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[@erikarussell1142]

The advil got too hot or too cold and caused ingredients to start decomposing and breaking down. Those are no longer any good.

[@jonmendelson1104]

More likely stored in a humid environment.

[@Swıftッ]

@@jonmendelson1104 just saw the post that’s most likely what happened

[@tieflingcorpse9817]

would you get sick or would you go on a hell of trip if you ate them

[@erikarussell1142]

@ they just won’t work

[@erikarussell1142]

@@jonmendelson1104 it could’ve also been that. But usually it is due to being too hot (or more likely), too cold thawed and now are decomposing.

[@geraldgrenier8132]

The model T only came in Black. Ford actually used the slogan "Any color you want as long as it's black."

[@AielHeart]

Could have been painted in the intervening years?

[@geraldgrenier8132]

​@AielHeart give the paint match the ad they edited in probably not but not impossible, as collectors that still haver operable ones are all about OEM looks

[@crimtsun]

That's not entirely true. Beyond 1914, yes the only colour it came in was black. However, in the first few years of production before that the model T came in 4 different colours. I could be misremembering, but I think the final couple years of the model T also came in multiple colours.

[@AielHeart]

@@geraldgrenier8132 fair enough

[@Karagianis]

"Any color you want as long as it's black." is an urban myth. It was literally a forfit on an episode of QI.

[@WarneD1]

19:08 it was originally named “Armless Palmer,” but Liquid Death was sued by the Arnold Palmer estate.

[@itsOasus]

I was just wondering if that was the reason!

[@2993LP]

Fire grenades work great, but they had a habit of making everyone in the room pass out from deoxygenation, followed by the fire flaring back up and roasting the unconscious people.

[@orchdork775]

Holy shit 😂 No wonder they're no longer in use

[@GC-ed2zw]

I thought it was a fire starting grenade, not a fire extinguishing grenade 😂

[@angstyuchiha]

I know EXACTLY what happened to give that hair a weird shape! That hair got caught in a zipper, and then freed when it unzipped rather than being pulled out of their head. It's happened to me a few times!

[@sarad2487]

That's actually really cool!

[@josiwhitlock2156]

you mean it wasn't 5G??

[@comradewindowsill4253]

i was figuring that was it, thx for the confirmation

[@basilunderworld]

r/zipperhair

[@lilygamingtheories1410]

11:39 OH OH, I LEARNED ABOUT THIS IN BOTANY! Allow me to explain. So basically when fruits ripen they make this chemical called ethylene. If you have fruits next to each other, if one is ripe, it will cause the other to ripen faster! Very neat stuff.

[@illchayDyz]

Word!! Growin up poor / rural Whenever I needed sumn to ripen up coz I couldn’t js go to a store n buy a ripe one I’d get a paper bag n put the unripe fruit in with a very ripe banana n it’d be ripe within less than a day or two!! Worked well n now that im older im js surprised most ppl i meet have no clue fruit does that😂

[@comradewindowsill4253]

same thing that makes the bananas ripen faster in a bag. it closes it all in so they're veritably choked by ethylene. guess that avocado was overripe, sadly

[@mkjirak]

@@comradewindowsill4253 I hate that punch of sadness and regret when you wait for days for that avocado to get perfectly ripe and then something happens and you miss the window.

[@Kitsuneuzuma]

Nah that's no advil that's an anvil, it's a pain causer

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

the N comes from NOPE!

[@Efreeti]

Endvil

[@opgamer-n5n]

@@Efreeti how the hell does your "edvil" translate to "anyhow", its cool

[@Efreeti]

@ No fucking idea

[@jcf_1760]

Fun fact: most pet food is made to human safety standards, so it's not impossible that the cereal was made in the same (or similar) factory that the dog kibble was made in.

[@randomina465]

depends on the country

[@mkjirak]

@@randomina465 In this USA it is. for now.

[@marir.s3620]

Another fun fact: In animal food factories, the testers are humans. Yes, there are humans that are paid to eat dog/cat food.

[@WindriderDelta]

10:15 You know what other animal is criminally underrated on the cuteness scale? DUCKS. Every day when I get home from work, my ducks run up to me and one always cuddles his head in my hand. They know how to make puppy eyes to beg for treats, they whine when things don't go their way (and laugh when things are great), and they even play ball by pushing em around with their beaks! My ducks always race to see who can get the ball stuck the fastest, and whoever wins starts cackling maniacally.

