Strangest Things Found Under Floorboards

[@kaw8473]

When we remodeled the basement in our first home to sell it we hid a Halloween skeleton behind the newly installed bathtub/shower combination. We propped him up on a busch light box surrounded by the beer cans drank during work. I can't wait to see it in the news 20 years from now.

[@uzochukwukifas3296]

You are right

[@joycechandler4474]

Omg that’s hilarious 😂

[@Kaniwani]

I have to do this myself. Genius prank.

[@yeeticustd2256]

And it will be old and dirty with cobwebs as well

[@ZONE4SOUFWESTATLGANGSTAFATT]

You guys are just horrible 😂

[@JasonHalversonjaydog]

8:03 "66 bottles of beer in the wall, 66 bottles of beer, take one down pass it around, 66 bottles of beer in the wall!" 😂

[@judy-9999]

That’s not actually the title of that song dude 🤨

[@Dog_that_eats_garlic_bread]

... bruh i dont wat to hear a repeated song 66 times!!

[@yvonnechen3441]

This video made me remember something I left before I moved. I was around 5 or 6 years old when my family bought a house and we were getting ready to move out of the apartment. I had a REALLY creepy doll that I didn’t want but I was too afraid to throw it out in case it comes back to haunt me. I thought that moving would be the perfect opportunity to get rid of it so I putted the doll in the corner of the room’s storage closet and never looked back. This memory resurfaced while I was watching the video and I feel so bad for the people that moved in after.

[@atina197796]

I removed the carpet from my room when we first moved into our house but had left it in my closet for a year, the next year I started redoing the the hardwood floor in my room and removed the carpet in my closet, and found a laundry chute. Funniest part I had been asking my mother if I could put one in since the laundry room was right under my room for a whole year I could of been using it if I had just removed the carpet from the closet when we first moved in. I didn't notice it from the basement because of insulation was covering the ceiling in the basement which I quickly removed so I could just toss my dirty clothes done right into the basement instead of hauling it all thru the house and into the basement. May not of been treasure but it was the best find in the house so far.

[@bleachrocks2]

After my then soon-to-be stepmother adopted a baby, she forced my dad to close up the laundry chute in his house. So lame

[@rhonni1624]

I have a secret hidden laundry chute in my house. The former owner built it had to hide it because they are a fire hazard. They can create an air tunnel for fire to travel thru

[@moodypolaroid11]

That’s sick

[@wendyhaase4401]

The house I lived in before had a laundry chute in the bathroom Simon you go in and take a shower with your clothes on open up a cabinet door and throw your dirty clothes down the chute I miss my laundry chute

[@carolgibson-wilson4354]

@@wendyhaase4401 I grew up in a house that had a chute and an opening in the kitchen too. It was a great place to hide for hide and seek.

[@dianab8008]

House I purchased years ago, had a hidden room in the garage. There was a tool peg board on one wall, if you removed the bolts holding it up, a hidden door was behind it. Previous owners were suspected of growing weed . Had lights etc inside all set up for growing plants ..

[@elizabeth3645]

feel like i should become an archaeologist.

[@shawnconnolly5525]

Continue there legacy 😂

[@jared.p240]

My father had this black trommel that was filled with random, 30+ year old ammunition that was sitting in the garage for who knows how long. The one day, he dug in it to look for a few firearm parts and I spotted a large, badly tarnished piece of metal. I took it out and it turned out to be an empty 20x110 Hispano casing. I was so thrilled to get it. A few weeks later, I asked my father if I could sort out the ammo(I was very adament on going through the ammo and plus, I was very bored that day), I ended up getting 2 inert 20x110 autocannon rounds( I had to give the one to my brother for sibling reasons), 1 inert 14.5x114 Anti-Tank(now Anti-Material) round and 1 inert 50 BMG! Later down the line, I found an inert 7.92x57 Mauser M/88 Patrone, a dummy .303 British from WW2 and an inert 7.62x54r. They are all sitting on a shelf above my desk now

[@BeastOuncelifeian]

Tell us you are dangerously unstable, without telling us you are Dangerously Unstable

[@jared.p240]

@@BeastOuncelifeian Come again?

[@BeastOuncelifeian]

@@jared.p240 your comment was all about gun shite. To have such a fixation is dangerously unstable.

