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[@Super_Panda_BS]

Fun animal fact: A single strand of spider silk is thinner than a human hair, but five times stronger than a same-size strand of steel.

[@TheLeaderOfTheBabyBirbArmy]

I was wondering 🤔💭

[@LyriumEater]

another fun animal fact: Hummingbirds are the only birds that can fly backwards.

[@TheLeaderOfTheBabyBirbArmy]

​@lyriao I can fly backwards 😡

[@zuzuneedshelp]

another funfact: sloths sometimes mistake their own arms for branches, grab them and fall to their deaths!

[@pinkdragon4830]

@@TheLeaderOfTheBabyBirbArmy your pfp is amazing.

[@zotaninoron3548]

As a cape owner, the answer for why capes went out of fashion is almost certainly cars and bikes. As Edna Mode can attest, the modern world isn't particularly cape friendly.

[@kaitlynlehman7414]

She's right: unless however your bold and daring enough to wear a shorter cape

[@The_Jumping_Box]

@@kaitlynlehman7414 then it wouldnt be a cape, it would be a cowl or a cloak

[@theyggdrasilarchives]

fellow cape owner, yeah :( its so sad, i wish things were more cape friendly nowadays. i wore a cape yesterday and it kept on getting caught in stuff.

[@alid8215]

And super long scarves, back in fashion but no one remembers poor Isadora Duncan

[@queenie691]

I like to think particularly long coats/ trench coats are cape people coping in the modern world

[@RealKellinQuinn]

The fact Pikachu killing Winnie The Pooh was such a dramatic and amazing story is so funny yet strange at the same time

[@bokuto_jackson]

he sounded like optimus prime it was amazing

[@tristramnelson2250]

@@bokuto_jackson I would say Ultron

[@v4mp-gutz-4q18]

I saw this before I started watching the video and I was wondering wtf you were talking about and I was so concerned XD

[@stripyword1655]

It made me think of breaking bad and idk if its just my brain messing with me or what 😂

[@the_antichrists_plus_one]

I do think "it doesn't smell like anything in here" is a very valid statement. As an autistic person almost constantly overwhelmed by smells and other sensory input, it's a pleasure to go into a room where no smell is annoying. I once cheered when I disinfected my hands with something that had no smell at all.

[@matheusscharer8265]

I had a pretty similar issue. Scents made me angry, especially before bed. And then I got covid. I lost my sense of taste and smell. I got my sense of taste back, but my sense of smell never came fully back. Haven't gotten overly angry at a smell since, so ig thanks covid?

[@hailyframbach6589]

I always smell more things than most people and I have to consciously try not to ever mention a new smell. People really stare half the time.

[@MagdalenaBozyk]

I think that alien Click is imagining, is just an Autistic person.

[@themountainfarmer1843]

Best smells (imo): anything meat and pasta, cold, absolutely and utterly nothing just the void.

[@booziiokto]

im autistic too and i have a really sensitive sense of smell, artificial scents like perfumes and room sprays really feel bad and i have a hard time being in a room that smells weird. and ugh vapes smell so bad?? i really like the smell of bread and pastries rhose are the best

[@jessicadean7588]

My fireman dad if I said something was 'lit' would just say to me "I taught you how to put it out, It's fine." This is also the same man that apparently when he was in high school set his science classroom on fire. The dad lore is real.

[@darcieclements4880]

Your dad has achieved peak Dad.

[@jessicadean7588]

@Zeu55 uh yeah, he set his science classroom on fire when he was in highschool, he did not go into detail.

[@celestewoodworth5627]

You fool, that's his Fireman Backstory

[@pinkbuizel4825]

My dad literally tells us the story of how he set a computer on fire with thermite He was a volunteer firefighter for most of my childhood 😂 and he works with computers as his day job

[@jessicadean7588]

@@pinkbuizel4825 I think it's just firefighters at this point 😂

[@ClownHoundII]

Honestly the line "doesn't smell like anything in here" can be used for a good horror or mystery book. Rooms have at least one smell so all the smells being covered up has to be unnatural and done purposefully.

[@Thorn773]

Or, perhaps more unnerving, it smells exactly like your home, causing your brain to habitually filter it out and seem like nothing

[@ClownHoundII]

@@Thorn773 I like the way you think. You should do some writing.

[@-desertpackrat]

Actually I feel like I remember that being a thing.. maybe it was in the story The Langoliers? I think someone mentioned that it was weird there was no smell at all. Or they thought it inside their head. Or I might be confusing it with another movie.. but it sounds so familiar now that it's been mentioned.

[@Th3G4m3F4n]

Or to establish a sequence of events: the victim used cologne heavily, but the room doesn't smell, so they couldn't have been there after putting it on, so the suspect is lying.

[@satan3763]

In a similar vein, if something smells like nothing to you there is a good chance it smells like your home. Which is arguably more terrifying if the place in question is not your home.

[@fleuriannn]

i love how click just described autism and masking when he was talking about the alien getting social cues right 90% of the time and the rest 10% it's just the most insane stuff a neurotypical would've heard of but logically it makes complete sense lmaooo (for context im autistic and high-masking so that really made me cackle cause it's true)

[@ladyscribbles6134]

I am now rethinking my entire life LMAO

[@anaalina5964]

Btw there already is a show pretty much like this and it's called Resident Alien. It's mostly based on comedy I highly recommend it!

[@undeadprincess5726]

So that's what they meant when they said I was out of this world!

[@ruri1706]

Bruh don't call me out like this, I was just talking to my friend about this exact thing

[@novaumbra7604]

Autistic people are aliens, and they are also cats. I am autistic, I can confirm

[@Grey_Warden_Invasion]

The one about dihydrogen monoxide was so funny. It already made me chuckle right from the beginning.

[@walkingfish703]

As soon as he said "dihydrogen monoxide" I lost it! In every high school science class, we never said water.

[@TheClick]

hey click im your biggest fan your videos make me lol

[@TheClick]

oh gee thanks click

[@thefanboi13]

woah click likes click? this is so crazy, man

[@lucitechrepairs]

behold: schizophrenia

[@Wafflec4t]

no im the biggest fan !! >:/

[@maple-arigon]

MEEEEE

[@Bowtiedhillbilly]

The "electric stoves are just placebos you boil the water with your brain" is basically how Orks in Warhammer 40k works. They are all low-level psychics, and generate a field that allows their tech to works. Ork tech doesn't work if someone else uses it, but because Orks believe it works, it works.

[@PaleImperator]

An' red wuns go fastah!

[@CircusJeanie2399]

yes, I was literally about to comment this. I don't play it I just find the lore amazing and the power of Orks is potentially horrifying.

[@Nerobyrne]

I love that Orks have gellar fields, they just don't like using them because it's more fun that way 💀

[@0Applicable]

Also Mage: the Ascension

[@Bowtiedhillbilly]

@@CircusJeanie2399 Same, I don't play either, but I have a friend that does and finally let him explain the lore to me. It. . . took a few days.

[@sakkisakka4136]

1: there’s no reason to not wear a cape. 2: the only thing stopping capes from being fashionable again is the fact that not enough people are willing to wear them

[@anisharpraveen4781]

I dunno, Edna Mode had some valid points XD XD

[@Bowtiedhillbilly]

The issue with capes is an issue of weight vs strength. Capes flow, so they tend to catch on the surroundings. If your cape is made of a lightweight, flimsy material, it will rip easily. If you make it out of something sturdier, it gets heavy, and drags at your neck. The trick now will be finding a material that’s lightweight, strong, but also still looks and feels good as a cape (texture’s a big deal in my book).

