I can relate to that dad near the end. I remember two birthdays, and one of those is my own. My sister remembers every birthday anyone ever mentioned to her.
I think that’s different. I have a hard time remembering family members birthdays bc I wasn’t alive for them so I didn’t experience that day. It’s a huge red flag if a parent can’t remember such an important day of their life especially if it was celebrated YESTERDAY. No excuse for this dad imo.
@@Rileyboi69 Bet you that dad knows the name of the monster that he scared away from under their bed and how much the mortgage payment is and how many overtime hours he is going to have to work to pay for their braces, how many tries it took for them to learn how to ride their bike. How many times each of them ran to him for safety and protections from a noise in the night. You are stupid if you think memorizing some random names and some dates shows anything especially since everyone walks around with that info programed on their phone.
@@justanotherdave4835 birthdays aren’t “random numbers” they’re literally the day you came into this world. It’s a special day to celebrate your life so if mum can easily remember things that are important to her child and I can even remember my cats birthday then yeah dad should be able to remember that one of his kids birthdays was YESTERDAY. Stop trying to justify absent parents. The bar for men is literally so low smfh.
@@Rileyboi69 Bruh, as someone that ACTUALLY had an absent parent, you're overexaggerating. There's many more important gestures I'd care about from a parent than simply remembering my birthday, that probably ranks as one of the least important things to me personally.
@@ZothZuluZix honking is to warn others/signal to others. Use of the horn for something other than safety, especially out of anger, can be punishable. It's not in all states and most officers don't enforce it, but yes, it is a state law
We also don't know what he was pulled over for and neither does he until the cop gets to you to point out your plates are expired/light is out/you're driving erratically. Despite being a judge he got out of his car and aggressively approached the cop and slapped him with the "Do you know who I am? Run my plates!" It is just as important to check for licenses so car and owner matches and it's not a friend borrowing the car or car stolen.
@@ZothZuluZix Nope, excessive or improper use of the horn is illegal in most cities in the US actually. Essentially because freedom of expression covers WHAT you say/do, not how LOUD you do it. I forget the name of the case, but the supreme court basically ruled that the being too loud violates others rights to peace, and so is not covered under freedom of expression. As mentioned above though, it's not usually heavily enforced
@@EmulleatorSo you're admitting you have no role in your child's upbringing despite all that garbage of "my kids need a dad". You're an absent father yet still married.
The usual working pressure of a firehose can vary between 8 and 20 bar (800 and 2,000 kPa; 116 and 290 psi) while per the NFPA 1961 Fire Hose Standard, its bursting pressure is in excess of 110 bar. (11,000kPa; 1600psi)
For reference, 101 kPa is normal atmospheric pressure.
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Just picture every human being driwing their cars, walking on sidewalks, while Mousey just casually flying on a waterhose, like witches would fly on their brooms.
Horses actually don't need to lay down. Their legs lock in place and they sleep standing up... That's why the horse owner reacted that way... (They still do sometimes lay down though.)
all the judge did was honk his horn at the cop who was in the wrong and the cop desided to go on a power trip before he knew who he was trying to bully
5:08 if you're wondering why shes freaking out and asking how to hide her search history, if you look at her google page, it shows that she has a top 8 most visted websites. and one of them is "PH" Im sure most of you know what it stands for. if not, it means - - - - - - potential hydrogen :^)
yeah it just means 1: she makes the appointments(knowing doctor name etc) 2: well they should both know the birthdays on their own, feel like that one was the dad pretending to not know 3: when the kids talk about their day the mom remembers (or she takes them to sleepovers so she remembers the best friend names)
I’m fairly good at remembering my kids’ birthdays and their doctor, and stuff like that, but because I’m bad with names, I can’t remember their friends names. I’m great with faces, so it’s often a case of “Hey, it’s that kid,” or something like that.
