25 Mind Blowing Random Facts You’ve Never Heard Before

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[@dudeybagz]

Mike, I’ve noticed that the shirt you wear is directly related to the topic of the list, but I’m stuck to see the correlation today.

[@joijackson2010]

I truly missed you and list 25 because you and personality is the only reason anyone would subscribe and watch.Please dont change anything . Perfection!😍💯

[@clarencesmith2305]

We had both colored and scented toilet paper in the 1970's but they stopped the practice when people started to become "allergic" to the scents and dies.

[@Zinnia1234]

Fun fact: Toilet paper and paper towels used to be dyed different colors. When I was a kid, my mom loved buying paper towel with flowers on them and pink toilet paper.

[@rds1717]

I remember colorful TP too. I understood manufacturers had to stop dying TP because it caused issues for females' "sensitive" area. The same as with scented TP. 😮❤

[@Trekkie_Gal]

The dyes also caused environmental issues. That's why colored Kleenex was discontinued too.

[@truthseeker92011]

I figured TP is white because it’s the best color to check your cleanliness. I can’t believe that’s not the real reason.

[@Zinnia1234]

@@rds1717 I actually believe they stopped dying toilet paper because it saved money. In essence, they were just being cheap, because they used the same dyes that are used in dying clothing fabric. Clothing manufacturers continue to use the same dyes today. Other manufacturers followed their example because they saved a lot of money in manufacturing fees.

[@triciachaney5467]

I vaguely recall pink toilet paper

[@deloresmull]

Toilet paper used to be colored, scented, and printed with pictures. I think they quit doing that because too many people were sensitive and white is cheaper to make. Same thing with paper towels.

[@jdcjeep47]

When I was a kid back in the 80s, I remember being in a grocery store and seeing not only white toilet paper, but blue and pink dyed versions. I guess it was popular back then, but definitely kinda weird!

[@darrelladams4188]

Amazon has a variety of colored toilet paper mostly by Renova., so we’re still doing it

[@tashahansenpersonalaccount9633]

I remember one of my grandparents always had pink or blue toilet paper in the early 90’s

[@Christi-Ann.Pierantoni]

I've always heard that the dyes in colored toilet paper were very irritating so the manufacturers stopped making them. @Darrelladams4148, maybe that Renova company found some gentler dyes.

[@pipermccool]

I liked the patterned kind.

[@breeinatree4811]

They had green too.

[@lovepets2781]

Who is going to deny the satisfaction of picking out a big booger .. lol

[@Christi-Ann.Pierantoni]

Not only do i remember colored toilet paper, I also remember some of the colored ones being flower scented. That last part may be my own contribution to the Mandela Effect though.

[@paige-vt8fn]

No, some were indeed scented too.

[@echognomecal6742]

Cool. I only remember that for tissues...I THINK.

[@HoV326]

Maybe the color made you associate the smell to a floral scent and made you think you were smelling something flowery?

[@echognomecal6742]

Ok, I did a brief look-up & it's Possible they were scented by the manufacturer. (I didn't actually want to click on any tp related sites, ty) Additional other possibilities: The rolls took on the scent of something stored nearby (like bars of soap in the same closet) or someone else in the household spritzed them. Currently, some people will spray the core with something to have scent that way. Lots of possibilities

[@adpink3069]

Nope I remember my grandmother always had pink flowered tp that was scented. I remember my mom wouldn't buy it. So always a potty trip at grandma's. Lol.

[@randalmayeux8880]

Hi Mike, I picked my nose a lot when I was a little kid, so my mom bought some stuff she would put on my fingers. I'm sure they stopped selling it because it certainly isn't PC these days. This was back in the 60s and it was called Thum. It was made of capsaicin disolved in a little water. Naturally, when the finger is put in the nose (or mouth, eye) it causes intense pain. It was actually sold as a discouragent for thumb sucking. I once was carless wiping my butt and set my nether regions on fire. I really hated the stuff because it got my eyes, mouth and even tounge burning if I wasn't careful. She stopped using it because I just started washing it off. Ahhh.... sweet childhood memories!

[@staciewhite6442]

I remember Thum😂

[@leelacollins2957]

I remember this my mother put that on my little sister I always washed it off her majorly bad parenting

[@brendanakers52]

Some kids liked the Tabasco sauce that they were putting on the thumbs to discourage thumbsucking.

