My Weird Childhood

[@vitaminfox9891]

It’s titled “weird childhood” because fluke actually played the sims instead of just locking them in a room and forcing them to cook cheap food until they started a fire like normal people do

[@goldenwolf2462]

That’s the only thing I would watch about the sims not them living a normal life seeing them trapped and starve

[@braydonpatch9816]

@@goldenwolf2462 have you ever invited someone over then trapped them until they starved and die

[@rthewolf2029]

Nice profile pic dude, I did just became a KZbinr six months ago, if you want to check that out

[@YellowStarLine]

Me who's raised several royal bloodlines at once on sims 4: *sweats in furry Sim*

[@skyloowo4621]

The thing I did when I was a child that was weird is thinking that I could control water in the shower because it looked like the water was shooting out of my fingertips

[@FlukeHusky]

I remember doing this too!!

[@jace8358]

Omg same

[@___rat]

waturbendr

[@amazon_kai]

I didn't actually think I could do it but I thought it was cool

[@velvetdemise6]

Bro same

[@winterarchitect]

Fluke: And my world was turned upside down. Me: Welcome to Australia.

[@winterarchitect]

Love you Fluke :D

[@trymeimanaussie7368]

oi, i think this is what you mean ˙ɐᴉlɐɹʇsn∀ oʇ ǝɯoɔlǝM :ǝW ˙uʍop ǝpᴉsdn pǝuɹnʇ sɐʍ plɹoʍ ʎɯ pu∀ :ǝʞnlℲ

[@winterarchitect]

Yeah it was but I didn’t have access to “Australian” characters at the time.

[@trymeimanaussie7368]

@@winterarchitect Understandable, always have your Australian Characters handy in public

[@archerplatt501]

Where. Not upside down ☹️

[@antwanclue]

Fluke is still secretly perfecting his double jump. He's so close to unlocking it!

[@kurtwyatt]

One day he will master the double jump. Mabye even a triple jump.

[@antwanclue]

@@kurtwyatt facts

[@klups9207]

happy birthday

[@lindseybynum4297]

Me feel a

[@ImReign]

I love how the old merch is very low-key furry, like, you wouldn't know unless you knew. *Then the new merch is just* *_*MAW.*_*

[@Flippyy]

Yeah I bought it exactly for that

[@onelusciouslad7841]

I want to buy it but it's so obnoxiously furry, like that why I want to buy it but... you know

[@Flippyy]

@@onelusciouslad7841 I meant the curl gang shirt, this one is too furry lol

[@onelusciouslad7841]

@Nathaniel Lam Yeah, don't wanna be shunned from civilisation

[@Flippyy]

@@FrozenFeline exactly

[@vulcanfiddlerwolf9884]

Ok, so I felt that playing Sims Rollercoaster Tycoon growing up (back around 2000?) was a great way of finding out where you fall on the chaotic/lawful good/evil scale...my parks ended up being a bit of a death trap after they became popular enough. I also had to sneak over to other friend's houses to play James Bond 007 on N64 since I grew up in a relatively strict catholic household.

[@FlukeHusky]

Ahhhh I love roller coaster tycoon! And I feel like we grew up in similar environments haha. My parents were fairly religious as well

[@kaidensmith2770]

@@FlukeHuskyif I should, should i tell my parents/guardians i am a furry my cousin found out and told me to KYS so what should i do

[@ImSleeping667]

Na na na na na na , na na na na na na (james bond theme)

[@TOPGUNJohnwolf]

@@FlukeHusky oh wait are you Catholic?

[@kuiperthehusky]

@@kaidensmith2770 I told my parents and it didn't go very well, maybe just tell them if for some reason you have to and not because the urge to keep a secret exceeds the fact of how terrifying the results could be, coming from experience! 😂

[@Krvptify]

"I wanted to be like sonic" he said, wearing his blue and white fursuit

[@omega_wolfe]

So even from a young age Fluke liked to play with balls.

