to put on me on crazy medication that meant I couldn't be out in the sun at all without some SPF 5,000 on.
Actually farenheit is basically temperature scale for human comfort,Celsius is based on when water freezes and boils, and kelvin is absolute zero to the hottest thing ever
![KSI - Dirty [Official Visualiser]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VoDh1h1dPUE/mqdefault.jpg)
Tbh, as someone with professionally diagnosed ADHD, someone reading the ADHD mind may explode. Like thousands of thoughts racing at the speed of sound all at once. It's wild.
I just focus on my procrastinating machines
Jup im convinced i sometimes have parallel thoughts. I have something on in the background to listen too all the time because focusing on that leaves less resources to think and it more manageable lol
I don't (think I) have ADHD but I can definitely relate to that LMAO
That depends on whether the mind reader has any control on the flow of thoughts they read. Like cable TV, you get the signal with hundreds of channels at once but only display one channel at the time.
Have you considered that other, unaffected people could also think the same way? It's not like we think about only one thing at a time either man
I have to very much agree - the coffee machine that can dispense almost anything is my favorite SCP. Its sentient enough to be malicious is you don't treat it well, but can be amazingly helpful if you're nice. Things that make the reader wonder are always better than just another thing to be afraid of.
that one's really great, same for the Clockworks (the one that takes one thing and turns them into another). it has personality but is still just a machine
Man, I'd love to have a semi-sentient coffee-maker. Imagine having the perfect cup of highly caffeinated chai in the morning at just the right temperature. *YUM!* That thing would be *babied* at my place.
I love the section where a worker asked for a cup of medical knowledge and it actually worked. He was able to help his wounded friend and the knowledge juice wore off after two hours.
The lonely ball was also a good one, a ball that follows you around until you die if you touch it. nothing else. it just follows you.
@@DrachenGothik666It's all good until you ask for a cup of Joe
5:59
As a pansexual, this is accurate. But usually I add in a "No, we do not want to fuck the kitchen pans."
But I do.
That sounds like someone who fucks kitchen pans would say
@@s0nic_readwrite STAY AWAY FROM MY KITCHEN SUPPLIES NOOOOOO
As a person who is in the pursuit of knowledge, I would ask that you elaborate. Purely for educational reasons.
@@songohan3321 Ah, I see. Well, Mr. Gohan. There happens to be a running joke inside and outside the LGBTQ+ community of Pansexuals being sexually attracted to Kitchen Pans
3:19 The "It's done" one on the sphere is ... grimm.
You see: That is the Demon Core. Basically a sphere of plutonium 89 encased in tungsten carbide which reflects neutrons. If it is fully encased, then it goes super critical.
Another experiment used a beryllium halfsphere, being lowered slowly with a screwdriver. If it fell down, then the sphere would go critical for a short period, giving off a flash and a ton of radiation ... guess what happened.
Yup. The screwdriver slipped. A flash and then: Nothing as he yanked the beryllium off. The 9 researchers knew what just happened and that some of them may be essencially done for.
Appearently one of the researchers said "It's done" as in: his life was over. They marked their position in the room with chalk to determine the dosis they just recieved.
That researcher was Louis Alexander Slotin. He died 9 days later from acute radiation posioning in an absurdly painful fashion. Central nervous system shut down, burning sensation of the skin for the entire 9 day duration, internal bleeding, severe diarrhea, vomiting, swollen hands, erythema, intestinal paralysis, severe feaver and headaches and ofcourse: gangrene. That is: The decomposition of parts of your body as you are still alive.
Radiation Dosis: About 1000 rads Neutron (10GY) + 1.8GY in Gamma.
Knowing about this made demon core memes a little uncomfortable for me when they first started. Like "you know those guys weren't incinerated, they died slowly and painfully, right?" I never actually pointed it out because I figured it would be rude and most people don't like fun facts that aren't actually fun. I'm also fucking terrified of people misinterpreting what I'm trying to say and ending up on r/iamverysmart or some shit when I'm just trying to make conversation or explain something or whatever.
O dam
@@0BucketMask0 Apparently, we have a certain Kyle Hill science video about the Demon Core to thank for the Demon Core memes. He made a lengthy video a couple of years ago explaining about the Demon Core experiment & what had happened to poor Slotkin & his associates. At least, the memes seemed to have started shortly after that video came out. People were even selling T-shirts with demon anime girls doing the Demon Core experiment on them. Kyle now has one of himself in a cute Loli outfit drawn anime style in the same pose as a joke.
That should have been a blue color rather than green, despite pop culture.
I think the guy who was exposed to the largest amount of radiation outside of a nuclear blast was a guy in China or something that had been working with radioactive chemicals in a factory or something, he was leaning over a vat when a reaction occurred by mistake.
The radiation he suffered destroyed his DNA, he was perfectly find to start, but because his DNA had been destroyed his cells couldn't multiply anymore.
He got to the point where simply touching him peeled his skin off.
He survived 80 days because medical professionals refused to let him die so they could study the effects of the amount of radiation he had absorbed.
By the end he was wrapped head to toe in bandages because all his skin had fallen off and he was hooked up to machines because his organs were failing, his every waking moment was agony, and they had to put him into an artificial coma since he wouldn't stop screaming.
He was finally allowed to die after the 80th day, his cause of death was a combination of massive organ failure and heart failure.
Context for 5:32
Basically people used Elizabeth from bioshock infinite to make porn and because of that that's how we have the mountain of overwatch porn we have rn
That's a whole lot worse than I imagined...
about what i expected
I think I don't understand.
