The last vial is horse semen

1:18 5150 🤘

"How its made" and starts already made? RIP

I love this! ❤

And they said butter is made of mf oils

Is there some kind of rubber at the end of the cue? I wonder if there’s anything to protect the cue when you hold it vertically and it touches the floor.

Anyone find it interesting how those pink and orange locks that are used for cosplay are also used in regular wigs as well to make highlights?

Waw

I LOVE THIS SHOW BUT THE VIDEO QUALITY NEEDS IMPROVING TO AT LEAST 720P.

Is this the Canadian version with the female voice?

who's here after watching the joke version of this

I watch this video every now and then to remind myself of why not to cheap out on suits. Many corners are being cut from the way the fabric is cut, to the machine sewing largely automated to eliminate skilled labour, and the cheap construction with the fusible interfacing. The cuts (really noticed it at several points in this video) and materials are usually pretty poor on the suits at this level as well. Obviously, off the rack garments aren't going to fit as well as a MTM or bespoke garment will, as they can account for things that off the rack simply can't. For me personally, I have broad shoulders against a slim waist, and a weird shoulder drop so my one arm is about 1/2" longer than the other. For these reasons, I don't fit into some cuts of off the rack suits very well, and almost always have to have the waist taken in a bit in the jacket. Having said that though, there's many better options available for off the rack garments than the kind of suits pictured here. The main issues with these kinds of cheaper suits comes down to the fused interfacing. Simply put, an interfacing is a material placed between two layers of fabric to give it structure and rigidity. Very roughly speaking, interfacing can either be sewn into a garment, or glued into a garment (fusible type). The fusible types of interfacing generally work well when you want a lot of stiffness for something, e.g. some shirt collars use fusible interfacing so they maintain a stiff appearance. The only problem with fusible interfacing is that since it's attached to the fabric by means of glue, the glue can break down when exposed to heat, or just detach itself over time. This is quite a common problem in these suits, especially when they're exposed to heat and steam at the dry cleaners. I refuse to use fusible interfacing in my projects for this very reason. Some high quality fusible interfacing seems to be not too bad at staying attached (especially in some shirts), but in a suit of this level it's a mathematical certainty that the fusing used isn't going to be very good. Unlike a shirt collar, a jacket needs to be soft enough so that you can move around in it with ease, but also stiff enough so that structure is maintained. The other issue that arises with using fusible interfacing in a jacket, is that it tends to stiffen the jacket up a little bit too much. When you have that fusing in the chest area, it creates an insulating layer that isn't very breathable and doesn't move as easily as it could. Not to mention, fused jackets tend to have rather stiff lifeless lapels (poor lapel roll) that look cheap and unnatural when compared to canvassed jackets. A lot of the women's "blazers" they sell these days at the mall, are the prime example of a cheap, lifeless lapel. As for the bit when they put silicone in the pants crease, that's called a "super crease." It basically makes the trousers leg crease a little bit more permanent, so it doesn't need to be ironed as much. Just like with the fusing, it has a finite number of dry cleaning cycles it can withstand. Some tailor shops have the equipment to add "super creases" to pants, but this is the first time I've seen a pair come right from the factory with one already in place. It gives the impression that these suits are being marketed to the person who only has to wear a suit begrudgingly a few times a year, and who doesn't care about quality, aesthetics and lacks the patience to iron anything. If you're dead set on off the rack, I'm convinced that Samuelsohn provides a very good value for the price. You get a fully canvassed garment made out of really nice fabrics, it's made by skilled labour in North America, hand sewing where it really matters like in the sleeves/armholes and horn buttons. Many of their suits are sold with un-hemmed sleeves as well. I think as far as value goes, if you were to go to a higher level of off the rack suit, you'd be better served by a high-calibre MTM service or bespoke. Balfour Clothing has many good offerings of both. Many nice vintage examples can be found of both if cost is an issue. Other brands worth looking into that give a decent quality, or a good value for the price are Paul Betenly, Suitsupply and Spier and MacKay. These give a mix of half and full canvas constructions. Cool video nonetheless!

She's magic, wow!

I watched this in science class

*Eagerly awaits at the end of the line for his butter*

I have 500 children in my basement

How it’s made: copying content

2:52 "Wait, that's not supposed to happen. Who did that? Was that Derek? He's such an a++hole! What an absolute waste!"

I was like no way 5 minutes. Horrible these suits have no life

I'd like to know how guava paste and Puerto Rican white cheese are also made. Thanks!

I don’t know that was right

I still don't understand how they're made lol

We. Are. In twinty. Frist. Century

That suit at the beginning looks cartoonishly ill fitted

2:48 what about a piece of cattle bone?

Wow can’t believe they got Kurt Cobain to play at the end

Hoy many loops ?

buttered my toast just now. I love butter with a passion. It's probably the best tasting food ever

So . . . they just find these core wires laying around in the street? They grow on trees? They appear by magic? Not much about how the string is actually MADE.

It is so satisfying ! 🤩🤩🤩

Why is the thing that I am transcript is the other video I just watched you just quite literally just took with that guy said and surgical. How are you fucking doing that legally

2022 and bored n hungry lookin up how butter is made and choose the video that was posted 14 years ago

I wouldn't even call this a suit. Maybe a "suit like object"? Seriously... gluing in a crease? Wow.

I now have another job to add to my ‘jobs which would lead you to drink in a day’ list. Guitar string coiled, by hand, and slipped into a packet. Mass murderers guaranteed.

0:25 what is name music?

Its midnight, drunk and I don't know why I'm watching this

Nobody knows how heavy exactly elephants are. They're heavy alright. But they vary between two tons for a female Asian elephant and five tons for a large male African elephant. Everybody knows that a ton is heavy, too. So why tf not state the weight in tons, which would give you an exact number, to begin with? Not to mention that pressure, by definition, factors in the surface area the force of that weight is applied to.

I wanna eat the popcorn butter though :(

I'll bet you see a lot of thimbles in a place like that. Ouch! Pokey pokey

There's a lot of beautiful and precise design that goes into those things! And to think that millions of B strings will snap every day as a new player keeps attempting to tune the G string while blindly cranking the hell out of the B tuning peg. Then......boioioioioioing followed by immense frustration and humiliation even though they sit alone in their bedrooms.

Hey, I recognise that packaging. That's a local producer!

Railways didn’t exist in the 18th century.

aw hell nah who dribbled on the table

Me: (*munching contentedly on buttered toast*) 😋 Me: (*pauses mid-chew..*) 🤨 Me: what the hell even is this stuff 🤔 ...and here I am

My string get rusted whilst playing guitar sweat hands.

yes yes seeing again in my 20s

We still make it with a mason jar, and give it a shake, and pass it around to all our four family members.

10.7.2020

This should be titled How Smoke on The Water is made

Hard to believe I used to watch this on tv over 15 years ago. Crazy.