[@sakkisakka4136]

@@anisharpraveen4781 you have a point XD but if those capes had had a break away safety feature, most of them would have been fine

[@sakkisakka4136]

@@Bowtiedhillbilly I’d probably go for silk or a similar material. Capes are really for aesthetic more than anything, so light weight and comfortable are more important than the durability (at least in my opinion). Though if you want a more practical cape, you could maybe do something like a ballistic weave. It’ll make it heavier, but you’ll also be able to use it as a shield in some cases

[@Ninacska93]

​@@Bowtiedhillbilly you can solve the dragging with tailorinv. A well fitted cape won't drag 😉

[@yin-sin]

They didn’t just eat mummies, they grounded them up into paint. Had “unwrapping” parties and gave out artifacts and mummy pieces. Which is why Tut’s tomb was so important because it was the very few tombs in Egypt (country not the territories they held) that wasn’t robbed.

[@desperadox7565]

The tombs were robbed way before the Europeans had their mummy parties.

[@rachelwitherspoon4394]

And lipstick, Mummy Brown was very popular, as well as "medicine" of various types...😬

[@yin-sin]

@@rachelwitherspoon4394 it’s a blessing and a curse to be into history

[@stephanybrown3226]

Yup, along with above mentioning mummy brown used in cosmetics and dyes. Gotta love putting 3000 year old human on your body along with the arsenic green ☠️

[@31_DiVi]

As a medical student I can confirm that laugh bone and giggly bone are indeed there and this video may indeed cause them to tingle

[@alicebthegachaweirdo8378]

I read that as “As a medieval student”

[@CelestialHart]

But can you tickle them?!

[@barrylangille3523]

@@alicebthegachaweirdo8378 that works too

[@notoriousgoblin83]

@@CelestialHart Only the funny bone has the nerve tissue for that.

[@omegadragons321]

where do they exist

[@GildedArcher]

What's even funnier about the "color theory" thing is that they weren't even talking about color theory! Color theory refers to how different colors and values interact with and effect one another, visually!

[@kitty79er]

when your an artist

[@loger6995]

Them art classes came to use finally! Fuuuuck I wish I kept up with it

[@nam_nam]

As part of our color theory we did a little bit of color emotion too and later learned about why let's say Macdonald's logo is yellow. With that said putting red on the floor at a hospital is the dumbest idea ever as it clearly indicates blood.

[@xhbn2157]

Wife and I actually use “doesn’t smell like anything in here” as a compliment when one of us deep cleans a room. Ain’t nothing better than a room that just smells like nothing.

[@comradewindowsill4253]

what, not even of cleaning chemicals?

[@physics_hacker]

@@comradewindowsill4253 cleaning chemical smells are annoying asf so yeah if you can make it smell like nothing, that's even better

[@phantomflunder]

I'm an allergic and use laundry detergent without perfume, non-smelling is a good thing

[@EmpressLeana]

Same. Sodium Carbonate is my best friend.

[@YetAnotherConjurer]

cleaning chemicals give me a headache

[@wolf1066]

33:51 - the "joys" of inbreeding. I always wonder why it's Alabamans/Hillbillies that are the go-to stereotypical target for incest jokes when the royal families of Europe are the OG group for that.

[@mangaanimefan3089]

Seriously! I don't know about now, but like a century ago, pretty much every royal family in Europe was related to each other.

[@wolf1066]

@@mangaanimefan3089 Dunno about how closely it's related to the royal families of other European nations, but the House of Windsor itself is really badly inbred. King Charles the Wingnut is extremely inbred. They all ought to be forced to marry "commoners" - check the family trees of prospective spouses and not permit them to date, much less breed, if they have a common ancestor within the last 1000 years... kind of an "anti-eugenics" programme.

[@katelynna10000]

Classism. The reason is Classism.

[@wolf1066]

@@katelynna10000 True dat.

[@victory8928]

WW1 was literally a war between cousins. The Tsar was cousins with the king of England and Germany. The king of England would swap clothes with the German king when he came over to England cause they looked so alike. Queen Victorian would have prevented them from going to war according to the English king cause she was the head of the family

[@ImpudentInfidel]

I thought the joke for the "furry friends" one was that they were treating furries like actual pets.

[@UnkownWonders]

That's a whole different kink

[@ImpudentInfidel]

@@UnkownWonders I'm guessing there's a lot of overlap.

[@hypernovasoup]

I thought it was gonna be a twist where OP is a furry who just wants to cuddle

[@The1nvisibleJeevas]

Me, a furry, who unironically gets scared by thunder:

[@Cloud_hair]

@@The1nvisibleJeevas same, I'm just scared of loud noises in general (I don't like the 4th of July)

[@nonexistingvoid]

On the ADHD/Autism math thing: I asked my son, before you got to the point where it's mentioned it's an ADHD and autism thing, and he explained that the only way to add 6 to 7 is to divide the 6 into 3s, so you can easily get to ten, and then add the remaining 3 to make 13. Then I asked him to add 7 to 8, and he got into a tangent about how you have to split 7 into 2 and 5, because you don't wanna split the 8 into 3 and 5, as that's just wrong. Anyway, my son's autistic, and I probably have ADHD, so this all made complete sense to us.

[@intercat4907]

That's powerful. You made me happy.

[@Titancameraman64]

That's confusing though I understand the logic I just memorized the first 10 numbers and their additions.

[@valashar5313]

Of course it's wrong to split 8 into 5 & 3. Having a split with two odd numbers is just broken.

[@leahbarnes5167]

I have always done math this way; I never thought about it not being “normal.”

[@quuirrel19_-sz9pj]

he's right though

[@Serai3]

Fun fact: "mummy brown" was a paint color. The hue came from pulverized mummies. They don't make that paint anymore.

[@intercat4907]

"They don't make mummies like they used to ..."

[@katbird5872]

They actually kinda do make that paint still! SuperRaeDizzle has a “Rarest paints in history” series where she paints with replicas that this one artist is making of these dangerous or damaging colors- in the case of mummy brown I believe he uses leather.

[@Serai3]

@@katbird5872 Yes, but what I meant is that nobody makes paint with mummies.

[@thornwalker8970]

And Capuut Mortum is such a yummy color, I want to eat it. The circle of mummy consumption is complete

[@Earthstar_Review]

White Lead is probably the least effort here.

[@casualsleepingdragon8501]

39:19 in 5,000 years time this will be one of those jokes that loses all context and gets miss translated to the point we have no idea why it was so funny

[@phlagenjoyer]

Also, Click’s reaction is right. 39:42 He was Austrian.

[@theviewer6889]

the fact that the updated anti trans list got worse to the point of having to add a whole other category is terrible. I wish the best for my trans American siblings.

[@bullshitman155]

What does "Do not travel" even mean? Imprisonment?

[@WI3H7LLY_W4NTED]

@@bullshitman155 Usually in this context "Do not travel" indicates that you would be at a very high risk of being m*rdered and/or (insert other bad things commonly done to lgbt+ folk over the course of history here); and that going/being there is a really bad idea if you can avoid it.

[@novaanimations5958]

@@bullshitman155that there are discriminatory laws or you’re at higher risk for being assaulted/killed/raped/beat/harassed/etc.

[@GojiHusky]

@@novaanimations5958Gay and gender questioning Floridian (the do not travel state) here. Please do not consider going here if you’re… well, any part of the lgbtq+ community. Hate is unfortunately really as bad as it is portrayed here.

[@An0nymrr]

Thank you :']

[@wizardsuth]

In some vampire stories the effectiveness of crosses, holy water, and other religious symbols against vampires is entirely dependent on how strongly the wielder believes in them.