Ik it's gonna be porn
That's awesome
There is a part of peru that has a population where like 4-5% of the population has antibodies for Rabies, meaning they've had and survived it.
Also, the "It's done" is a reference to the Demon Core. That scientist accidentally closed the sphere causing it to release enough radiation that he died less than a week later from radiation poisoning in under a second. It's a joke about how unlethal radiation is in video games compared to real life
Yeah I'm not sure why he didn't get either one of those. He also sounds pretty cranky, maybe that has something to do with it lol
I saw the demon core one, and was like “oh shit I can’t be the only on who got that”
The demon core head scientist was a freaking bad ass though.
The other people tried running and he yells at them not to move from their place.
The danger had passed, so he figures in the split second of utter panic the others felt "No no, wait, we can calculate how screwed each person is if we know where everyone was standing" and then did it.
He knew he was dead, knew everyone else was dead, but wanted to calculate how long each person had left
@@ViridianFlow No he did not knew everyone else was dead.
Because only he died from radiation poisoning. That man is Louis Alexander Slotin. Died 9 days after the incident.
Alvin C. Graves died from a related disease 19 years later.
All others died way later from unrelated illnesses.
Full story:
The Demon Core is basically a sphere of plutonium 89 encased in tungsten carbide which reflects neutrons. If it is fully encased, then it goes super critical.
Another experiment used a beryllium halfsphere, being lowered slowly with a screwdriver. If it fell down, then the sphere would go critical for a short period, giving off a flash and a ton of radiation ... guess what happened.
Yup. The screwdriver slipped. A flash and then: Nothing as he removed the beryllium.
The 9 researchers knew what just happened and that some of them may be essencially done for.
They marked their position in the room with chalk to determine the dosis they just recieved.
Appearently one of the researchers said "It's done" as in: his life was over.
That researcher was Louis Alexander Slotin. He died 9 days later from acute radiation posioning in an absurdly painful fashion. Central nervous system shut down, burning sensation of the skin for the entire 9 day duration, internal bleeding, severe diarrhea, vomiting, swollen hands, erythema, intestinal paralysis, severe feaver and headaches and ofcourse: gangrene. That is: The decomposition of parts of your body as you are still alive.
Radiation Dosis for Louis: About 1000 rads Neutron (10GY) + 1.8GY in Gamma.
Alvin C. Graves Dosis was about 1.9 GY.
Everyone else received a dose of less than 1 GY.
@@ViridianFlow Actually, Dr. Slotin was the only one to die from that incident at 9 days after. The rest went on to live decades after the fact.
Well, one of them died 4 years later in war, but that's hardly the radiation's fault
The train people didn’t sue Mr. Incredible because he stopped the train. The lawsuit was filed by one guy that Mr. Incredible stopped from committing suicide, accidentally breaking his arm in the process.
The people on the train did also sue him so they could pay their medical bills. He was sued multiple times, and thats what caused the law banning suoerheros
Wasn’t the dude also in a neck brace as well or am I remembering that wrong?
@@Rocco049a few people were in neck braces but the one guy who did the initial suing was the guy Bob saved from his suicide attempt. Some of the train passengers, if I remember right, were the active jury of that trial
The guy who was trying to commit suicide broke his neck
Imagine being rescued from ending yourself and you sue your rescuer-
19:15 Yep, Other princesses MAYBE harmed a villain of their story.
Mulan? She went full Oppenheimer on Mongolian army and pretty much won war for China.
Pete is right. Mulan killed a lot of dudes. Also most of those Princess never killed anyone. I am gonna count Tiana since breaking that necklace led to the Shadow getting dragged into hell.
Mulan is the only Disney Princess that's legally can be cheered with "Yas, Slaaaay princess!"
6:12 yeah i miss when SCP was just like "hey, here's some random weird thing we found"
(I know I'm late) SCP is still basically the same as before it's just most people coming in usually focus on the less well written SCPs/Tales or because of the power shitters(aka "professional" power scalers/Anti grass touchers) made people focus on the power scaling part of good SCPs like Murphy Lawden.
Like not all Scps need to be world enders...like...some can just be there to...make us Cry...
On the subject of tailgating, "If I have the room to get out of the way, you have the room to go around already" is usually what I end up see as the common reaction.
Mr. Incredible only did what he thought was right. Sucks to see the people you protect and dedicated your life to helping/saving can turn on you real quick as soon as they're given a minute chnace to pint out any flaws
You say this like you're talking about an irl celebrity 🤣
Nobody from the train sued him, the sue was from a suicidal person who "didn't want to be saved" and Mr. Incredible broke his neck saving him. The train incident was that Mr. Incredible apparently did a lots of damage saving the people and it would be better if he didn't.
@@waidi32421 sec ago dayum
@@waidi3242 "5 days later, another suit was filed from the victims of the Elle Train accident."
And yes, I know the first lawsuit was from the person who got their neck broken and lives in constant pain nearly every day. He did lots of damages against the train company, and the people who were injured. But, I guess it would've been better for it to crash into the pavement, potentially killing/ injuring more innocent people
@@scissorbanner9735 Does this diminish the point though?
Technically driving slower is the right call if someone is tailgating you. They have removed their ability to react to a sudden stop so you have to compensate by doubling your own stopping distance, which means you have to slow down.
and if there's room to move over, there's room for them to go around you
@@DavidWillanski plus if they want to overtake you they shouldn't be tailgating either. They should leave a sufficient gap to get up to overtaking speed before moving over to the other side of the roads thereby decreasing the amount of time they're in conflict with oncoming traffic.
