r/NextF*ckingLevel | They'll Never see me coming...

[@galladegamerletsplays]

"Are you saying we're catboys?" "I'm saying we're fat."

[@clanker_863]

very funny

[@zacharyrollick6169]

I felt that.

[@TheHotBlade]

PJ Masks reference inbound.

[@Salted_Rice223]

@@TheHotBlade what is that also cat boy is probably a character so if you didn't know cat (insert gender) is a term for half cat half human most used in Japanese animation

[@gavinbertrand9533]

Fatboys

[@ajjms4715]

about the cats, lower heights can actually be more dangerous for cats and squirrels because it doesn't give enough time for them to steady themselves via their tails

[@former_emo_future_goth5071]

They also need the time to calculate how and where to land, squirrels are much faster (fall to calculation is less than the blink of an eye) but for cats a small hight increase can help a lot

[@_something64_59]

Yeah, it's been proven that they can fall the safest from about 3 floors up

[@former_emo_future_goth5071]

@Endwarrior98 lower meaning the 3rd floor instead of the first lol still not safe too but safer

[@ajjms4715]

@Endwarrior98 im saying its not as safe to through a cat or squirrel from the 2nd floor, as it is the 5th floor

[@ajjms4715]

@Endwarrior98 i know... and yes im fun at parties

[@FionaOfMountLawley]

1:10 The Vietnamese tunnel systems were dangerous. Venomous snakes were sometimes intentionally introduced into them as living booby traps. They were also heavily mosquito infested (because of the standing water which tended to collect in them) and the casualty rates from malaria among the Vietnamese stationed in the tunnels were around 50 %.

[@spurcalluth6300]

I love to see [Tangent], because it could end up literally anywhere.

[@leothecat9230]

Thay seriously need to make a [Tangent] podcast

[@henryclem2487]

I always like [Tangent] because of the possibility the topic ends up on cat girls.

[@TheUltima_Werewolf]

@@henryclem2487 lmao

[@SiekoValantin]

LUMO The high a cat falls from the less likely it is to hurt itself. Your cat fell from a short height meaning that it didn't have enough time to adjust it's body mid-air to land properly, so he got hurt. Not to say dropping a cat from 500 stories up is going to result in a.... living cat.

[@_something64_59]

Yeah, they fall the best from 3 to 4 storys and use their legs to absorb shock, which is why it looks so flat just after it lands

[@kirbo7184]

ITS A RACOON ISNT IT??? yup hes a racoon.

[@newfie7559]

Yeah it's not a cat it's a raccoon you are rite

[@1ial691]

We have been fooled

[@geoshark12]

But it would result in a live squirrel which can fall from terminal velocity

[@buttonsburg]

Lumo: "I have a story" Zen: "unexcited groan"

[@alchemysaga3745]

When ya'll doing r/ihadastroke? Lumo sounds like he could really use a video to talk about his struggles lmao. And I feel bad for the ex-military teacher- the snowball probably low key triggered a flashback. As for the cat, iirc, there is *both* a cap on the height they can fall from, and a minimum height they can fall from to minimize injuries. I do not recall these heights, however.

[@marvit_bot]

Depends on the cat, some cars are actually able to survive an impact of their terminal velocity on a solid ground (depends on the weight, surface area of the cat, etc) meaning they can fall from ANY height and still survive. Not all cats tho Also I'm not an expert tho so I'm probably full of sh**

[@yes78]

@@marvit_bot thats great to hear, i was so worried when i drove off the cliff 😌

[@sstingreii]

@@marvit_bot omg i was soooo worried when my mother drove off the mountain side, im glad that her car was small enough to survive 😌😌😌

[@marvit_bot]

@@sstingreii you're welcome☠️

[@Averns]

I *LOVE* your profile picture 🖤🤍💜

[@TheHotBlade]

"Ahh no I can still see him." Lumo, you're the kind of guy who can recognize John Cena and Drax by their appearance.

[@MeadowReal]

Hey there is a difference, drax is only invisible while standing incredibly still while we can’t see John Cena at all times

[@livekazumareaction]

@@MeadowReal Wait you've seen John Cena? I've never actually seen the guy

[@MeadowReal]

@@livekazumareaction never have I seen him, I’ve only heard tales of his greatness

[@johnadler6987]

@@livekazumareaction I can see him. I can also see ghosts, since I am a medium.