[@jared.p240]

@@BeastOuncelifeianHow does me collecting inert ammunition and having an interest in firearms, mean I have a "fixation" and makes me "dangerously unstable?" I'm genuinely curious as to how you came to such a conclusion? Did you not stop to think that maybe this is a hobby of mine? Please, if you have nothing of value to add to my original comment or if you wanna keep calling me "dangerously unstable," then keep it to yourself and don't bother replying. This is my last ever reply to you because you are no longer worth my time, after I send this reply, if you are going to insult me over my hobby and interests

[@BeastOuncelifeian]

@@jared.p240 LOFL,OF COURSE I "stopped to think" (you really thought I hadn't LOFL) that it is "a hobby". Thanks for agreeing with me. Too bad you fail to see why that makes you dangerously unstable. Not everyone here is ignorant, we know what people admit to is just scratching the surface.....so "inert" your way to being convinced you've got everyone fooled. In fact, I'll give it to you: You are a Hobbyist that collects inert shells/etc..OK that's typed, admitted,and understood. Now then...what is it about your brain that gives importance to inert weapons of war? Yeah,that's the dangerously unstable part that even you aren't aware of. Like trans people thinking they are ok and everyone should just treat them as normal, when we know full well that there is something dangerously unstable about having such a fixation in believing something that's wrong. Sure,to THEM they are fine....the rest of us know they will eventually have inner conflict and snap.on themselves,or another....given time and opportunity,they snap. It's because they're mentally ill. To be specific: gender dysmorphia, and body dysmorphia. We know these mental illnesses are the cause of their belief system. But what part and what type of mental illness would cause somebody to collect dead weapons of war? Is another example if you walk down the serial killer rabbit hole.... Some of those perverts started by just collecting pictures of naked kids as a hobby. Get it now, dangerously unstable? There are only certain mentalities that would get off on collecting old, used ,weapons of war, and that list is not very long. Sure you can blame history, archeology, whatever you want to convince yourself that it's okay. But in your original comment you give yourself away...... As dangerously unstable. As far as wasting time ,yes you are because you will never agree with me, to do so would expose more than you wanted to in the first place, and I'm not trying to convince you of anything either. In fact,the kicker here is: my reply is not/was not for You. It's for future readers that may know someone LIKE YOU,and can make some thought provoking comparisons.of their own. Thanks for letting me use you for this purpose.

[@BobTheBreaker9]

We discovered a hidden basement sealed up over our bathroom when we plumbing issues. The sick ppl who covered it up also left a heater on down there which solved the issue of the utility bill being so high

[@Marychange]

WOW! Thats crazy.

[@patricraty5848]

Omfg wtf that's insane I'm so sorry what do you use that basement for now???

[@BobTheBreaker9]

@@patricraty5848 it was re-covered because the add on to the house was built right over it’s only entrance. We put Halloween decorations down there for perhaps a scare for the next folks who come across it😁

[@englishatheart]

People* Use actual words.

[@AtomicArtumas]

@@englishatheart This is the internet. Ppl is a very commonly used and recognized shortening. Get over yourself and just accept the modernization of communication already.

[@RespectfullyReal]

If the last story is accurate, what an incredible discovery! I'm so pleased to hear that the couple in Jerusalem decided to contact the proper authority to continue the excavation. They made a very honorable decision to care for the remarkable site with such grace. How wonderful that they have continued to protect the location, yet still provide access to select reporters who can share it with the world. I pray they continue to uphold these standards and that the discovery brings them great blessings.

[@spishhmuzz2147]

I am from Grimsby I am six I am Irish my name is Seamus Fergus my I sports Celtic the pitch is in Scotland my birthday is in September tweet third I am nicely Devin I am from Ireland I have got a one dollar I have got nighty two powns.

[@lasagnapaper]

Agreed

[@jackawesome295]

0:37-2:29 a visit from Thomas AKA oliversuaris in real life

[@Yash-up5gz]

Few years back When I was playing in a field I found a coin it was from 1856-57 back then India was ruled by British . The coin had turned green it's engraving were quite faint but there was a portrait of a person on it.

[@Siezta]

Ok

[@JerryEricsson]

When I was a teen ager one of my buddies father bought up an old run down shack to tear down, he wanted the lumber to build a garage. So I joined with my buddy his brother and father to tear the place down. Behind the sheet rock that covered the walls there was news paper tacked to the wall to act as insulation. It was from the 1920's and we had a great time reading them, even comics were there. Sure we found some old coins as well, mostly Indian head pennies and V nickels nothing to get rich on, the dad kept all the coins. He still lives in the nursing home but has lost his memory now that he is nearly 100 years of age. Oh the garage turned out well, I got the used sheet rock and nailed it up on the inside of an old granary behind our house, thus turning it into a party shack, the source of many of the fellows who hung out with me loosing their virginity to some of the local girls, and gallons of home brewed wine being consumed in the process.