[@dodobarthel2249]

In Discworld and in the Thursday Next books it depends on how much the vampire believes in them.

[@MayHugger]

I like how they handled it in the Castlevania series.

[@horrormoviereactions]

In Patricia Briggs' urban fantasy books, a religious symbol is only effective if the wielder believes in it. I always liked that detail.

[@robinchesterfield42]

@@dodobarthel2249YES! So glad somebody brought up Discworld. I was just about to say, the related fact about those books: Which AFTERLIFE you get depends entirely on how much you believe in it. This is why it is absolutely imperative to...get rid of (not the original wording) missionaries on sight. You literally can't go to Hell if you don't know about it! :D

[@MooneyBabbler]

They’re basically just talismans

[@Jay_Frank]

We need more teachers teaching how easily misinformation could spiral out of control.

[@SilvrRazorFeather]

My environmental sciences professor in college did the dihydrogen monoxide bit with us and I can confidentiality say it was a cornerstone of my current skepticism online. It literally changed my worldview in the span of 20 minutes.

[@A-ds1mt]

@@SilvrRazorFeather Similarly, my Psychology Professor demonstrated how statistics can be misused by stating the absolute FACT that eating cheeseburgers every day will lower one's risk of dying of cancer. This is true because eating cheeseburgers every day increases the risk of dying of heart disease first.

[@normalhuman9878]

Too many kids never played Telephone

[@TsarBomba69420]

​@@SilvrRazorFeatherMmm water

[@Nerobyrne]

​@@SilvrRazorFeatherthe best way to protect people against misinformation is to subject them to it. The whiplash from realising what people can make you believe is something you'll never forget.

[@RS250Squid]

At my school, our houses were named after precious stones. One kid from "Topaz" house decided that Z stood for "Zeal". Rather ambitious for a fourteen year old, I thought. We didn't have prefects. We had to find our own coming-of-age stories.

[@emeraldkoala2]

The "show your work" parts of math tests gave me massive anxiety and I genuinely recall multiple occasions when I broke into tears trying to do them.

[@Alax881]

Me too

[@teresapowers779]

SAMEEE

[@T_Skillet]

I literally would just write "I did it in my head" most of the time, and it worked 😎

[@Ryanisthere]

why do i have to show work if i can clearly show i know how to fo yhe problems i get showing work in higher level math because it can be better for keeping separate trains of thought from colliding and ending up with units like mikm/s^3kg , but for adding 16 and 12 it's not really required to write out oh whats 6+2 and 10+10 is 20 so 20 plus 8 is 28 like its so much more work to do trivial things while showing work

[@jeanbatchelor7007]

I always hated those

[@somedamnhippie]

What's fun is I have had actual nightmares about being forced to go back to high school for a single credit

[@tanyastacy-haws993]

I had that nightmare recently, I’ll have my bachelors next semester

[@grenade8572]

I finished college 8 years ago. I still dream that I'm in the last year, and have totally forgot to do a very important research work (it's already past the due date), very frustrating because I can't even remember what was the thema of that work, and because that work alone makes me fail the year. 😅

[@mistermisoboo]

omg same

[@chives3211]

My anatomy teacher was teaching about diabetes and that a diabetic person often has sweet urine. Back then, to check for it, the doctor would have an assistant taste a sample to see if was sweet. He has gloves on and was holding a sample cup of something that looked like pee and drank it in front of the class lol. It was a prank. The cup had apple juice (22:30)

[@stonefox2546]

Ah, the Bear Grylls act.

[@esmemurnane4341]

but are you sure it was apple juice

[@izzysmith105]

20:11 This should be a mandatory lesson for all children. Just when they're young enough to fall for it, but old enough to understand it. It's funny, it's clever, it's a very important message for kids to learn.

[@BuiHieuDong]

The recent "Squint your eyes" meme trend is literally just the new era of Rick Roll.

[@Danganfinronpa]

Hey, nice Conan PFP!

[@GrifoStelle]

It's just a near/far picture. Look at it from afar, the cats disappear and you just have GAY S X in bold black lettering. I couldn't find the cats from across the kitchen. Couldn't see the cats until I picked up the phone and rolled it back

[@midnight_blue_moon]

@@GrifoStelle That just implies that you're very near-sighted I think. Someone who is far-sighted or has perfect vision would probably not have this problem. I can't test this theory, of course, as I am also very near-sighted.

[@nightfall1249]

Nothing can replace the Rick Roll

[@ViridianFlow]

Wait so you're actually meant to blur your eyes to see it? Because it looked super duper obvious the instant the image went on screen for me. Not sure if that says something else about my mind, but it was just immediately obvious without squinting.

[@AlizzaLuna]

My dog, who has never shown interest in screens or speakers, not even if it's us on the phone, sat up and listened intently to Click's reading of Pikachu killing Winnie the Pooh. I'm so glad she's finally showing an interest in art.

[@Amethystar]

Looking at that trans-safety map made me sad. Not to mention I'm in Montana where our super conservative legislature voted through several awful bills fully knowing they would get challenged in court. They also SET ASIDE TAXPAYER MONEY to cover the cost of the lawsuits they knew would come up as a result of said legislation. So I'm paying to defend laws they knew would likely not stick around that I definitely don't support.

[@Nerobyrne]

They should be put on display in a pillory for that

[@collinbeal]

I'm in Central Illinois, and while there are protections baked into the laws here as a progressive state, places South of the Chicago area are still actively hostile to trans people. Living in a small town rn and it's Hell here.

[@originlights3050]

​@@Nerobyrnego full french revolution

[@viridiannucleon]

I am from colorado and I feel very proud

[@LRM12o8]

Damn, that must feel terrible! I officially disaffiliated myself from the catholic church when I was fifteen due to the rampant homophobia (I was still in denial at that time, but already realized that homophobia is wrong and accepted that I'm gay about nine months later) and the CSA-scandals that they still haven't properly investigated, let alone made amends for, thinking I am not going to financially support these disgusting crooks, because I don't have to pay church tax. A few years later, after I entered the workforce, I learned that the German government heavily subsidizes the christian churches not ONLY through church tax (that only people with an official religious confession have to pay), but also through general tax funds that every working person with a livable income has to pay. No matter what I do, as long as I'm financially independent, I'm forced to financially support an organization of CSA'ers and CSA enablers who are actively preventing investigations of CSA cases, while presenting themselves as an authority on morality (🤣), preaching hate against gay people like myself and discriminate against queer brothers and sisters who are employed by them in ways that would be clearly unconstitutional if any other entity did it! 🤮 And this is only getting worse as the government keeps outsourcing schools, kindergartens, hospitals, old folk's homes, etc., to church organizations, because thanks to their unique, unconstitutional (imo) labor laws, church organizations can employ people cheaper than even the government itself can! The result is that it's basically impossible to avoid church-affiliated employers if you wanna work in social care and all these institutions are funded >95% by the government but carry the name of the church institutions and thus all the gratitude and social influence that comes with running them goes to the christian churches basically for free! 😡😭

[@wolf1066]

I started to come ahead in maths when I ignored what the teachers were telling me to do and started turning the single equations into a group of easier ones (like "7+8 is 2x8=16, -1=15" and "17+6 is 17+3=20, +3 = 23" (rather than "add seven and 6 to get 13 then carry the one...") and so on) also suggested that strategy to my kids as a counter to the "just learn what 7+6 is, goddamnit" bullshit that the teachers favoured. No surprises that I was diagnosed autistic and score highly on ADHD assessments as well and that two of my kids are diagnosed as ADHD with autistic traits.

[@unijade]

I have ADHD and I find this way so confusing. Isn't it just more work, doesn't it slow you down? I've always been very slow in doing calculations even though I could do them very well.