@@DavidWillanskinot always because your supposed to only pass on the left also slowing down when someone is already to close is a great way to get rear ended, or there actually at the correct distance and because your in the larger car it only looks like there tailgating if they are actually tailgating either let the idiot pass or move over it’s not worth risking a collision by slowing down even if technically you would be in the right.
@@jameson1239 yes always, there is always room to go around if there is room to move over. Basic physics. I'm not sure what slowing down or optical illusions have to do with anything either.
@@DavidWillanski no because the right lane can be empty while the left lane is full, it’s stupid but I have seen it
16:45 made me realize that not everyone grew up with Astérix and Obélisk and it makes me weirdly sad.
Off topic, but RIP Cheems
To anybody wondering when, it was this past Friday
What?!? Cheems died? When?
@@lenseeing829cheems isnt doge, they are two different dogs
Friday
Imagine having an Amtrak loco profile picture
Doge*
Watching people who don't have ADHD make a meme about ADHD while having ADHD
Huh
I got this statement of ADHDception
hahaha :'-D
"hOw CaN yOu WaTcH wHeN yOu HaVe AdHd YoU hAvE nO aTtEnTiOn SpAn"
@SpitfiretheCat16 As someone who has ADHD I do have a pretty long attention span if I'm watching or playing something I like. Otherwise, it's really short
The ADHD one is only accurate like, 1/3 of the time. As someone who has it, there are also the days where you hyperfixate on one thought for an hour or more, and then there are days where the brain is nothing but tv static and fog.
I'm interested in old tech like TVs and radios. So for me, I've been fixated _on_ TV static. For anyone wondering, channel 5 has the most interesting static in my area.
same here. I can only focus on 2 things at once, max, and keep a list of 3 other items on top of that.
There are times where i simply dont think (in words/images) for hours in my day, times where im swapping topics 3-4 times a minute, and occasions where id just now understand something me, my brothers, or my friends had said to me up to 6 years ago or more.
that last one has gotten me more than a few confused looks when it happened.
then, of coursem i have chronic FIM Syndrome: Foot In Mouth. Not a day goes by that this happens, thankfully my family is used to it and let me apologize and explain first!
2:35 This is why I love Deltarune. It's got pixel graphics with the occasional non-pixel graphics (which is usually a low-quality stock explosion). But despite that, it has great characters (yes, even the King, the most unlikeable and one-dimensional character), an amazing storyline, and great music, such as the song in the background of this meme.
Wtf does this have to do with deltarune
@@scissorbanner9735 he literally linked the time, click it
@@scissorbanner9735 He means a game doesn't need great graphics for being good, I agree with him Deltarune is awsome
Edit: Forget to add that the other qualities like music and gameplay and story are more important
stock explosion is pixelateed too I think
This could apply to literally every pixel art game.@@florianbrill3613
16:43
The character on the left is obilix from asterix and obilix
He fell into a cauldron of super strength potion as a baby so he is permanently super strong while everyone else in their little village has to get theirs from the druid getifix(probably spelling all the names incorrect as its been a while) and they gauls constantly fight off the romans and literally wipe the floor with them near effortlessly everytime with few exceptions
you forget to mention he owns the cutest tiny dog ever (idefix) which is adorable, and also that its a french cartoon ^^
@julsdemers4740 as I said it's been a while so I probably forgot there was a dog at all......but I do remember the chief gets carried around on top of a shield
@@deadstareffect he does! and its hilarious because they keep dropping him XD
@julsdemers4740 and obilix gets his butt handed to him by a small German man
*Obelix
For those who don't know...
Room temperature is: ~72°F=22°C=~295 K
K stands for Kelvin. 0 K is absolute zero = -273.15°C.
3:19 That right here would be a demon core... Google it.
Google it, and mark where you were standing, gentlemen.
For those who do not want to google:
That is the Demon Core. Basically a sphere of plutonium 89 encased in tungsten carbide which reflects neutrons. If it is fully encased, then it goes super critical.
Another experiment used a beryllium halfsphere, being lowered slowly with a screwdriver. If it fell down, then the sphere would go critical for a short period, giving off a white flash and a ton of radiation ... guess what happened.
Yup. The screwdriver slipped. A flash and then: Nothing. The 9 researchers knew what just happened and that some of them were essencially done for.
Appearently one of the researchers said "It's done" as in: his life was over. They marked their position in the room with chalk to determine the dosis they just recieved.
That researcher was Louis Alexander Slotin. He died 9 days later from acute radiation posioning in an absurdly painful fashion. Central nervous system shut down, burning sensation of the skin for the entire 9 day duration, internal bleeding, severe diarrhea, vomiting, swollen hands, erythema, intestinal paralysis, severe feaver and headaches and ofcourse: gangrene. That is: The decomposition of parts of your body as you are still alive.
Radiation Dosis: About 1000 rads Neutron (10GY) + 1.8GY in Gamma.
So as for the context on that radiation meme. The researcher reportedly said "it's done" because his hand slipped when putting a screwdriver between the two halves of the demon core. The reason he says that is because he knew at that moment after the flash of light he would be a goner. He knew that he was going to die soon. He did eventually die not long after. (approximately a week later) The cause was radiation poisoning after the HUGE dose of radiation from the demon core.