[@NEPAAlchey]

The dead billionaire drink used to be a pun off of Arnold Palmer but his estate sued so they changed it out of spite

[@francoislacombe9071]

38:15 Soaking a showerhead in vinegar is done to dissolve away the mineral buildup clogging it. An overnight soaking is all that's needed to do the job. This one, for some reason, was left in the vinegar for months. This allowed the acetic acid in the vinegar to react with the copper in the showerhead and make copper acetate, a blue colored chemical, as most copper based chemicals are.

[@TheAruruu]

Copper based liquids are generally blue (horseshoe crabs have blue blood because their blood is copper based, not iron based), and if you grow your own Copper Sulfate Pentahydrate crystals, you'll be rewarded with one of the most vibrant and brilliant blues ever. they are absolutely amazing.

[@illchayDyz]

It’s like how the Statue of Liberty turned blue coz of the waters acidity (idk ion live in America but that’s how I assume it’s currently blue/turqoise😂😭)

[@illchayDyz]

@@TheAruruuouhhh I’ll have to start growing some!! I used to love seeing what’d crystallise as a kid n also played around w corroding metals so ima look into dat!! Thank you 4 sharin dat info homie :))

[@MsVilecat]

​@@illchayDyzMost statues of that material will indeed turn turquoise due to oxydation. Another big culprit of speeding up that process is bird poop.

[@comradewindowsill4253]

@@illchayDyz not exactly so, it's just oxidized from the air around it. same as what happens to copper coins. same chemical process, but it's not any particularly acidic water doing it, just the oxygen in the air. just like how iron rusts, copper goes green. higher acidity just speeds it up-- btw the stature of liberty, while it has been blue-green for a long time, actually started out red and bright as a penny, before going brown, and then finally green. not an instantaneous process by any means. if you happen to have any bronze statues nearby you, you'll notice that if they're really old, they'l be blue-green, while newer ones are still brown.

[@eline8087]

30:50 that's mistletoe if I'm not mistaken, or a similar parasitic plant. It seeps off life from the tree and is its own organism.

[@laura121684]

It looks a _lot_ like mistletoe. I'd bet good money that's what it is.

[@washipuppy]

Was hoping someone had pointed that out. That there's a parasitic plant.

[@misschief673]

As a horticulturist, that definitely looks like mistletoe.

[@Blue_rosetx]

Definitely mistletoe

[@jcf_1760]

Fun fact: the "paper" in american paper money is more closely related to t-shirts than printer paper.

[@VirumSarvagon]

26:00 if that were actually electroplated gold, then the reason why the gold came off is most likely because you washed it in the dishwasher. Gold plated cutlery is meant to be washed by hand as the electroplating comes off in the violent washing of the hot dishwasher. Solid gold cutlery can be safely washed in the dishwasher.

[@TeraChad23]

But solid gold cutlery would be easily bent or dented. Imagine biting a gold fork and suddenly you now have a gold spoon 😭

[@VirumSarvagon]

@@TeraChad23 did I SAY that gold eating utensils were strong? Shut yer piehole.

[@luadesu3907]

the way it's turning different colors could be from anodized titanium, which would eventually fade anyway

[@VirumSarvagon]

@@luadesu3907 sounds like it.

[@sarad2487]

Anyone else just want to see what the giant sugar crystal tastes like when you know it's just gonna taste like sugar

[@laura121684]

Yes. Very much so.

[@carking0138]

Sugar tastes good, so of course, that's to be expected,

[@brickpuncher1429]

Yes

[@EddwardTheSeventhSpaceWizard]

I love crunching on some sizable sugar crystals

[@MurdocsMinion]

I would absolutely take a hike in old Doc Martens over brand new ones lmao. Those things hurt before they're broken in.

[@arrakaarkana6281]

16:12 that just happened to be the date. It's actually supposed to be a label that indicates that it's compatible with their 12oz, 16oz, 20oz, and 24oz cups.

[@Officially_Onion]

The time stamp is 16:12 Oz indicator: 12/16/20/24

[@BennyDrawes]

Yep 👍

[@Cheetagirl_1985]

Omg, i didn’t even think of that 😂

[@Whitesharj]

Duracell: our batteries last the longest! Enegizer: no, ours do! Sony: amateurs.. AMATEURS!

[@DuskWolf913]

aside from Sony I have used both Energizer and Duracell batteries and Duracell is outright lying about lasting longer then Energizer

[@Whitesharj]

@DuskWolf913 I didn't say they did, infact i said the opposite

[@AlyxTheProtogen]

That one white shark... Hmmm............