[@Ph30n1x_]

Hi

[@Ph30n1x_]

Ive seen u alot

[@Ph30n1x_]

Thats inappropriate but ok 😶

[@hexskie_u3u]

Say what??

[@BoomboxHusky]

Yes, perfect XD

[@wills_prc]

When I was a child, maybe around 12 years old, I read that if you put crisps in the microwave they would go hard again. So I put my salt and vinegar crisps in for about a minute. Next thing I know I can smell smoke and the crisps were on fire. Needless to say we had to get a new microwave...

[@XenicTheDurr]

the thing with spinning the other way cause you feel "tangled" is so relatable. Like i'd imagine there was a string attached to me and it needed to be untangled after I was done doing whatever.

[@fredofamilaresoldo8685]

It’s kind of difficult to describe right? Yeah, I found out a couple of years ago that my friend also had it. I wonder if there is a name for it.

[@Euthymia0921]

He knows what were here for

[@supercomputer0448]

Exactly!

[@HopeAngelo]

What are we here for then cause idk

[@microchip4291]

@@HopeAngelo same

[@BinkyBorky]

Is it being entertained without someone assuming I'm a sycophant?

[@LillyTheCatGirl]

I saw your comment and it had like a paw print but now it is a flag cool

[@ikuvaito]

When I was a child, I was obsessed with a show called American Dragon: Jake Long, and for some reason that show made me think I could turn into a dragon if I practiced hard enough 😂 For a long time I used to tense every muscle in my body as hard as I could, thinking I would eventually transform.

[@FlukeHusky]

Ahhhhh I loved that show too! I think I felt the same too

[@loganbrent8075]

at the beginning of that show did it show jackie chan? and he turned into the dog?

[@AmbblyPuff]

I'm 30 yrs old & I STILL run up the stairs as fast as I can when I shut off the basement light 🤣

[@somerando6803]

Who doesn’t do this lol

[@user-cv2my8ck5d]

@@somerando6803 me. I don't have a basement.

[@Spyrine]

9:00 ~ 9:59 I love how the story slowly escalates along with the music.

[@Flippyy]

Your curl gang t-shirt just arrived to my house!!❤️❤️

[@callumdavies8399]

Same!!!

[@R.P.videos]

I don't know why but fluke's voice and suit are really comforting...

[@phantomkralle]

OMG THE STRING ONE! I can relate to this so hard, I still have that sometimes! Also like, when I wanted to sit down on the couch, but I would turn the wrong way around and the string would get tangled up and then I'd have to turn all the way back to the other side? Gosh I felt so much better hearing I'm not the only one with that.

[@fredofamilaresoldo8685]

I agree. I found out that my friend has it too when I dropped a rolling doe and it went underneath and through the couch. I went to the other side and pushed it through. He then asked if I had that thing too. And I said yes. It’s so weird, and I’ve looked it up, but really what do you look up? The closest thing I found was some Irish folklore, or Irish superstition. But it was specifically about the doors.

[@kaiwolff7257]

Lmao your “sonic jump” reminded me that when I was in elementary school, I used to think I could do the super bark like Bolt 😂 I’ve been a furry my whole life.

[@rthewolf2029]

Nice profile pic dude, I did just became a KZbinr six months ago, if you want to check that out

[@aceticke]

I didn't lick salt but on hot days I would use my fingernail to scrape tar off the pavement, I wouldn't eat it but my fingers would be black from it.

[@jokuvaanoikee242]

Nice

[@theycallmezilla717]

😦

[@zachgowen_]

Aceticke how 20 hours ago wat

[@aceticke]

Zach Gowen Patreon stop being stupid and commenting on everyone's posts the same reply 😼💅

[@zachgowen_]

Aceticke jesus ok calm down this is the internet not your basement party at your parents

[@furdroidsentinel5500]

I had still have that feeling that if I turn around once I gotta turn back around once to be balanced out.

[@soldierfox6936]

Fluke: I was with my best friend Patrick Me: PATRICK yeah I know I'm an idiot

[@patrickmarw1174]

Hi another patrick...