[@bitonic589]

Yeah, totally... Your grammar is worse than a 2 year old

[@baseball1942]

Yash do you still have the coin

[@toniatchison3678]

My grandfather built a 3-seasons porch on his house when he was a much younger man. My mom and dad inherited the house when grandpa passed away. One of the neat things about that porch was what we thought was old reclaimed granite from buildings that were torn down. Later, my dad had to reset a loose slab. That's when we discovered these slabs of granite are actually old tombstones! My dad remembers his dad picking up extra work in the early 40's helping move an old cemetery. Kinda looks like grandpa recycled some unwanted tombstones. Oh, and the house was sold September 27th of this year......and no one told the new owners, lol.

[@Ashliaxi]

Oof

[@adrijusgrieze3472]

XD hope your dad was not scared when he found them lol

[@toniatchison3678]

@@adrijusgrieze3472 naw, he just kinda shook his head. Later he told my mom and she told us. I will tell you though, I inherited a large cabinet he made, and it's topped by a large slab of granite. When we were moving it to my house, all 4 of us kids and my daughter checked it out very carefully to make sure that wasn't a gravestone too, lol

[@razorwolf2758]

They are now surrounded by death 💀

[@englishatheart]

'40s*

[@EyesOfByes]

My sister in Norway found two tons of dirt under the floor, which had been used as thermal insulation. Not as exciting as a Viking burial, and more annoying to get rid off aswell 😁

[@traceypenfold7781]

Oh ffs hahaha 😅

[@Lplayzz.aviation]

@beluga 2.0 FÆĶƏ

[@alpha-wr1do]

That's kind of impressive

[@mamacindyrogofsky495]

🤣🤣🤣

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

I was renting a old house and up in the attic, under the floorboards, I found an old coin catalog. I searched and searched but unfortunately no coins were hidden there. A different house i rented had an old speakeasy in the basement. I found lots of old bottles, bottle openers and behind one wall of the bar was old pinup posters of women.

[@Corrie-Lee]

That second one is sooo cool. To find an old speakeasy would be pretty darn cool

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

@@Corrie-Lee yes, it was interesting.

[@Corrie-Lee]

@@julietteoscaralphanovember2223 I bet 🙂

[@theadventuresofrachelandav6540]

Omg it would be soooo exciting to find anything old hidden in your house. So cool

[@JerryEricsson]

In 1962 we moved off the farm and into a rented apartment in town so my sisters could attend High School. It was a long ranch house with our apartment, 2 rooms on the west end of the building, and a bedroom for me which I shared with a transient dude who washed dishes in a local cafe to make enough to pay rent and got his meals free at the cafe as part of his pay. One morning I was ready to walk to school when I walked out the door and a huge hole was right beside the old wooden porch. Seems there was once an open well there and it was covered by a few boards and dirt around 100 years before. I got my dad and the land lord who lived in the space between my bedroom and our apartment. They called in an outfit that made concreate and furnished gravel for roads and such. They came over and decided to begin by dropping a few barrels down the hold. 5 55 gallon drums were dropped before it appeared to get near the top, then they hauled in a large gravel truck filled with gravel and dumped it on top of the barrels, then capped it with a cement slab to cover the whole mess. A couple of years ago, I drove by the lot where that house used to stand, there was a lady with three little kids putting in a garden beside the slab. I can imagine that those drums have rusted away over the years and I have no idea how long that cement slab will hold up when all the underlying support is gone. Thus far nobody has done any thing about it. Guess they don't give a crap.

[@Siezta]

Ok

[@Corrie-Lee]

Man, what a find! I guarantee they were able to buy a nice new house with all those Viking artifacts they found. I'd be all for digging my house up too 😁

[@Corrie-Lee]

@S. KO maybe and quite possibly. I guess we won't know

[@MartaWomack]

I moved into a house in Florida that had hundreds of scorpions, much to my horror! Turns out the guy who lived there before me collected all sorts of insects for study as part of his work in the Dept. of Agriculture. Not impressed, I called an exterminator to have them all evicted!

