Try Not To Say WOW Challenge! Satisfying Video that Relaxes You Before Sleep #51

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Intro
Being a human on planet Earth these days is pretty sweet, what with the internet and all. So prepare to be dazzled by the best of what planet Earth and the internet has to offer. We’re about to go 2 clicks beyond the sublime. Are you ready…Let’s do it!
This is an example of granular flow where rocks of a similar size flow like a liquid spurred on by gravity.
Just because the odds of something happening are extremely high doesn’t mean that it’s impossible. See for yourself.
This is the result of drilling a deep water well. All that impacted Earth has to go somewhere, and getting it out is necessary to move on to the next job.
Who doesn’t love a party with an open bar? This is how you get that party started.
Remember this technique next time you pull your red-hot ceramic bowls from the kiln to add a bit of nature to your design.
Watching a true artist at work is like listening to a beautiful symphony where everything comes together in harmony.
The key to this technique is a super sharp scythe blade to make short work of harvest time.
If you give a bunch of Norwegians an unlimited supply of wooden pallets and enough free time, they’ll come up with something as spectacular as it is outrageous.
Watermelon makes a great addition to any summer picnic, but if you want to really WOW your guests, take a page out of this guy’s playbook.
If you love artichokes like I do, you know the heart is the best part. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to skip the rest and go straight to the best.
Here’s today’s safety tip. Clean out the lint from your dryer vents, people. Every year about 2,900 residential fires can be attributed to poor dryer vent maintenance.
Pasta comes in over 600 shapes, but spaghetti like this is by far the most popular. To no surprise, Italy eats the most pasta. Followed by Venezuela and Tunisia.
The origins of pasta are shrouded in mystery with China getting the credit for inventing it. But historical records indicate the pre-Roman Etruscan civilization had already been making their own version of pasta by 500 B.C.
Warning…If you have an extreme sweet tooth…proceed with caution.
Do yourself a favor and Google “realistic food candles” and you’ll be rewarded by some examples that look so real, it will blow your mind…like this avo-candle here.
Tell me this next clip doesn’t bring you back to when you were a kid mixing paints in class to see what colors you could come up with.
If you ever get attacked by a Chinese Viking wielding a car rim, you’ll know what kind of helmet to wear.
Shout out to all the beekeepers out there harvesting around 1.77 million metric tons of the golden goo every year. But a single honey bee worker only makes an average of 1/12 of a teaspoon in its lifetime.
Outro
That was amazing stuff! Wanna do it again…Of course you do. Be sure to like and subscribe, and we’ll be back before you know it with another high-octane barn burner. See you next time.

[@kygal]

8:50. *Small girl juggles a chair with her feet while playing on her phone*. Me* Can't walk and talk at the same time. 😂

[@sherriethames6503]

Absolutely fantastic video. Music....not HAD to mute it. Missed the narration.

[@brainhappy]

amazing people

[@CrazyWorld-ld9er]

❤❤❤❤❤ love it

[@EdH447]

Great video 👌

[@pixfunki]

3:36 So lovely

[@ruthnassa1]

Amazing!!!!!

[@neeranjanideokinanan5293]

Kjijijjihnnjnmohmkhnm!

[@soroushmohammadi3436]

Nice

[@RarelyReplies]

Chick with the chair should have been 5 seconds, MAX

[@FujishimaAkiko]

That "pasta" being cut were rice noodles, and rice noodles, even though noodles are not pasta.

[@monk3495]

That’s a weed scythe, easy to pull all weeds with ease, if harvesting it would leave mid tender stem for regrowth

[@SandraCat22]

Click bait. They didn’t show the hair in this video.

[@jaderavenwolf6137]

yeah yet again total clickbait .

[@alvexok5523]

​@@jaderavenwolf6137Yeah, that was unok

[@alvexok5523]

Yeah, that was ungood

[@pollyg562]

DRYER VENTS CONFUSE ME I LIVE IN AUSTRALIA AND WE HAVE NO DRYER VENTS'NONE' WE HAVE A FILTER IN THE DOOR

[@ashleyklotz3762]

In America we have them.. I'll be honest that I really just figured they were like that all over the world but I guess not. We have filters in pretty much all dryers, there are some that don't have them but there's still a lint trap but the main traps have to be cleaned otherwise after a few drys it turns into a fire hazard

[@nookbandit]

Obviously your confused by typing in all caps

[@rosebay44Evergreen-ti3zl]

So the heat is blown into the room, how is that in the summer?

[@Kate303x]

Around the 15 minute mark, you say that the odds are high for something. You should have said that the odds were low, because when odds are high, something is more likely.

[@shadow_crne1030]

Saying WOW is forbidden, right?! What about "DAMN".

[@alvexok5523]

Yeah, it's what I've been saying, "Damn! This video has some cool scenes!" And at 13:02, Damn! Bullwinkle is running as fast as that car is!

[@omegametroyd]

Where's the har with glow dye? I wanted to see the cool hairstyle to get it for myself. Thumbs down for fake thumbnails

[@lazyhazeldaisy9596]

Sorry I said Wow! at the very first one.

[@tanial.williamson8082]

11:30 ANIMAL ABUSE.

[@aleksitjvladica.]

Provide a source for that female spinning the chair with legs!

[@lucianacristinavalverde429]

Please don't play music

[@alvexok5523]

It's that new-age techno-babble.

[@rayshelld791]

I can peel a potato faster than that machine. However unless that machine can peel many potatoes at a time, can't really see its economical use.

[@mikecook6104]

Can you peel potatoes 24 hrs a day 265 a year without breaks or being entitled to holidays or being ill or being distracted by your work colleagues or wanting a pay rise.....

[@rayshelld791]

@@mikecook6104 speaking from a restaurant or mass food prep point, yes the machine is useful, however for home use....not so much.

[@mikecook6104]

@rayshelld791 don't get wrong....you don't use that machine for home use

[@InstabilerStoff]

While I am not sure how the machine is fed, you can see that the potato is stuck on top of a steel rod and peeled by a blade on each side. Next to it the same contraption is seen many times, so I assume, yes it can do at least a dozen at a time and is even supposed to, as all the blades are attached to one bar and move, even if there is no potato attached. Also, what someone else said is important. A machine, even if it was slower than you, does not have to sleep or have an hourly wage. I can not speak of other countries, but here in Germany, just an educated guess from what I can see, I don't think a month of continuous operation of this machine would cost even 15% of an employee's wage. Finally, I can see two extra potential selling points or general points of interest: continuity and aesthetics. These apparently spring pressured blades are extremely consistent with the depth of the cut. This has two added bonuses of the peeled potato being visually pleasing and the waste in the form of pulp beneath the skin.

[@rayshelld791]

@@InstabilerStoff ah, makes more sense now. Thankyou for the info.

[@TomasVolley]

Where is the thumb nail? Fooled again...............................................

[@sotirisfilippou2769]

boring