Sam O' Nella History Lesson: Animals In Space

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[@EddieB-ready]

The only reason PeTA would ever boycott NASA is if NASA explodes animals on purpose, because they'd be stealing the only uniqueness of PeTa

[@iminavegetativestatestudio1730]

Peta would protest any exploitation of animals.

[@nonautemrexchristus5637]

@@iminavegetativestatestudio1730 they steal pets and kill them, they're hypocrites basically

[@Dr.HooWho]

They can't do shit anyways, it's nasa they spend billions and supported by the government

[@steven95N]

@@iminavegetativestatestudio1730 If you want to spread awareness about the ethical treatment of animals, PETA is the last people you want to listen to. They euthanize healthy animals all the time. A trip to their shelters in most cases is a death sentence for the poor things. At this point, their reputation is destroyed and only deluded people follow that Bs.

[@notahooman3598]

@@iminavegetativestatestudio1730 peta is one of the largest if not THE LARGEST euthanizer of pet animals. Namely dogs

[@loganhowe9496]

So you telling me, that you can make something and know if will work without ever having to test it

[@MsScarletwings]

I mean we can now, because we have some better ways of simulating it and calculating the possibilities these days. You can study the effects of zero G and vacuums themselves without going into space, use more advanced computing models, and we can build better equipment. Back then the computers were a lot less capable and most of what we were able to prepare for was by mathematical/physics calculation and speculation alone. I think the thing about the parachutes though, she’s probably suggesting we should have gotten better at launching and landing the rockets BEFORE we put living organisms inside of them. Obviously the ethics of animal testing just also reflected the time period and how much we have progressed today by comparison. At least towards higher primates and other sentient mammals.

[@n-s-a7113]

@@MsScarletwings simulations are a digital test But I get what your saying

[@bradenr867]

@@n-s-a7113 they’re not just digital test they are imitation of a situation (that’s the definition btw) But yeah the problem with simulations (either digital or small scale recreation) is that you can’t a count for something that’s never happened before

[@miketrujillo3677]

Hypothesize

[@zeallust8542]

Yeah actually, thats the whole point of drafting

[@theidiotcowguy752]

Yes, we needed to know about the Newts. If Newts couldnt heal wounds in space, than any Astronaut with a papercut would be doomed and die.

[@theidiotcowguy752]

Chaz, chaz, you poor sheltered child. If a papercut couldnt heal, neither could a wound. I used a papercut example seeing as it is a minor cut. How dumb do you think i am? I can comprehend the simple fact that if a papercut couldnt heal then a gash and wound couldnt either. I swear, you act like having idiots on the internet means that nobody has common sense and logic.

[@theidiotcowguy752]

Also, you cant amputate an arm. Then you would have open, unhealable flesh for a nub.

[@maciekx10]

To be fair in order to "do it better" you need to try first to know what is wrong. Very often things will sound good on paper but then reality will hit and it will not give a single crap about what you wrote on your slice of processed tree skin.

[@TheNexDude]

It probably took a few dumbass cavemen to get burned to death in order to figure out fire was dangerous but useful. I agree with you we need to fail before we can succeed.

[@DYLANJJK94]

For peoplw going up into space, It would probably of helped if the same person could have went back after each fail instead of dying out right. But I just wanna know if any 2000 year was ever said he Sam said 20'03...

[@Number_055]

The first attempt at docking two spacecraft by the soviets is a good example of this. Turns out getting a ship closer to its target is much harder than just pointing at it and accelerating. When they tried this, they found that they always ended up further away than they started. Turns out orbital mechanics is hard.

[@lucaswallo8127]

You shouldn't kill animals for shit like that

[@lordmiach6048]

Wal Luc They we’re sending animals for testing. Imagine sending humans to test on. It’d be a lot more cruel than sending an animal.

[@zkmk8593]

I like how they are talking about all of this like it happened recently. He clearly said it was the atomic era. so yeah, compared to current days, their tech is gonna seem pretty shit

[@chrisalonzo3770]

they are dumb as a rock

[@jacobsalmi5582]

@@chrisalonzo3770 humans of every era were just as intelligent as we are of now. The phrase on the shoulders of giants comes from the fact that our current state is from centuries of trial and error.

[@Idolish_Aurelite]

@@chrisalonzo3770 I mean..I don't see what's wrong with talking about it now despite it happening years ago-

[@robinchesterfield42]

But...they knew how to make parachutes by then, at least...?