[@soldierfox6936]

@@patrickmarw1174 I ment Patrick like from Spongebob like how Patrick knows Mario but no my names not Patrick (but I kinda wish it was)

[@aldi_the_flash2496]

Hello is this the Krusty Krab? No. This is Patrick

[@f3nnztar]

i found you again lol

[@andersvanommeren9731]

Once when I was a child, I put my chocolate milk in the microwave and I didn’t really understand anything related to time. So that one time, I set the timer on 1 hour instead of one minute and sat down waiting for it to be done. After like 10 minutes, I heard a loud explosion from the kitchen and the whole mug was shattered and the inside of the microwave was all covered in chocolate.

[@lunchtimee]

Oh no thats relatable

[@loganbrent8075]

when i was 4 or 5 i put a plastic cup in the microwave. i think it melted a little

[@alastorbutkawaii388]

That sucks dude. I hate it when anything explodes in my microwave.

[@loganbrent8075]

@@alastorbutkawaii388 yeah

[@AllexusGames]

Fluke, you helped me come out as a furry. Thank you!

[@mysticwolf2842]

You had a rather interesting childhood that is a good thing, I spent most of my childhood moving from one p,ace to another, my step dad was in the navy, and got stationed all over the place.including overseas. I was never in one place long enough to make friends. You had a great time while you were young, look at yourself now, you are having even more fun, that is a great thing, enjoy this time while you can. Have fun STAY SAFE STAY WELL, enjoy life while you can.

[@flumiie]

6:28 That's me too, it feels like a necessity I also feel the need to calculate number plates and even out my steps.

[@theghost7873]

Fluke: so there was a white fluid that came out of the plant Me: oh 😂

[@nakoma5]

It was probably milkweed

[@lexiuwugay]

@@nakoma5 yep my thoughts exactly

[@lync9461]

When I was a kid I tried to taste that white fluid and its horrible its not just because it taste bad it also hurts your tongue for some reason and I only lick a drop that fell on my finger so... dont drink those

[@CrisRuiz_Tutos_]

I used to just watch it coming out

[@furtuber3]

When I was a child I thought that skittles actually taste like a rainbow. I was disappointed 😂

[@lw5555]

SHHHHH, it's still a possibility. None had tried eating rainbow SHHHHHH quiet child

[@furtuber3]

Wow😂

[@___rat]

I wanna taste the sun

[@lw5555]

@@___rat I'm sure it'll either have a delightful taste or it can burn you up before you get close to it. But yes the sun looks T H I C C

[@furtuber3]

Damn boi he thicc🤣

[@ikocairnpaw9540]

Okay. Usually I dont buy merch. But I will 100%, for sure, be getting that shirt. Its beyond cool.

[@Shiro_Arashi]

I remember as a kid my friends thought I had powers because i found out a way to shock people so they called me Sparky lol

[@norablackheart7223]

Marble mazes are great, anyone who says otherwise clearly has always had something to keep them occupied.

[@TheWhiteFoxTruth]

Two thing I did: My grandparents had this little pedestal statue thing that had like a lot of critter motifs on it [like squirrels and rabbits]. Everytime we did a harvest of the garden I would take the biggest thing like a tomato and put on the pedestal for an offering as a thank you for the good harvest. I was convinced it was like this super important shrine or something and not just a garden decoration. Second me and my cousins would throw dirt clogs on the ground to find the really dry ones. If it was powder on the inside, the that was fairy dust and you could make a wish. And lastly; those plants that had the milky stuff inside were milkweeds @Fluke. The milk is pretty irritating to skin.

[@Jay_Knif07]

Fluke: my childhood was weird Also Fluke: I thought I had powers Me thinking:We all thought that when we were kids, right?

