25 Scary Facts That Are Terrifying Because They're True

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[@manueltapia1859]

We have parasite worms inside our body, men with blue eyes have more tendency became alcoholics, you are more chances to die in your birthday, cats are more likeky to eat you when you die than a dog 😮

[@maksimatic]

25 Facts That Are Terrifyingly True ? Couldn't that have said just as much?☺️ Respectfully of course

[@alexandraree2649]

Hey Mike, I learned that type A blood cannot be given to type B or O, and type B cannot be given to type A or O. Type O can be given to any blood group without causing an immune reaction. However, this blood group cannot receive any type except for type O. For blood type AB, this blood group cannot be given to any type except for type AB. But it can receive any blood group.

[@BLaymon060]

Mike, I love the shirt. I loved watching Rescue Rangers growing up

[@Amita8505]

I wanna know more about these unnecessary pelvic exams 🤔

[@KnightRanger38]

It would be interesting to see the percentage of Americans who refuse medical treatment because they are afraid of going bankrupt because of their medical issues.

[@eastsideterri25]

A WHOLE lot. I had to let surgeries go because I can't afford the deductible even. This isn't right. Worked my ass off then they screwed me out of income credits so I only get 900mo an 114 food card. Boy I'm li in high Now hahaha

[@Madmedic6073]

I live in the UK and so glad our health service in free, it’s a bit slow at times but at least you will not into the red to see your doctor 🇬🇧

[@thomashughes_teh]

No Joke. This happens. I have a 10 inch long scar on my leg to prove it. It should be a much thinner scar with suture marks that does not re-open and scab about once a year 41 years later.

[@derekbootle8316]

Nobody. Because hospitals have an indegent fund, federal refunds and tax write offs. Also, going bankrupt is one of the best thing I ever did and I kept my house and 2 cars.

[@suzmac1526]

Australia has free health care and I am so grateful for it. There is no way I could afford the surgery and chemo I need.

[@amandafloyd1617]

The fastest way to sink a ship, call it unsinkable

[@Dan-pv7mh]

Or plenty gossips like the Titanic

[@thomashumphrey48]

The Media of The Time Called Titanic 'Unsinkable' Not The Shipbuilders, Creators of 😮 Loose Lips Sink Ships!😮

[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

I just realized you were wearing a rescue rangers shirt and that is the coolest thing I have seen all week

[@JudeTavonFenwick]

Sorry you had such a terrible week 🥰

[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

@@JudeTavonFenwick I loved that show lol it was a blast from the past 😂

[@suethompson9892]

List 25 is a great programme and Mike is the best presenter

[@masterrserch3971]

I'm born and raised NYC and I ALWAYS have said, "if I get into a fight that almost feels live or die, BITING is 110% on the move list..." Sadly now, cuz of that biting fact, it seems like what I thought was an advantage is just a common move here. Looks like I better move to whipping people with car antennas... Wait my uncle did that in the early 60s .. And what car have friggin antennas these days?

[@homesheba]

Mine does.😃

[@SeamusMcGillicuddy0]

Democrats, don’t bite…they just cheat !

[@karnubawax]

Gives new meaning to bluetooth...

[@andeeharry]

7:34 According to recent study, some spiders are bigger yes, but not because of climate change, but because of human influence. The buildings are warmer, there is more food around, less predators, more resources, and more babies. We helped them get a little bigger, but the artic wolf spider is the biggest of the lot. Spider size varies throughout the years, and they haven't been this big for 165 million years. There is no need to worry, this always happens, we just influenced it this time.

[@Gazr965]

I prefer to say Arctic. Artic can be a short word for articulated vehicle/ truck. Gaz UK.

[@stevenanderson5272]

Arctic wolf spiders: A 2020 study found that warmer Arctic temperatures are causing wolf spiders to hatch eggs twice a year, and in larger quantities in their second clutches. The study also found that the female spiders themselves are growing larger. Larger spiders can produce more offspring, and are one of the Arctic's most abundant predators

[@conniebabcock4045]

I would rather be in a room with snakes than one spider.

[@pauljones2510]

I know someone who had a eye tumor. When it was first discovered, the doctor said to leave it alone because removal could do significant damage to the eye. Many years later, when such surgeries had been greatly improved, the tumor was removed and it was determined that it was an orbital teratoma. Essentially, an identical twin that had stopped development at that point.