[@ailospjellok7475]

@@jacobsalmi5582 no they very much werent... thats blatantly false, a person in the stone age is not as smart as for example einstein or really 99% of people born in the latest 3 centuries

[@buddermoikai6922]

It's funny how they didn't hear that part where he said it took 97 attempts to get a monkey to and from space safely

[@ECL28E]

"Why do we send animals to space?" Because if people died in-space, you gotta deal with grieving families, lawsuits, public-relations...

[@Bob-lr2xp]

6:28 Making a parachute that can safely land a 200lb human is not the same as landing thousands of pounds of metal moving at speeds so fast that they burn, while also being protected from said flames.

[@neoxperson7858]

"Why didn't we just do it better?" is like asking a homeless guy "why don't you just get a house?"

[@damiennightmaresx7950]

youtubers arnt smaart people- like early skitten was annoying as fuck and still is when i re watch those vids modern skitten is fine blends nicely with the rest of shit better thoe chavezz also has the era of "always in a discord call spewing nonsence about funny voices no one else can hear but him" which was weird at first but u know like all good things they end which btw that phrase is so misleading if u dont think about it since good is subjective-

[@samshams4642]

​@@damiennightmaresx7950 bro....what is wrong with you.....

[@damiennightmaresx7950]

@@samshams4642 not a clue my friend not. A. Clue it's kinda bad-

[@gateway360]

⁠@@damiennightmaresx7950wtf relax

[@BigKnecht]

"Did we need to know?" Yes.

[@Ausar0]

true. we literally did need to know if we plan on sending people up there lmao.

[@johnnyappleseed8982]

What I thought

[@ShinigamiSamaH]

It's called trials and errors for a reason. You won't know if the math is right until you calculate it, and the only way to do it is to, well, *do it.*

[@aCaRDa_S]

He needs to do more Sam o’nella

[@AstroNotpg]

DJ Dark yessssss

[@lordbasketboi9998]

Salmonella

[@RatQueen64]

“WhY dOnT wE pRaCtIcE lAnDiNg” IT’S CALLED TRIAL AND ERROR

[@TheNexDude]

thing is they do and did practice landing that's the point of sending rockets into space then bringing them back to earth. Humans can't perfect something we know nothing about instantly.

[@bobsickle2336]

I believe her point was perhaps they should have ironed out landing safety before they started sticking grown mammals in there. Like,trial it with a piece of pottery or something, goddamn. It's not like they were only suffering injuries, they were getting jellified on impact.

[@jacobsalmi5582]

@@bobsickle2336 pottery doesnt breath air. If there was some unknown biological issue we needed to know what it was. It was never just to kill animals but to iron out any final flaws and even that didnt solve for the challenger.

[@RatQueen64]

You can’t make an omelet without a couple of broken eggs 🤩

[@jackofastora8962]

Paul Tucker yeah it’s cracking a few skulls, your argument is dumb because testing without a live subject in an actual situation is 100X worse. Would you rather a couple monkeys be jellified or some humans turned into paste?

[@Dasaniwaterbottle69]

11:12 “we’re not gonna live in space ever” Astronauts in the ISS: are we a joke to you

[@ultimateblade4127]

I wouldn't be saying stuff like, "We'll never live in space." There's people that thought we'd never land on the moon but we did, and we have billions of years to figure out a way.

[@djtheturtle1399]

She wasn't saying it was impossible but since we're killing the earth its unlikely the human race will reach that point before the earth dies

[@Bakedgamer1]

Dj the turtle Well we do already have people living in space, sooo. But with the global warming stuff, most people don’t know that the Earth has a cycle of becoming hot and cold, we are on a heat up cycle. Our total carbon emissions have lead to a 2 degree change. Yes we do need to switch from fossil fuels, but solar energy is far too inefficient to be viable, and people are too scared of nuclear energy. Wind and hydroelectric are too specific in their placements to be viable.

[@Dell-ol6hb]

Dj the turtle the Earth will be perfectly fine, it’s us that we are going to eventually die off if we continue to pollute our world. Nothing we could ever do at our current technological level could wipe Earth out or the life on it, even when we side off eventually Earth and Life will rebound

[@Dell-ol6hb]

Intrepid74656 sure but it wouldn’t destroy the Earth or wipe out life, not even close, at most it might cause a mass extinction, but that’s it after a few millions years biodiversity will go back up and the ecosystem will stabilize once again. You have to understand that the Earth has existed for 4.8 billion years and life has existed for over 3 billion years on this planet, life has faced far far worse threats then we could ever currently commit, there were times in Earth’s history where 90%+ of all life on Earth went extinct and yet here we are, life on the whole is very robust and quite hard to get rid of once it is established across a whole planet.