[@goldenwolf2462]

I wanted superpowers so bad as a kid lol like invisibility super strength and super speed all our childhoods were amazing and weird

[@Jay_Knif07]

@@goldenwolf2462 Lol i was like that too, i remember trying to push my mom's car when it was parked, i was a weird kid

[@goldenwolf2462]

One other weird thing I did as a kid is when my dad or mom would tuck me in for bed after they would leave I would roll over to the other side of the bed go on the floor and crawl back out of the other side of the bed and jump back into my bed idk why but I just did it I laugh lookin back at it many years later

[@HopeAngelo]

Yes

[@someshyweirdo7680]

Lmao I used to think I was a water bender

[@Leon_Lion_1]

Fluke about the whole 'spinning around to be back in line' thing I still do that

[@rthewolf2029]

Nice profile pic dude, I did just became a KZbinr six months ago, if you want to check that out

[@adastra2228]

6:30 I thought I was alone

[@KatsuWolf]

As a child, I used to do the same that you did with Blumaroo, except with a pillow my mom gave me. I still have that pillow somewhere with me.

[@stonedpossum69420]

9:06 this is actually very relatable to me. Those plants were problably castors and me and my friends used to throw them at each other just because they were round like rocks but didn't hurt

[@TheWindNomad]

I think that plant he’s talking about is called an osage Orange. Thems are very throwable, and also will give you a rash with their white sap.

[@wilka9401]

Are you thinking of milkweed? It's pretty common in the central and Eastern US, and has these large seedpods at the top that I used to throw with my friends as a kid. Also the milky sap can be pretty irritating and cause rashes. Bonus fact - monarch caterpillars and butterflies love milkweed!

[@stolt6399]

6:30 "I felt like needed to turn back around if I spun around." I'm in my 20s and I still do this lol

[@alastorbutkawaii388]

Big mood

[@onyxbadger5398]

I love how he doesn't get specific about the age he is in those stories. When did it happen? When he was 4? 12? Last week?

[@rthewolf2029]

Nice profile pic dude, I did just became a KZbinr six months ago, if you want to check that out

[@i_am_patches2378]

Tbh the only weird thing that I did was throw plants at my friends, but they were these plants that would stick to any fabric and would be a pain to get off xD

[@EepySleepy]

Oh god, the "weirdest" thing I did as a child was just kinda creepy. I taught myself to sew at around 8 years old, and as soon as I has it all figured out I would take random stuffed animals of mine, cut them open, and then sew them back closed. I liked to pretend I was a doctor and I was fixing them, and for some reason I also really liked the way the stitches would look kinda like scars.

[@Confusion_D]

Now we know why Fluke dances all the time in Fluke’s videos

[@coconut_thegriffinowl4825]

One of the weird things i did as a child was look at the clouds and just move around thinking i could control them. I also thought i had the capability to decide when it rains and doesn't rain.

[@mythril4]

My favorite part about hearing to talk is that little subtle laugh you have after some sentences, cutes me out.

[@franzwolf8082]

When i was a kid, my parents used to put a small bowl of salt in certain spots in the house to absorb humidity or something like that, and i'd often eat the salt crystals inside it, and at one point the salt started turning green and dirty, but i still kept eating it because it was tasty! So, yeah i like salt too lol!

[@seamusmcguire5478]

I feel like with all the weird stuff you did as a kid Fluke we would have been best friends growing up. I did a lot of weird stuff but I never ate salt off the ground.

[@dikaa7256]

I love to "Drift" those groceries cart in the grocery store, im 19 and im still doing it

[@user-cv2my8ck5d]

Haha drifting shopping carts,still do this too. +I play songs like "Deja Vu and Running in the 90s" unless i have more than 120 of them,that have not been memed to hell. Eurobeat intensifies.

[@metaloverlord2504]

I remember my older brother showing off by climbing up the walls like that in my grandparents house and his foot ended up going through the wall in the hallway.