[@SeiichirouUta]

17:00 That's art. It's called La Boule d’or centenaire by artist Dieter Meier. Fun fact about this man: He's part of the band YELLO who are pioneers of electronic pop music. Back in the 90s Jam&Spoon published a remix of their song "you gotta say yes to another excess"... gosh, I don't know how many times I listened to it, loved it so much lol

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

Chicken eggs are round and flexible before they come out, they get egg-shaped through the laying process. Sometimes the old ladies lay 'em round :) Also, if there is a calcium deficiency, they may lay eggs that are still flexible, it's weird. We feed them their own eggshells back and don't have that issue. 🐓

[@cumunist2120]

One of mine just refuses to eat oyster shells or their own egg shells so they lay soft shell all the time. My ameraucana lays the mythical blue long egg all the time. chickens are weird

[@AielHeart]

Legit question: when I babysat chickens I was told that if the chickens ate the eggs, they would start always eating the eggs?

[@willothewisp2980]

@@AielHeart That's why they don't eat the eggs, they eat the shells. It's not the same thing

[@Silentgrace11]

@@AielHeart Typically feeding chickens their shells doesn't lead to them eating their eggs going forward, but sometimes it can happen if they get a taste for it. Even if it's uncommon, I was always taught to dry out or bake the shells before feeding them to your hens so that it changes the flavor profile and is less likely to cause an issue, even if the issue is uncommon to begin with

[@obsidianbarnowldesigns]

31:53 yes! printer paper is thinner and rougher feeling also has a uniform texture US dollars are softer from the cotton fiber based paper and all the printed designs have an ever so slight embossed feel especially with newer/fresh bills so there's slight texture inconsistencies

[@CTGrell]

What I noticed is that fresh notes are crispy, older ones are soft and creamy. Probably from all the oils 🙃

[@obsidianbarnowldesigns]

@@CTGrell that too

[@darrinlambert1314]

US currency is printed on a special blend of cotton

[@carebeary111]

The two pills in the pill casing is typically because one is a slow release and the other is a quick release. Its helpful for when you need the medicinal effects to last all day. A lot of ADHD meds are like that

[@Cane4092]

Oh yeah i have autism and adhd,they are definitely like that

[@BrumeNoire]

Last one was actually a tiny caterpillar, it's not harmful and in fact could be a good sign of your basil (I think that's basil ?) being fresh. You can find these same caterpillars on fresh vegetables or lettuces sometime when you buy them from grocery stores. It just wanted to say hello probably c:

[@Xeno-Lyz]

Ripening avocado releases ethylene gas, causing the banana to ripen faster.

[@dawnwayfinder]

This is also why flower bouquets are (or should be) kept away from the fresh produce sections.

[@Wolfgamer167]

Better explanation things based on what I googled: 0:41 Advil (which is the brand name for ibuprofen) can appear black if it has expired or been stored improperly, causing the coating to degrade and expose the dark colored core of the pill; this is usually not a cause for concern, but it's best to discard expired medications and consult a pharmacist if you have any doubts about the appearance of your pills 25:56 Yes, it is generally safe to use gold-colored cutlery even if it has turned iridescent, as the iridescent color is usually just a surface oxidation and is not harmful to your health; however, if the coating is peeling or flaking significantly, it's best to stop using it and consider replacing the cutlery

[@boo_blue_boo9229]

14:40 so the weird and wrong one is actually the one with a single large garlic. they are supposed to come in clusters like the one on the left, the right one is a mutant

[@francoislacombe9071]

21:25 That's not the actual south pole, it's what's called the ceremonial south pole, set up near the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. It's there for visitors to the station to do exactly what the man in the picture did, take a picture of themselves at the south pole. The real south pole is a few kilometers away from the station, because it's built on a glacier that slowly drifts over the underlying bedrock, moving the station farther and farther away from the pole. There's also a marker there, the location of which is updated yearly.

[@Calzonezz]

The "curved limb" at 30:40 is missile toe. It is a parasitic plant that grows off of trees and stays green year-round. In some parts of Western Europe, it's actually a pretty important food source for birds in the winter because it bears fruit when there aren't many other food sources available.

[@nikitatavernitilitvynova]

I once ordered Amazon's own brand of lens solution. And instead got a 30 euro hair conditioner. I told them about the misshap and they told me I could keep it. It looked like they slapped an extra label on our package (and maybe the one addressed to us) as ours had a label underneath addressed to another lady at a pickup point. Best delivery messup ever.