[@averagesnail5437]

It is possible to see John Cena, but it is an art that takes many years to master. I have a way of seeing past any appearance-changing magics.

[@hexbox2182]

The baseball one is gosh darn amazing. When people work together. Almost nothing is impossible.

[@actuallystupidperson491]

Remember it’s just a game And never hate the people Hate the game

[@katteisace4563]

but uhhhh technically they tagged her out right?

[@VoidRift]

@@katteisace4563 I could be wrong, not much of a sports guy, but I'm pretty sure they have to get the ball and touch you or the next base before you reach it to get you out, and something about the mention of it being a home run makes me think that wasn't an option even if they wanted to

[@paleozoic_panda8542]

that "cat" looked more like a racoon to me but it could still be a cat

[@_the_weirdferal_cat_5192]

Yeah, no, it's definitely a racoon. It has a longer snout than a cat, not to mention there's also the striped tail.

[@supercool5454]

Same

[@GolyenHighway]

It was definitely a racoon. News reports say it is. Redit is kinda dumb sometimes......Mostly the people who post it incorrectly.

[@Thesniperteamfortress2]

I agree that is definitely a raccoon not a cat

[@Thesniperteamfortress2]

I forgot to mention one other thing a saw a different video that happen to have that same video in it and they also thought it was a cat the KZbinr was fakeJake

[@ShiftylittleDemon]

I actually heard that cats are more likely to get injured falling from shorter heights because they have less time for their bodies to adjust to the proper landing position, so that cat that fell from the side of the building is likely uninjured

[@kktyr4580]

fun fact my brother did a science experiment on it, a cat needs about 3-5 ft before it can rotate itself to touch the ground however this is from a cat that was dropped that high (dont worry he fed her treats and made sure she landed on a cushion) but if the cat is dizzy or something that will affect it

[@_something64_59]

It's true, not to mention that the cat didn't seem in pain whatsoever, just badly spooked. And the fact that it got up less than a second after it landed tells us that it didn't struggle to get up at all

[@pughat5233]

@@_something64_59 better yet, it was a raccoon

[@danterodriguez03]

Talking about teachers that left an impression in me, I had an English teacher once that was super nice to me, that was a difficult year, i just came out of the closet as trans in my school, the day before i had talked to the counselor and she gave me permission to put Dante in my tests instead of my legal name, and that class was the perfect opportunity to use it. It was the last class of the day, an easy test, I had to finish it, give it to him and just leave, I was super nervous when I left the test in his desk, he stopped me because I was leaving as fast as I could, he gave one look at my test and said "Dante eh? Congratulations" and I almost fucking cried, he was the first adult to ever call me that, he corrected other teachers, and even though he didn't have permission he changed my name in the list so no one would call me by my dead name

[@overdramaticpan]

Ayyyyyy! Transfem or transmasc, just curious? Also, congrats on an accepting coming out!

[@blanketcultist6236]

i had a teacher that set a desk on fire as a demonstration

[@lordofpeacocks9494]

I kind of want an unedited episode of kalbus where they just ramble for like 2 hours

[@ZenBearDigital]

...like a podcast? Interesting...

[@anantkerur557]

@@ZenBearDigital foreshadowing

[@thajocoth]

11:10 - Cats can survive a fall at their terminal velocity (which is lower than ours), in the right landing conditions (like, not concrete), but they can get pretty injured along the way. Cats have been recorded surviving 70+ stories. Humans can also survive a terminal velocity fall, but it requires specialized training and purposely shattering all of our bones as we land, so the impact doesn't go into our organs.

[@ytrtea1089]

Fun

[@InfinitelyConcise]

*cronch*

[@lucaswinsor4469]

also, that was a racoon, not a cat....

[@nikkiofthevalley]

So it's a kind of choice? Either your bones get turned to powder, and you die in a few minutes, or you die on impact. I'd choose the 2nd one..

[@thajocoth]

@@nikkiofthevalley Your bones can heal if you can get medical care. If you don't think you'll be able to get medical care, land skull first to minimize the pain duration.