Driving slower when being tailgated increases your own stopping distance. It's the safest response, and is taught in driving school as the recommended thing to do when someone is tailgating you
6:50
Referring to dying as "feeling rather funny" has _got_ to be an r/brandnewsentence
2:12 the joke is actually very simple. The Fatality rate is not 100%. That means that someone survived it. That's it. That's the joke.
Seriously, in what world do you need context to get a joke like that
there is a deeper context, but it's basically this, just with a lot more explaining which is a lot less fun
Basically.. it's more though, there is a tribe with a few members in it that have anti bodies against rabies, meaning they had it and survived it.
5:34
This meme is referencing the p animations made of bio-shock. the sheer advancements in animation that were made in it then lead to the surprisingly high quality animations in overwatch p
The "I will punch you to the sun", Robin, is a European comic character named "Obelix" from "Asterix and Obelix". They're a duo of local boys (I think friends or brothers) from an old village named "Gallië" during the time when Roman's were trying to conquer the world to expand the Roman Empire. The funny part is that their village was one of those unknown places that most people would say "where?" when you tell them you come from there. But they often beat entire groups and sometimes even armies of Romans due to the fact that their local potion guy makes magic potion. Asterix is a small guy with a helmet with wings. When he drinks it, he basically becomes those one-man army. Obelix, on the other hand, is not allowed to drink it, because he fell into a cauldron of the stuff when he was little. He is this giant fat guy with insane strength already, presumably because of this. He also likes eating entire spit-roasted boars and when he sees a cake, he cuts off one slice, only to take the entire rest if the cake. They also have a little dog named "Idefix"
They hate romans and have been to Egypt, Belgium and other places, beating up Romans wherever they encounter them. They have also beaten Julius Ceasar. Apparently, as seen in the meme, multiple times.
They're really fun, actually. You should check them out for yourself if possible.
I literally just went on an internet dive to try and remember the name of this comic series. Definitely an almost forgotten childhood memory. Such good comics though!!
I have an entire box full of those and some other similiar comics
@@emp6591 Honestly, I only saw the Egypt movie, but at the time, it was one of funniest things I had seen. I gotta see if I can watch it again somewhere.
I kinda hope Robin sees this too. I always love when the narrators don't know something and then decide to interrupt the video to find out and they learn something!
@@Kayttamaton Nice!
Where does punching someone to the sun fall into this?
To clear up the confusion: Room Temperature in Celsius is 20, but Room Temperature in Kelvin is 293.
For the Rabies one, look up Jeanna Giese.
2:53 as someone with ADHD, yes, it is.
Thank you for the clarification, you get a free blowie from a good homie.
The rabies meme is actually referencing a group of people in Peru who have up to 3% of their population with antibodies for the disease, meaning they'd been exposed to it at some point in their lives & _SURIVIVED._ Rabies is usually 99% lethal.
I got an advert for a hair product that lasted a whole 30 minutes :skull:
You do know you can skip ads after they've played for a certain amount of time, right? It's usually around 15 seconds of play, then you get a "skip ads" button in the lower right of the video. Or find a decent ad-blocker.
@@DrachenGothik666 naw blub there was no skip button
I feel like Robin is at the end of his patience. He’s getting angrier and I’m here for it. RAGE MAN
Bisexual and pansexual are pretty similar honestly.
For anyone who doesn't know:
Bisexual is attraction to genders like and unlike your own (despite the name, it doesn't necessarily always mean just 2.)
Pansexual means attraction regardless of one's gender (Edit: someone in the comments added on to this)
12:13 I thought r/place was fun ;-; I never got to participate until this year and I was really proud of the Nimona pixel art I helped make
(Hello I’m a pan on a mission it seems lmao) It’s not really personality only! It can still be physical attraction based on what the person looks like, it just doesn’t matter to us what the person’s gender is. And for some bi people, that’s partly true too, but from what I know it’s like they close their eyes vs we just start off blind ig lol
@@SketchUT I've just been going off what I've been told by other people, thanks for explaining it a little more!
The way I've heard it described (and I kinda go with this, it can also apply to omni and polysexual), is they're different enough for them to have their own labels but similar enough to where you can just pick the flag you like the most lmao
I'm bi and I've understood the distinction as like I kinda have a preference of the gender I'm attracted to even though I can be attracted to anyone whereas pan people may not have that preference. However, sexuality is a complicated soup that isn't always great to be boxed in so I just really like the flag colours 😂
Bisexual can also be "two or more" or "more than one". But really the distinction between labels are more personal preference and a bisexual and a pansexual can have the same experience but prefer different terms.
I use both, but I'm also abrosexual.
SCP fandom(In my opinion) is best at what it`s based at, being collaborative fiction. There is no one concrete lore, so the universe can be whatever you believe it to be. Pataphysics, time manipulation, playing with causality, countless groups of interest and mobile task forses with their own makeups and stories. Here is some cool GOI i remembered just now:
Chaos Insurgency, Are We Cool Yet, The Wanderer`s Library, The Church Of the Broken God(formerly Mechanites),
Sarkic cults, Global Occult Coalition, GRU Division "P", Marshall, Carter and Dark, Anderson Robotics, Dr. Woundertainment,
The Church Of The Second Hytoth.
I like the one about the Devil and the lawyer. And the one with the mirror that screams at you if you don’t look at your reflection.
Mirror? I looked at it
I looked at it so much it drove me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once.
They put me in a rubber room
A round rubber room
And told me to sit in the corner..