[@chaoscoolcreations]

that sucks

[@Jamey-leeGericke]

Bruh the first owner should have taken the scorpions with him to study

[@Sandra-bq1ii]

@MartaWomack... Scorpions Belong tO the Class oF Arachnida; noT Insects!🐞🐜Lol.

[@Alicee1andOnly]

I got a strong feeling that the couple who found the bootleggers secret stash sold that whiskey for a lot more than $1,000 each & most definitely kept more than just one bottle for themselves.

[@bophelomphakati5088]

This made my day

[@Helen-sound]

I was thinking the same thing but if it wasn’t left to mature in the kegs then it would be a quite odd taste. My lovely dad found this idea about ageing whiskey confusing . The taste is due to the malts , water ,grain and what was in the keg before ie Sherry . The age is determined on how long it is kept in the keg . A keg of whiskey that has now reached 18 years old gets decanted into bottles will always be 18 years old in the bottle . It only ages in the keg . So when dad was given some old bottles of malt whiskey he was adding on the years it had been lying in the bottle . It didn’t stop him enjoying drinking it . X

[@bophelomphakati5088]

@God father with a gun of full shakes stop ✋ being a perv 🙄

[@tylerdrummond4609]

@@Helen-sound I found that confusing at first too. My mom has a large collection of unopened bottle/ cans from all over the world that my papa collected, about 6 months back I cracked a bottle of malt and mmm mm mmmmmm!( im not even a wiskey guy)

[@Shinobinate]

One of my favorite channels ❤ awesome content as always 👊

[@penny_the_wiser413]

The Jewish bath was a really cool find. 2,000 years old. What an amazing piece of history.

[@joe_DW]

Well done I have been subbed for 4 years keep up the content

[@maximasromulus6316]

I would have given Steve's golden honesty at least a reasonable percentage finder's fee.

[@chrisk7626]

I used to be a plumber we used to swap stories in the trades and we always said that would be the worst case scenario is climbing underneath the house and finding rattlesnakes years later we're having the same discussion with a bunch of other guys and the guys I got one worse than that he said he was in Downtown LA under the apartment building and he crawled over several cement Piers to the back corner where you needed to work and all the sudden here is growling Pitbull Mama protecting her babies😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥

[@leanfranciscabatu-an4228]

ok

[@toddlenard7602]

I have been a plumber for 33 years. I have encountered snakes raccoons possums armadillos all kinds of crazy stuff under houses and buildings. I even found an old suitcase one time under a lady's house and brought it out for her and we opened it up and there are all kinds of pictures from girls in the '70s. There were also all kinds of different homemade knives and pics and other cutting objects in there that seemed to be stained with old looking blood. We had the police come out and they come got it. Still do not know the outcome to this day. Don't know if I really want to know or not. I also encountered a homeless person living under someone's crawl space. It shaved about 5 years off my life.

[@TheWatcher93MV]

i live in Italy, we live in a house made in the 50s, the house next to it is much older. we purchased id and attached it to the previous home to make more space room, renovations led us to find some neat stuff ... we found a 1 cent dated back to 1834 from the Lombardo-Veneto reign in the stairs leading to the cellar alongside a molar tooth, we asked around and they said they used to throw a coin in the foundations. other than that we found a chest in the yard toilet with rotten and molded papers inside and few old bottles of wine in the cellar, wich we left there because we don't know what's actually inside (the label rotted away) and they are still wax sealed. Other than that nothing more cool stuff, even if my dad is convinced there may be something hidden under the cellar's floor (no tiles, only dirt with rocks on top)

[@ArrowMaster_]

1:20 I am from Norway🇳🇴, and the way he said "Tromsø", made me laugh so hard🤣🤣🤣

[@juneyshu6197]

Would love to hear you pronounce "There was an eroor processing your request for a wedding ring!" Everyone cant master every oanguage.

[@kristinadjurfors8280]

I am Swedish I laugh to, the other day I watched something about cults and Knutby came up and how they pronounced that was also hilarious. It sounded like nutby so people probably believe it just lived nuts there 😆.

[@124adams]

@@Corrie-Lee>> then

[@Corrie-Lee]

How do you pronounce it?

[@ricahaurymn]

At one time I found an old glass telephone cable insulator; and, at another time while digging up a small portion of the backyard of one house I lived in for a small garden, found a flint arrowhead

[@JerryEricsson]

The house I now own came with a 3 gallon milk pail filled with those glass insulators, I think there are 10 or more in it. I have never really cleaned them up to look at, they are still in the corner of the dirt dugout basement.