[@aerArmin]

7:30 my bet is that the hair got stuck in a jacket/dress zipper. It happened to me once too

[@yendento]

Yeah looks like it did

[@Gloopie.]

The purple stove thing us because most of the light coming off of the stove is infared, which we can't see, but cameras pick up as purple

[@Urmom-n2c]

2:10 most hydrating burrito ever

[@aidinniplays]

Hmmm

[@hailtothefire_]

I just bought a plastic container for my christmas tree because I was sick on taping and untaping the stupid box. Should have done that earlier. I can even fit the star and the tree skirt in there too.

[@dingoescj]

tree skirt?

[@FoxFireNaruto]

@@dingoescj A little round rug that goes around the base of the tree. It helps hide the tree stand and makes a nice area to place gifts on.

[@eli_fe]

Robin would be flabbergasted to learn my high school had over 3,000 students and our graduating class was somewhere in the 800-890 range

[@MrSoupster]

the book is actully called atomic habits (the one at 1:40 )

[@landanmoore8713]

31:58 I mean, I don't really know how to explain what it feels like, but I think you could definitely tell if it was just printed paper. Is leathery the right word? Coarse maybe?

[@kskitten8047]

It's sorta like if fabric had a papery feel

[@redacted4495]

When it’s new. It’s a little more corse and you can feel the fibers. When it get old/ used it gets stiff mostly from moister, it get really corse and produces a leaf like crackle when handled. Ways to tell if it’s real: Holding it up to light reveals a middle layer that can’t be produced by paper. Using a black light reveals a strip of invisible ink. Which most people don’t know about.

[@jenniferhart559]

​@@kskitten8047 it's made with cotton and linen

[@TheSevenRoyalPainsToAnimate]

10:08 I also love cats! Thier anatomy is so interesting, and the amount of battle scars I receive from thier bath time increases every week!

[@qu1n1f3r]

At 30:30 its not the tree's leaves, that's mistletoe. Its parasitic to the tree but it doesn't hurt the tree

[@timhartherz5652]

Yep, not actually part of the tree itself.

[@willothewisp2980]

Parasites, by definition, do hurt the host.

[@qu1n1f3r]

@@willothewisp2980 Right, I forgot they have a Commensalism relationship, one benefits and one isn’t affected

[@MeganBomar]

The reusable straw thing I think is probably the best middle ground that the diner could think of to not give their customers those awful paper straws which change how things taste and bleed forever chemicals into your drinks. These things should be going through the steam sanitizer that all the other dishes go through (so they are likely cleaner than anything in your kitchen at him unless you have a dishwasher with a steam clean setting that you use regularly. I think that's great that they thought about their customer's experience and well being and the well being of the environment and came up with a solution they could present to their customers. If these straws give you that much of an ick then maybe just drink from the glass or bring your own so you don't feel gross about it.

[@laura121684]

Personally, I'd rather just drink straight from the cup. Then they don't have to manufacture new plastic items that will eventually end up in landfills, and it would be more sanitary, in my opinion.

[@MeganBomar]

@laura121684 I agree with your sentiment, but it's not just about people like us. There are people who are unwilling to change habits even if doing so would be best for others/the environment/themselves. Creating options which are better than the status quo is helpful, and I'll support those offering options which are at least better if not best.

[@laura121684]

@@MeganBomar That's fair and I agree with you on that point.

[@Alucard-io4fj]

24:55 aktually this is a really cool food trend at the moment. There is a lot of food produce still growing in the radiated area of chernobyl that cant really be used. But through the destillation process the radiation is broken down completely making the alcohol absolutely safe to drink 🙂

[@KeiraTischler]

22:43 reminds me of our Prime Minister Harold Holt who just disappeared at sea one day and didn't come back. wasn't in a wheelchair but still! then in his memory we named a swimming pool after him... just a bit of Aussie lore for you

[@octavialeigh]

The mayonnaise probably had a batch made with provably non-free range eggs; there are regulations about statements made of food labels having to bee 100% accurate; cheaper to cover the bad part of the label than recall and re label all the bottles.

[@laura121684]

Those were my thoughts as well. If the stickers were covering the part about free-range eggs, then those products definitely don't contain free-range eggs.

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

Campus goose memorial was so sweet.