[@wolf1066]

@@unijade I'm also ADHD and autistic. I've always been slow and bad at maths - well, the adding/subtracting, times tables, division bits (clearly it was never a Special Interest 🤣). As slow as breaking it down might be, it's a helluva lot faster than me standing there trying to just add/subtract certain pairs of numbers... by that I mean, I actually get the job done - trying to add 6 directly to 17 would probably result in me standing there all day or giving up. Breaking it down, I get it done. And I've got faster at it over the years - I'm better at seeing where I can simplify the equation than I am at actually adding numbers. I do similar with multiplication. I never learned the times tables that were drilled into us by our teachers all the way through Primary School. Most others did. I ended up learning tricks to fake "knowing" the times tables up to 12x12 - while most of my classmates could fire off the answers immediately because they'd learned them by rote.

[@why5482]

My grade two class was taught how to do this. Disregarding literally every other method, our version was something like “If your have 7+9, take one from 7 and add it to 9 to make it ten plus six”

[@wolf1066]

@@why5482 To my mind, it's like when they're teaching kids to add/subtract with groups of tokens - I just visualise shuffling those tokens around into more manageable groups...

[@myrskykeiju]

The childrens' hospital meme is my all time favourite meme, it's just so frigging funny, no color theory can save you from the children's hospital

[@whoatemychocolate]

It‘s always so much fun when something even remotely similar comes up anywhere and you and, like, two other weirdos immediately go „Color theory!!!“ It‘s like shoelaces but online!

[@BloodyBay]

*Evil Mutant-Monster-Cannibal-Spirits:* "Welcome to Murder Hospital! We look forward to dragging your bloody corpses through the corridors! BLARRRGH!!!" *High-INT but Low-WIS Internet People:* "Fear not! Our knowledge of Color Theory will save us!" *Morgan Freeman:* "But their knowledge of Color Theory could not, in fact, save them."

[@joosyjulie]

My son is autistic, he had another autistic friend who was a maths genius, but couldn't be 'taught' maths the way everyone else did it. With new branches of math, especially complicated math she would see the start of the equation/ puzzle and ask the teacher what the result was. She then worked out what the middle was, in her own way. From then on, she could do that type of mathematics and be right everytime.

[@bap3227]

isnt this a normal (not autism exclusive) way of solving puzzles??

[@bethanbaker7066]

I have autism but I was horrendous at Maths, I just got so confused by it whenever anyone tried to teach me, blanked out daydreaming in class and lost all will to work at it because I'm a slow writier because i struggle to move on until I've completed something, sometimes I'd end up with 4 hours of catch up when I got home and the kids in my class had done it in an hour. Needless to say i got a D at higher and that was with a tutor. On the other hand because i get so obsessive i have a near edietic (photographic) memory when it comes to history and I am now studying it at uni.

[@omegadragons321]

where i live i don’t get answers unless i figure it out myself, in the conventional neurotypical way. not even my parents will give me answers, they just walk me through it and expect me to understand the first time 💀💀💀

[@karlitatv]

​@@omegadragons321I have autism and I had less points bc i did the exercises not in the way the teacher taught us but in the way I taught myself

[@aidynchristiansen4947]

In math class, I do all of the notes before the teacher fully explains them. This sometimes means I end up doing it what the teacher considers the “hard way” but for me, it is the way that makes sense.

[@Account_Not_Applicable]

26:38 fun fact! Mummies were also ground up for paint! The paint color was Mummy Brown or Egyptian Brown, and its tint was somewhere between Burnt Umber and Raw Umber

[@viridiannucleon]

Medium Rare Umber

[@makinnir]

well done umber

[@darcieclements4880]

I swear they tried to use mummies for everything. It's really so incredibly deeply messed up to be using the corpses of other people for every possible use you can come up with including eating them. However that's time period was the period where pseudoscience was in full swing supporting that white men were the pinnacle of creation, so in that context the people using other people as though they were animals makes a little bit more sense but my gosh!

[@Bucketnetta]

29:09 is it weird that I’m into the “Great! Will you be needing anything else today?”?!?

[@JohnFleshman]

Fun fact... I have a dog who is scared of thunder so I actually understood that meme before thinking about our fur suited friends. But thinking of them does add something very funny to it. LOL!!!

[@hostiledodo1150]

Not gonna lie I'm glad the trans safety map was toward the end because it honestly bummed me out and killed the enthusiasm I had for the rest of the video. I can understand why not to make it the very last because it would end the video on a bummer note but it really did stick with me for those last few minutes. I really hope any trans people living in the darker states stay safe. You are loved. ❤🏳️‍⚧️

[@austinluther5825]

I'm in Virginia. At least it's just dark orange! Optimism! ...fuck you, Youngkin.

[@Nerobyrne]

Transphobes shouldn't feel safe

[@Ammanthiel]

I honestly thought the post about “furry friends getting scared in thunderstorms” was about furries as well, and I didn’t question it. I was just “Ah yes, sounds about right.” 😭

[@desperadox7565]

Same. Who thinks about animals today when we hear furry?

[@isaacljung4898]

@@desperadox7565them

[@Sp1re.dr4g0nZ]

As a furry, I can confirm I get scared in thunderstorms and need cuddles

[@mirjamk2882]

“roses are red, come to my bed” peak poetry, amazing, no notes

[@M.V.O.I]

🎶Row row row your boat gently down the streem🎶 🎶Merely Merely Merely Merely 🎶 🎶I can make u scream 🎶

[@WindierIndoors]

I love the customer service voice joke. Most of my coworker friends have told me on separate occasions that they find my customer service voice creepy on overhead announcements. My goal is to sound like a pre-recorded message so nobody can be mad at me specifically about anything I say, but they're usually close enough to me to hear me inputting the message. And it's just so far outside the realm of a normal speaking voice that they say they find it genuinely disturbing. I have been asked to say strange things in that voice, mostly about murder.

[@kirstenwyatt9675]

I got accused of being "possessed by Barbie"

[@viridiannucleon]

@@kirstenwyatt9675 this made my day

[@crystalcastle3489]

I have a voice like that, called it Sweetness and Light. Absolutely terrified a bully on the bus in high school.. Wish I could still do it but now it's just creepy rather than terrifying. As for my customer service voice, I worked in a call center and almost hung up on unresponsive customers many times cuz they thought it was still the ivr.

[@hopelessgeek3776]

2:45 Dang it, Click. Now I want you to voice-act longer stories. This was amazing!

[@fluffystuff500]

Petition to get Click to read r/nosleep. (Honestly, he might have when he did all the cursed subs back in 2019, but if that's the case, then petition to get him to do it again.)

[@hopelessgeek3776]

@@fluffystuff500 I still have this hope that he could work with the Dark Somnium giving the voice as some demon.

[@randompersonroamingtheinternet]

​@@fluffystuff500signed

[@Dfarrey]

I totally did a presentation on Dihydrogen Monoxide in my community college public speaking class. It was almost exactly what that teacher described. The look on everyone's faces when I took a drink of it was priceless.

[@teritt]

9:10 My Dad: “stay out of jail” Me: “no promises” He was just leaving and laughed a lot at my automatic response, it was a nice moment

[@maybe_Aren]

the math part and adhd part hit way too close to home lol. I got formally diagnosed last summer and now I understand why I absolutely hated math in elementary. It was so frustrating not being able to tell my teacher how I knew the numbers, and she got really mad at me because I wasn't able to sh ow my work on the homework. It all makes sense to me now.