Corner? There was no corner
So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats
Rats? I hate rats!
They tickled my feet
I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die
Die? I did die in there
They buried me in a hole
A hole 6 feet under the ground.
And that's when the worms came.
Worms? I hate worms!
They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain.
They drove me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once.
They put me in a rubber room
A round rubber room
And told me to sit in the corner..
Corner? There was no corner
So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats
Rats? I hate rats!
They tickled my feet
I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die
Die? I did die in there
They buried me in a hole
A hole 6 feet under the ground.
And that's when the worms came.
Worms? I hate worms!
They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain.
They drove me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once.
They put me in a rubber room
A round rubber room
And told me to sit in the corner..
Corner? There was no corner
So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats
Rats? I hate rats!
They tickled my feet
I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die
Die? I did die in there
They buried me in a hole
A hole 6 feet under the ground.
And that's when the worms came.
Worms? I hate worms!
They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain.
They drove me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once.
They put me in a rubber room
A round rubber room
And told me to sit in the corner..
Corner? There was no corner
So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats
Rats? I hate rats!
They tickled my feet
I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die
Die? I did die in there
They buried me in a hole
A hole 6 feet under the ground.
And that's when the worms came.
Worms? I hate worms!
They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain.
They drove me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once.
They put me in a rubber room
A round rubber room
And told me to sit in the corner..
Corner? There was no corner
So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats
Rats? I hate rats!
They tickled my feet
I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die
Die? I did die in there
They buried me in a hole
A hole 6 feet under the ground.
And that's when the worms came.
Worms? I hate worms!
They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain.
They drove me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once.
They put me in a rubber room
A round rubber room
And told me to sit in the corner..
Corner? There was no corner
So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats
Rats? I hate rats!
They tickled my feet
I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die
Die? I did die in there
They buried me in a hole
A hole 6 feet under the ground.
And that's when the worms came.
Worms? I hate worms!
They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain.
They drove me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once.
They put me in a rubber room
A round rubber room
And told me to sit in the corner..
Corner? There was no corner
So I sat in the middle surrounded by rats
Rats? I hate rats!
They tickled my feet
I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die
Die? I did die in there
They buried me in a hole
A hole 6 feet under the ground.
And that's when the worms came.
Worms? I hate worms!
They burrowed into my skull and started to eat my brain.
They drove me crazy.
7:00 the reason for cameras being low quality in places like banks isn't actually an issue of the camera anymore, it's the storage
Imagine storing months and months of 4K 60FPS footage, vs 240p, vastly different file size
all of the "old ai" SCP's are pretty neat, without getting into "my guy is stronker than your guy" territory
Most new scp’s are ether planet destroying monster or some weird things for creeps vs the old ones that are ether funny or just cool in general.
Honestly yeah with the pansexual one. Also if anyone was wondering the actual difference is that bisexual people are attracted to 2 or more genders and might have preferences and pansexuals are attracted to all genders equally (lmk if there's anything else in the difference that I forgot)
What No, monosexuals are into monoplanes, bisexuals are into biplanes and trisexuals are into triplanes, and pansexuals are into pancakes.
Pansexual is also more about the personality rather than the meatpuppets appearance
@@theirishviking9278 I will be calling them meatpuppets from now on thank you so much
The “it’s done” quote of the nuclear meme is a reference to the scientist in charge of the demon core, it refers to the very moment the cores casing accidentally closed itself activating the core and instantaneously bathing the scientist in a fatal dose of radiation that would manifest as cancer a year later killing him.
Don't make shit up. Serriously. Googling the incident takes 2 minutes tops.
Not a single Researcher died from cancer a year later. Most died many years later of mostly unrelated diseases. Only one died shortly afterwards and his fate was WAY worse than cancer.
That researcher was Louis Alexander Slotin. He died 9 days later from acute radiation posioning in an absurdly painful fashion. Central nervous system shut down, burning sensation of the skin for the entire 9 day duration, internal bleeding, severe diarrhea, vomiting, swollen hands, erythema, intestinal paralysis, severe feaver and headaches and ofcourse: gangrene. That is: The decomposition of parts of your body as you are still alive.
it's worse because he actually said "Well, that does it" and died 9 days later, it was two other people who died from cancer (and another two who also were irradiated but lived most of their lives)
silly little demon core things teehee
@@kennypseudo3541 And none of the other two died "after a year". Spanner14 lied about that.
Alvin C. Graves died from a heart attack 19 years later.
Samuel Allan Kline died 55 years later of unknown cause.
Marion Edward Cieslicki died from leukemia 19 years later.
Dwight Smith Young died of a bacterial infection of the heart in combination with aplastic anemia 29 years later.
Raemer Edgar Schreiber died of natural causes 52 years later.
Theodore Perlman died 42 years later, cause unknown.
Private Patrick Joseph Cleary died 4 years later in the Korean War.
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Only Cieslicki died from cancer. It wasn't "two other people who died from cancer", only one and that one died 19 years later.
So:
1) No it was not two who died of cancer. It was one.
2) No it was not 5 people who got a radiation dose. It was 8.
3) No the "other ones" did not live "most of their lives". 2 died of unknown causes (because the medical records were not made public by them), 1 died of natural causes, 1 died in a war, one died of a heart attack and one died of a bacterial infection.
Google first. Then reply.
The scientist actually died nine days after being exposed to the radiation. Some of the others who were in the room with him also died, but later. Dunno if any of them got cancer from it, though.