@@trent_1073 The judge rightfully apologized for abusing his position and authority. "The Judicial Conduct Board found that President Judge Reinaker’s actions breached the Code of Judicial Conduct that could support the filing of formal charges, but it decided to resolve the matter through the Letter of Counsel in light of the following mitigating considerations: on June 14, 2019, you self-reported your conduct to the Judicial Conduct Board you cooperated fully in the investigation the conduct in question was brief and singular in nature you apologized to the police officer involved in the motor vehicle traffic stop you accepted responsibility for your conduct"
Bet if you asked the dad what their favorite movie was, which toys they played with the most, or 'interests' related topics he would be able to answer them. Thats what dads tend to remember most.
That may be true, but I feel like as a guardian, its important to know their birthdays at least. If a doctor/teacher/relative needs to know, they aren't going to accept "I don't know." And what if his wife isn't there to answer? I have a feeling he made a point to remember after this...But yeah, he doesn't really need to remember the other stuff.
@@HameltheKamel chances are he works constantly and the mother is a homemaker. He's not ever gonna take the kids to the doctors' on his own because his wife always has the time and he rarely will.
The birthday/doctors and all part makes me laugh. the whole segment was asking couples different questions about their spouses, and the women a large majority of the time knew all the answers and the men did not.
The men understand that they can delegate the remembering of those things to the women. It's like having an assistant, I don't need to remember all of my appointments when I can just have her remind me.
Let's be honest, it was quite unfair to ask questions the dad has no hope of answering if he's the breadwinner. Find a family where the homemaker is the dad and the breadwinner is the mother, and the dad will know all the answers to those questions while the mother will know things like favourite movie, biggest fear, favourite movie, favourite restaurant and favourite thing at that restaurant, favourite drink or favourite alcohol, and so on.
I think the cop should have thrown the book at that judge. Just because he’s a judge doesn’t mean he can commit traffic violations. His job is merely to interpret the law.
I kinda disagree with mouse on the "helicopter" parent thing. I believe a properly involved parent should know their own children's birthdays, their doctors, and who their best friend is. The first two things bare minimum... it's your kid! Know when they where birthed and who they see every year for health checkups. Talk to your kids, be involved with them. Share in their lives. But don't be suffocating. If you have issues remembering, get the help you need to truly be there for your fam
It's crazy to me that anyone thinks knowing the name of your child's best friend is bad. Why would you not know who your child spends time with? Knowing their birthdays... fair enough, I suck at those but you have to make an attempt. The doctor and dentist is just a given considering, y'know, you pay for that and trust them with your child's health.
mouse has blessed me with knowledge about waxing, i will now forever be going forward with the knowledge that, it hurts at first, but is dead later....
because that cop probably spent years to get to where he is and if he gave that judge a ticket then his job would be at risk. its fucked up, corrupt, and needs to change
The cop pulled him over for using his horn. He knew he was in the wrong and that the judge could actually do something about it. As simple as that. Man TH-cam is like a mecca for people that don't understand context clues. "You pulling me over, for blowing my horn" "You better check the registration on this plate soon"
6:25 not just waxing either. i have a thing i don't know how to name in english, that basically makes me pull off hair. i remember at the beggining it was painfull, now i don't feel anything anymore. just googled how it's called in english, it's called Trichotillomania. to those who are interested, here's the exact definition of it: Trichotillomania (trik-o-til-o-MAY-nee-uh), also called hair-pulling disorder, is a mental disorder that involves recurrent, irresistible urges to pull out hair from your scalp, eyebrows or other areas of your body, despite trying to stop.
I don't know why but Mouse saying the stuff about waxing makes me wonder if that's a way to get yourself to last longer in bed just killing the feeling to certain areas XD
"Have a good day judge" So either the cop pulled him over for something dumb or nothing at all or the cop pulled him over for something legitimate and he used his position to get out of it. Either way, that's abuse of power and why lots of people have issues with police
The cop pulled him over for excessively honking his horn. The judge was most likely going to get a warning for it. Because most cops are not going to give a ticket for honking your horn.
6:50 That's how boxing and kick boxing works, Kicking a boxing pillow hurts like actual hell, but over time you stop feeling it, at least so I've heards, I never got that far.