[@Katchotoo]

I had an algebra teacher who required we show our work on tests. Instead of just saying show your work, he required we use three scratch sheets for every test. I never needed three sheets of paper to show my work. I would spend a page or two on song lyrics. I remember turning in Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall Part One. (We don't need no education...) I left out the verse "But in the town it was well known when they got home at night their fat and psychopathic wives would thrash them within inches of their lives. " He had a nice wife.

[@rfurthegamer3412]

I never understood why people counted lol, maybe it’s cause of that

[@rfurthegamer3412]

Also doesn’t mesh with long things (long division) as well, though I’m really good at addition subtraction, rounding and division

[@midnight_blue_moon]

I had one teacher straight up tell us "you literally *can't* do this in your head" and I did every single problem in my head and just made something up for the show your work portion. I got them all right.

[@samanthalawson6617]

That's how I always do math but no one seems to understand it. Also why I failed math so much for "not showing my work." I eventually gave up trying. Never been diagnosed as adhd though

[@intercat4907]

I'm in an Anthro class, looking at the intelligence, ethics, and emotions of nonhuman animals. The nose thing is bang on - "it doesn't smell like anything in here" is a total winner. And thank you for teaching me about Lovecraft's racism (holy God, his poetry!). And yes on fedoras. Such a busy video!

[@valashar5313]

I truly want more people to realize that the hat made infamous by chronically online neckbeards is a TRILBY not a Fedora! Please leave the Fedoras alone, they did nothing wrong! ^_^

[@Nerobyrne]

I've never read any of Lovecraft's poetry, and now I think I know why lol

[@felixhenson9926]

hello fellow anthropologist!

[@robincharles7057]

🤔 I feel like animals would be much more likely to comment than humans on when there weren't strong smells in a room.

[@eternyti]

Due to the ominpresence of furry-related content here, I'm going to blame Click for my initial thoughts going down the furry pipeline with the 'anthro' class.

[@fluffy100]

You know capes remind me of the time my housemate bought a cape for like a dnd campaign that he decided to dress up for. Came back and spent 5 hours wandering the house in a cape and you know what? All the power to him, that cape is sick

[@normalhuman9878]

We, as a species, failed when capes went out of fashion

[@madamplatypus313]

That Eros post is exactly why you stay for the post-credit scenes. ❤ Also as a guinea pig owner, I can confirm they are the absolute worst creatures for emotional support. 😂

[@JennLonhon]

As a very smell sensitive person, I am highly appreciative of rooms/clothes/things not smelling of anything 😂

[@anna_in_aotearoa3166]

Tell me about it 😱 As a highly-chemically-sensitive asthmatic, it's my dream to walk into an office or hotel and not have it be stanky of cheap aerosol sprays and people's over-applied fragrance products! 😭

[@anum4776]

Last week someone sat next to me on a bus and they had such a strong perfume/deodorant I had to put my clothes on the balcony to air out when I got home. The smell was stuck in my nostrils. At least two people in my friend circle/family would have gotten a migraine from that. For years I thought I'm oversensitive to smells like my mom is. Then I realized I won't have adverse effects, I just hate all kinds of perfumes/added scents because they were never allowed in our house and I never got used to them.

[@anna_in_aotearoa3166]

@@anum4776 Oof!! Yeah, unfortunately the opposite is true too - longer a person uses a fragrance product, the more desensitized their nose becomes to it, and so they just keep putting more and more on, to the point you experienced... where it's colonising other passersby's clothing and nasal passages, and smacking asthmatics in the face as they pass the wearer in the street... 🤮 Personally I'd love to see a normalization of non-fragrance in workplaces and on aeroplane flights? Not solely to protect allergic and MCS people & those who get migraines, but also just for the comfort of others having to sit around these people?

[@JennLonhon]

@@anum4776 people keep telling me I have no taste because I hate "the most beautiful female perfume" there is 😂 I had to run to the shower to wash it off me because it was giving me a pounding headache

[@cantbeleveitsnotnaru]

I always "love" whatever common perfume brand that smells like moldy bread to me 😭 I definitely appreciate and notice when things don't smell. Like the few flowers that have little to no scent.*deeeeeep breath/smell* aaaah!!!smells like nothin!!! 😌" I also have my deodorant that smells like nothing and it is great!

[@OdinAUT]

I'll be honest, the seclusion during the pandemic was the best thing that happened to my marriage. Both of us needed some time alone and since she was stuck in a different country with her parents that gave us the perfect excuse. I doubt we would be married still without it. Gave us time for soul-searching and realizing that we wanted to stay together.

[@yarion4774]

I wish you guys best of luck going forward.

[@OdinAUT]

@@yarion4774 Thanks, it's mich better now. I now understand what couples mean when they say they need some time apart :)

[@apriljk6557]

that's awesome.

[@theslumpis2363]

Okay, for everybody wondering about the time we ate mummies, it is even funnier when you find out it was all created because of a mistranslation. So there were some Europeans who discovered that the arabian people were using different herbs and remedies, which seemed to be working. One of these spices were "mummia" which was simply another herb, but the Europeans translated it to "mummy", which in their minds made sense since, well there were like a LOT of mummyfied corpses around at the time. So for a large period between 1600-1900, you could go to an apothecary and recieve dried and ground up mummy.

[@Sr.Anonimo-bk1uz]

Wait what do you mean by we? Cant believe theslumpis ate mummies

[@CheddarSticks_]

…

[@isabellach]

wow thanks for the info!

[@EdgyAngel]

Oh cool, someone else who knows cool/crazy facts about Ancient Egypt, greetings fellow nerd!😀😁 (just so you know, I use the term "nerd" as a compliment. No idea why some people see being called smart as being an insult)

[@imdliamdragonlucha6827]

@@EdgyAngel same, exept im a space nerd

[@Rachel-fi4sc]

43:48 So, funny story from my opera days that us young students were told to feel a bit better about our frick-ups. (I heard this a long time ago, so no guarantees on all the finer details of who and when.) There was an English soprano who had gone to Italy to join a prestigious opera company there. Opening night, in the middle of her character's most famous aria... she has a total mind blank. Cannot remember the words. She remembers the English translation, sorta, but she cannot remember the Italian lyrics. Orchestra is playing the lead-in to the next verse, counting down to her next entrance, she needs to sing /something/. She starts ordering a pizza in Italian, to the same tune. She's internally cringing, already mentally reading the critic headlines the next day, but trained that it's better to sing /something/ than just stand onstage in panicked silence. She orders that darned pizza for all her dying character is worth. Not only did no one notice, the critic in the paper the next day mentioned specifically how impressed he was with her deep emotional connection to the lyrics! Moral of the Story: if you are onstage, as long as you're confident about it, the only one noticing your mistakes is you.

[@mordi17]

man i love non tumblr people reacting to the classic tumblr memes like the childrens hospital. also the thing theyre talking about is color psychology, not color theory lol

[@j3011]

Was about to comment this. If anyone's curious (and doesn't want to google it): colour theory is stuff like the additive vs subtractive colour model, science of colour mixing, etc. (I wrote this for no one. Nobody will read this, but if someone does, get them clothes from the soup store)

[@AustynL]

​@@j3011im at soup

[@quickfeather]

⁠​⁠@@j3011Yes, and about complementary colours and different colour relationships (Triad, Monochromatic, split complimentary, etc)

[@hyenaedits3460]

The children's hospital is my Roman empire

[@prageruwu69]

ikr lol

[@TheBmweed]

Just quietly laughing at Click NOT getting the Garfield comic is actually loss. Kinda proved the point there, ol' man!

[@alisaishere]

I feel like it went over many heads here too. I expected way more comments about it.