[@jant7881]

This person had a twin growing in their eye?

[@pauljones2510]

@@jant7881 On the surface -- off to the side. Rare, but it does happen.

[@sandygarcia6684]

Life has always been a weird entity. One might say that the properties of reason and caution for the sanctity of life border on lunacy.

[@ElizzzaB]

Yipes! Bring down the costs of medical care. Filter those plastics.

[@mike79patton]

I like night time more than daytime because daytime has lots of annoying things, making pointless noise- people. Nigh time is much more peaceful.

[@IdahoRanchGirl]

Exactly!

[@danrowden199]

Agreed !

[@nobodyuknow6337]

The very last one with witnesses being afraid to come forward. Can't blame them. They aren't well protected. Some witnesses were even murdered while under police protection.

[@juliethompson7005]

In the early’80’s my sister and I took a back road in GA. We saw a KKK rally. The only words that come to mind is surreal. I honked the horn and gave the finger!

[@mamazalama]

I experienced sleep paralysis for the majority of my childhood and into my adult years. I finally hit upon something that drastically lowered their occurrence: food. I found that if I wake up in the night then it's best if I have a small something to eat, like a bowl of cereal or a bite of pastry, anything you might have on hand that's convenient so you can eat and then quickly go back to sleep. My sleep paralysis experiences were beyond terrifying with apparitions of demonic beings, being subject to assault from said beings and so much more. It's possible that when I was very young, I didn't get enough food and would often go to bed hungry. Our family was poor and I had several siblings, so food was scarce. But once I left home and had a more dependable source of food my sleep paralysis issues became less and less. What a huge relief to be able to sleep all through the night. I suggest anyone having the same issues give simple food a try.

[@cindyhoomalu1566]

Do you have any blood sugar issues? I can see how low blood sugar could cause sleep paralysis.

[@chellese4911]

Saying that pap tests are largely unnecessary and are for "no reason" without context is a bit dangerous. Pap tests are used to detect cancer. There are specific reasons why they may or may not be necessary.

[@scottrobinson9334]

There was context. He said on “young women”. Even most doctors and healthcare providers will tell you it’s recommended to be tested regularly after the age of 35

[@1957f100]

A pap smear from planned parenthood saved my wife 33 years ago. Listen to your gyno not utube

[@chellese4911]

@@scottrobinson9334 a pap test detected cervical cancer in my twenties. Age is not the primary reason someone may or may not need to be screened. Had I not been getting screened as a "young woman", I'd be dead.

[@juleskass5387]

Yeah Pap tests are extremely important

[@PatsyLill]

I would say more than a bit dangerous.

[@drewskiwolf]

I’m a Hemophiliac that was born in ‘82. Unfortunately, I was one of the thousands that received tainted plasma and contracted HIV and Hepatitis C. And because they kept the products on the shelves, I was just introducing the viruses over and over again. Not that that makes a big difference, but still. I was between 7 and 9 years old when I was infected.

[@cindyhoomalu1566]

I’m glad you are still around to tell the story! But that must have been so scary!!! I’m sure it’s probably still scary, but as a kid and the medical field just learning about it, I seriously just can’t imagine!

[@JimPrine]

There is an allowed percentage of rat hair, feces and insects in spices as well. Especially pepper.

[@nicholasharvey1232]

The optimist in me would like to believe that the insect parts in coffee might be from butterflies.

[@melzymoomin888]

How is that optimistic? 😂 Do butterflies taste nicer?

[@lisas3487]

​@melzymoomin888 yes...they taste like butter!

[@gigifrasieur1586]

😂 Butterflies specialize in eating the decaying remains of the dead …

[@natashastaten_holt2399]

That makes it better how?

[@josephmclemore9094]

Mike! I love the shirt! As soon as I saw it I recognized it and immediately had so many memories of watching that show as a kid. You're the best.

[@michaelkeller5555]

The safest seat on a plane is not on a Boeing

[@robbiemckenzie7822]

Amen

[@tarsha1020]

🎯

[@stevenanderson5272]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 right 👍

[@IrishMike22]

There are so so so so so many foods with allowable amounts of insects/insect parts in them. Reading the list and allowable....um....'parts' that make it in is waaaaaaay more than unsettling. But I will eat all of it anyway. Happily.