The guy who was trying to saber the champagne bottle with a cup. That's totally possible but you gotta take off the metal twisty thing first. The angle he's holding it looks about right but you also need to find the seam of the glass and hit it in that spot.
2:35 He isn't wrong about the intrusive thoughts, but that is why the internet exists: Because someone else already did it and we get to see their dumbasses fail.
She knows their doctor and dentist because she is the one dealing with the doctor and dentist. Scheduling appointments and talking over the results etc. You should know your kids' best friends. Knowing all their friends is crazy but they only have 1 best friend and they hangout with them the most and she probably drives them to hangout all the time. The dad didnt know anything because he is uninterested in his kids and he doesnt do any of the logistical stuff required for them. I aint saying he is a bad dad but at least one parent should know that stuff. Its fine to have different roles in a relationship. And mothers naturally are more watchful and caring of their children. A helicopter parent is like a parent that tells you what movies you can watch and does everything for you and is always in your business. She aint a helicopter parent. Japan has/had some of the most hands of parenting (besides grades). They let their kids wander around and do errands at like 5 years old. But they would know all that info about their kids.
Well for the helicopter parent thing. I’d say once they grow out of adolescence there’s no reason to know that much. The doctor if you they are still in pediatrics and of course birthdays.
"Have a good day judge" that just made me mad, i work law enforcement, that's a disgrace, i really thought my American "colleagues" where better than that. I'm just angry now.
ive been my bestfriends best friends for more than half our lives. Ive bought him expensive gifts for holidays and birthdays and just to help him out. Ive been there through the worst experiences in his life. I cant remember the EXACT day of his birthday. im always a day early or a day late
I mean, the kids look kinda young, so knowing who their friends are isn't really uncommon as a parent. The mom is probably in a moms friend group anyway with all the kids friends. knowing the doctors is just a normal parent thing to know and Birthdays, well the mom had to pop them out so kinda rememberable. Basically a fine example of a mom who does all the paper work and actual parent/ adult stuff for the kids. Whilst the dad is just the guy who goes to work and makes the money for the house (though with this many kids the mom probably works too) :/
How did you go from "the bare fucking Minimum" to "a fine example who does everything"? You said it, pushing out a child is kinda hard to forget. As for doctors: who do you think chose them? How much of a travesty parents medical decisions often are aside they are allowed to make them for children to quite the high age. The correctness of which is a whole fucking debate between anti-vaxxers and trans-people. Knowing your childrens friends, wow. So me knowing my mom's friends must make a great son, definitely nothing pointing at a bad relationship just from not having spoken to her directly the past 7 years
Street: *is clearly flooded*
Mousey: "How'd that water get in there?"
Ye bro didn't you see how much water they were emptying out of their car. Of course the street got flooded...
@@brazenh2836 in teeeeeeeeeeeeears 😭😭
I can relate to that dad near the end. I remember two birthdays, and one of those is my own. My sister remembers every birthday anyone ever mentioned to her.
I think that’s different. I have a hard time remembering family members birthdays bc I wasn’t alive for them so I didn’t experience that day. It’s a huge red flag if a parent can’t remember such an important day of their life especially if it was celebrated YESTERDAY. No excuse for this dad imo.
@@Rileyboi69 It's not important in the slightest, it's just a birthday. They survived another year, big whoop, who cares.
@@Rileyboi69 Bet you that dad knows the name of the monster that he scared away from under their bed and how much the mortgage payment is and how many overtime hours he is going to have to work to pay for their braces, how many tries it took for them to learn how to ride their bike. How many times each of them ran to him for safety and protections from a noise in the night. You are stupid if you think memorizing some random names and some dates shows anything especially since everyone walks around with that info programed on their phone.
@@justanotherdave4835 birthdays aren’t “random numbers” they’re literally the day you came into this world. It’s a special day to celebrate your life so if mum can easily remember things that are important to her child and I can even remember my cats birthday then yeah dad should be able to remember that one of his kids birthdays was YESTERDAY. Stop trying to justify absent parents. The bar for men is literally so low smfh.