[@sparkofox6230]

I used to have the string thing too! I thought I was the only one, that was the worst

[@BlueyTheBunny]

A saying I always knew and believed in. "It's better to be weird and happy than normal and boring"

[@onelusciouslad7841]

Once me and my friend found an aloe vera plant (we didnt know what they were at the time) and we wiped the gooey shit on other people... now hearing your story... for all we knew at the time, we could've given those kids rashes, we didn't, it was aloe vera, but still..

[@njdotson]

I might've had the annoyance with turning around, because when I was watching rollercoaster videos on my phone when I was younger I got annoyed when they did multiple turns one way and not the other. It was not satisfying, might've applied to other things too, not really sure

[@BoomboxHusky]

When I was 8, found out what The Knife Game was. Cut myself a lot when I played it . . . Laughed at the blood and cuts . . . Good ol times

[@Euthymia0921]

The edge hurts. LITERALLY

[@BoomboxHusky]

@@Euthymia0921 not thaaaaat much

[@ToyotaCamry-on8nf]

Not bad kid

[@BoomboxHusky]

@@ToyotaCamry-on8nf thanks XD

[@00Skyfox]

I made marble tracks as a kid, too. I’d seen a Japanese pachinko machine my best friend had, so I would make my own version with pieces of plywood and hundreds of little brad nails driven into it to give marbles or ball bearings to ride on. It was fun, and my dad was always out of brad nails. Oh, and I didn’t eat salt crystals in the dirt. I ate crunchy dog food and cat food (age 5 or 6 or so). True story! Spaz dancing to music, doing weird things with plants, having to spin back the same number of times I spun in one direction...several of your childhood experiences are so close to some of mine, and I’m probably 20 years older than you. Some things never change!

[@NickGervase805]

I also did the thing where I spinned one way then I had to spin the other way

[@no-nh8hf]

I...i have never seen so many furries in one place... GLORIOUS!

[@toxin_deathgas3227]

I remember when i was younger, when we would go to a restaurant, i would take the salt shaker, pour salt into my hand, and then lick all the salt off my hand. I can't remember why i would do it, i think i liked the taste.

[@Danwolf15]

5:14 OH. I'm glad I'm not the only one who got scared from that sound clip when the burglar came

[@alastorbutkawaii388]

Hol up

[@furboii9077]

As a kid I had a fascination with flags, i used to love to watch them wave in the wind So I had this temporary sensory thing as a kid called pika we’re I’d eat everything off the floor, from chewing gum, to leaves, me as an innocent specimen I was thought I seen yoghurt in a balloon, turns out it wasn’t 😐

[@wolflover324x9]

"My thoughts were valid as a child" Old Spice commercial: "what are you doing?"

[@well_i_guess_im_gay_now7903]

Yeeees I’ve been longing for another Fluke video!

[@odstlogan276]

I wondered what the dog treats tasted like and ever since then, i would take one time i passed the dog treat container... huh... it all makes so much sense now

[@Official_Zythverse]

I was weirdly posh at a young age so yeah. btw when I was a kid I used to hide in those circular clothing things i loved it. I was like 5-7 I had a quite powerful imagination 9-13 I used to imagine being in a world that I was born in sworn to protect. I'm still continuing the story to this day. I may make animations of this as its pretty cool also my estimated powerlevel in this story is hyperversal

[@momentsingaminghistory4319]

When fluke talked about the trun around, I felt that 🤯

[@lync9461]

Ah yes the string thingy I always thought that there were invisible strings or lines coming out of the corners of everything in our house so I always jump around trying to avoid stepping or getting caught on those strings idk why it just feels uncomfortable when I ignore them lol

[@fredofamilaresoldo8685]

I’ve never heard of that. That is very interesting. So it’s like one of those classic laser rooms?

[@lync9461]

Wilfredo Wolf not quite. The strings are actually invisible but you can imagine feeling it when passing an object or a furniture

[@ajthearsonking4308]

Thank you fluke for bringing joy to this world

[@aryanthewolf3207]

Ghost do not exist but shadows do (shadows are the things that you see in the corner of your eye. They are also the things that you feel and hear when you are alone

[@tandemawd]

NBA Jam was a ton of fun dunking on people, breaking the backboard, flaming balls.. He's on fire!