[@righty-o3585]

When a traffic light turns red, it usually takes at least a few seconds for anybody to respond and then have their car move into the intersection. Chances of you hitting another vehicle immediately after the light turns red are very low

[@Hollz811]

That fact about slaves shook me

[@whispernorbury7985]

In the late 70s and early 80s we had colorful toilet paper, or even TP printed with flowers and such. It was meant to match your bathroom decor.

[@redjar9166]

I was always impressed with your pronunciation of names and places of other languages, but to hear you cold read, Now I'm really impressed!

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Kinda mind blowing huh?

[@Mtlkat77]

he wasant cold reading as in the very next section he mentions he thought it should be on the list. How can he know something should be on the list if he doesnt know whats on the list already

[@Slyfoxx]

​@@Mtlkat77what exactly are you talking about? He's mentioned in numerous videos that he's learning this information at the same time as us, implying that he's reading it for the first time. "How can he know something should be on the list if he doesn't know what's on the list already" is really confusing me. He is saying something should be on the list because he doesn't know it's on the list already 💀

[@Mtlkat77]

@@Slyfoxx your an idiot if you think he hasnt read the script before hand. You probably think movies are done in one single take as well. Of course he reads the damn script before filming

[@SilvrGhst0226]

​@@SlyfoxxHe said he included the slavery fact because he thought it was important, and that was before he went into explaining it. So he did contradict himself

[@tiki_trash]

The chances of being attacked by a shark while standing on dry land is very low but never zero.

[@EternalChamp]

True 😂

[@julianaylor4351]

Unless someone hits you with a dead one. 😆

[@joesickler5888]

I’ve seen it while fishing.

[@brianarbenz1329]

The chances are better while a member of The Jets dancing in Manhattan’s west side.

[@timthompson7205]

It’s guaranteed zero here in Calgary. We are 1045 meters above sea level and 1,000 km away from the ocean

[@scottharris149]

It's actually recently been discovered that the ancient Greeks and Romans also used sea water to mix their concrete. Makes it even more durable.

[@xploration1437]

Not recently

[@tiki_trash]

Volcanic ash was another ingredient.

[@ChromeCobra]

​@@xploration1437within the last decade, so recently.

[@susancurry5224]

Also fact: the Romans didn’t build the Parthenon.

[@andeeharry]

21:24 85% of the oceans are still unexplored, 65% of landmass unexplored and at least 15 countries are the least explored. We know very litle of our planet and the stuff we do know, it is only 1% of it.

[@ChromeCobra]

Source on the 65% of landmass unexplored.

[@clwbchbabycakes]

Mikey - as Floridians we know how few people actually get bitten by sharks and also by gators. Much less than Hollywood would lead one to think.

[@sandyclaflin2844]

They used to put prints on toilet paper. Flowers if I remember correctly. It came in a variety of colors such as green, blue and red. I am not sure why it ended, but there were people that developed allergies to the dye. Not a good spot to have an allergic reaction.

[@michelleherzog72]

Toilet paper used to come in pink, green, yellow and blue and also white with colored flowers.

[@tiki_trash]

I remember that back in the 70s.

[@raymondmartin6737]

I remember 30 or so years ago that toilet papers in colors was disappearing in stores, for only white toilet paper, for which I was told that the dye for colors was removed, because it could irritate people's skin 😮

[@SweetRina2825]

I'm surprised it doesn't these days with everyone showing every little item and in their bathroom and kitchen on the internet for everyone to see lol

[@stevencollette8835]

Toilet paper used to be died years ago by some companies but was discontinued due to it breaking down too slowly, causing septic systems to back up.

[@economicfreedomfighter]

*dyed

[@crystalgoddess4085]

Not only random, but also a rather scary thought, Chimpanzees have advanced to the Stone Age, along with other primates, with Sea Otters not too far behind. This begs the question, how long will it take for Chimpanzees to become intelligent enough to reach the Bronze Age?

[@xinixini1826]

I went to a summer camp YEARS ago. They used recycled toilet paper that was not the greatest. It was lighter colored than a brown paper bag and felt like using the old hand drying paper to wipe your butt. Not great, but not sandpaper or poison oak so...