[@frankbrodie5168]

The obvious thing to note is that many many cultures happily eat many many insects. And many insects are in fact jam packed full of nutrients and useful vitamins. As humans we probably just baulk at eating insects due to their appearance. As a kid I'd happily eat spiders for kids paying me 5p a pop in the playground. These days I'll leave the spiders alone and can happily co-exist with them in my house now I'm divorced and middle aged. Because I hate the flies waaaaay more than I dislike the spiders.

[@IrishMike22]

@@frankbrodie5168 I don't think the issue with this one is the fact there are foreign "bodies" (haha) in foods we never expected. I remember reading this as a kid in the 80's so it's no surprise to me (and though I do eat almost anything I'll leave the spiders to your childhood memories 🤢)

[@mikes5637]

I'll take insects over plastic any day.

[@dorisklinger6683]

Peanut Butter turned my stomach. But when you consider the countries that typically eat insects and that even now our country is processing and adding insect protein to foods, its the way of the future. Its the rodents and their droppings that I'm concerned about.

[@draugami]

Extra source of protein and fiber.

[@sherylhowell5320]

In 1977 my grandfather was diagnosed with cancer. The super fast spreading kind(don't know technical name). In 8 mths., it spread from his lungs to his stomach, mouth, throat, rectum & brain. He received numerous blood transfusions. In the late 70s, hospitals did not test blood and it was right at this time they discovered a new viral disease, but didn't know anything about it or where it came from yet. It would be early 80s before they identified the viral infection as HIV/AIDS. In 1978, my grandfather died of HIV; not the cancer that ravaged his body; before the world ever heard of HIV.

[@jant7881]

How are you sure he died of HIV if they never tested his blood?

[@cindyhoomalu1566]

I thought HIV was the inactive phase where it is just multiplying in the blood and you don’t actually start to get sick until you develop AIDS.

[@ladylove8565]

That blood transfusions is my idea of terrifying not only does it involve needles which I find deathly scary to the point of fainting if I'm not laying down getting one or even watching someone get a needle then throw in all the horrible things involved with the blood transfusions and I might just avoid the hospital all together

[@ginachiaverini]

James Woods father died from being given the wrong type blood. As he was dying, he called Michael, James' little brother, and told him he was dead, but God let him make one last phone call from heaven so he could say goodbye.

[@samkamps3]

Great video as always, however it isnt a great idea to use antiperspirant unless absolutely necessary, your body is supposed to sweat, and stopping it from doing so can have detrimental effects.

[@LizTalley-u8c]

Love the shirt Mikey! Love the content more, keep up the wonderful work!

[@KenWoolnough]

I've been watching ouy channel for about 7 months. i quit commercial tv, Idont need to explain. Your channel, well list 25, is a great show, my granddaughters and I watch it a lot. The appropiate ones of course. Your channel gives facts that they, 5 and7, Write them down, then go look them up after the episode. Thank You guys for the vids. .

[@angiecolwell9596]

Yep! Even with excellent insurance through my employer I am now thousands in debt thanks to stage IV breast cancer AND recently diagnosed Sjogren's Syndrome. I have to keep working to keep the insurance in spite of feeling awful every single day. On top of that, my work environment is so toxic that people complain that I never smile and look mad so now I feel like I have to disclose my health issues just to get them to stfu.

[@Jia31099]

So in other words. I owe you money. Grow up.

[@SPAnComCat]

I'm not Scared, I'm already Desensitised. And I'm already Aware of all of this in every List. And it's even Worse that the Area I Live in is Currently Cloudy and Probably Rain, and that Weather has Sapped all of my Energy.

[@BabyHaylien]

Damn I do the fake smile all he time because I remember hearing one of these Dr channels say it can trick my brain into thinking I'm actually happy

[@TheBlindDyslexic]

This is the Form of Debt the Government should be forgiving. Not Student Loan Debt. People Choose when it comes to their college education. With the type of Degree, one goes out for, there Is some foresight. People do Not when it comes to Medical Debt. Medical debt is a Happenstance one does not foresee.

[@dianeroeder3350]

That is a GREAT idea!

[@reallifeanswers9764]

Did you find out how old the people doing the biting were? How many of those bites were in daycare and how many in nursing homes? Both of those are groups have an excuse. The first doesn't know better. The second group often has dementia so again they have an excuse.