[@skypuppeteer]

36:34 Hey, uh, as someone who has currently been doing ceramics in my art classes at college for like two-ish years now... *_get a new mug_* Like, this can become a healthy and safety risk Remember: clay, and when later bisqued, ceramics, are _absorbent_ . Glaze is sort of a covering over the clay body itself to help make ceramic pieces look nice, and allow them to last for along time. They also help make the pieces easier to clean, and when you glaze your own pieces that are going to be used for food and drinks, you have to be VERY careful that the materials used in the glazes (whether you make your own or you buy from other brands and businesses) is food safe, and you have to make sure there's no awkward bumps and holes and other areas where any drinks and the like can access the clay underneath. Why? Because food and drinks, when sitting around, invite mold and bacteria to grow. If the ceramic absorbs the drink, and gets stuck under the rest of the glaze, it will become a lovely little self-contained petri dish of disease. And because you continue to use these ceramic pieces, whatever food and drinks you put in them later, will now getting tainted by this bacteria leeching in through these small holes and gaps in the glazes. I have bowls at home from over a year ago that can't be used for food, despite me oh-so painstakingly trying to make a foodsafe black glossy glaze to use on the insides of them, because kiln shelf or kiln brick apparently like exploded, and the pieces ended up inside my bowls. This makes them harder to clean, were I to use them for food or liquids, and it would be so easy from bacteria to wriggle into the nooks and crannies caused by the brick getting stuck in the glaze. I promise you, it's not worth it, get a new mug. Hell, go to a local pottery shop and buy a local artist made mug, or go to a place where you can paint your own ceramic pieces and make a custom mug. Anything but using this one still.

[@Xeno-Lyz]

The Dead Billionaire flavor used to be called Armless Palmer, until they got sued.

[@spiderlily723]

29:24 This can be a sign of dehydration, heat exhaustion of diabetis. Please consult dotor if it's a common occurence.

[@DembaiVT]

It's called pitted edema and is a sign of excess liquid pooling in your extremities, which is typically caused by high blood pressure, high volume of liquids in your blood (such as in preeclampsia in pregnancy), or heart weakness. If you rapidly develop this, and you are also having trouble breathing, get to a hospital as it can be a symptom of heart failure.

[@HeroAndBob]

I had this kind of swelling of my lower legs during the warmer months when I was more over weight than I am now, and had no other problems other than being kept at the clinic and being shown to a whole slew of medical student for an example a lot when I went to the doctor as I was worried. Point being: if this is your only symptom don’t stress out too much. Still seek out a medical professional for a qualified opinion, but just like a headache could be a sign of anything from minor dehydration to brain cancer, this by itself is not necessarily a big cause for concern.

[@spiderlily723]

@@HeroAndBob I point you to 'IF it's a common occurence' part.

[@Der_Muffin_Mann]

1:58 Fun fact! This also happens in lava tubes. Once the walls are heated up enough, they melt and fold into giant burritos!

[@WarneD1]

7:47 I had one of those gel blasters sent to me accidentally by an ebay vendor, I ordered a replacement motorcycle windscreen, and a week later I got the gel blaster delivered to me from the same return address. I contacted the seller and I offered to send back the gel blaster if they paid for the shipping back to them. and I sent them back the blaster.

[@LunaTheBeast-lf1ly]

But did you get your windscreen?

[@WarneD1]

I did get the windscreen a week before the gel blaster, and the seller refunded me $10 USD for taking the time to send him back the blaster.

[@Gio98art]

10:42 Capsules are to make sure the medication doesn't get affected as much by the atomach acid and to delay the release of medication. Thag medication probably is absorbed in the intestinal tract rather than your stomach

[@radyperry]

29:05 If the cat wasn't standing there for very long, that person might have peripheral oedema - swelling around the body due to excess fluids. When someone has oedema, when you press their skin and remove your finger, the indent where you pressed remains for a little while, because there's fluid under their skin, and you've pushed it away.

[@Hailstrumm]

i have NEVER used the backpocket out of both fear of someone easily pickpocketing me, and because i find it harder to sit down comfortably

[@Damicske]

12:05 We don't see infrared, most camera's do see infrared. Red is the end of the visible colour spectrum and then turns infrared and camera sensors pick those up and convert those to purple and that's the other end of the spectrum to UV. I don't think it's UV because else your eyes would always have a burning feeling or maybe not. I don't know.