[@chinchilla6547]

I grew up in an old Victorian house and I remember wanting to start a flower garden. I was digging next to the house when I found a few old glass bottles buried. Turns out I found the “trash pit” of the original owners! We dug up a few more glass goods and still have some to this day. One man’s trash!

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

I wonder how many people's remains are actually under their house. Creepy.

[@jakewilson4679]

This is my favorite BE AMAZED narrator! Great video 😊🐒

[@janesekillebrew8774]

My house was built in 1947. Replacing pipes underneath we found the original owner used timber 🪵 from his own sawmill to build the floor joists. Very thick & solid.

[@birbwatcher5677]

sus

[@JerryEricsson]

When I moved back to my hometown at the end of my career I came first and found us a house. I had one order from the boss, it MUST have no steps as she had a very bad hip and steps were very hard for her. Well I looked at what was available and found a nice little ranch home no steps going in, and of course ranch homes are all on one level. Of course she did have a basement, just a pit under the house really with a couple of cement slabs where the water heater and furnace were. The heat was hot water recirculation and a couple owners ago a plumber had the house. When the furnace went out, I guess he replaced it with a nice used unit that came from the SCHOOL for Gods Sake. This furnace could heat five houses this size with no problems The heating bill was not to bad either so I guess we did OK. The house is now paid for in full and here I sit, my wife passed on and I am getting old so my daughter came here to care for me, a real Godsend. Now I know why we procreate!

[@janesekillebrew8774]

@@JerryEricsson that's a lovely memory to have 🥰💐 Thank you so much for sharing this 💐

[@cameronwright8634]

@@JerryEricsson that sounds awesome

[@dalton6578]

When I remodeled my undated houses bathroom, I found 17 unopened bottles of Avon bottles in an old sealed up medicine cabinet. They are estimated to be from the mid to late 1920s.

[@travelingmaddy]

When I started watching this channel was at 11M subs already now u have 11.1M That is amazing!

[@Abizcool12]

11.2

[@Huntrezz]

its a long time to not hearing this legendary guy voice's , what he name actually???❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘

[@lamnganbiangom8531]

AMONGUS!

[@everybodyclapyohands]

@@lamnganbiangom8531 what's up with the meme? Also what's yaunfai

[@regierojewelpanganoron4888]

@@everybodyclapyohands you dont know amongus!?

[@aaroncummings970]

According to Google, it's Matthew Santoro

[@russian_agent8512]

@@everybodyclapyohands Translate "Keys Cow" To Filipino

[@Earlisrandom]

Didn’t happen to me but a friend moved houses and it turned out almost the whole house was a massive wasps nest.

[@catloaf4556]

Oh, HELL no!

[@karrahanley3641]

I really enjoyed this video, well done 2 thumbs up 👍👍

[@trendyinsight9080]

Wow! I would be shocked to find a well in my house one day. But kind of make a nice secret passage.

[@donutshark2013_og]

My grandpa recently died, our family searched the house for stuff to clean it, and we found a gas leak, if we had lit a candle, the place would have gone ablaze 'o'

[@runawayslaveriver]

lava tubes are know to have diamonds and other precious stones that are shoved up from the mantle during eruptions..... GET OFF ME PROPTYYYYY!!!!

[@racingcaristhebeast7213]

what

[@davidlane256]

When I was 8 or 9 years old, the back patio of the house we lived in was struck by lightning, opening a portal to an alternate reality where alternate versions of us lived in wealthy luxury. They were greedy and chased us out with some kind of glowing sticks. Then the portal closed.

[@jeffhagerman2905]

'Sounds like you found some good stuff!

[@Truthnowalways]

Lol

[@JerryEricsson]

Nice story. When I was about that age, we moved off the old home place to another farm nearby. We were thrilled as this house had electricity and the well was very near the house. One night a huge storm came through and lightning did actually strike a large rock near my bedroom window. The thunder was deafening and the smell was nearly overwhelming. The next morning I got up early to see where it struck. There in the middle of that big old rock was a large hole melted as if a huge torch had burned through. It must have done something to the house as well because shortly after that a ghost began to haunt the kitchen. We moved to town shortly after that and Dad put the farm in the soil bank for 5 years, after which he sold it to a neighbor.