[@unclej2763]

So the ever ongoing crisis of plastic pollution is definitely a big concern for our country indeed right now. I feel this is partly because recycling plants can’t clean disposable plastic containers for whatever reason, they’ve become so dirty, it’s hard to clean them. Thus, either these big industrial places have to melt down that plastic and so many containers go through the entire process once again of potentially becoming something new involving some kind of plastic in the manufacturing process. Or the smarter option of probably just trying to reuse some of these things for something else that maybe we can actually put to good use. I’m just glad at least in some parts of the US, we have reusable shopping bags to bring with us to the store when we go out to get our daily groceries.

[@andyf4292]

its really hard to get a fridge up to 88 miles an hour

[@anitaburch3094]

Love the info. You rock

[@Barbara-m2h]

I was one of those unfortunate children who became locked in an old refrigerator however when brother said he could hear me but could not my mom and my granddad new immediately where I was and of course I survived I am blessed by GOD to be here I am now in my 70s

[@happy_bubble7]

Papsmears are not useless. They're just often clear of diseases, but they catch diseases quickly. It saved my life to have regular exams.

[@FrancoisDaoust-o2q]

When I was Young, children died in these old fridges. Playing hide and seek and woops! the door closes on you and you were trap!

[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

Any chance you guys would do a compilation so we can listen to it in the shower or while cleaning?

[@Mr_T.]

Just blast it on your cellphone without watching the video.

[@Theheavymetalshop]

We interviewed 10,000 psychopaths and asked them what time of the day was their favorite to do their dirty deeds. Why? My response to this question - What? Where? Who? When?

[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

2:46 punky Brewster almost died like that in one of the episodes

[@Willow76ny]

It wasn’t Punky Brewster- it was her best friend Cherie Johnson.

[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

@@Willow76ny YES! THAT'S RIGHT! Thank you lol it's been sooooo long lol I was a kid when I watched it so thank you lol I had a feeling I might have been off but typed it anyway

[@IrishMike22]

Thats right! Damn yo it was almost rest in peace Cherie 😬

[@Eminems_woman_4_life]

Im from Australia but have always preferred America to my own country, but i do like prefer our healthcare system though because its free. Even if u don't have private health insurance, you can still get medical help

[@sherirottweilersforever7772]

They tax you for the free stuff.

[@audaciousred]

I went into major medical debt when my late husband died. To make matters worse, he was misdiagnosed and if he hadn't been he very well may not have died

[@lovingcomfort]

Baby cages were used in the US as well..

[@amandafloyd1617]

They let a certain amount in peanut butter too, of insect parts and rat too

[@ebenthealien]

LOVE the shirt, Mike! 🤘🏻

[@nupeygirl09]

That last fact was staggering and altogether one of many reasons folks are adamant about leaving here. That's such a sad and serious issue. 😢😢

[@sherrianneoneill710]

My husband's uncle who was a hemophiliac, received one of the batches of beyers blood and died of aids because of them. He was 36 years old. My husband is also a hemophiliac who receives treatment every 2nd day. We live in South Africa.

[@marmactwins]

It’s my first time seeing this guy and I love him! Funny dude!

[@list25]

Well, welcome to the channel!

[@marmactwins]

@@list25 😂❤️🤣

[@oubliette862]

I got myself stuck in a fridge when I was little. Fortunately my mom came along and opened the door. The instant it shut I couldn't breathe and it wouldn't open.

[@oubliette862]

@traybern tell you what, go find yourself a fridge in proper working order, climb inside, close the door then tell me about how it's full of air.

[@bernardo1524]

List25 is better than 101 facts

[@stevecarson4162]

#24: In CIVILIZED countries, decent health care is a basic right of all citizens -- not just a way to keep doctors RICH, like in the U.S. I recently spent the night in the ER, where I was seen by the ER specialist. A neurologist saw me THE FOLLOWING DAY, who ordered a CT-scan and an MRI. At the end of it, my BILL was *$NOTHING.* (In the U.S., the MRI alone would have wiped out many people's life's savings.

[@jenniferpost8833]

Omg rescue rangers,, I loved that show

[@rickhernandez7666]

4. That's why blood banking is incredibly regulated and there are some very strict guidelines on donating, processing, and transfusing blood. 1. Pretty nice if you're an aspiring serial killer.

[@Barbara-m2h]

I'm a living testimony to that I was trapped inside an old refrigerator that have been put outside quite accidentally but my mother and my grandfather found me just in time

[@brentonlively9322]

Another nice video Mike and List25 crew

[@Zulu2020]

Finally one good LAW that actually helped the American people or children I should say

[@katherinelaxton5564]

I LOVE your shirt!!!