[@ultimateblade4127]

@@Dell-ol6hb Yeah, I think the largest mass extinction was something like 96%.

[@giovanniperalta9798]

Chavezz: Why we didn't practice landing? Me: How do you land without taking off first?

[@drhouse6165]

"Why didn't we just do it better?" is the dumbest thing I've heard about space travel.

[@DKiSAerospaceHistory]

"But duh, they should have known everything that was going to happen in these completely untested scenarios, cuz they're NASA." - Skitten, probably

[@sarablake2114]

You don't just know about something, that's why we do research.

[@MsScarletwings]

I think most people just don’t have it put into perspective well enough how ahead of their time these achievements were for NASA back then. The iPhones we carry in our pockets today are more powerful and advanced than the massive computers we used to help us put men on the moon.

[@x0x0456]

Shut up nerd

[@visassess8607]

Isn't it nice to see people like this and go "Ahhh, they know less than I do"? Lmao

[@Web720]

When your prefrontal cortex shuts off and your amygdala or hypothalamus takes over. That's what they did in this video, all rational thinking out the door.

[@Solqueen86]

PETA would be sending animals up in space they half beaten or killed just to prove a point

[@JeevesAnthrozaurUS]

Yeah, as it turns out, to learn how things work you have to test things out And here I thought our knowledge spontaneously advanced by putting in Research Points into our Technology Tree Who knew, except y'know... Scientists.

[@Thiccubus]

This was the amount of scathe I was searching for. Thank you, Jeeves.

[@Alexanderthegreat159]

I love these two and i don't condone animal killing, but its hilarious that these two are naming all these things they could do better when they wouldn't know a damn thing about it if it wasn't for this right here. Sometimes their ignorance can be annoying as shit. 😂😂

[@teacakes968]

What logic is it based off of to assume they WOULDN’T heal

[@Jesus.H.Christ.]

Alex Dana yeah but NASA shouldn’t have sent the teacher into space because back then they hadn’t even perfected the space shuttles yet.

[@Alexanderthegreat159]

@@Jesus.H.Christ. obviously

[@franciscoalonso53]

Skitten's arguements are slowly getting worse and worse per video💀😂

[@EpicSB]

I just find her annoying at this point

[@eggsawce]

@@EpicSB gay

[@EpicSB]

@@eggsawce hmmm nah I'm still a girl person. If that changes I'll let you know

[@eggsawce]

@@EpicSB bruh

[@zombified_pariah7720]

The 😂 face automatically takes away any right you have to talk.

[@CarlosAM1]

6:26 rockets were a new concept and I dont think you could ever get close to making one without modern technology 11:26 there already are humans living in space and we plan to make a moon base by 2030. Edit: I give up, I cant with his and her stupidity.

[@bradenr867]

“We’re not going to live in space ever” (The astronauts on the iss are typing)

[@vihurah9554]

The way chavezz's face falls when salmonella brought up the big bird bombshell will never not kill me

[@D.Snom.]

No matter how many smart people you have. There’s almost always a guarantee that something will go wrong. And given how what kind of tech was available at the time and the space race at time this was kind of to be expected for some of those entries. Not to mention they kind of had to for some given that using a dummy wouldn’t really provide the most accurate results and what people thought was ethical too. Sometimes it’s better you than me

[@SpicyDeddy]

these two are killing my brain cells

[@Dell-ol6hb]

To be fair though they pretty much needed to test this out on animals that were as close as possible to human to see what would happen, because they didn’t even really know if it was possible to leave the atmosphere and survive, so it didn’t really make sense or risk sending trained humans into orbit just or see what happened to them, hence the use of primates who are as close to human as you can get

[@DYLANJJK94]

Too bad they didn't use. Pigs though, They would have been closer to humans in body thickness and in weight to test out zero G and such.

[@slimenchilada6318]

tbh i would sacrifice 17 babies rather send a fucking kitten up there, i aint dealin with teenagers

[@yuh685]

OwO that was pwetty cwinge “HeY gUys I tHink tHat AnImAl lIvEs arE mOre ImpORTanT tHan hUmanS” shut the fuck up, you sound like an absolute idiot.