[@nostalgiaprincess]

1:17 it’s called rhinotillexomania. learned that on a mental floss video years ago. i can’t believe there is actually a name for it

[@revgurley]

I can clearly recall having pastel-colored TP as a kid in the '80s. Pinkish/beigeish, and maybe pastel blue. All part of decorating your bathroom.

[@timothyweers8054]

When I was a kid, we had toilet paper that came in different colors. Especially Scottissue had pink, blue, yellow, green and white. We thought that having coordinating tp to our bathrooms were cool. LOL

[@randyjohnson6390]

In the 1970's, I remember pink, blue and yellow toilet paper. Even as a kid, I thought that was weird.

[@richewilson6394]

The ancient Romans also perfected the art of underwater concrete too.

[@echognomecal6742]

Sometimes dyslexia is fun... I'd read that as "underwear" ...btw, I'm part Italian. Take that as you will lol

[@KMVNZ23]

Thank you for this. Interesting indeed. More about insects that I needed to know. But enjoyed the random trivia. P. S. Love the T-Shirt.

[@estreliasoriano9324]

Love facts so much, I liked even before watching this!!

[@Brianna771]

Saturns rings “singing” sounds more like the screams of condemned souls to me

[@julianaylor4351]

Or the closing title music of British sci-fi series UFO.

[@ivyedan7183]

It could be hell..I think hell is in the core of the earth

[@rebeccawalker3670]

When I was younger in the late 60s, we did have a colored toilet paper for a little while. I remember blue, yellow and pink, but they stopped it. For some reason I can’t remember why, but I do remember colored toilet paper.

[@michellecoleman5577]

Every single time a fact video of any kind says 'you've never heard before', I take it as a personal challenge.

[@gethroenteralastname2210]

4:40 - 4:45 Mike saying Huh? to his camera comes across as funny as its like he is not understanding the words coming out of his own mouth, haha.

[@kiwikid6347]

I love this channel, always interesting, cheers Mike and the Team

[@karamedley6229]

Considering I've raised over a dozen cats has me slightly concerned about the last fact! But hey if it caused some civilizations to grow and advance then I guess it can't be too bad, eh? lol

[@anisa_mazaki23]

As much as people might view nasal picking itself as "gross", I think it's a hygienic practice, since alot of dust, debris, old hair, dried mucus etc tend to collect there as you breathe (and nasal hair tends to grow out long when you get much, much older - particularly if you're male.) It's important to clear and clean out your nasal passages out - just like you would for an air filter etc. The gross part is when people don't wash their hands after or when some people eat the garbage (not understanding that the hair in your nose was trying to protect you from that mess from getting into the body.) As for the Toilet Paper, my mom says she grew up with coloured ones and ones with patterned designs on them when she was a kid, but she explains that they discontinued it, because colouring paper etc was costing companies too much money to do, so they stuck with regular old white. I still have a hard time believing that was real.

[@conradsutton1456]

Honestly, since I only recently found your channel, the fact you could read these is a fact!

[@mariaeugeniaboyer6691]

I could watch you for hours. Great

[@MiseriaCantare412]

Yellow traffic lights means CLEAR the intersection - so no.. Don't ever speed up at yellow lights they are only for crossing if the alternative is emergency breaking..

[@mj2495]

A few years ago: TP, that is bathroom tissue came from the store in pastels of blue, pink and others.

[@meags_sense_no]

I've timed my closest traffic light cuz I walk by it so often. From the moment it turns yellow and the red hand appears there is 6 seconds of yellow before it turns green 💚

[@dawnhall8432]

❤ this channel and don't ever leave Mike. You're an awesome commentator. 😊❤😊

[@tiki_trash]

I quit watching this channel when they got rid of Mike and Tristan. It was a really dumb move by the owners, and they suffered for it.

[@0ipatchz]

This is one of the best list of all time great time

[@porter0311]

The the fact that in 1966, Al Bundy scored four touchdowns in a single game while playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 city championship game versus Andrew Johnson High School, including the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against his old nemesis, Bubba "Spare Tire" Dixon.

[@JAY1892]

This channel is fricking awesome. The narration and music level are superb and the knowledge I gain is appreciated. 🔥👍

[@peterj.fallon4327]

Great vid…so 🙏channel’s back in the way it *should be 😉 😉

[@julianaylor4351]

In the UK traffic lights coming in three varieties, set sequences, variable sequences and occasionally request use for pedestrians.