[@jenniferfielding4372]

Thank you!

[@irenec4210]

I lived before. I used to ask my mother as a toddler “When did we change our names?” I have since forgotten my old name, I only remember it was Italian. My mother thinks I am the devil incarnate because I asked her these questions and knew things I should not have as a toddler. Then as a teenager I liked metal, it was the 80s when metal was new and good.

[@ShadowLynxXIII]

I first heard about the Futile story on the 90s show Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction

[@MartyWiggins-x2k]

The front passenger seat is nicknamed the death seat because most fatalities occur with passengers sitting in this seat

[@MaritaPauly]

Thank you. Life enriching content🌀

[@ilionreactor1079]

15:51 "...the odds of catching your killer are not in your favor." The 2/3 solution rate is still above 50-50, so the odds, while reduced, are still in your favor, two out of three times.

[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

4:35 I have that same coffee cup for hot chocolate

[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

@traybern lol Walmart, like ten bucks.. or do you mean the bugs 😂 yea, that's pretty gross

[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

@traybern wait until you find out I use it for my broth too 😂

[@peterburi2727]

I'm not sure which is worse, micro plastic or fluoridated water.

[@frankbrodie5168]

Again... The statistics stating that you're more likely to be struck by lightning, than be involved in an aeroplane crash, is sort of ignoring the fact that the only people who could possibly be involved in an aeroplane crash are those people who er... are on a plane. Something that being struck by lightning does not require. You're basically saying that 11 times as many people get struck by lightning, as are involved in plane crashes. When the amount of people using aircraft is stated as about 5% of people. Which is literally 1/20th the number of people with the potential to be struck by lightning. (i.e. everybody.)

[@joshlunt7827]

Interesting video as always, Mike!

[@list25]

Thanks for watching

[@joshlunt7827]

@@list25 No problem

[@vaelegoro7782]

@List25 12:00 ish On a similar note smiling when you know that something should make you smile but isn't like petting or playing with your cat doing it often enough you may eventually find yourself genuinely smiling at them and feel a little happier

[@andeeharry]

didn't know about the London baby cages. that's quite scary

[@saphiramystique2086]

My older sister hates spiders, she would not like to know that spider fact, unfortunately, someone has to tell her, I guess that burden falls on me.

[@jennyfab312]

Any food has a chance of bugs in it

[@pam8962]

Thanks 😊 ❤ Mike

[@CJ-yk4sn]

The % of bugs in coffee applies to any packaged foods with preservatives. Also small amounts of metal can go through

[@SeamusMcGillicuddy0]

I was bitten by a Czechoslovakian, in Hoboken, New Jersey.

[@BrookeTurner-m5k]

OMG!!! I LOVE YOUR SHIRT!!!!!

[@list25]

Thank you so much!

[@ericaattanasoff6754]

Love both the useful and useless information you provide LOL! Not to mention that awesome shirt. Keep doing what you’re doing, you’re great

[@johnholmesinchesahead342]

Your spray-on beard is so cute - watching it took my mind off of the shock of the facts you state.

[@Dragnmastralex]

the whole VR thing may seem frightening but gamers actually have been waiting for that. it's what they call full dive and is akin to what they do in the anime Sword Art Online where you can actually fully immerse yourself in the game itself.

[@russellmiller1885]

Dude your shirt. Where did you score that?

[@margarettucker6597]

Well, that was quite interesting and scary as s***But such is life.Thank you very much god bless all

[@kellyrickard3833]

One in three xxhance your killer won't be found? Pssh I wa violently s.a.ed went to my Dr. To have the bite marks treated, have the other trauma treated. He took pictures and reported. The officer that showed up laughed and said this is high school drama! Made me right out my statement on a blank piece of paper, and asked no questions. He accused me of being drunk. I don't drink, or do drugs and I was 38. There's security footage the detective could've gotten to see every word I said was true. He didn't, and he called one day to say they both came in together, and said they didn't do it. When asked if he got the security footage he laughed and said no. He took a empty cd and wrote security footage on it and sat ot in front of them. So he was sorry but there was nothing more he could do. So I guess the bite marks probably wasn't evidence enough either. Worthless! Everyone needs to save themselves! Don't count on police! I moved to a farm out of state and I now am too afraid to leave my property. So they get away free, and I'm left broken with no justice.