[@bitonic589]

I hope you're just joking

[@davidlane256]

@@JerryEricsson lightning struck nearby, but probably not on the porch. The pedal of a bicycle was spinning, so we thought it was struck. Now I know that it would have been blackened and probably seized up rather than spinning.

[@nickg9170]

I just realised that the dude nodding at the end of the gold story is from porn. And I have just publicly outed myself as knowing who he is.

[@Davest420]

I love that when he’s showing that guy he says “hefty tip”. Awesome

[@nickg9170]

@@Davest420 haha I didn’t pick up on that. Makes it even better! Kieran Lee is his name if anyone is curious.

[@robertclark2253]

Viking sites can be found all over Europe especially Norway , Denmark , Sweden and the British isles of Shetland , Orkneys and Great Britain itself especially the eastern parts of England and Scotland .

[@jaydenyetman2467]

Have any of you wondered where he learned these things 🤔

[@andresvasquezomega]

Reddit

[@Jonny_Syrup]

My brother and I replaced a roof. Below the decking we left an “the world is ending” type of message for someone to discover.

[@BenBreed-2007synthguy]

That secret lava tube one is my favorite! I would deck it out and turn it into a badass underground music studio!

[@rootbrian4815]

I'll mention what I discovered about my area and neighbourhood (it's no secret either), my street used to be called scott avenue. Was supposed to be a planned community, but it didn't pan out. Houses would've been on the north and south side of the road, except things changed and it went from a concrete producing foundry to apartments(5, another 4 on jane street). A railway (A tram that pulled eight rail cars), the toronto-guelph beltline ran across to just east of keele (gunns road). If you look up smyth park, you'll find out the history behind it. Yes, canadian. Looking at old maps clued me in about the area. One of my neighbours found a rail spike from the 1900's (what was left of it) in the park. When walking behind the areas at the outer edge of the property of all the buildings, there's remnants of construction remains, signs, poles and what resembled rail. Haven't been back there and it's been 20 years since. LOL

[@noahsworld9975]

Your videos are the best!! Keep up the good work!!!

[@kimkoch8433]

When I first moved in the new home I saw a human skeleton in the basement I had to investigate 🤐😟😟😟😟😨😟

[@grudeasnaots210]

I'm a Big fan of this channel

[@Spiderwebpotato]

15:19 knowing that he told the homeowners instead of keeping at least a little bit of the gold restores my faith in humanity bc Ima be honest I would’ve kept 1 of the jars

[@eliisser2494]

21:17 I speak Hebrew, and at the top the word l’hezaher means beware. Unfortunately, I couldn’t quite read what the bottom part says, so I’m not sure the rest of the note. If any one can see how it looks, if you respond, I might have an answer.

[@omergeorge]

מסכן הבן אדם הוא חשב שזה אמיתי.

[@eliisser2494]

That means “poor man, he thought it was real”

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️

[@sprinkles_091]

so..my grandmother was a witch, and thats just how i grew up, and i can tell you what the box is. the locness box is a dybbuk box..opening it releases the trapped spirit inside, put there by a coven, it takes a coven not just one sole individual. it could have been anything from bad memories, a passed loved one haunting the individual, or a demon possessing an individual..you need somewhere to put them. an individual can also ask the help of said coven, and with a price, they will gladly help rid the person of their demons. there has to be a picture to represent the demon, such as a drawing from the person needing to be free'd. yes it seemed similar to the movie, but a demon takes the form of what frightens you most, usually in the form of sleep paralysis. it wasnt a good idea to break the wax seal, as the spirit, good or evil, could rubber band back to the individual who put it there in the first place and punish them. unless, the opener of the box is fitting enough to be the new vessel.

[@ShalmendoGlineux]

What about the circle of salt that was placed around it beforehand?

[@adrianbestboy98]

Whatever you smoked please deliver to me by courier i wanna try

[@rhollowaybusiness]

Doesn’t the picture look like the villain in Sinister?

[@MichaelTrentColvin]

The cave ??? A concert hall !!! SLAYER !!!!

[@SpinzoLynxYT]

I love this series

[@Logiebear2310]

8:06: 66 bottles of beer underground, 66 bottles underground. Take one up pass it around 65 bottles of beer underground!

[@aidendoyle6126]

Just to think in a million years OUR THING WE MADE MIGHT BE FOUND JUST LIKE ALL OF THIS!