[@adpink3069]

Mike you are my favorite ❤

[@spacebound7247]

Some cool conversation starter's here but I heard one or two before still cool list Mike 👍👍👍

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

A Japanese friend told me years ago that saying "Huh?" in Japan can be misunderstood as an aggressive insult.

[@lisam8044]

That was so much fun to watch..❤

[@joannewilson1162]

Saturns rings make music? It’s very haunting. I like it!!!! 🎉

[@amandaholt5791]

Number 1 isn’t just the parasite, cats also control lives & we let them!

[@MsRee713]

When I lived in South America, Bolivia to be specific, the toilet paper was either lavender purple or dark sea green. Nothing else. Although since it was highly recycled there were always tiny little bits of chips of wood or something. I always wondered if this is true in other countries.

[@reece3163]

It's amazing that you were able to cold read Uranus facts without breaking

[@Stormsfury777]

Id love to see the blooper reel for that segment

[@Mtlkat77]

@@Stormsfury777 how is there a blooper real if he is cold reading? in the next section he even mentions he thought the story should be on the list so he knew before hand what the script was

[@Stormsfury777]

@@Mtlkat77 actors know their scripts too and bloopers do happen 🤔

[@Mtlkat77]

@@Stormsfury777 actors arent 'cold readin' tho. They spends months learning their lines.

[@Stormsfury777]

@@Mtlkat77 and they don't go back and have multiple takes, even when they nail lines?

[@jackmason5278]

It's not Haley's Comet. That misnomer is the result of a old time rock band "Bill Haley and His Comets". It is Halley's Comet named for Edmund Halley who predicted its return.

[@ChromeCobra]

Nobody mispronounced it because of a band. We all know who it was named for and why. Some people pronounce it with a long A sound instead of a short A, but nobody thinks it was named from some band in the 50s.

[@Arjalineck]

I once spilt tea on the ceiling...

[@latonyajefferson9699]

I knew about #21 already. I mentioned it to my therapist and she was like "Well that is an interesting factoid"😂

[@stuartcousins9269]

The Saturn ring sounds sound like the spacecraft sound in the movie "Forbidden Planet"

[@jozimoto]

The lost technique to produce true Damascus steel.

[@Sheila-G]

Saturn's rings sound like the soundtrack for Flash Gordon 😂😂

[@dougsmith3015]

Oh wow! I am watching this in the future!

[@righty-o3585]

Each planet and moon and sub planet, and dwarf planet, creates a frequency that can be played through radio waves to create an actual sound. Some of them are pretty crazy sounding.

[@ibidesign]

@18:09 I believe that is Calgary, Alberta, Canada!

[@caroldriehorst1165]

Moles are not totally blind, and toilet paper is white because years ago they used to be in colors, blue pink etc but stopped making colored toilet paper for health reasons.

[@mandibailey9104]

I see Mike 👀 I hit like Thanks List 25 team! I like ridiculous random facts

[@sandyhearn8332]

I am 64 and have never learned the details of Rock Paper Scissors, never played it. I don't understand it. And now you say apes understand it. I am sure it is easy, I have just never been interested.

[@mr.turdlybird4387]

It’s also easier to see brown with a white background

[@julianaylor4351]

According to Captain Janeway in Star Trek: Voyager.... there's coffee in that nebula. 😆

[@PaiviProject]

Aaaah hah haa, that was some funny, amazing and interesting stuff...well, except the number 10. That is not cool. Nooohh, not the evil parasite 🤣😲😱

[@ElihuWho]

20:07 the moment I hit the like button

[@ultimatespiderman9962]

Once again great list Mike with list 25 keep it up go Bolts ⚡

[@sparkyprojects]

In a 30mph limit, stopping distance is less that 70 ft In the UK when the amber shows, if you can stop safely, you should stop If you're too close to the line and might cause ana accident, you have time to go through amber. Controlled by a parasite ? People in the 60's (like me) know that we are controlled by The Numskulls :D

[@andrewclimovech9967]

Of course I pick my nose. How else do you get those dried boulders out. Sometimes blowing your nose doesn't cut it.