@@Rileyboi69 Bruh, as someone that ACTUALLY had an absent parent, you're overexaggerating. There's many more important gestures I'd care about from a parent than simply remembering my birthday, that probably ranks as one of the least important things to me personally.
Ok she can’t just casually bring up that her dad tried to eat bones without explaining why
Bone appetit
yeah but like...marrow shoots are fucking king though
He likes eating bones. She has said this many a time.
It's from the stranded on an island arc, she'll tell us in due time all the details surrounding how her dad survived by eating their pilot
I didn’t think it was super uncommon. My mom does it to. Maybe it’s a Hispanic thing
"I wax it all" *cute noises *
Somehow she made it sound cute when waxing is hell (I waxed my beard and eyebrow once, never doing it again)
The weird flex of "do you think I have any feeling in my eyebrows!?"
"Do you know who I am!? I am a judge!"
"So you understand the law then?"
@@ZothZuluZix honking is to warn others/signal to others. Use of the horn for something other than safety, especially out of anger, can be punishable. It's not in all states and most officers don't enforce it, but yes, it is a state law
Yeah, he understands honking isnt illegal genius.
@@TGMinnieeMee and its stupid tough to prove. Thats why cops who arent idiots or rookies dont bother with it.
We also don't know what he was pulled over for and neither does he until the cop gets to you to point out your plates are expired/light is out/you're driving erratically. Despite being a judge he got out of his car and aggressively approached the cop and slapped him with the "Do you know who I am? Run my plates!" It is just as important to check for licenses so car and owner matches and it's not a friend borrowing the car or car stolen.
@@ZothZuluZix Nope, excessive or improper use of the horn is illegal in most cities in the US actually. Essentially because freedom of expression covers WHAT you say/do, not how LOUD you do it.
I forget the name of the case, but the supreme court basically ruled that the being too loud violates others rights to peace, and so is not covered under freedom of expression.
As mentioned above though, it's not usually heavily enforced
"You're a helicopter parent if you know your kids doctor"
-IronMouse
I don't know anything about my kids, am I doing it right?
@@QuartzChrysalis neither do I, would be weird if I knew details of other people's kids
@@Emulleatorhey don’t worry your not alone, idk this guys kids either.
@@QuartzChrysalisNo.
@@EmulleatorSo you're admitting you have no role in your child's upbringing despite all that garbage of "my kids need a dad". You're an absent father yet still married.
The usual working pressure of a firehose can vary between 8 and 20 bar (800 and 2,000 kPa; 116 and 290 psi) while per the NFPA 1961 Fire Hose Standard, its bursting pressure is in excess of 110 bar. (11,000kPa; 1600psi)
SO, would it hurt if you got blasted with one?
So yes, it would take little Mousey for a flight all over the room.
For reference, 101 kPa is normal atmospheric pressure.
Just picture every human being driwing their cars, walking on sidewalks, while Mousey just casually flying on a waterhose, like witches would fly on their brooms.
The used car thing near the end KILLED me
Horses actually don't need to lay down. Their legs lock in place and they sleep standing up... That's why the horse owner reacted that way...
(They still do sometimes lay down though.)
Steven! I thot you wer' deed... 😆
That wrong car, bro kidnapped himself. lmao
Doesnt matter if he is a judge he still has to follow the law...
Welcome to humanity, those in power never follow the laws.
all the judge did was honk his horn at the cop who was in the wrong and the cop desided to go on a power trip before he knew who he was trying to bully
honkning isnt illegal.
@@peythe How about this - both of them were in the wrong. Fuck the judge AND the cop. ACAB.
@@RabidDogma ACAB = All Criminals Are Bad
That mouse is WAXED!
Smooth Mouse
But that brings up the question... Are her eyebrows real, or drawn on?