[@LeadDelta]

I've had an interesting childhood myself, but it chilled out more and more as I grew up into 5th and 6th grade onwards.

[@acrain7]

OH MY FUCKING GOD THE TURNING AROUND BECAUSE OF THE INVISIBLE STRING THING - i have that but like to the degree that basically everything I do has to abide by the logic of “do x or you won’t feel right” (be it turning until facing ‘correctly’, taking the correct amount of steps, or doing things with specifically my left or right hand or else it just feels wrong)

[@koomie4102]

DUDE OMG, THE TWIRLING IN CIRCLES ONE IS SO RELATABLE!!!!

[@hazy5552]

When I was younger and I saw a car that was similar to what my family had, I used to think that the people inside of the other car were doppelgangers.

[@reflectivesunset7278]

I’m the same with the having to spin back around after spinning

[@Harlz2807]

A weird thing I did as a child? Well, you know when you’re little you just assume certain things because it’s what YOU know, so you think everyone else knows those things? Well, my birthday was always during summer break, because it’s in July (Scotland school). So I assumed everyone else’s birthdays were also in July and I found it weird when someone said their birthday wasn’t. Life was so much simpler back then...

[@peachtoast9913]

One of the weird thing I did when I was younger (I'm still a kid 12 to be exact) so in kindergarten I had no riders at the time and I had a lizard that I kept in a lady bug cage and I would feed him/her I would talk to it and after school I would hide the lizard under a tree in the bushes but something happen ed the next day at school.... The tree fell on the cage I was crying soooo hard I had to go home

[@starvingartist733]

We need more Fluke stories!

[@danielpierce9343]

During my childhood I didn't do weird things, but I experienced weird things and mainly a lot of bad things. But, now I'm a weird person today so that's good, although I do my best to not let the bad things affect me. I make sure to help others and spread pawsitivity. 🐾

[@CT--cl6ct]

Fluke: "It was so scary when the Grim reaper came after your sim died" Me purposely killing my sims: "Uh......yeeeaaah" Edit: I know what kind of plant fluke is talking about, we would just call them metal plants for obvious reasons

[@rthewolf2029]

Nice profile pic dude, I did just became a KZbinr six months ago, if you want to check that out

[@CT--cl6ct]

R the Wolf sure, I'll check out your KZbin

[@ImReign]

I mean, I had a friend when I was in third grade who licked rocks he found on the ground during recess. I haven't thought about that in a decade. Wonder what happened to him.

[@foxythepirate7243]

When I was a kid i wanted to be like Sonic

[@foxyfazton7554]

Cool

[@showtimeruler69]

I mean.....who doesn't? everyone liked sonic

[@Unknown-sz9dr]

Sorry to hear that

[@AndrOwO]

Omg i loved making marble coasters !!

[@tcstealthyfoxxo8620]

This video got me to remember something. So about around the time that Minecraft was getting popular one of my friends convinced me that Herobrine was haunting my world. I then added snow golems to my base as some kind of defense? I was a really gullible kid.

[@mocha5115]

6:30 OMG SAME I DID THE SAME THING, I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE

[@drewsorokan7380]

Omg I do the thing where I have to turn back around too lol, I didn’t think anyone else did that

[@_teker]

Fluke: And my world was turned upside down Me: Oh... so one of your favorite Hamilton song is also Yorktown.

[@PandaBwee]

You mentioned about dancing to songs with 1-10 difficulty with your childhood sister. You're not alone, but not quite exactly.. My childhood sister and I would play Backstreet Boys or Jock Jams and animate our plushie animals depending on the beat of the music XD I totally relate to the slowness vs the spasticity!