[@FloNess1]

I was searching for this comment, this is such an abstract joke, it's fascinating 😂

[@a_dumb_alecks]

YEAH THE LACK OF ANY MENTION OF IT IN THE COMMENTS WAS GASLIGHTING ME SO HARD

[@akaittou]

this, i had to pause and scroll down to the comments and just... i expected the comments to be full of it but almost nothing. | | l | | |-

[@FloNess1]

@@akaittou it's kind of a loss he didn't get it :D

[@elizabethbertucci9313]

When my oldest was young, he used to get upset when he made a mistake in a drawing. I just told him to figure out a way to make it look like it was on purpose! “Mistake? Nope! I meant to do that! “ He learned to stress less and get more creative 😊

[@shane.d.johnston]

In my high school in Canada we were also separated into houses. We weren’t separated by house for anything other than various extra curricular activities (like each house putting in their own play at a Christmas and stuff like that). And houses also got awarded house throughout the year which were updated and displayed in our cafeteria. At the end of the year assembly, the winning house would be announced and that house’s name would be engraved on a plaque and you could see the list of all the previous years of winners on it.

[@kierstenburtz8442]

5:04 as someone with ADHD who was considered gifted in math I felt this so hard. My brain processes numbers in a much stranger way than most and I literally had a time in high school where we were doing a problem silently and we had to raise our hand when we got it. It took me a few seconds and then I raised my hand. My teacher refused to believe me that I got the right answer because I got it so quick and without writing anything down. So he asked me smugly to give him my answer and I did. I was right. He then asked me how I got that answer and I fumbled through the best explanation I could come up with for my thought process and it clearly didn't make sense to him because he said "...so you just guessed?" That teacher failed me and made me drop out of honors math for the rest of high school.

[@MayHugger]

They failed you for being right?

[@kierstenburtz8442]

@@MayHugger not in that specific instance, but overall he failed me for a variety of reasons.

[@esmemurnane4341]

it seems like a lot of teachers can't handle when the student knows a better, faster or even slightly different way to do their subject.

[@Sr.Anonimo-bk1uz]

To be fair its always needed to have a clear explanation to get the result. I personally was either a lot slower or a lot of faster than anyone, guess it depended on how much I was focusing Like, if I was making sure to double check it would be endless, but if I was hyper focused I sometimes figured a faster way or just did the regular one faster. When I sometimes do the "instantaneous result" thing I just double check it just to be sure because it wouldnt make too much sense to "guess it" even if Im usually correct and just did quick math

[@AJ-rt4jh]

This happened to me too. I was also diagnosed with ADHD and routinely answered math questions quickly and correctly that no one else in the class even got, but when asked to show my work my teachers insisted they couldn't follow it and I must be "cheating". When I challenged them to give me questions that I would then solve on the board, in front of the class, with no reference to whatever source I was supposedly cheating from, they had to stop me because a handful of the other students found it useful and started doing things my way. I graduated high school with a C- average in math because it was the worst grade my teachers could give me while I aced every test I was ever given. (For whatever reason, my way of doing math involves translating numbers and equations into mental shapes, manipulating them accordingly, and then translating them back into numbers. My attempts to show my work look a lot more like a really weird origami diagram than a math equation.)

[@Myder_Dragon]

I don't know why I always thought Tumblr was cringe when I was growing up. These are all funny. Then again I didn't really know I was gay then either so it was probably suppressed feelings.

[@battlesheep2552]

I think I was worse before all the bad users moved to twitter

[@tomlxyz]

When i came across Tumblr most content i was shown was cringe but Tumblr probably didn't know what I'd like to see

[@bloodyneptune]

Then you remember "I like your shoelaces" and its like war flashbacks

[@phillbuggy]

​@@tomlxyzThere's no algorithm, so it never will know! It's up to you to find what you like and follow blogs posting that (unless they've changed it in the past few months since i've left the site)

[@oobtty]

Survivor bias

[@gabrote42]

41:30 WHY ARE YOU BUYING CLOTHES IN THE SOUP STORE!? -Lelouch, probably

[@sonnyajvoll5865]

Upsetting that the house named Armstrong was the only house whose mascot doesn't have strong arms. And that's including a shark.

[@Yuruble]

18:05 - Yes! I remember hearing about how people stopped posting art on Deviantart, because people would make their art into NFTS, & Deviantart art would say that the art was stollen & was an NFT first, even though it was the other way around.

[@alternativeplane]

Thanks, there is no way that, "customer service in a dirty talk voice," won't be a thing that pops into my head at a future job, and I will have to sit there with a straight face and pretend like the most unhinged things aren't going through my brain

[@incineroar9933]

I failed science class one year because my teacher legitimately gave me failing grades on my tests when I actually should have had a decent-ish passing grade. I only found out too late to change anything when my science tutor and I went over my graded tests to see where I went wrong to study, and like half of the stuff the teacher marked as incorrect was actually correct. Not saying I was smarter than the teacher, guy deliberately failed me and no one caught it. A pass is a 60% in my country, I got a 40 something when my grades should have been in the high 60s/low-mid 70s.

[@ominouslightning]

About the capes, I used to wear the wackiest shit to school (I say, as if I don't still wear all of those clothes lmao), so like, capes, cloaks, plague doctor mask during covid, top hat, steampunk goggles, 6 inch holographic platform boots, etc. And this was my DAILY clothing choice, and it still is unless I'm at work because I work in a factory currently and I don't want to ruin my good clothes. One time, my friend told me that I had sparked a debate in their homeroom class, and I asked for details, and was told that a girl had gotten scolded for wearing spaghetti straps, and she had argued with the teacher because "How the hell am I distracting people with my shoulders, but somehow PLAGUE DOCTOR MASKS AND CLOAKS aren't distracting at all?!" and it was so great to hear about. I had already singlehandedly helped change some of the dress code, but to hear that other people also knew how bullshit it was because the school board thought a fucking plague doctor mask and top hat was less distracting than a shoulder was fuckin golden. All this to say, if you want to wear a cape or a cloak, DO IT. It's not "out of fashion," it's just not common anymore. Don't let other people's perceptions of you make you think you can't wear things that make you happy. Fashion is about EXPRESSION and identity. So express yourself, your feelings, your identity, with your clothes and accessories. For some people, that's wearing a snazzy button up everywhere you go. For some, like me, it's wearing anything that makes you happy, no matter how ridiculous, over the top, or "weird" other people think it is. I take joy in wearing a top hat and using an umbrella, with a crow skull carved handle, as a cane in fuckin walmart, okay? I'm gonna be honest, as someone who has worn "normal" clothes to the mall, as well as "weird" clothes to the mall, I average about 2-3 compliments per visit when wearing my stranger outfits. People think it's cool. When I wear average clothes, I rarely get ANY compliments, because I'm just another average person to everyone else. But I wear some holographic platform boots and three different people tell me they love my boots in a span of five minutes. WEAR WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY.

[@novaumbra7604]

I got sick of him telling me I smell nice when I stink of sweaty pajamas, so I've started putting on perfume before I watch his videos so that he's actually telling the truth, does that make me crazy? 😆

[@collinbeal]

No it makes it a willful self-fulfilling prophecy lol. You're manifesting his desires 😳👍

[@larakleefeld8855]

It’s not stupid if it works!

[@annak804]

He is making you do self care

[@amy_pieterse]

26:32 back in the day alot of artists used a paintcolour called Mummy Brown. I will give you 3 guesses what the paint was made out of.