@@pauljs75she's from Puerto Rico! 😂😂
5:08 if you're wondering why shes freaking out and asking how to hide her search history, if you look at her google page, it shows that she has a top 8 most visted websites. and one of them is "PH"
Im sure most of you know what it stands for.
if not, it means
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potential hydrogen :^)
she also had brainpop
There's a Reason Incognito exists, or else you just use a different Browser for it
Anyone know who the streamer is though?
“Anybody who knows that much information…is a helicopter, and that’s scary” I swear my brain just died when I heard that 21:34
ehhhh not a helicopter for knowing your kids but dang that poor dad got roasted haha
yeah it just means
1: she makes the appointments(knowing doctor name etc)
2: well they should both know the birthdays on their own, feel like that one was the dad pretending to not know
3: when the kids talk about their day the mom remembers (or she takes them to sleepovers so she remembers the best friend names)
I’m fairly good at remembering my kids’ birthdays and their doctor, and stuff like that, but because I’m bad with names, I can’t remember their friends names. I’m great with faces, so it’s often a case of “Hey, it’s that kid,” or something like that.
That's some straight abuse of power by that Judge, he should get a ticket just like anybody else.
honking thats what he did abuse of power was the cop who wanted to give a ticket for that
@@trent_1073 The judge rightfully apologized for abusing his position and authority.
"The Judicial Conduct Board found that President Judge Reinaker’s actions breached the Code of Judicial Conduct that could support the filing of formal charges, but it decided to resolve the matter through the Letter of Counsel in light of the following mitigating considerations:
on June 14, 2019, you self-reported your conduct to the Judicial Conduct Board
you cooperated fully in the investigation
the conduct in question was brief and singular in nature
you apologized to the police officer involved in the motor vehicle traffic stop
you accepted responsibility for your conduct"
Mousey talking about waxing sensitive areas and how the area becomes deadened makes me glad I don't have to wax. I trim, but that's all I need to do
Bet if you asked the dad what their favorite movie was, which toys they played with the most, or 'interests' related topics he would be able to answer them. Thats what dads tend to remember most.
Guarantee you that dude works and the mom stays at home.
That may be true, but I feel like as a guardian, its important to know their birthdays at least. If a doctor/teacher/relative needs to know, they aren't going to accept "I don't know." And what if his wife isn't there to answer? I have a feeling he made a point to remember after this...But yeah, he doesn't really need to remember the other stuff.
Facts. Amazing how some people make it a point of pride to say they don't know their kids/parents/spouses birthday@@HameltheKamel
@@HameltheKamel chances are he works constantly and the mother is a homemaker. He's not ever gonna take the kids to the doctors' on his own because his wife always has the time and he rarely will.
@@yrknutzreekMaybe Jorge here needs to get out of the taco truck once in a while and participate in his kid's lives, eh?
6:45 they had us on the first half ngl
The mask guy had me dying
oh my god 18:20 now thats a plot twist i didn't see coming
I can't believe she missed the best one where the dog took the food delivery and the guy was confused as fuck.
what happened to her btw?
fire hoses in the uk (from the pump and water tank of the Fire Engine), I think are 170-260psi. no idea in the US and South America though
“That goofy laugh!”
Be talkin mad shit.
18:21 he's... alive... HE'S ALIIIIIIVEEEEE
The birthday/doctors and all part makes me laugh. the whole segment was asking couples different questions about their spouses, and the women a large majority of the time knew all the answers and the men did not.
The men understand that they can delegate the remembering of those things to the women. It's like having an assistant, I don't need to remember all of my appointments when I can just have her remind me.
I'm have to use my phone :(
Because men are at work, not at home with the kids.
What decade is this?
Let's be honest, it was quite unfair to ask questions the dad has no hope of answering if he's the breadwinner. Find a family where the homemaker is the dad and the breadwinner is the mother, and the dad will know all the answers to those questions while the mother will know things like favourite movie, biggest fear, favourite movie, favourite restaurant and favourite thing at that restaurant, favourite drink or favourite alcohol, and so on.
if anyone is wondering what that song at 16:02 is, its Plastic Beach by Gorillaz.
7:10 I'm just saving this.