[@artrimes3263]

4:11 ROBIN YOU'RE FROM SPOKANE???? I GREW UP THERE. Btw yes Spokane has high schools that big, I went to Joel E. Ferris and they had something like 1,600 students when I was there

[@harmia1278]

29:14 I hope people on this subreddit told them that is concerning and he needs to go to a doctor 😬 it is not normal that cats paws (or your finger or anything) leaves this deep marks for so long that you can take a picture of them!

[@Shae_Sandybanks]

Yeh is it Pitting Edema?

[@harmia1278]

@@Shae_Sandybanks Yes, couldn't remember the name when I wrote this. Thank you!

[@janiexoxo]

The Liquid Death was originally called the Arnold Palmer but his estate got mad and wouldn’t let them use his name.

[@FunnyFrogHead]

Ball of egg, it’s a begg

[@Leshersgamin]

+ 13 heath - 12 sanity + 1200 werid

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Smile]

Begg laid by a borb

[@johnmcconnell8826]

28:36 I know why this happens! Essentially frosted glass is frosted because its surface is rough, scattering light. The adhesive of the label fills in the little bumps on the surface and essentially makes it a smooth surface, and therefore clear.

[@alyssinwilliams4570]

Robin, there is still time to embrace your innner catboy!

[@SpeziFischDE]

38:44 that is a caterpillar, not a worm... and as the basil is put on the pizza after it was in the oven, the caterpillar being alive is not particularly strange either.

[@acheronbutler]

4:33 Our graduating class was 2600 students. It was wild. We covered 3\4 of the football field because we wouldn't fit in the auditorium.

[@laura121684]

That's crazy. My graduating class was 200 and something students. It rained the day of my graduation, and we all fit on the tiny stage in the auditorium. I mean, I knew my school was on the small size, but comparing it to a 2600 student graduating class makes my class look microscopic in comparison 🤣

[@bigyeet8905]

Mine will be about 150 people

[@WarneD1]

31:57 American money is paper with some cloth/jean fibers mixed in with it.

[@sentientcrafter]

i think the 12/16/20/24 cup was the oz not the date! it is definitely interesting that the numbers lined up like that though :)

[@Random-Stranger4526]

12:25 this happens when I eat too much sour candy. It is weird, but it happens.

[@laura121684]

I've read about this. I can't remember why it happens, but you're definitely correct.

[@merrybadendingz]

Citric acid in candy weakened the tissue in ur mouth and so it sloughed off

[@Alexa-Raine]

This is how skin works. Idk why y'all are weirded out by it. Skin is constantly growing and flaking off, specially in large patches. 🤷‍♀️

[@laura121684]

@@Alexa-Raine Skin is constantly growing and flaking off, yes, but not in large patches. If you or someone you know is having that issue, you should see a dermatologist. Because that's not supposed to happen.

[@Alexa-Raine]

@laura121684 Have you never had a sunburn? 😹 Flaking patches of skin is entirely normal. Skin isn't just a thing that's there, it's a thing that's USED UP! That's one of its main functions. Maybe this will help: Shark's teeth is to our teeth, as skin of our tongue and body is to the outside layer of internal organs, for example. Some layers of us are flakey. Like a biscuit.. or Shrek.😹

[@corvus1374]

I ordered an air conditioner from Amazon and got a book full of blank pages instead.

[@stephaniemcdonald4132]

The Swiss knives are also crazy. But the warning to the side makes it funnier. “You can buy these, but not if you have a layover or are going to America” 😂

[@hypo7351]

14:38 So no one realized the “super mutant garlic” is the one on the right? Garlic is normally like the left one

[@landanmoore8713]

0:25 Endervil

[@elitheratman3730]

Badvil

[@IlGreven]

16:10 That's not the date; those are the cup sizes that lid can fit on...

[@schadenfreude3236]

The window fogging thing is absolutely true. It doesn't even have to be "workout" related. Any time it's cold out, my side fogs up and hers is fine.

[@WarneD1]

3:15 I think that looks more like a Model A from the back, but I am not sure.

[@RazorSharpMC]

I was gonna say the roof of a model T is more creased also they all came in black

[@autumn_sunday]

11:44 Ethylene. Aka Banana's personal tanning system. Bananas produce ethylene throughout their whole... "life", I guess. And it's the stuff that makes them ripe, and then eventually overripe. But if something else produces ethylene, it can help the banana speed up the process. Avocados also produce ethylene. That's why they go from hard and sour to brown and mushy. So the Avocado's ethylene gave the Banana a 2x multiplier on the ripening process.