[@JaidenTheArtisticWurm]

Me and my mates on Discord were blaming everything on Todd and being like "we can't even hand him a tissue because he'll spontaneously combust" All because someone put up a picture of a sign that said "Laser Tag night is canceled. Thanks Todd"

[@tj_noir8813]

Fun fact, in the marvel universe, Eros is played by Harry styles

[@keiyakins]

I find it hilarious that Click totally misses the joke on the Garfield Loss strip and talks about the other thing in it.

[@MrLegendofLP]

I was looking for this comment lol.

[@-Jari-]

Regarding the ground mummies: it's called "mumia" (or sometimes variations like "mumiya" - which can also mean an ingredient used to mummify - or "mummia). It was thought to have healing properties and also used as an aphrodisiac. It wasn't only consumed, though, apparently it was also used as a brown pigment to paint with.

[@Pippis78]

Lets make paint out of dead people! 😳 And then they wonder why their house is haunted.

[@kariellelaganiere9604]

For oil paint, they also back in the days made pigments out of grinded/burned bones and feces so... The More You Know ★!@@Pippis78

[@Star-vf8vz]

Bonus fact: this happened because of translation nonsense. Mumia was a "normal" cure-all, made from bitumen which these days is used to make asphalt. But people got confused by the spelling, and it took a few centuries for Europeans to stop consuming mummy runoff.

[@Katbug404]

They also gathered blood at executions and drank it

[@Sr.Anonimo-bk1uz]

NO FU**ING WAY! They eated MUMMIES to heal and get HORNY too????!!!!!

[@CommonInternetLurker]

33:23 - That is pretty much the plot of The Frighteners lmao. Michael J Fox plays a guy who can see ghosts, and uses his ghost friends to "haunt" people's homes, then poses as an exorcist to help the residents with their haunting and makes money off charging rich people for a problem that he made up 😂 It's a really underrated film imo ^_^

[@dyenayi]

That thing about water was absolutely hilarious! Thank you for making my day. By the way, your videos are just brilliant

[@w.reidripley1968]

Frankly, I think "hydrogen hydroxide" is better...

[@lordofthegrains2918]

The "loss" Garfield meme going right over Click's head was the cherry on top of that one

[@watdaduckfuk]

I think it's funny how he started about Garfield smoking and didn't realize it was a loss meme.

[@VickyViolet]

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[@HaleyJo1992]

I like how Click low-key brags about his bra removal skills.

[@desperadox7565]

In my teenage years this was an important skill to have.😎

[@cardinalfox0734]

I as a girl struggle with taking off my own bra😭

[@rayndrop2249]

@@cardinalfox0734 As a fellow female...I don't even bother with normal bras unless I'm in formal or semi-formal wear. I always just wear sports bras. Makes my quality of life like 10x better.

[@NotControlledByMillipedes]

"Wearing clothes is overrated, all I need is a nintendo switch and a blanket"

[@Zkretchy]

To be fair, as someone who literally can not smell I HAVE said "Doesn't smell like anything in here" before Granted usually someone else asked if I smelled a particular smell or just what I smelled in general but now I kinda wanna do it randomly to confuse people

[@irishuisman1450]

the post specified unprompted tho

[@comradewindowsill4253]

being unable to smell is the least recognised sense deficiency, it seems. there's not even really a native english word for it. the others have words - blind and deaf - but for a lack of smell you have to go to greek and call it anosmia. it's not as important for navigating the world as sight and sound are for humans, sure, but it does cause problems. the social anxiety that comes with not knowing what other people think of your smell... I imagine tho, that if we had a much stronger sense of smell as a species, like dogs do for example, it would be of much greater consequence, and statements like that might actually be relevant.

[@tekashto]

Counterpoint to the smell thing: you do point it out, but only when you hold up something to your nose to smell it. For example, an unripe peach, a worn out scratch-and-sniff sticker, or a scentless flower.

[@SepiaMaddy]

That comment about school math being endless nails in boards has blown my mind. I feel so inspired to revisit my university math notes and do something cool with that knowledge I never used. Time for a new project!

[@robbietoe]

My favorite "house" was making a culture that used a Base 7 numbering system in a DnD campaign! :D

[@SepiaMaddy]

@@robbietoe That's awesome!

[@aidynchristiansen4947]

Probability, if mixed with card counting, can be used to help win at poker/blackjack. And if your studies get far enough, know that so far, one of the only things we have found quantum computers being useful for is cracking people’s bank accounts/decoding government documents. Basically anything that is important and encrypted

[@psychohochsieben2316]

41:22 OMG, Click didn't get the soup store joke. I'm over here laughing like a maniac.

[@skywatcher6106]

(I dont get it either)

[@iDontReallyKnowTbh]

@@skywatcher6106”WHY ARE YOU BUYING CLOTHES AT THE SOUP STORE”

[@jamdva8176]

​@@iDontReallyKnowTbhand?

[@iDontReallyKnowTbh]

@@jamdva8176 what?

[@RAHelllord]

I wonder if the "it smells like nothing in here" isn't a normal thing to say because our brains turn off "smells" we've been smelling for a while and only highlight smells that are suddenly appearing. It doesn't exactly happen with vision that our eyes just decide "We've seen enough of this" and go dark, or with hearing "Nope, no longer picking up voices today, we've had enough talking." Now I *really* want the latter.

[@NettylSpryngs]

I think our ears actually do kinda do it. Like when you are having a conversation in a crowded subway, but you can still understand what the person is saying bc you can isolate their voice from the noise. Or listening to music when on a plane, you forget about the loud plane sounds. Oh, and when there is music playing in the background of someone talking, you don't notice it bc you are listening to the person talking

[@rolfs2165]

@@NettylSpryngs I wish my ears would do that. But nooo, I had to have APD (auditory processing disorder). 🙄

[@AlyxTheProtogen]

​@@rolfs2165now I'm wondering if I may have that and never knew because I have so many troubles understanding someone while in a public space even if they're really close to me?

[@AlyxTheProtogen]

I believe similar happens with noises, for example, when you're in your room with your fan turned on (a very noisy fan) you won't process the sound of it because of how long you've been listening to it, but if you were to turn it off then you'd realize "oh, the sounds are different now"

[@RAHelllord]

@@NettylSpryngs Where do I file a complaint because my brain absolutely doesn't lower noises to help me understand people better. If I'm in a diesel powered bus the engine, road, and wind noises are the only things I will be hearing. Like, I can hear that people are talking but none of sounds they make are able to form any kind of words.

[@megumi--6235]

I swear, the compliment you give your viewers at the start of the videos are enough to make my eyes watery. Thank you 😭

[@annieohara5979]

Me, to my dad: "hey could you help me fix the computer?" My dad: "what do I look like? A coder?" Also my dad: *is a software developer who is considered one of the best in his field* Me: "yeah, actually"

[@comradewindowsill4253]

lmao, same. but, I mean, if it's not written in a programming language he knows, then there's really little he can do anyway. had that problem with school chromebooks a time or two.

[@johannes6277]

26:47 they believed that the flesh of mummies had healing properties so they ground it up and turned it into paint or ate it

[@calicatsmom3747]

Thank you for doing r/Tumblr posts. I discovered Tumblr a few years ago, and it's changed my life for the better. Thanks for highlighting the platform

[@JupiterGreenberg]

Last few days have been sone of the worst since hubby passed. Awful dreams and well lots of bad. I keep sobbing and stressing but I get to the place where I can turn your videos on and I truly laugh and out loud. Some of the biggest out loud laughs in a while. I know you hear this a lot but thank you. You deserve to hear it. Finding a funny, but intelligent channel that is so just spot on with the context between videos has helped me so much. I just started to sob again just from pausing to write this. That’s how amazing this channel is to me. I am a women who has petted a lot of grass. I get out and do a lot. But sometimes you have to be at home. And in my case alone after decades of marriage. Not use to being alone. He was adhd and loved me so much. My best friend since 1997…… his birthday would of been tomorrow. I miss him. So damn much. But I survived the first year and basically this last few days I needed to laugh and this channel and the comments have helped me a lot. Yes I am rambling but just have a lot of words and thoughts and no where to share them. Just please be kind. I love snarky comments. Just not up to battle wits today. Find me in a few weeks and I’ll be fine with a little drop to build upon. So much love……..