[@nostalgiaprincess]

12:24 statistically there has to be a safest seat

[@pauljones2510]

Greenhouse Gasses??? Really??? Newsflash: Carbon dioxide is not an environment toxin or pollutant. It is, in fact, plant food. Further, the environment is carbon dioxide depleted. Read up on: 1. Carbon cycle 2. Oxygen cycle 3. Water cycle

[@robpolaris7272]

We come up with these elaborate monsters when the scary monsters are already here. A bear won’t just kill you. They put a foot on you 600-2000 pounds worth and they tear pieces of you off one by one and eat you. Some people have been alive for half an hour being eaten.

[@emaarnold2331]

I have that same Reese's mug.

[@psychedelicpython]

The tap water in our apartment comes out of our tap is light yellow with gross thing's floating in it. My husband and I buy bottled water for drinking in BPA free bottles.

[@Willow76ny]

Where did you get your shirt?!

[@christigmc]

I do wonder how many of those 90% solved murders from 50 years ago were actually correct. One must also factor in the better technology we have and how many people have been exonerated due to new technology. I don’t know if police procedure and mentality has changed over the last 50 years. I had a customer who is a retired police officer. He had this mentality of I caught you, you’re guilty. You don’t deserve a trial. I live in a neighborhood with a lot of police and I was a witness to a crime a few years ago. I get more of a we want the truth even if it hurts the case mentality from my experience.

[@conradmaceo]

🙏🙏🙏Thank you so much for the time machine not being a refrigerator!!! Would have been was less cool!🤦🏽‍♂️

[@majirayne1063]

I have both been in a plane crash and hit by lightning. Lucky or unlucky?

[@conniebabcock4045]

"Beetlejuice anyone" , 😂😂😂😂

[@billyrodriguez1878]

The murders today see a lot of CSI like shows that can actually help you commit the perfect crime.

[@majirayne1063]

Paps are important on young girls if born with asymptomatic gonorrhea that sterilizes them - former top usa medical school university of Washington women's health researcher

[@FrancoisDaoust-o2q]

Hi, I'm from Montréal, Québec, Canada. I dont understand why you Americans don't went free health programs. Here, we don't pay a cent for any medical intervention. Wouldn't it be nice in the USA?🤩

[@donnathompson559]

Uk here I don't understand it either

[@susantieken646]

I think a lot of us do, but the others are too uninterested in even trying to understand how beneficial it would be. And if someone gets back into office this fall, we will never have a chance!

[@VictorRobotov00]

Agree with all of you. Especially about this fall. But I’m sure most would want it, but that there’s even a couple of people that may say otherwise, I’d absolutely terrifying.

[@richdorak1547]

You pay for healthcare with either your money ( USA ) or your time ( UK and others ). You can always find the money but suffering for a longer amount of time is worse IMO .

[@alexhoward9684]

Maybe. But why do so many wealthy Canadians fly ti the U.S. fir their cancer treatments and surgeries?? I've met them, many were repeat patients. Most had the same story, they couldn't wait for 2 years to have life saving surgeries for aggressive tumors and other procedures because they'd perish waiting before receiving life saving treatment. Free is great. But waiting more than avyear, often 2 is not free, it's barbaric!

[@ninaharper6282]

I knew the fact about the novella, Futility.

[@fluffgirl1000]

There was no plastic anything when I was a kid..or aluminium can..now I’m 82

[@vaelegoro7782]

To be fair "unsinkable" ship gets sunk is at the time before it happened irl would have been a great plot idea and ironic which ads to the greatness and a name like titan that is equally as strong as it's supposed invincibility makes sense so yeah nobody needed to be psychic for that prediction it could have happened to anyone

[@javiercancino520]

Numbah 19 . louse in the cabbage is better than no meat at all . Not sure where I heard this

[@phillipfletcher2251]

Should I be consuming more micro plastics? I feel like I’m missing out.

[@PatsyLill]

Don't worry, you are getting plenty.

[@susanrobinson910]

Regarding centrifugal birthing…just wait until you find out the true purpose of why the chainsaw was invented! 😳😳 Btw, centrifugal is pronounced “sen-TRI-fu-gull” 😊

[@HollyBrandenburg-yo1nr]

Roy Sullivan probably had a completely different opinion about the odds of being struck by lightning!