Now all I can imagine is Mousey riding a firehose like Jasmine riding the Magic Carpet.
17:30 was there any follow up on that?
1:23 lmao, pulling over a judge, that's hilarious, imagine if there's suing
I think the cop should have thrown the book at that judge.
Just because he’s a judge doesn’t mean he can commit traffic violations. His job is merely to interpret the law.
Honking....a traffic violation.
@@SupHapCak tf you're talking about, the cop pulled over him for no reason lmao
@@SupHapCak honking isnt a traffic violation, armchair lawyer.
Smooth mousey.
"My dad has fake teeth because he broke all his teeth trying to break bones"
Me who breaks the bones when I'm eating chicken: *Sweats*
7:09
Mouse: I wax, therefore I don’t feel…
Connor: 😞 no more tickling then… 😔
I kinda disagree with mouse on the "helicopter" parent thing.
I believe a properly involved parent should know their own children's birthdays, their doctors, and who their best friend is. The first two things bare minimum... it's your kid! Know when they where birthed and who they see every year for health checkups.
Talk to your kids, be involved with them. Share in their lives.
But don't be suffocating.
If you have issues remembering, get the help you need to truly be there for your fam
It's crazy to me that anyone thinks knowing the name of your child's best friend is bad. Why would you not know who your child spends time with?
Knowing their birthdays... fair enough, I suck at those but you have to make an attempt. The doctor and dentist is just a given considering, y'know, you pay for that and trust them with your child's health.
mouse has blessed me with knowledge about waxing, i will now forever be going forward with the knowledge that, it hurts at first, but is dead later....
The judge being pulled over 1. If the judge did a crime, thats just corruption.
Why would a judge be exempt from traffic laws? that makes no sense.
Legally, no. Practically, it makes all too much sense 🙁
because that cop probably spent years to get to where he is and if he gave that judge a ticket then his job would be at risk. its fucked up, corrupt, and needs to change
The cop pulled him over for using his horn. He knew he was in the wrong and that the judge could actually do something about it. As simple as that. Man TH-cam is like a mecca for people that don't understand context clues.
"You pulling me over, for blowing my horn" "You better check the registration on this plate soon"
@@xxkildarxx hey, listening is tough for idiots.
Fr that judge needs some kind of punishment for that bs
1:20 coward.
2:16 He thought they were lasers. 💀
6:25 not just waxing either.
i have a thing i don't know how to name in english, that basically makes me pull off hair.
i remember at the beggining it was painfull, now i don't feel anything anymore.
just googled how it's called in english, it's called Trichotillomania.
to those who are interested, here's the exact definition of it:
Trichotillomania (trik-o-til-o-MAY-nee-uh), also called hair-pulling disorder, is a mental disorder that involves recurrent, irresistible urges to pull out hair from your scalp, eyebrows or other areas of your body, despite trying to stop.
If the firehose has been active for a while it runs at 116-290 PSI, but upon activation of it building up, it becomes 1600 PSI when freshly released
1:26 ah yes abuse of power clasic
7:08 smooth save mousey smooth save XD
17:28 i saw you ... um did you really now
2:39 And people wonder why you don't pump your own gas in New Jersey
"their best friend's doctor" _...oh, bless her heart. Sweetie, no._
Oh no, that wasn't a good 'bless her heart'..my Southerner senses are a'tingling.
I don't know why but Mouse saying the stuff about waxing makes me wonder if that's a way to get yourself to last longer in bed just killing the feeling to certain areas XD
Yeah it does work that way actually 🌽⭐️ do it
"How much pressure does a fire hose have?"
"Yes :)"
"Have a good day judge"
So either the cop pulled him over for something dumb or nothing at all or the cop pulled him over for something legitimate and he used his position to get out of it.
Either way, that's abuse of power and why lots of people have issues with police
The cop pulled him over for excessively honking his horn. The judge was most likely going to get a warning for it. Because most cops are not going to give a ticket for honking your horn.