[@jakobi-wan6500]

Fun fact: if all firefighters transferred onto police forces and had proper training, the number of escaped criminals would drop to 0.0%. Also collab time wahoo!

[@jakobi-wan6500]

@EZRA BRAMAN oh yeah i saw that one too, diddn't he just walk up the hill and they couldn't get up to him?

[@dragonheart1236]

Back where I used to live, there was a yearly charity event called Guns and Hoses. It was a boxing match between the police and fire departments. The fire fighters always won.

[@chibani-]

@@dragonheart1236 i mean firefighters need to lift themselves with heavy gear and be able to lift someone else,cops need to run and tackle people. So more required upper body muscle mass for firefighters

[@somescottishlassie891]

Can confirm Scottish schools are Hogwarts light, there's one school where i live that looks like a smaller kinda modern Hogwarts.

[@mr.mischiefiknowyourpasswo8224]

Oh nice, so you also have a giant mouth sculpture of your school's founder with a giant snake inside for ethnic cleansing? Weird but ok.

[@somescottishlassie891]

@@mr.mischiefiknowyourpasswo8224 i didn't go to that school so i can't confirm nor deny, but my science teacher did accidentally set a sink on fire so that's magic-ish.

[@larrychilders6599]

We just have concrete squares

[@glasstrash]

10:38 I'm pretty sure that's a raccoon and not a cat- The tail has rings on it and I don't know if cat claws are strong enough to climb on buildings like that. I know raccoon hands are, they have fingers also, I would love to just listen to these two talk about nothing for an hour, that would be great

[@funwithchristina563]

8:15 I've had teachers who have gone above, but never beyond. Only above. I mean, one got pretty close to beyond, but like all the teachers from the school he taught at were pretty great anyways and it was a private school so they were there because they wanted to be there so yeah.

[@kamaljohnson2200]

10:30-10:38 is great meme material. Ex. "Sometimes you just wonder what the hell's going through that cat's mind" cut to cat jumping with text on cat (Bard going into dragon's lair)

[@loviebeest]

The glider suit thing. When I lost a lot of weight really quickly. My brother made that joke and moved his arms like batman gliding with his cape. That joke really hit me because he is the silent type.

[@augustuslunasol10thapostle]

God in so sorry both for laughing and for that even happening

[@loviebeest]

@@augustuslunasol10thapostle It's ok to laugh, it made me laugh as well.

[@abandonedaccount123]

5:01 actually 3 options: the 3rd is breaking your leg from a falling ping pong table

[@friskycalibri2293]

Pardon me, what.

[@abandonedaccount123]

@@friskycalibri2293 _dont ask_

[@friskycalibri2293]

@@abandonedaccount123 _I will anyway. _*_what happened_*

[@abandonedaccount123]

@@friskycalibri2293 don't let your cousins lean on a ping-pong table, that's all u need to know

[@friskycalibri2293]

@@abandonedaccount123 dang. I remember seeing some Idiot try to front flip from a tall stack of tires in primary school and promptly break their nose, but it was nothing that bad.

[@natyoboi5191]

Zen: If anybody wants to draw us as catboys, let us know. Lumo: No. Artists: Challenge accepted.

[@TheStarsTwilight]

I love how you posted this on the fourth of July given that's perfect timing for the joke about how "You guys [Britain] lost the colonies, we lost the ability to have 'R's in our words"

[@nicodeangelo5842]

"Intercontinental woof missile" -Kalbus 2021

[@idunno2849]

Love how kalbus translates to language

[@imofage3947]

@Kalbus : 11:30 I think that was a raccoon, not a cat. The tail is stripped and it walked with a pronounced hunch.

[@Gleon115]

Alright that bit about teachers that sticks with you made me want to talk about mine. My senior year history teacher was the sweetest man with a genuine passion for his job. He would try and fit all kids learning styles and was the only teacher I had who actively did that. When you combine that with his great sense of humor made him the most memorable man. I genuinely have a framed picture of my friend group with him

[@johnweber4504]

I had a teacher who would bet Twinkie’s, and was genuinely so good at random trivia he always won. Only once in the entire year did a kid beat him.