20:30 The reason it cost so much was due to reshoots. Disney didn't like the first draft of the movie, so they started from scratch, and effectively doubled the budget of the movie
18:44 As living in California, I can confirm that the tap water (at least where I live) is always hot to the point of evaporation (steaming hot) including the "cold" water.
6:00 a pansex told me “Are attracted to men or women? Yes” as the best explanation
If you reduce speed while being tailgated, you have more reaction time if something creates the need to stop, allowing you to stop more gradually and reduce the impact of being rear-ended. It can potentially be the difference between being hit by the tailgater and not.
also, at least where I drive, there is often not a safe place to pull over
5:21 okay, quick explaination. The meme references how people were horny about a character in Bioshock Infinite and just put all efforts in 3D animation to make r34 out of her. Which apparently helped A LOT for Overwatch
Robin please stop putting yourself down you are good-looking with an amazing voice and a great sense of humor and your fits of rage are HILARIOUS
agreed, they always say they suck at everything despite obviously not
The Tree SCP makes me laugh. It’s a tree that makes people believe that it is supposed to scream
a little thing about the tap water joke. in michigan the tap water is unironically better than the rest of the worlds filtered water and if you add a filter it will taste no diffrent
2:00 apparently there have been at least 6 known cases of people in Peru just... having a natural immunity to rabies, for some reason. Normally barring the opportunity for the rabies vaccine before symptoms begin showing, Milwaukee protocol is used I think, which is pretty much inducing a coma to wait out the brunt of it. I'd have to look into it more but somewhere around 10 people have survived rabies after the onset of symptoms. Which still isn't a lot, mind you but it certainly botches the whole 100% fatality rate originally associated with rabies.
I get the "Lonely girl with a full comment section" ones... But she's probably looking for an actual friendship and/or loving relationship. Not being "bred" by some creep. Even if they look amazingly hot.
On the SCP one, I had an idea but I’m not sure if it’s been done or if it’s a good idea. Basically, it’s a rock that when touched will forcibly mutate or “evolve” creatures. It only works on living things, however humans and apes are most affected by it. I’m thinking about calling it something like “Darwin’s Nightmare”
that actually sounds interesting af
but with the amount of scps that exist, god you will never know if your idea has been done before or not
if you leave someone in the room for 10 days straight, they just turn into a crab.
21:00 he said "you know what else isnt cool bobby, hell" cause he was dropping him off at youth group because he was acting up, but hank would say that and no you cannot convince me otherwise
2:55 They'd just get Lancer's theme playing over and over for me.
3:17 i think its a reference (and a misquote) to Louis Slotin who was working on nuclear experiment when he was exposed to a lethal dose of radiation and died 9 days later. The quote was, "Well, that does it."
13:19 I just realized how easily they could turn Elon Musk’s mistake with Twitter into a Movie or Tv Show Comedy!
the wheatley comparison grows more accurate by the second
16:44 That’s a meme about The Asterix Comics, and how Asterix and Obelix were gigachads compared to Batman and SOME other SuperHeroes, because Asterix and Obelix had The balls to punch Julius Ceasar to The sun, and didn’t think that killing him would make them just as bad as him.
10:37 in Northern Ireland, we have really good graffiti artists! As like the ones in Ballymena spreading an obvious message of peace while keeping the art cool
2:06 flashback to the tshirt about two types of people.
1. Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.
21:10 minutes of robin handing out the most room temperature takes I've heard all week
2110 minutes? thats a lot
@@CourierCat-isGod You're missing the colon that's inserted between the 21 & the 10 --> : it's a timestamp, silly. It means 21 minutes & 10 seconds, not 2,110 minutes.
That was my exact thoughts about the AI intro for Secret Invasion. I didn’t 100% like it but it made sense given the whole theme of Skrulls pretending to be human.
6:33 mine (I don’t have one) will actively corrupt any existent information about it (including memories) into a virus that burns photos, dissolves memory cards and feeds the eyes horrific images till the day you die.
As someone who once asked amiugly if I was unattractive, and being male, if you aren't a porcelain woman that has absolutely no flaws to her face, you'll be chased away like you're the problem. If you are extremely attractive, you'll be called an attention whore and creeps will relentlessly harrass you. That subreddit is a cesspool in all the worst ways and I am so glad I turned my back on it and never looked back
2:30 We need AAA graphics teams and Indie story writers
This is exactly what we need 🔥🔥💯💯🗣🗣
The problem is, a good story limits the target audience. That's why these giant games and movies are made as generic as possible.
For your sake Robin, room temp in:
F = ~70°
C = 20°
K = 293.15°
11:07 Let's not diss my boy David Schwimmer, he played Robert Kardashian in a miniseries about the OJ Simpson trial
kelvin is literally celsius + 273° because kelvin starts from absolute zero, rather than the melting point of water
Werewolf pregnancy: either 24.5 or 40. Explanation: 24.5 is half the difference plus the shorter duration. 40 is the longer of the two and clearly what would be required for the human half if being werewolf doesn't make that develop faster.
Minimum of 40 weeks, as the "human" component is the more complex aspect, especially in terms of brain development, which both humans and werewolves share. Assuming that becoming a werewolf is a natural phenomenon and not a supernatural one (and since we're talking about reproduction via pregnancy, that is a safe assumption in this hypothetical), there would be nothing about being born a werewolf that would shorten a normal pregnancy - at least not without adding new concepts to werewolfism outside of this hypothetical or commonly accepted modern day lore.