[@Rachel-fi4sc]

I am so sorry. I cannot even imagine the pain you are going through right now, and there are no words anyone can say to make it better.

[@astridmaack4516]

The whole “if you’re confident, people won’t know you messed up” reminds me of the clip of the pianist that started playing a piece, but then flipped the paper, coz it was upside down. I love that clip

[@midnight_blue_moon]

It reminds me of this meme my sister has of a drawing of some guy sitting weirdly on a chair and the caption is something like "no one knows you're wrong if no one knows what you're doing"

[@astridmaack4516]

@@midnight_blue_moon I love that lol

[@intercat4907]

Victor Borge! WHOO!!!

[@sammidee4713]

That must be Victor Borge, one of the most playful comedic pianist I have every watched .

[@Juzokinnie]

41:51 This map is actually extremely helpful. I'm a trans man living in a high risk state that's getting progressively worse. This map will help me be able to move to a safer state if I am unable to move to a different country. I hope everyone who needs this sees it. Stay safe my fellow trans people.

[@riveramnell143]

I hope you have a safe journey to a better place, wherever that ends up being. ❤

[@alisaishere]

Illinois is working hard to keep it safe here. Many of our political leaders recognize that we are located in a sea of red, so we want to be a safe space. Chicagoland might have a higher cost of living (cheaper than a lot of those other safe states), but right now we're getting very progressive legislation and protections put into law. If you have to move, I will strongly shoutout Illinois as a great option.

[@CH4RM_QU4RK]

Not me living in the dead centre of hell contemplating whether I’m trans or not

[@kittyjuneo2218]

Good luck with getting somewhere safe to be!

[@robinchesterfield42]

That is simultaneously both the most hopeful AND the most horrible, sad, awful, disgusting, depressing map EVER. LOOK HOW MANY OF THEM WENT RED AT ONCE! LOOK HOW *MUCH* OF THE COUNTRY IS RED NOW! I just...I don't... Why does everything keep getting WORSE?! (also I happen to live in a blood-red state, myself. I'm not trans but GOD DAMN do I feel sorry for those here who are.)

[@Sandtalon]

As a teacher I can confirm that the main reason kids aren’t allowed to bring animals to school is because they loose everything all the time and I really don’t want twenty hamsters, three guinea pigs and a handful of cats left in my classroom every evening

[@SchelinArt]

Ok. The lion and so many others had me literally crying and almost peeing myself from ugly-laughing. Thanks, Clicky. Such thanks. Much grateful. Supertacksam för huvudvärken som hängde med efter skrattattackerna☝️😌😂🙌🏼

[@StoryBird2]

20:17 I HAVE BEEN HAUNTED BY THIS JOKE FOR ALL OF HIGHSCHOOL AND NOW IT FOLLOWS ME AFTERWARDS FRICK (but also one time I used it on my mom and she said "Oh I heard about a lake full of that stuff",,,, she was thinking of carbon monoxide, I won't let her live it down SHE IS A SCIENTIST)

[@haon_the_fox75]

41:10 He doesn’t know the soup store meme thing (or he does and he’s just trolling everyone, also I used to watch a FNaF one all the time and I miss it dearly)

[@Sir_Pentious3234]

"WHY ARE YOU BUYING CLOTHES AT THE SOUP STORE!?"

[@quickfeather]

42:20 hey! animation student here. im currently in first year, but the main thing we've been learning in our figure drawing class is proportions, line weight, and *skeletons*! We also studied animal skeletons and even dinosaur skeletons :) In our character design class, we're learning how to make an in-depth character with lots of story just in the design, and what the makers of Lilo and Stich did is something a lot of studios do with their characters! If they don't know the characters inside and out, they cant animate them properly uvu

[@Sr.Anonimo-bk1uz]

I do know the characters of inside out Anyways good luck on 3d

[@Apocalyptic_Crusader]

44:05 My Dad always said 90% of bullshiting is just sounding confident

[@runningthemeta5570]

Looking at all the maps relating to trans legislation makes me sad. Like I pretty recently found out I was trans and it sucks that so many people out there just want me to die. Claiming a religious angle in an attempt to justify their hatred. I just want to move out of the US and somewhere where I can be who I was meant me to be.

[@missnaomi613]

I'll be honest. I was just looking at the states where I and my grown kids live. One (New Jersey) went into the safest category. It's not all bad news, and things WILL get better! ❤🏳‍⚧ I just looked again, but I still stand by what I said.

[@jm329]

Vote.

[@runningthemeta5570]

@@jm329 yeah, as if that will do much

[@jm329]

@@runningthemeta5570 You can’t have that attitude. There were a few elections determined last time by a few dozen votes. If you live in an area where it is one sided, your vote will still show that there are people who oppose it. Maybe you will inspire other people to join if they see that other people also oppose it. It does matter even if you don’t feel like it does. Just do it. If you can get someone else to also vote, that’s two versus one other hateful person’s vote if you want to look at it that way. Little steps add up.

[@eskarina1000]

@@runningthemeta5570 Louisiana has more registered Democrats than Republicans, but is a solidly red state. Why? Because voter turnout in smaller elections is around 15%, and even for the major ones, it's only 25-35%. We had record-breaking turnout for the Trump vs. Biden election, and even that was only 47%. Statistics show us that in the US, when more people vote, more progressive candidates get elected. The main reason the far-right has been gaining steady ground is because voter turnout is so low.

[@Helicoper_10]

Fun fact: The reason why Europeans used to regularly consume Egyptian mummies is because they thought it would cure any illness

[@lasagna2303]

I just thought they were tasty n crunchy

[@indigo.volvoxx2933]

Egyptian jerky

[@Finegoddamnit]

they also made them into paint and called it "mummy brown"...

[@mothbrainedindividual]

Isn't that what Sweet Bod is about?

[@Leon-drawsthings]

Today I learn that my horrible adhd has not affected my ability to do math, maybe it’s just because of how I learned it but I honestly struggle to do it the other way around, the hardest part of math for me is proofs, because I can do the actual math with little issue but remembering the specific names of what I’m doing is where the issues lie

[@aori_chan2362]

Is it just me who absolutely fell in love with his voice? Like bro his voice is the only therapie I need!!

[@itzcookie05]

This is so fascinating, I've been on tumblr for a few years now and most of the time when people looked at r/tumblr it would just be posts that have been circulating for over a decade but now I've started seeing stuff where I know the original post was made like this week

[@Eros-j7v]

Capes never went out of fashion. They just transcended to a higher level of fashion. If you ever have the chance to wear a cape, freaking do it.

[@DamiesEvilTwin]

18:15 this is actually a serious problem in america because oversized trucks have been causing a lot of accidents and fatalities, primarily due to three reasons: 1. they don't fit on the roads, 2. they obscure the driver's vision, and, most importantly, 3. the bumpers are far higher than they legally should be but a loophole allows them to do this - this causes a "mismatch" between vehicles in accidents with them, wherein they just blow right into people's dash/higher on the nose of the car which is more likely to kill drivers and those in the front passenger seat.

[@Saga_Anserum]

42:10 my state is hanging onto not-entirely-terrible state really impressively actually