[@lily_darkness_gogy_wattpad7690]

Friendly late reminder: ALL Navy members (USA I don't know about other nations) are taught how to fight fires in case a fire occurs on the ship or submarine they serve on. - Sailor's Daughter. Also I tripped three times in 10 seconds while trying to give my teacher my homework. It was a sprained ankle. :/ Then i broke my toe by stubbing it against the vacuum while getting ready for my birthday party.

[@hpzfirefox5368]

I like how he asked how he gets them to come to him and he just said without waiting says “arson”

[@godricktheminecrafted3113]

20:12 my current theory is that there wasn’t CGI in cats 2019 except to remove the buttholes because those were prototype catgirls

[@YayapLives]

It's actually a curved graph for cat injuries depending on the height of the Fall. Give them enough time, like four or more stories, and they reach terminal velocity and orient themselves to best land on the ground, minimizing or nullifying any injury. But one or two stories? Especially if they were sleeping or unaware when they fell? Yeah, they can land unprepared and hurt themselves.

[@President_Starscream]

If it's high enough, cats can get injured. If it's even higher, they have time to "parachute" and land unhurt.

[@totaletatier8706]

I like how they didn't even realize that the cat isn't a cat, it's a raccoon, look closely when it lands and you'll see a signature ringed tail.

[@samueltheskywing7358]

“Those are the only two ways to hurt your leg” Me, whose knee has been eaten by barnacles: “there’s three, actually.”

[@thegoldenwoomy]

Excuse me, what.

[@samueltheskywing7358]

@@thegoldenwoomy Believe it or not, this isn’t even my weirdest life story.

[@VERNONTHECRAFTER]

that sounds painful as hell

[@thegoldenwoomy]

@@samueltheskywing7358 oh geez you got stories

[@samueltheskywing7358]

@@thegoldenwoomy one day, I was walking around out side my house, when something drops right in front of me. I look down, and it’s a headless squirrel. I had a headless squirrel dropped on me.

[@kktyr4580]

19:28 they are a thing however the one he is holding appears to be a handmade one using a plastic bottle and other materials, however firefighters have made extinguisher grenades that explode into foam when they reach a certain temperature

[@saltenzy449]

Day 132 of asking Kalbus to check out r/ihadastroke , Specifically with both Zen and Lumo, so Zen can grill Lumo on his struggles. Also i remember Eureka, Eureka was great in spit of its formulaic nature.

[@dumbassesanonymous]

I miss that show

[@deadpotatos7077]

why did i read "Zen and Lumo" as Len and Zumo

[@alden1132]

I showed the Vietnam hidey-hole clip to a friend of Vietnam veteran friend of mine, and asked him if he saw anything like that when he was there. He said "No..." I said "EXACTLY!"

[@danterodriguez03]

That chad old man playing tennis has the Doug Dimmadome mustache

[@jackox20ballesteros39]

THE BOIS HAVE RETURNED TO COLLAB ONCE MORE

[@bearlovett1377]

i love how they called that a cat on the edge of the building but its a racoon

[@darc22005]

"I am the lorax i speak for the trees, and god help us all they speak Vietnamese" I busted out laughing so hard, did not expect that.

[@rubythemonsterchild1594]

That story about the cats made me remember my cat who feel out of a tree and broke her leg because she was a flat out ideat and wouldn’t stop climbing the tree.

[@thepcguy4022]

I swear, I could sit here and listen to the random story times and banter for hours without getting bored. It's so interesting.

[@hungrymusicwolf]

Zen is right about cats, they can fall from about any height and survive (given that they are healthy) but if they fall from a great height they will definitely break their legs. 11:33 No, weight increases by the power of 3 based on size while the surface area you use to catch wind most definitely does not. So small animals are practically invulnerable, while big boys fall hard, and the bigger the boy the harder they fall Lumo.

[@_something64_59]

They can't survive terminal velocity like squirrels can, but they are built to land as safely as possible and actually fall *better* from higher up because they can actually adjust before they land

[@JackABoi69]

3:09 yo the new mario tennis is lookin sick

[@Germlin]

The one with the stage was form my mom's school in northern Ontario. They had to drive 283KM to get to all of the students houses

[@willowwolftree1409]

Just wanted to make sure. About cats and falling - if a cat is surprised about the fall then it's better that the distance is bigger because they need more time to change their body direction. And if they choose to jump the distance isn't that big of an issue. Is this true or have I imagined it?