[@Aliver.25_Legue]

I'm really happy that I know BE AMAZED 1 year with BE AMAZED And I still getting AMAZED

[@gregj4857]

When my parents built their home they found a cache of civil war canon balls, turns out the sight was once an old iron mill.

[@christophermerlot3366]

Cool. BTW I believe that word you want is cache.

[@Lucky_Born_In_2013]

01:34 bro has ancient artifacts 😮

[@Sindollx666x]

In the late 1980s possibly early 1990s, Atari went out of business & one day around the block from my house this giant blue dumpster with a giant blue tarp was found. My very curious Troublemaker best friend decided to climb up and look inside & the entire dumpster was filled with Ataris in boxes with games it was someones secret stash..

[@ellie5605]

In 1962 we moved off the farm and into a rented apartment in town so my sisters could attend High School. It was a long ranch house with our apartment, 2 rooms on the west end of the building, and a bedroom for me which I shared with a transient dude who washed dishes in a local cafe to make enough to pay rent and got his meals free at the cafe as part of his pay. One morning I was ready to walk to school when I walked out the door and a huge hole was right beside the old wooden porch. Seems there was once an open well there and it was covered by a few boards and dirt around 100 years before. I got my dad and the land lord who lived in the space between my bedroom and our apartment. They called in an outfit that made concreate and furnished gravel for roads and such. They came over and decided to begin by dropping a few barrels down the hold. 5 55 gallon drums were dropped before it appeared to get near the top, then they hauled in a large gravel truck filled with gravel and dumped it on top of the barrels, then capped it with a cement slab to cover the whole mess. A couple of years ago, I drove by the lot where that house used to stand, there was a lady with three little kids putting in a garden beside the slab. I can imagine that those drums have rusted away over the years and I have no idea how long that cement slab will hold up when all the underlying support is gone. Thus far nobody has done any thing about it. Guess they don't give a crap.

[@cameronwright8634]

If I find a large hidden room in my basement, I'm building a fallout themed game room with a vault-tec style door (like a vault door) filled with all kinds of Fallout series memorabilia.

[@vindictivegrind9370]

Newberry Volcano when deciding to wake up: *”MY MAIN GOAL IS TO BLOW UP AND THEN ACT LIKE I DON’T KNOW NOBODY!”* James and Suzanne Brierley: *”Is it us, or did someone turn on the stove? Also what’s that smel- ACHHK ACHK!”* Also, a true Texan wouldn’t spare the snakes to release them, they’d shoot them with the biggest guns they have.

[@monacam9341]

I love this Chanell. Its never boring. Tank you.

[@carybaker7334]

i found $200 in quarters in a coffee can hidden in a wall when i had to replace an outlet....not that old, but still $200 bucks.......

[@terrireed3258]

I love your channel so much!!!!!!!❤❤❤

[@tamarmorehead2255]

There are dangerous dicovers when people find underground chambers under their house from 1800's. Those were used as hiding spots for africans for the Underground Railroad.

[@sandrastreifel6452]

My brother-in-law told me his grandparents had 2 root cellars, one to store food for the winter, potatoes and so forth. But the other was to hide the kids when the Mounties came to the reserve, to kidnap them to “residential schools”.

[@icywyvern096]

I remember when we were looking at a house, the owners that had all of their stuff moved out, accidentally left a creepy Halloween decoration in their attic

[@A_Buster9693]

ghosts you say? well considering it’s October, who ya gonna call?

[@Thomas14717]

3:56 what a coincidence, I got an ad about a man almost falling in a hole.

[@savionleitao1060]

Nice! 🔥

[@momswithashop]

You are so so so good at making videos 👏🏻👍🏻

[@masonpetersen4318]

Funny story to go along with the one where the dude fell into a well. My house was built around the same time as that one so there is a like 25ft well just chilling under our kitchen,

[@kukoshibotsugikuni808]

I'm already AMAZED...

[@Coelacanth_yes]

I would turn the cave into a place where you have to pay to explore it make some money and let people enjoy it

[@ItstoadXD]

For that cave, I’ve had a fun thought for awhile now of “The Cave Cake Shop” a cave themed restaurant. So yea.

[@nto5gb239]

I could have gone the rest of my life without seeing the rattlesnakes under the house. I live on a road called Timberridge and yes, you guessed it, we have ALOT of Timber rattlers. Now, I am afraid to look under my house!! But, as long as they don't try to get in the house and we have no trouble with duct work under the house we will be ok and so will they!