Given that being a werewolf involves transformation to and from an animalistic form, it may even add 1-2 weeks, although the development of this transformative mutation could be during childhood development.
But would there be a difference between giving birth while its the full moon or not
@@VoidAlien That would depend on whether natural-born werewolves are born with the ability to transform from birth or whether they develop it during childhood/puberty. To answer that question, another follow up question has to be asked:
1. Are werewolves their own species/sub-species with werewolfism being a genetically transferrable trait, or
2. Is werewolfism either a genetic defect or a virus that can pass from mother to fetus?
In case of the former, it is more likely that the werewolf doesn't develop transformation until childhood/puberty largely from an evolutionary standpoint (not sure how strong an infant were would be, but a werewolf transforming and going berserk as it's being born is a danger to itself and its mother). I suspect that in this scenario, werewolves would have adapted to not transform during late stage pregnancies due to the complications transformation would have on mother and child, but I'm not a crypto-obstetrician
In the case of the second scenario, where werewolf infants are caused by viruses or genetic defects, basically anything goes. There's no rational reason to state that you can apply the same set of logic (or at least as much logic as you can in this sort of hypothetical) - although I believe you are more likely to get transformations mid-birth if it happens during a full moon. T
Given that werewolves are almost always depicted as adult (usually male, given that they're symbolic of carnality), any hypothetical scenario where werewolves populate through giving birth pushes me to favour transformation to develop around puberty, and as such have no impact on the birthing process.
12:36 that’s because Samsung actually improves their tech, making the new release a significant step up
20:00 have you seen sound of freedom? next to no ad budget, 13-14 mil production cost (cheap) only 2 CGI/greenscreen issues in the whole movie.
made 140 mil right back.
7:00 the reason bank security footage is so low quality is that they have to store huge amounts of footage in order to be able to retrieve it later. It's not the cameras, it's just that they cant store thousands of hours of footage at once in high quality.
4:00 my mom's method to deal with tailgaters? Clean the windshields! If they're too close to you, your cleaning fluid will end up on their windshield too!
Usually cars back off when she pulls that trick.
3:19. “Did you put it in the microwave?” No they got microwaved
I used to have acne that literally gave me migraines. There was all this fear mongering of acne meds, too. Eventually, went to dermatologist & needed spironolactone, a hormone adjuster/diuretic which is not scary at all (unless a transphobe, I guess, as its also used to help medically transition). Also started to realize that I had a soy intolerance, so I do have to do ingredients checks on every hair/skin product I buy & *try* to limit soy in my food (its really used in almost everything today, even milk chocolate & many margerines). Haven't had any of the deep cystic acne in years & only the occasional little zit if I sleep with post shower curl enhancing cremes/oils in my hair or eat too much milk chocolate.
PSA on this for any trans eggs looking to self med don’t use spiro, r/transdiy is a lot of help x x
That working out meme is painfully accurate
Tron legacy had to have been in the cgi top 10 that place was BEAUTIFUL
16:30 yeah that happened to me, one of the worst moments of my life. I'm sure it hurt my mother more that her own father didn't recognize her a lot more. Forgetting is the most terrifying things in the world to me.
12:33 That's because most Samsung phone everyone uses doesn't cost $1000. Most regular ones cost like $200 or less. Plus, they're compatible with a lot of stuff.
And they actually have earphone connection so you don’t have to spend another 500 bucks on AirPods
To answer the question at 1:35, if we find the average of 40 weeks and 9 weeks, we get 25 weeks. Saying werewolves are more human than wolf, we can put more strength o to 40 weeks, making it 30 weeks.
“That’s what good Mac and cheese sound like” suction cup man 2021 0:19
That's not what he meant
4:27 We need a compilation of just every time Robin has had a 5 minute rant
9:14 Robin needs to realise that most youtubers upload videos at pretty low bitrates and don't have a high quality editing chain in the first place lol
Dank memes with Robin will always make my day :D
1:45 GOOD! YOURE SAVED FROM FIGURING OUT HALF THE FANFICS BASED ON WEREWOLVES AND VAMPIRES!!!
I had fun when I tried designing my own scp. set out to make it weird and fun though it did turn out pretty weeby.
I came up with either a guy turned into an ai of a space ship that was just standing their menacingly or an island based on Circe myth that basically had a colony of super powered women that would either turn everyone that came to the island to animals or more women. Both were only strong enough to defend themselves from attempts to destroy themselves
I wanna make an scp based off of the Omnitrix from Ben 10.
I had one based off a conductors stick and gramophone that was pseudo mind control.
I had one that I forgot but its posted somewhere on an scp video, somewhere.
Smaller SCPs are definitely the most fun.
My idea was an organ in some humans that had an unknown function, but caused increasingly erratic behavior in anyone who knew they had one, or had it removed.
The SCP I popped into existence is this human looking guy than can travel through electronic devices, but he’s pretty chill, unless he feels threatened.
2:48 IT SAYS "I wish I don't trip"!!
4:58 ok I actually relate to that one lol. Not sure why but internet just doesn't work very well in the bathroom.
"YOU SHALL NOT PASS" that was the context of gandalf vs the demon in 4:57
ik ik, im a weed
Lol
3:10
I feel like people in Fallout and Stalker are not that happy. Just a feeling…💀
And that person with the screwdriver standing infront of that thing ... is grimm.