[@drshr3dd3r79]

This is indeed true, the height doesn't matter if the cat intends to doit because they will already have their feet ready, if the fall is a surprise they need time to rotate using their tail and center of mass

[@jinolin9062]

@@drshr3dd3r79 not the center of mass, they use rotational entertainment or something which is concentrating mass away or nearer to the center of mass in order to start and cease rotation.

[@drshr3dd3r79]

@@jinolin9062 that literally uses the center of mass which is normally the center of rotation

[@jinolin9062]

@@drshr3dd3r79 just quite a confusing claim to use the center of mass when really I would have used the wording of inertia.

[@noelhann5262]

How many glorious tangents will we never even get to hear because they edited it out

[@cy-one]

16:00 Michelle C. Smith is actually a successful stuntwoman and has played in Smallville, Continuum, Deadpool, Arrow, Supergirl and Motherland: Fort Salem - amongst other shows and movies, of course.

[@thepanzerofthelake732]

Somebody PLEASE link me the "I am the Lorax I speak for the trees and God help us all they speak Vitenamese" meme

[@PhanTom-sb3oi]

Fun fact: cats are more likely to get hurt them self at lower levels of height than higher elevations

[@mgunter]

That looked like a racoon instead of a cat.

[@Mj-cj8wd]

Squirrels can survive terminal velocity it doesn’t matter how far they fall they will live

[@JustARoamer]

Unless they *starve*

[@kevinboyle3104]

What if I tie a brick to the squirrel

[@_something64_59]

They need to fall 4800 miles to die because that's how long it would take to starve and I might be a horrible person because I find that hilarious

[@JustARoamer]

@@_something64_59 mood

[@mr.mischiefiknowyourpasswo8224]

@@kevinboyle3104 Didn't you listen. The squirrel always lives. The brick just dies.

[@imofage3947]

8:00 : YO! That teacher deserves all the awards. I hope he got thanked a lot. Epic teacher.

[@VarangianGuard13]

I'm sorry, but that rhyme on the Spider Hole video was amazing. "I am the Lorax, I speak for the Trees." "And, God help us all, They speak Vietnamese." That is a whole damned statement and a mood, there.

[@Wolfers-iu9jh]

And this is a wonderful example why i love this channel

[@Runedragonx]

"Those are the only two ways to hurt your leg" My father was in a motorcycle accident involving an unlicensed driver where he cleanly sheered the neck of his left fibula. It was never treated so it healed in a broken state, leaving a protrusive bump next to his knee.

[@imdoingthisnowreally]

Nah, he just told you that because he didn't want you to know that he tripped going into a Best Buy. But on a real note that sucks. Is he... Okay?

[@Runedragonx]

@@imdoingthisnowreally Oh yeah this was years ago, the cold hurts, the heat too, but it's functional so why fix it now? That's his thinking though lol, says he doesn't want a complicated surgery he can't afford, especially one that puts him out of work for a good while. The man's 52 with a previously broken back and leg and he still puts the 20 year olds to shame lol

[@Camo-Trion]

I find it funny that I queue up Fire Force to continue watching it and then Lumo mentions it

[@fg09403]

I'm always surprised to hear the 3 floors thing is still around. It is literally one of the classic examples used in almost every statistics class of how studies can be poorly done. They did the study based on cats brought into vets offices, comparing the severity of the injury with the height of the reported fall. The issue being that people don't bring pancakes into the vet which means that data set was extremely incomplete and presented and entirely false conclusion.

[@Duke00x]

It is strength/toughness to weight ratio. Cats and other small animals terminal velocity (especially when they spared out their bodies and increase their surface area) is lower then the failure point of their bones/body. Lower falls are worse for them because they don't have enough time to adjust their bodies to land or to spread themselves out and increase air resistance.