[@botdog555]

How do you get all these stories

[@EyesOfByes]

7:21 Spoiler: *There's ALWAYS money in the Banana Stand WALLS*

[@amogus71500]

19:57 Should I still go to Scotland's Loch Ness to visit anymore?

[@lightningboltt5437]

When I was getting my house repaired, I found an aquifer in my garden

[@elena_lena7335]

I LOVE your vid so much bro........🙏 🔝 👑 Thank y so much for all your amazing WORK ONE BY ONE ❣ Keep up the Great WORK 💪🔥🤗 ...........MUCH, much L ♥️VE..........

[@Grim_Player]

Be amazed, we need our old host back ! Plz , I miss him 😔

[@Kat_dragon]

I’d use the cave as either storage or hangout lounge. Who agrees? 👇

[@seyarup]

Our basement is so freaking strange, i was washing our plates for 10 straight years, and when i went to our basement alone for the first time, there was a fully functioning dishwasher......... Im not even kidding.... Asian parents are strange man

[@rocco.aviation]

We learning about Vikings at school and I wasn’t surprised when that they found Viking stuff in Norway because that’s where some of them lived.

[@availablematthew3058]

I think I was the 40th person to watch.

[@friendfry2223]

0:39 What a great house it even comes with... ANCIENT ARTIFACTS WUUUUUU

[@lunathecat5827]

We recently bought a new house, and inside the wall there was an old looking bingo card, random, I know

[@kangaroobaby3486]

I remember when the channel hit four million now it’s at 9 million wow

[@gabriellashimone6546]

The old bicycle in the sealed off room looks more like an old pram...

[@magicrabbit9446]

Whats a old pram, just curious?

[@gabriellashimone6546]

@@magicrabbit9446 What you push an infant in. What do you call it?

[@rootbrian4815]

@@gabriellashimone6546 Baby carraige

[@patrickjorda5523]

Under house wells can be meant as an air conditioning a forgotten technique

[@highestoutlaw]

Me and my wife bought a house and in the laundry room ceiling I was so shocked when I saw it I looked away immediately! Saying NO FKn way! No I looked back pulled it out and counted out 10 grand 🤯 never in a million years would I have thought I'd ever find something like that, we wanted to do renovations so that 10gs helped 😁

[@blackkittycat15]

Will admit when I redid the floors in my house I painted GET OUT in red paint on the subfloor. I'll never get to see the reaction to it, but it still makes me giggle for the unsuspecting person who finds it after I move out.

[@greatdaneacdc]

Well Honey ! I call the Museum about that old iron Axe or whatever! So now ... we can’t continue our Reno’s for 6 months !

[@silverload3622]

Or years

[@FloydMuniz-sw9fm]

if I accidentally fell through the floor and I found a burial ground under it I’d be utterly terrified confused and creeped out

[@change_agent84]

when my friend removed the carpet from his room, he found old newspapers underneath the carpet.

[@TH-hy9kr]

Kind of a common "poor folks" insulation technique to keep cold air from coming up through the flooring cracks. My quotation is made with love...we and family did this in the past in rural Midwest to help regulate house temp on a budget.

[@invisaman3082]

You should do a video on ig-Nobel prizes. they are mock noble prizes given to people who do the wackiest things for science

[@MrBean600]

Remember my dear friend: no matter who you were, whoever made you down, still you're unique, beautiful and talented🌸 how dare someone can rule you? You're the king/queen of you're own life& happiness. You matter! Get up, go forward and start doing what you like. You're the best, if you believe ✨ Have a great day ✨

[@helmuthvonmoltke858]

That was fvcking random. But tnxxx

[@sonianevermind1232]

Not as juicy as these guys, but When my cousin moved i to his new house in Nova Scotia, the previous homeowner left him a stained glass window pane with a hummingbird design, and he later found an odd wooden statue in the backyard, presumably also left by the homeowner. And once when I went to visit him, I found an old election campaign coin for a Texas politician dated from either the 50s or 2013 (can't remember) and a log filled with bullets in the backyard. Not really interesting but I thought I'd share. Sadly the statue got stolen before my cousin was completely moved in.

[@Jeffzilla07PH]

I'd turn the cave into my sh monsterarts collection cave haha

[@gaberabe6138]

Love your vids man

[@runtotorun]

I just realized this was made 10 hours ago XD