That is the Demon Core. Basically a sphere of plutonium 89 encased in tungsten carbide which reflects neutrons. If it is fully encased, then it goes super critical.
Another experiment used a beryllium halfsphere, being lowered slowly with a screwdriver. If it fell down, then the sphere would go critical for a short period, giving off a white flash and a ton of radiation ... guess what happened.
Yup. The screwdriver slipped. A white flash and then: Nothing. The 9 researchers knew what just happened and that some of them were essencially done for.
Appearently one of the researchers said "It's done" as in: his life was over. They marked their position in the room with chalk to determine the dosis they just recieved.
That researcher was Louis Alexander Slotin. He died 9 days later from acute radiation posioning in an absurdly painful fashion. Central nervous system shut down, burning sensation of the skin for the entire 9 day duration, internal bleeding, severe diarrhea, vomiting, swollen hands, erythema, intestinal paralysis, severe feaver and headaches and ofcourse: gangrene. That is: The decomposition of parts of your body as you are still alive.
Radiation Dosis: About 1000 rads Neutron (10GY) + 1.8GY in Gamma.
"You know what isn't cool, Bobby? Hell." That was the original line. It was an episode about Christianity
Regarding the rabies meme, there's a small percentage of the Peruvian population with antibodies against rabies
6:12 The SCP wikidot mods hate any SCP article people try to post that isn't this and will deny it immediately. "It's too much like old SCP."
Thought of an SCP
SCP-(buzzing noise)
Is a sharp lego piece found on a lego set its movement is similar to the Peanut except it doesnt kill you it only teleport under your feet with the pointy side facing to your feet causing pain
to the watchers feet if he looses vision of the anomaly this scp can multiply if left long enough outside of its container and these peices are smart as multiple lego peices will try to surround you one of the ability of these other than duplication of itself is ability of the original lego peice to control the artificial lego peices being able to form a formation the only way to kill these peices is with fire as they are indestructible to anything except fire
i... would rather get my neck snapped by peanut tvm. at least I died quick
"Bioshock Infinite walked so Overwatch could run"
I believe they are referring to the models created for "adult" videos. It began with people making them with Elizabeth from Bioshock, and (don't quote me on this) apparently the animations were so revolutionary it changed the way animated "adult" videos were made.
10:00 Shu-Hulks intro WAS NOT THE ONE THAT WAS AI GENERATED!!!!! SECRET WARS WAS THE ONE WITH SHITTY AI!!!
Thank you for your time
0:34 Forgot jurassic park
So, to get Elisabeth accurate or whatever i think blender had a BUNCH of improvements so the 3d models looked better. Whatever program ppl use for spicy videos
Looked way too long for this one.
It's porn Robin, it's for porn
6:43 my scp will make small inconveniences like dropping pencils and getting belt loops caught on doors happen more when your around it.
14:09 also, I'd like to refer to barbenhimer as barbminhimer 4 for pikmin 4
its incredible to see how many of these memes the narrator actually does not get...
It’s also incredible to see him complain about more than half of them.
As someone who takes their phone into the bathroom and locks the doors, I too feel the pain when the wifi conks out.
But in my room on the other side of the house, it works as smooth as butter.
7:25 If the Aliens came to Earth, they payin taxes bruh, we makin taxes Universal
5:21 Context: For short: BioShock Infinite sacrifice itself for good so that Overwatch would overcome it
⚖️ Real Talk Emkay...
To Voiceover/editors/producers:
- If the presenter/voice of your channel does NOT get a meme, you NEED to do one of the following;
1. Most professional option: pause, have him GOOGLE it on the spot or read the reddit response for clues (with or without making that known to the audience) and then redo the take with his response after he actually has one that's not "I don't get it" 😑
2. Neutral option: cut that meme from the video, and/or find another to replace it if you have to cut too many.
3. Funny but kinda mean: have a "counter of shame" that dings and goes up by 1 for each meme he's clueless about.
Or any combination of the above, like 3 and 1.
Seriously, nobody gets every meme, nobody knows every reference or fact, it's okay to look stuff up... What's not okay is leaving us hanging, making your channel look like it has no clue and gives zero quack.mp3 about its quality of content (which is just regurgitating other people's content! How do you quack.mp3 that up?!)
“Quack.mp3” god damn that had me lightly exhaling out of my nose.
18:12 the funny thing is... (as someone from neither Europe nor the Americas), people tell us _not_ to drink tap water in Europe when travelling there, as it's not safe- 😭
Why tho? I live in an European country and as a child I was so accustomed to drinking tap water that buying water bottles was weird for me
@@lmao1660 i have no idea exactly why tbh, people just tend to say this when travel/Europe is a topic of conversation. Maybe for outsiders it's different?
@dotdotdot5522 idk, hell, the country I live is considered really poor, yet all the tap water is up to international health standards
Frrrr
11:02
The fact that Rubik's cubes aren't even that complicated😭
@@Mothiess yuppp
18:09 If you had really bad acne, and nothing worked. I was in the same situation and it wasn't until my mom took me to a dermatologist that I learned my acne was caused by a fungus or something like that, and they had to put on me on crazy medication that meant I couldn't be out in the sun at all without some SPF 5,000 on.
0:09 kelvin is like Celsius plus somewhere around 200, so 0 is absolute zero
So how high is number?
@@matthewboire6843I think C+273.15
@@matthewboire6843 about 265
Actually farenheit is basically temperature scale for human comfort,Celsius is based on when water freezes and boils, and kelvin is absolute zero to the hottest thing ever