[@monke7919]

Fun fact cats actually have an in build self-balancing system that instinctively activates when they're falling and that's how they re-orientate themselves to have their paws facing the ground I can't say for certain cuz I'm not an expert and either but I think squirrels also have a similar thing and in the squirrels case they can also survive terminal velocity but cats can't according to google the height and velocity of a cat's fall can affect how likely they are to be able to properly orientate themselves to be facing feet towards the ground in time and whether or not they can walk off the injury after landing

[@DarkwolfRedsoul]

I am 37 year old. And last week me and my flatmate visited our math teacher we had 25 years ago. We have kept in contact all theese years because she left such a big impression and she tought us so much about the impotärtance of being seen and heard and respected.

[@crazygalplays1088]

The higher the cat is the more likely that it’s wasn’t injured. They actually tested this and got this results. It’s because they get more time to adjust themselves in the air.

[@KaneyoriHK]

Squirrels can survive their maximum velocity but at a certain distance, they'll starve to death

[@eastgermanoaktree9173]

My teacher looked outside once, to a place where three people were working on a broken lightbulb and just said "We need three Germans to change a lightbulb, we're doomed"

[@drshr3dd3r79]

Fun fact a cat's terminal velocity isn't fast enough to kill it provided it lands on it's feet

[@AceKaliburOfficial]

now i had a teacher in 8th grade. her name was mrs. Gardner. she was a great teacher, and she was pretty funny too. one time, we had a fire drill, and i was the last one out, and she goes "wheres AceKalibur? oh well. nobody cares. BURN BABY BURN." that was her words. i did get a soda afterwards though, so that was cool. she also gave me 2 boxes of krispy kreme donuts. unfortunately, the school was completely destroyed in a massive flood. i dont know what happened to mrs. Gardner. i have footage of the flood on my channel if you want to see it.

[@JustJesting]

11:19 The difference between falling six stories and half a story for a cat is that shorter distances give them less time to make adjustments in the air and result in more injuries typically a cat that Falls from six stories will have more injuries than one that fell from 10 or 12 simply because they didn't have enough time to adjust their bodies while in air and sustain more injuries

[@itsyaboi2311]

Here’s some science for you. The farther up cats fall the more time they have to adjust themselves so they won’t get injured when they land. Sorry Lumo, but Favorite did not have enough time to be good at being a cat

[@lollertoaster]

That cat is dead unless it got vet attention immediately. A cat that fell from a 4th store will still run and hide wherever it cat but it's because it's badly injured and hiding from predators. They might look fine from the outside, but they are bleeding from raptured organs and broken bones and would die without medical intervention. This is why you are supposed to always install a safety net. Edit: if you know a cat that fell from a very high place and lived or maybe even wasn't injured, that doesn't mean that it is what usually happens.

[@_something64_59]

Actually, it's been proven that they can actually straighten themselves out the best from 3 to 4 storys high

[@gregc9344]

Completely incorrect. Under 1/3 of cats will die from a fall at terminal velocity (roughly 60mph) which takes them over 5 stories to reach. And most of the rest that survive will do so without injury because of how they stabilise themselves in the air and take the landing.

[@LetsPlayKeldeo]

I JUST PICKED UP THE WHOLE DVD BOX OF EUREKA ! LOVED THAT SHOW OMG

[@sammygames2046]

Healthy cats that are prepared for a fall can fairly consistently survive terminal velocity provided they are given medical attention afterwards.

[@_something64_59]

Not quite terminal velocity, though squirrels can, because cats don't really have a good enough way to slow down, they are just capable of maximizing shock absorbtion to minamize damage

[@beholdthegriffin5488]

OH MY GOD I KNOW THAT BUILDING THE CAT WAS ON LONG LIVE SIR KITTY

[@KihanaKat]

Cats have a better chance of escaping practically uninjured when they fall from, say, six stories, than they do from two stories. This is because they have more time to rotate their bodies and prepare for the landing.

[@geoshark12]

11:08 squirrels actually can fall from any height and be fine due to how they move and use there legs like shock absorbers and them being light , allows them to fall from terminal velocity

[@YourFriendOC]

5:04 "But those are the only two ways you can injure your leg" Me who fell on an escalator and got a hole in my leg: *are you sure about that.*

[@Lettucem3n]

Me, who experienced chair.

[@weakamna]

Cats have a low height that is more dangerous than a higher height. At a higher height, they manage to splay out and relax, which makes them much more resistant to damage. Most common injury is a broken jaw in those cases (which that cat might have had =/.). As for humans, we're unfortunatly cursed by larger mass. The surface/volume relationship f's us. Cats are about at the limit I think where that ratio starts making basically any fall dangerous. I think mice can fall from basically any height and survive (depending on other factors ofcourse).