[@CodeNascher_]

0:16 no, it's not "liddle". it's "leedle"

[@Staa17637]

I personally pronounce it "liddle"

[@CodeNascher_]

@Staa17637 then you're doing it wrong source: citizen of the country of origin

[@Staa17637]

@@CodeNascher_ oh ok thx

[@the_Lime]

And then there's people saying "laaidel" (lie-dull)

[@WarneD1]

17:31 That jacket probably has magnets sewn into it. Some pacemakers when exposed to a large enough magnet will go into battery test/check mode where it will stop the pacemaker from maintaining its proper let's keep this person thriving rhythm to the testing rhythm where it will beat send out different BPM depending on how much charge is left in the battery.

[@coboldgedosch9475]

magnetic buttons, probably

[@StinkySeaGoat]

FYI. If you find a round egg in your chicken Coop, congrats! You’ve got either turtles or Snakes 0:04

[@Nevir202]

7:29 It got zipped up in a zipper, specifically those chunky, plastic ones.

[@RandomPlaysGames2763]

00:00 "I mean, Eggy looks KIND OF like a ball."

[@S3N-v4j]

12:05 that may be because it is emitting a lot of infra-red light, point a TV remote at your camera and press some buttons, its this colour

[@SergioRamos-iv6qw]

10:06 i need to draw robin as a catboy now. too bad i can't draw :(

[@Nautilus-st6dl]

Skill is not required. Complete your mission despite flaws that may appear. Go for it.

[@SergioRamos-iv6qw]

@WonderfulNautilus-st6ru im still gonna draw it, but i won't show it off to anyone >:)

[@ChocoRainbowCorn]

The so-called "AI garbage" is great at it. Give it a go and embrace your creativity :) In fact, embrace the whole new _era_ of creativity! You are a true artist if you use it too, no matter what you might be telling yourself or what others tell you. A true artist doesn't care much for the opinion of others if they get called out for whatever bs. They just use whatever tools are available to their hand and generative AI would be one of them!

[@SergioRamos-iv6qw]

@@ChocoRainbowCorn what is blud talkin about

[@th3Autumnwind]

25:52 that looks like its just oxidization, it should be fine. Semi off topic fun fact, pyrite oxidizing is what causes peacock rock, which looks very similar to the image shown, but as a rock

[@th3Autumnwind]

19:11 fun fact, I started drinking that flavour before the healthcare incident (yes, I did drink it because it said dead billionaire, but the flavor is also nice)

[@playdav485]

38:29 vinegar is acetic acid and reacts with the copper forming copper acetate and that is blue

[@amicaniiya1576]

0:16 for anyone curious, the 'correct' pronunciation would be something more like "leedle" ('correct' meaning the way it's said in german)

[@EpikGamer193]

Pronounced. Yes.

[@NeelTheHuman]

Wellz since it's a German brand that is the correct pronunciation Same with knipex Just that knipex themselves fuck with Americans 😂

[@Emeraldpig52]

the stove one is because it also emits infrared light which we cant see but cameras see it as purple

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

Pigments can be crazy, and humans have had an especially hard time finding blue food coloring that is very stable, especially as a liquid. Idk why they are so obsessed with it in the US. Other countries I've lived in just use colors that aren't banned everywhere outside the states.

[@mrflappie6553]

Couple of years ago I was going to work and the company next-door had a replica of the Delorean from Back to the Future 1 in front of the building. (including the mast on the back to connect to the line across the street when the lightning strikes) Suffice to say, I was late for work that day. Boss completely understood, he spent some time looking at it himself :) The gold ball in Zurich is an artwork by Dieter Meier, co-founder of the band YELLO (mostly known for their song 'The Race'). The ball has been placed there in 2008 to stay there for 100 years. A couple of times the ball will be taken out to get rolled down a wooden ramp for 12 meters to then be put back. The next time for the ball to roll will be on August 28th 2033. EIGHT years with a pair of Docs? You don't do a lot of walking do you? I wore my pair out in less than a year. Cat's paw prints leaving marks on your leg that don't return to normal pretty much immediately could point to you suffering from Lymphedema. If this happens regularly (test by pressing with your finger), might want to see a doctor.