[@jessicacanfield5058]

This is odd about the sticky rice, BECAUSE i just heard last night of this on Tasting History here on you tube

[@poliltinktink5343]

Not in Vegas. DUI related deaths literally happen 24/7 here. Some people go drinking at 10pm, some go at 7am. Depends on what time you get off from work. No last call.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

The moon also produces music

[@jcfreak4ever1]

Love all these facts you shared, Mike! I already knew a few of them... lol Btw, when you were talking about Uranus(YER-uh-nus lol), you showed Neptune instead. 😆 Being a space nut, I can easily tell the difference between them, buddy... 😏 Also being as such, I especially loved the space facts you shared! I really liked your shirt, too, cute! 😊

[@liammcpherson]

Exactly

[@karmacheese]

I noticed that too, gotta get your images correct otherwise us nerds will get a bit anal about it...

[@echognomecal6742]

@@karmacheese I see whatcha did there :D

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

True!! Just some FYI, years ago a Japanese friend told me that saying"Huh?" in Japan can be misunderstood as an aggressive insult.

[@GaryAa56]

That list kept my attention, Mike.

[@TheNewAccount2008]

Hey, what happened to the List25-jingle? That's the second video now that is missing it...

[@crimsondynasty6884]

Toilet paper used to contain dyes as they printed the paper in pastels to make them more appealing to consumers. They also contained perfumes. All this was removed when some consumers had allergic reactions to the the ink or perfumes.

[@latetotheparty4785]

In the 60s, TP also came in pastel colors-pink,yellow, blue, mint and lavender. Mint was my favorite. Suddenly, the decorative rolls disappeared from stores. Somehow, it was determined the colorants were not healthy.

[@roro-jj1fv]

Toliet paper used to be available in colors like pink green blue to name a few ... allegedly fda made Toliet paper companies remove all dye from the butt wiper stuff because supposedly to many people had reactions to the dye .... maybe they just wanted to cut cost & warehousing headaches

[@bnthern]

KNEW MANY - OVER ALL VERY GOOD!

[@amygoodman5560]

My husband and I both love you @Mike Estrin

[@violetvillard1347]

As for #1, I have only this to say... Geeze Mike!! Thanks for creeping me out tonight. Now I got that creepy crawlies feeling going up & down my spine. 😣

[@echognomecal6742]

I was having dinner *retch

[@Milton2k]

10:08 How can Saturn produce sound if there is no air in space?

[@barbaraellis6637]

I’m old enough to remember when toilet paper came in pastel pink and blue- it was discontinued when it was thought that the color was causing irritation.

[@SonjaMorrison-i7j]

Flynn Ryder: the last hair bender.

[@merrileeheard3889]

Great list Mike and team. I knew a few of them, #25 in particular 😂👃☝️

[@megendoherty380]

Toilet paper is not always white! I grew up in the late 60's through 80's and remembered using blue, yellow and pink TP! Prove me wrong!

[@joevonwolfenstein21]

Alright, how, how did they so accurately produce those sounds for 1950s Sci-Fi??? It's uncanny Valley.

[@dvongrad]

I knew three of these. A fact about slavery to promote a list about slavery says something about your REAL feelings on the subject...

[@ev14304]

The first time I have seen the encore of a tee shirt _ needed to check the comments to verify it was a recent list _

[@terrybrady3575]

In the 70’s it was pink, blue, yellow or green.

[@sarahheld3761]

LOL I had my finger in my nose right before the video started 😣

[@merrileeheard3889]

😂☝️👃

[@danb2936]

We NEED TRISTAN BACK too,.. You both are brilliant on cam ❤❤❤

[@echognomecal6742]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.

[@Ij-jan]

In the 70s, you could buy colored toilet paper. You could get it to match your bathroom.

[@pollywops9242]

That last one needs several hours of explaining

[@kimberliallen226]

I love your channel, it's very interesting!

[@list25]

Thank you very much!

[@DragonPheonix13]

for those wondering, the sand grains fact means 875,000,000,000 grains of sand per person on earth. though i do wonder if the scientists took into consideration the sand under water, inside pockets of earth (such as opened from an earthquake long ago and later closed) , or man made sand. if any of these were not accounted forn then the number of sand grains per person increases.

[@anitaburch3094]

I will never be attacked by shark. Do go in ocean. Lol. Love learning all these things. Ty❤