[@iminavegetativestatestudio1730]

@@yuh685 well animal lives are not more important than humans. And human lives are NOT more important than animals. The only person who thought such is humans. We come to such conclusions based on our feelings, when in reality nature and the universe sees humans and animals as just mere atoms.

[@iminavegetativestatestudio1730]

@@slimenchilada6318 lol yeah who knows maybe one of them would become a flat earther or a white supremecist. We can't have one of those roaming around.

[@Zal-TheBug]

“We aren’t going to live in space ever.” Can’t stop the future. The idiotic very far away future.

[@silentkience5277]

ong tell that to SpaceX , NASA and the amount of money wasted on the mission to mars

[@jiraffe9600]

In some videos I’m like “Wow, these dudes are smart!”, but in some videos (like this one) I’m like “Wow, these dudes are brain dead.”

[@apollo6795]

Note this was the beginning of the space race. We could barely get into orbit at this time and these missions were dangerous because of that.

[@WhiteNegative]

PETA would launch the animals into space with a catapult and film it so they can "show" how horrible it is

[@dykuvids6821]

this reaction made me lose brain cells

[@Alexanderthegreat159]

I love how she thinks NASA went to space in the 1940s/50s. 😂

[@hieatus1039]

It was in space. Have you heard of a low earth orbit?

[@michaelbugner7011]

Do these two think rocket science is easy?

[@librathebeautifulwarmonk1283]

Peta would just be jealous that they've murdered less animals

[@iminavegetativestatestudio1730]

Ew a person that kills more animals than peta complaining that peta is complaining that they're not killing as much animals as everyone else.

[@TheAngryXenite]

@@iminavegetativestatestudio1730 Ew, a self important vegan who thinks their self righteous attitude towards people who eat an actual human diet somehow changes the fact that PETA are a bunch of hypocritical monsters who personally kill far more animals than any average person could ever dream of.

[@thatoneguy7126]

​@@iminavegetativestatestudio1730 and how exactly do you know they kill animals? Or more animals than Peta? You have magical powers to know all of this?

[@pptemplar5840]

"Did we need to know?" They're fukin newts. Chill.

[@PompomYourkey]

when monkey dies in a spacecraft while landing: "tHIs Is So sAd.. ANIMAL abUsE!" when bee and more insects die in a spacecraft while launch: "ok. " me: why the fuck do you care about animals more than insects. they are all living organisms still.

[@NoNoDontTouchMeThere]

Bugs are animals

[@PompomYourkey]

Kal Oni yes

[@lukeduran12]

Because they have way less brain power than a monkey, comparing a monkey to a bee is like comparing a bee to a bacteria.

[@rotschadel3574]

because its superficial. Empathy of animals is based on emotion not on rational thinking.

[@Stardew248]

We aren't going to live in space. 2020 Nasa: Project Artemis

[@DrRockor]

This was literally the first time we sent stuff into space. Planes were only a thing for like 50 years at this point. Of course they are gonna fuck up repeatedly

[@eldibo6732]

Ik y’all just joking but it’s LITERALLY rocket science idk what y’all expected 🤣

[@Triggathenigga]

She be acting like a common BLM protester talking about whole ass different time lines.

[@cross8267]

I just want to say that NASA made a parachute that can hold a 165,000 space shuttle empty not including the impact of falling from space and one monkey

[@robertgehrig1631]

We will have permanent people living in space in just a couple of years now. (If plans go well). The moon is scheduled for 2024 to start that colony. All thanks to Albert and all the other animals we launched to space.

[@snuggies8037]

The challenger tragedy was so sad! Besides the fact that they all died in the ship, their family and the world watched it happen live! NASA knew that there was an issue with these rings on the blaster things, but still let it go even though they knew it would most likely explode! There is a whole documentary series on Netflix. It’s really good!

[@pocolocojones9206]

3:15 To skip the intro

[@raymondsecrest3773]

“We’re not gonna live in space” yet we have people that basically live on the ISS and NASA wants to have people living on the moon in 2024

[@emarijacoway4022]

It’s sad people feel this much about animals and not for people

[@ValensBellator]

Why did we use so many damn monkeys first? We couldn’t use a dang frog?? 😂

[@destinationaddictionsamsar7894]

There's actually a book called (Sputniks guide to life on earth) where Laika actually survived and was found by aliens. Its such a amazing book highly recommend 😉

[@Aliulo]

See, all those lost Alberts would've been avoided if NASA had just played Kerbal Space Program.