[@GuiSmith]

I _think_ I have an explanation from my sleep-addled mind about the spinning thing. 1) It’s a compulsive behaviour, just based on how it functions. & 2) I theorise it has to do with directional permanence. What distinguishes those that can find something again or not is object permanence, and what distinguishes those that can navigate or not is directional permanence. When you’ve just moved around, you have an orientation that you can return to from a moment ago to experience a more certain or secure orientation. Even if you’ve twisted around a full 360 degrees, your brain isn’t sure that you’re looking at the same direction you were just looking. This helps people lost in a forest find their way out-or head deeper in the direction they were already going before spinning around. This “realignment” gives a sense of directionality. Reversing the spinning rights the mind’s logical sense of orientation. At least, that’s my theory. I’ve experienced a lot of this sort of behaviour in the past. I’ve asked a psychiatrist about it and it’s been explained off as typical compulsory behaviour that occurs in some people, especially when they’re younger. Since I’ve gotten older I’ve stopped these, and I think that as our brains develop better ways of navigating the world and our thoughts, many of these do tend to disappear. Doing double of something stops being necessary, or the desire to do the reverse of a previous action. That string metaphor is very useful for how to visualise this.

[@fredofamilaresoldo8685]

Super underrated comment!!! The closest thing to an explanation I’ve found is some Irish superstition about entering and exiting the same doors. Thank you for giving your shot at explaining it!

[@fredofamilaresoldo8685]

I know exactly what you mean with the strong thing! It’s hard to explain, but me and my friend both have it. I’m assuming that if an object goes under a couch one way, then it has to come back the same way too? I described it like the string, and my friend described it like infinitely spinning circles. I’m so glad to know that you have/had that too. I wonder what it is called

[@NickGervase805]

Saaaame I thought I was the only one

[@devonm515]

I remember I was very crafty as a child and would ask my parents for Lego sets for Christmas and when I get them, I wouldn't even build the set I would take the parts and build what I thought was cool. I remember making police cars and race cars out of the dump truck set. XD

[@aurargen]

Man tat chair one is so true with me- it's like- "nooo just let me tour once!"

[@f1nnzy]

I used to collect little crystals but they weren’t salt. They were quartz. It’s crazy how I found quartz as a Child. I kept most of those crystal bits and I love them. I was also given pyrite and I thought it was gold. When I was given it I yelled “IM RICHHHHH HAHAHAHAHA” they they pointed out it was fools gold and it was terrible. I still have those pyrite chunks to this day

[@somerando6803]

I think he was just talking about the salt you put on roads to melt ice xD

[@StalkaztheStallion]

One weird thing I did as kid was read the encyclopedia for fun. 🤪

[@toastywaffle9]

One weird thing i used to do was in school make giant paper airplanes and with all the paper and me and my friends would see how far it went

[@bigbossboobyenjoyer]

Omg i also do the thing where i have to spin back around if i spin once, but for me it was cuz it felt like i was gonna be stuck in another dimention i had spun to or semin

[@donkey5460]

something i still do is always touch corners of things, if i touch something but the corner is near it makes me feel uncomfortable for some reason, it gave me that weird feeling.

[@BoomboxHusky]

3:45 - You would dance your heart out to it, but my cousin would twerk his heart out to it at the age of 9( NOT LYIN, THEY WOULD DO IT )

[@WickerBeast]

Why does some of the comments say 20 hours ago.. when apparently this came out 1 minute ago

[@Emersen337]

Edward Garza weird right

[@aceticke]

Patreon, Fluke mentions it in the video.

[@ImReign]

Patreons get early access

[@yakufox]

how do some people still dont know that patreon exist

[@yakufox]

and she gets a heart for being dumb

[@usbsnake1436]

I have zero fond memories of people around me from childhood but my pets were always there they really are the homies tho and appreciate the pets that you have while you still have them

[@Snakershusky973]

Fluke: watch this Sister: Ha, you can't double jump Fluke: YOU DONT KNOW THAT!!!

[@wildone1163]

I used to draw full, accurate drawings of the Titanic and other ships on multiple pieces of paper taped together at the age of 4 or 5. I was definitely an odd child.