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[@karenthemightyunicorn0919]

I've been making coffee cubes for about 10 years now. I use it to cool my hot coffee down a little so I can chug it in a rush 😂

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

Make soda pop cubes or juice cubes also.

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

You can even do some alcohol cubes fir drinks

[@Crazyapple16]

0:11 damn its that german artist we just learned about him in school anybody remember his name?

[@nameersadik2123]

Yeaa I remember him. I think, it w-was.....something like....Hit her? Adoofus Hit her? Gee I don't remember 🤔

[@battlesheep2552]

Nah, it’s Charlie Chaplain

[@DrMoonAtNight]

It was like Mitler or something

[@MrXPeaceLP]

he was Austrian tho

[@gferrol118]

0:53 That sign is actually used for finding Batman!

[@christopherdean1326]

0:50 The Victoria and Albert Museum in London still has minor bomb damage from WW2 on it's side wall, and the Magdala Tavern on Hampstead Heath still has the marks of bullets on the wall from when Ruth Ellis shot her boyfriend and became the last woman to be hanged in Britain.

[@PramkLuna]

0:56 "yeah I live on NNNNNNNNNNNN NN NNNNNNNN"

[@joeydr1497]

You just happen to have Apollo 11 flight plans You realise what that’s worth and how much you want for it

[@taylorboys3791]

Easily hundreds of thousands

[@nocount7517]

3:44 No, that is a shell casing.

[@TheCaptNoname]

No, that's a carving sculpture made out of a shell casing (common practice during the positional crises of the Great War).

[@tylerjuarez9817]

Came here to comment that. Tho technically its Donage, no round left in it. -13B

[@himblebad]

nobody: the quiet kid's school supplies: 2:59

[@spoof2803]

Paris : Has a beautifuly constructed tower London: Has a gorgeous clocktower Dublin: Has a giant f*cking pole

[@ivan._.6062]

0:29 he looks like he is about to criticize your petting

[@horrorislander]

0:32 The graphic behind him makes Dog-With-A-Scarf look like he just farted the Apocalypse!

[@the_annihilator5810]

2:30 TACTICAL NUKE!!

[@robertsteel3563]

0:57 That sign is really wanting men to do No Nut November!

[@leonardosaldanagarcia4455]

1:37 Heartlake city exists!!!

[@ianfinrir8724]

3:09 And that, kids, is what we called "forced perspective"

[@xfinity1348]

0:18 Normal people: oh wow interesting Me, an avgeek; OMG WOW ITS THE ICON A5

[@strbourne]

You should do r/SapphoAndHerFriend or some other subreddit

[@aylanelson4249]

I don't see Johny Bravo

[@strbourne]

Towards the bottom, the big white part is the face. It’s not very precise.

[@iybjs5308]

0:11 there used to be an entire web page devoted to that, literally called catsthatlooklikehitler.com

[@scuffed6377]

Yes people, Hawai'i does keep spam in containers at Walmart =3= Hawaiians love their spam :D

[@spoof2803]

0:21 OH NO PAINT IT OVER AGAIN AHHHHHH

[@hacker1oo173]

Awsome.

[@poiseful]

IH

[@Solaris_Kou]

Cool

[@befer]

it kind of annoys me when the caption says " I found " about something that just exists. You didn't find anything, it wasn't lost, you just learned about it.

[@apoccooking4364]

Weird bit of knowledge I'd like to share that may help some - Okay, so, funny thing about this! Now, my grasp of English is entirely instinct, so this wasn't something I found out about until I went to a middle school (like, 8th grade, or for nonAmericans I was like 14-15) that was teaching and _explaining_ grammar rules + how they worked. Example sentence: "I found this building with a really cool mural!" As you said, the building and mural were already there, they haven't really been "found". But, the sentence is still correct! What happened is, there are words missing. It's actually - "I found (out about) this building with a really cool mural!" Which shows that the discovery is new _to the speaker,_ but the full sentence isn't necessary since English is 4 languages in a trench coat pretending to be one and has completely arbitrary rules. It's the same reason a sentence like "Turn the TV on" is correct; it's really "[person you're talking to] turn the TV on" but part is _implied_ by context clues, which have just become so buried in everyday stuff that even if you don't specify who, they assume based off who you were looking at/who could hear you/who was closest to the tv/whatever circumstance. Hope this helps make it less annoying!

[@TheCaptNoname]

Alternatively to what this wonderful person above me said, you also can replace this annoying "I found" with "I've stumbled upon"

[@befer]

@@apoccooking4364 yes but the problem is that when you SHARE it with someone, a large group of people and it's a corporation or even made by some artist with an intent, you're not FINDING anything, You can only FIND OUT for Yourself, but when you say something like that, you should just go with "there is a building in [x] that has [x] " and then you can add more info to it, like who made it. purpose, etc. TO FIND something and to FIND OUT are 2 different things, but still it's not correct the way they use it in the video :/ or at least a little not correct, or at the very least it annoys me how they formed the sentence, especially when they could actually put useful info instead of "I FOUND THIS" because at this point you could just not write a caption, like at all

[@inmiseryseekrootbeer4966]

If only there was a phrase to express that you have gained information. Ohh wait. There is dumb ass. I have found a bit of information on the web. I have found a chip paint. Maybe it wasn’t lost to humanity. It was just lost to them. Or in fact they never knew. So they found it. They have just gained that information. Think before you try to throw shade.

[@inmiseryseekrootbeer4966]

Ever thought about how a word in today’s world is not always used by its dictionary definition? Yeah. So no need for further argument.

[@awesomestyles]

Day 26 of recommending r/CrazyIdeas... so you remember. :)

[@taylorboys3791]

1425th

[@xxxy0l0xxxxyt4]

4th

[@erzasoarin268]

First

[@silversunset]

Okay so what?

[@xxxy0l0xxxxyt4]

@@silversunset calm down