[@tatefreeman4563]

The parachute was fine, slowing down enough for it to work was the problem

[@smitty1647]

"Stop talking!" -Rigby

[@maciekx10]

I think that humanity has a shot at developing space stations that people could live on. Not in our life time mind you but still. I mean just think about the amount of progress we have made since we started working on space travel. For us it might seam slow but from a historical perspective we are crazy fast. I mean there are thing in human history that took thousands of years before we manage to improve them but now? Technology can advance so fast now that it puts everything before it to shame. Fuck cell phones went from just a dream in the 60s-70s to basically being a mini computer withing a few decades.

[@joshuagross3151]

NASA's supposed to attempt a long term research station on the moon, sometime in the next ten years. Sorry to hear you won't live that long. Sucks man.

[@maciekx10]

@@joshuagross3151 I was thinking more of a giant space station that can sustain life without being attached to a celestial body. As for my life you don't have to worry since it was fun, full and with no mayor regrets. I can leave happily. However I have to admit the knowledge that you will be stuck in the shit storm you call existence before dying in misery is a nice cherry on top of it all.

[@joshuagross3151]

@@maciekx10 Stuck? Hehe, I get the honour of seeing a second US Civil War, a 3rd World War, a moon colony and a potential Mars colony, though I'm convinced the last one's gonna fall to bits. My favorite part is going to be first contact, since I'm certain it'll go horribly wrong.

[@maciekx10]

@@joshuagross3151 Shit now I have to add missing how fucked up the first contact is going to be to my list of regrets!

[@DYLANJJK94]

They could make them, But getting there without some random idiot from breaking something important in the ship or in their new home at the station. Their probably isn't a window strong enough to stop stupid people...... Lol

[@DeadDino]

2 minutes in and I received 2 ads and Chavez still hasn't played the video

[@lukekelly5075]

Albert II turned into a fine Red mist.

[@BridaUlv]

The soft happiness in her voice when she says "Jellies!" is so cute!

[@MoofyGaming]

Chavezz: We won't ever make it into space! Elon Musk: Hold my beer.

[@smitty1647]

Elon Musk: okay scientists, do your jobs while i take credit because i'm the guy with the money. oh and somehow make the hyperloop not retarded

[@shroomkxgephdre9214]

@@smitty1647 well someone's gotta tell ppl what to do and pay them, so why not the other smart guy that actually has money instead of begging some association and university to fund your projects. I'd be okay w the guy creating my salary, taking the credit. Only an idiot would think he did it all by himself with no team. And ultimately he's created a lot of jobs because otherwise a majority of these scientists would be sending emails day in and day out, asking for funding for whatever other abstract things they might want to research, but then end up getting denied 80% of the time

[@dravenoth421]

We kinda need to blow up some more animals and learn some more about space (I just want Sam-o-nelle to do some more of these)

[@dykuvids6821]

Dude coming back to this video 3 years ago I'm happy that I have a functioning education

[@deethearies]

Space Chimps had to be the highlight of my childhood

[@dankmelonz7587]

Thank you chavezz i was getting tired of reddit videos keep up the work!

[@silentkience5277]

"WhY dOn'T wE MaKe It BeTtEr"

[@Katsunai]

Tell me you think it's easy to make an accurate parachute for a giant heavy metal holder containing fragile animals, flying down blazing through the sky without the shit spinning out of control or tearing itself apart on the first try. "Make it better" just cuz you made crappy parachutes for your tincan doesn't mean it would have saved live animals. Chances are you would have had tomato soup in your tincan.

[@SirParasyte]

*"You tou-can do it"* is inspirational lol

[@smitty1647]

when you're in Pappy Land!

[@isaiahdiaz4252]

So Skitten doesn’t like Spongebob or Elon Musk.... Wtf kind of Human

[@edric1249]

I see chavezz rocking that steven unverise hat i wonder what he feels about to me it was firee

[@TheLastLogicalOne]

"Edit that part out" "how bout no?"

[@jakkrit6910]

.....7:00 because at that time just put anything into orbit is hard...

[@wanchoowo4613]

IM EARLYYYY react to obscure obsolete inventions or inprobable tales of survival (both by Sam)

[@dayneheller2695]

Can you plz react to fun facts about sigmund freud by Sam o nella

[@chrislybear-ly7jv]

This was 80 years ago

[@Deathmasterray]

If I ever do eat a roasted horse it better be dead. Eating an alive horse just sounds like a bad time for everyone involved.