[@jessieconey9411]

Pigs are definitely underrated with their personality and cuteness i wouldn't mind one wondering in my garden i also find them find them so cute but i also think pigeons also need more love XD

[@wallywallace2184]

The Christmas tree box thing, for us it was usually because our in the shed the box would fall apart because it didn't have that plastic ink print on it to show what the tree looks like. So as it got older and went through more and more years in the shed of rain, snow, extreme heat and dry spells, it just fell apart and needed to be reinforced with more tape. Granted, part of that is because our shed for the last 20-odd years is one of those Rubbermaid plastic easy-up ones that is itself starting to fall apart.

[@The_Keeper]

12:11 Its because the sensors in phonecameras aren't filtering out Infrared light, so what you're seeing is a bit of the Infrared as the sensor and phone interprets it. Its also pretty handy for seeing if an Infrared remote works when you press the buttons, because if you hold the phone in front of it, it'll light up/flash if it works. 12:42 It can happen if you severely burn your tongue, or damage it somehow. And this looks like the result of either a regular burn or a chemical burn. Maybe OP *Really* loves Sour Warheads. 14:10 I have, many times in my youth. But I'm Danish, and we have a... lets call it "relaxed" attitude towards drinking. (Not to the level of Slavs, though.)

[@pirobot668beta]

You can get tiny versions of the Fire Grenade...install them in your computers power-supply. If the PSU over-heats, the glass tube pops, fire is put out!

[@early_morning_sd_team]

14 elementary schools go down to 6 middle, then 3 high in my county. My graduating class was huge. 18 almost 19 thousand students are enrolled (including prek) I’m pretty sure there were about 1,000 kids in my graduating class for just one school. I’m so glad I didn’t walk.

[@Personnenenparle]

The weirdest missdelivery i ever got was 100 1inch plastic babies... Yes. Apparently to put in ice cubes at baby showers... People are weird

[@Shae_Sandybanks]

Creepy

[@ChocoRainbowCorn]

@@Shae_Sandybanks Not really.

[@TiagoPika]

22:20 Kinect adventures was a one thats most likely well known but thats just my opinion since it was still able to be bought after 3 - 4 years after the xbox 360 was released (it might be an Australian game idk i only know about the game cause i had it growing up and because i lived in Australia at the time ( saying lived because not wanting my location known though i doubt anyone would want to try and find out where i live))

[@luadesu3907]

26:00 From the colors in this cuttlery, my guess is that it could be made of titanium. When anodized, titanium will form a layer of oxide which will have a thin film interference effect, giving it a range of colors, ranging from blues, purples, pink and gold, even some greens. Anodization will eventually fade anyway and needs retouching to maintain the desired color, and it turns diferent colors when fading because the oxide will be stripped overtime from regular use, this film being thinner will also reflect light differently. It looks weird but is actually bio safe and non toxic.

[@davidlionheart2438]

When Jack looks at a picture of roast beef and says "turkey meat".

[@phasianninja1388]

12:28 I’ve had that happen. If you suck on too many hard sugar candies (namely sweet tarts for me) it wears your tongue down and some dead cells come off of it. Similar to how skin peels when rubbed dry long enough. I don’t know the exact science behind it. That’s just my experience

[@ay-dionne]

The _better_ version of poutine DOES exist in the United States: they're called Disco Fries and are an integral menu item in New Jersey diner culture

[@edo0girl2.03]

Fun fact for those who don't know: according to the TSA website you can actually pack a knife, you just can't have it with you in your carry-on. You should still check with the airport's websites to make sure it's not against their policy. For pocket knives, you have to wrap them in clear tape so that if the baggage handlers have to open your luggage it won't pop open and must be at the top. I did this a few months ago with no problems.

[@AlfaVoidheart359]

My mom actually had a silly misdelivery, She ordered a Christmas gift on Amazon for somebody in the family (can't remember for the life of me what it was, but I think it was something decorative), and got sent a really fancy Skullcandy wireless headset, and guess who got a fancy Skullcandy wireless headset for Christmas? (it was me)

[@prehistoricblob783]

atomic habits is actually a really good book (and not a chapter) and is kind of self betterment but more about routines in general and is a great and useful read!

[@luthfihar3211]

10:31 there's many reason why capsules are used (even in the way shown here) some of which includes: 1. you want to time the release of the medicine at a certain point (ie the capsules dissolve either slowly or when there's specific enzyme or PH level present) 2. you want to make sure the medicine don't get deteriorated by stomach acid so more of it can be absorbed by the body 3. you are prescribing a specific mix of medicine for a specific patient (this is probably the reason for the capsule on the image, though usually they'll crush them to powder before being packed in the capsules)