[@Matthew_Y]

11:13 I don't remember where i heard this, but i think cats can survive falling from very high heights. But if they dont fall from a hight enough height, the fall can kill them. Might have something to do with there not being enough time to reorient their legs and body to cushion the fall.

[@johnsmithfakename8422]

housecats are WEIRD. They can fall to near terminal velocity and walk away uninjured, but there is a sweet spot (bad choice of words considering the context) where if a cat falls from it they risk breaking bones.

[@mr.a.milksnake5066]

Wait that was a cat!? From the way it ran away and what I saw of its tail I thought it was a raccoon!

[@Topikkaperna]

i go to old school and my physics teacher was the best. he retired last year, but he literally taught me, my mum and dad. he's like 65 and he's the only teacher that i respect and whom left an impression.

[@_something64_59]

Cats can (usually) land very well from 3 to 4 floors up where as a squirrel would have to fall about 4800 miles (which translates to 7724 km) to die because that is how long it would take them to starve to death and they can survive terminal velocity

[@kaenryuuart543]

Wait wait wait. Imagine falling and dying not because of the fall but starve to death

[@CreamCakes420]

10:40 a very common injury for cats is breaking their sternum and chin because of ow they land

[@_Solaris__]

I feel your pain, Lumo. I had the same injury a few years ago.

[@jakobi-wan6500]

God I love these two. If they have some sort of other channel, gaming or otherwise together, I will watch the absolute hell out that.

[@WisKy64VT]

[Tangent] is my favorite parts of any video from yall

[@rabbitsteew]

While cats are good at surviving falls, squirrels can literally survive terminal velocity, meaning they can survive a fall from ANY hight. They just don't take fall damage

[@hannahc7616]

this is my new favorite channel

[@Manuelslayor]

Cats in fact injure themselves a lot more in short falls than long ones as they lack the time to properly wright themselfs and land wrongly

[@Nutamu]

the thing with cats...a short fall like 3 floors can hurt them worse than a fall of 20 floors...because with a short fall they don't have enough time to brace themselves. Of course you can't drop them from an airplane, there's a point where a high fall is too high but I've heard of cats falling from 6 stories just fine but falling 2-3 and breaking something.

[@seraphwithatank6535]

My english teacher was an elite sniper in the US military... and almost no one at my school knew. Super soft spoken hippy lady, great teacher... confusing implications... how did that lady kill people with great efficiency? Guess she didn't have to worry about being too loud.

[@BlockBlazer]

18:13 The Lockpicking Lawyer is quaking in his boots.

[@shadowthedarkshadow6960]

This video is just pure chaos. And I'm living for it! XD You guys just earned a subscriber XD

[@jwalster9412]

It's camo, untill someone walks over, unknowingly sits down, and all you hear beneath is screaming.

[@notmebeingme461]

I have two teaches that I will never forget, one was my English and math teacher. she was always there, I had trouble writing at the age of ten and she was able to put me at the top of the class. the second teacher, was my law teacher. she celebrated my fourteenth birthday and got me a coffee machine because I was falling asleep in class. now I've got multiple published books and am working on my first full length novel using what they both taught me.

[@PentaSquares]

1_49 something I forgot which century: panning for gold. Only find pyrite 2018+ or something like that: panning for shiny rocks and shells Only find plastic. -useless plastic, not those few cool things. 2000: you'd probably find some toys or shells or whatever.

[@Murrlin27]

It's so golden when you two are in the same video

[@thesansaus3565]

0:50 the version of that i heard before was "i am the lorax i speak for the trees, you cut them down, i break your knees"

[@Preyfr60]

25+ years ago, I was in a tennis school and one day, we had Mansour Barami who came to play a match for an event with Guy Forget (french Tennisman who was good at that time) and we spent 2 hours having the best fun ever watching 2 trolls playing each other. :)

[@FirstNameLastName-gh9iw]

4:18 she already got a home run, so they can’t get her out…if they didn’t help she’d just be stuck there. It’s not like they could get her out so they might as well help her