[@koen8993]

While foregoing meat is generally better for the environment it is not better for the Amazon rainforest. If I remember correctly, much of forest that was cut down was for farmland which is then used for lucrative crops; soy being among them. Incidentally, the recent forest fires in the Amazon we heard so much about are largely not wildfires, but farmers burning the land to fertilize the ground.

[@solar-kg8zu]

They’re burning the forest to make land for agriculture, to feed the animals they slaughter for your dinner plate.

[@jordantaulbee9411]

@@solar-kg8zu and for vegans to

[@lazy7214]

why is everyone in this comment section just a cesspool of "trial and error"

[@jen_is_not_ok]

THEY DID IT!!!

[@JonaRosalinaRose]

Nah we will make space a home. A permanent base on the moon is a good idea especially if we can tow resource rich asteroids from the belts to earth. one good asteroid would solve resouce issues on earth for a few hundred years.

[@toobig7399]

Wouldn't mars be a better option? More resources and the lack of gravity won't fuck you up as much

[@FieryMeltman]

@@toobig7399 The problem is that Mars is on average about 256x further away from us than the Moon.

[@shuhratkessikbayev8886]

Im curious as to how Chavez never knew about the Challenger II explosion. It is one of the most horrible astronautical disasters in American history and commonly documented while on the topic of the Space Race between the U.S.A and the U.S.S.R. Every school I went to touched on the topic so I'm curious what school did Chavez go to that didn't do their job right and talk about the worst events in cosmic history

[@Toxin_Glitch]

Imagine if we got the timeline where Big Bird is a casualty

[@groovyhoovy9793]

11:22 were supposed to be one mars around 2040 so...

[@impishnoire6682]

...I don't think you do. Soooo you and me are through." Yass Sing my life. 💯

[@wumbology6072]

*toucan do it too*

[@Beware_of_Meh]

Launch a parachute that can survive a giant metal capsule falling down to earth like a meteor and not get destroyed and then you can *speak*

[@Theyl0vemj]

I like the Steven Universe hat Chavezz

[@vinay2004p]

Hmmm well that's how science works, it's not that humans suddenly became progressed.

[@mrflamram9966]

We need a compilation of skiten singing in videos

[@johnsmith-mi2uc]

man, the space age was an incredibly wild time. nuclear tech was brand spanking new, and the u.s. govt wanted to find out what it can get from it and fast, so had all kinds of projects running with essentially a blank cheque, and rocket and aeronautical designs were no exception. possibly the two most wildest "rocket" designs to have come from the 50s was the Aldebaraan rocket, and the Super Orion Interstellar Ark. truly thought this was made up. NOPE. this was a project that was funded for 7 years, with the idea of taking an 8 million ton craft, essentially a small city, and have it ride on a series of nuclear explosions.

[@dusky6280]

How tf we gonna "do it better" if we don't know if the current version works????? Actual luddites

[@grifballa]

To answer your questions about practice landings, drone tech wasn't really a thing yet. There was incredibly limited control that could be had over what happens. Remember, this was the 50s.

[@n-s-a7113]

Instead of using animals for test we should use death penalty prisoners

[@Ollo-teddo]

I'm trying to unsee something's and this is helping, thank you.

[@auroraretanabermudez2739]

Chavezz I think you'd adore watching the newest Tier Zoo video, he finally released the Dinosaur Tier List!! It's amazing

[@smitty1647]

tierzoo is top tier

[@Annausagi2]

I can't believe Big Bird cheated death...

[@flavoredwaters]

Man some of y’all don’t know Sam is a comedy channel

[@happyfairyjerry]

No skitten was spitten facts, you're not gonna jump in a car that's got a good engine but the brakes don't work. Like cool I guess this is my last drive😂🤣

[@theblindmaster4519]

honestly... companies have probably tricked me into eating horse meat before and told me it was something else.

[@naeteee7373]

just an fyi, all the dying monkeys was before NASA formed

[@code9mill]

I prefer my horse roasted alive

[@jenneacubero1036]

Me: *Sees the titles* Welp...time to cry again...

[@theidiotcowguy752]

So you're telling me, people just after WWII couldnt cradle a freaking missile? WHAAAAAAT?

[@rare80]

Toucan win at this game.