Dude literally said “I’m above the law”, and the cop was like “yep you are have a good day”
0:17 About as much as Connor feels when you see Cinnamoroll on his streams.
The legend has returned!!
This guy's still not figured out how to successfully pull up his own pants, but he is allowed out of the house..?!..without a chaperone.?.?!
Alternate video title: *letting the intrusive thoughts win*
9:00 “Mouse-Pog-Discovers-Coolio-Dog-Pog”
“Dis-Shit-Too-Soon-Pog”
19:43 Funny is funny, whether it's a politician or not
6:50 That's how boxing and kick boxing works, Kicking a boxing pillow hurts like actual hell, but over time you stop feeling it, at least so I've heards, I never got that far.
people shitting on that cop when it's the judge who was in the wrong, good fucking grief.
"I can explain"
"It's fine"
3:00 i think he trys to mark a drillpoint for maybe a new light. thats why you use mark punchers
Someone walks up to me filming putting a microphone in my face And start asking me private information about my kids I don't know anything either
right? This lady doxxing her kids and their friends out here, trying to flex.
@@mikeespinoza5733 Giving us enough information to steal their identities
0:36 ..thats why i love cats more than dogs ..if i had one dog like this one here well rip doggo
That girl with the hub on her computer just got caught on 4k lol
The guy who was trying to saber the champagne bottle with a cup. That's totally possible but you gotta take off the metal twisty thing first. The angle he's holding it looks about right but you also need to find the seam of the glass and hit it in that spot.
2:35 He isn't wrong about the intrusive thoughts, but that is why the internet exists: Because someone else already did it and we get to see their dumbasses fail.
Pretty sure fire hoses are around 15-30 pounds of pressure depending on the situation.
based dad humor
The funniest part of this vidoe was actually Mousey herself, with the helicopter comment.
She knows their doctor and dentist because she is the one dealing with the doctor and dentist. Scheduling appointments and talking over the results etc.
You should know your kids' best friends. Knowing all their friends is crazy but they only have 1 best friend and they hangout with them the most and she probably drives them to hangout all the time.
The dad didnt know anything because he is uninterested in his kids and he doesnt do any of the logistical stuff required for them. I aint saying he is a bad dad but at least one parent should know that stuff. Its fine to have different roles in a relationship. And mothers naturally are more watchful and caring of their children.
A helicopter parent is like a parent that tells you what movies you can watch and does everything for you and is always in your business. She aint a helicopter parent. Japan has/had some of the most hands of parenting (besides grades). They let their kids wander around and do errands at like 5 years old. But they would know all that info about their kids.
Most standard firehoses operate at about 150 PSI
0:21 YES
its not a fire hose its a water hose , it shoots out WATER
Oh, so to be above the law you only need to become a judge. Got it.
theres not a law against hinking, genius. I quess listening to words clearly spoken in the clip is tough for some people.
2:43 intrusive thoughts won
"my dad broke all his teeth trying to eat bone"
and thats it. no follow up. no questions asked.
what the fuck.
21:25. The man is putting bacon on the table he baught the birthday cake .
Well for the helicopter parent thing. I’d say once they grow out of adolescence there’s no reason to know that much. The doctor if you they are still in pediatrics and of course birthdays.
Good to see the two tiered justice system in action. Why does a registration display professional credentials, exactly?
to answer the question how do you remove it go over to the shotcuts logo three dots on the top right corner more actions remove
6:04 Doggie
6:05
1:38 yooo that’s my home base NoCap. Camp Bonifas
ya gotta link the video
"Have a good day judge" that just made me mad, i work law enforcement, that's a disgrace, i really thought my American "colleagues" where better than that. I'm just angry now.
Nobody gonna mention that she’s wearing jotaro’s hat from JoJos bizarre adventure
ive been my bestfriends best friends for more than half our lives.
Ive bought him expensive gifts for holidays and birthdays and just to help him out.
Ive been there through the worst experiences in his life.
I cant remember the EXACT day of his birthday. im always a day early or a day late
scrubbing your chest with a fupa
16:27
there is an entire subreddit dedicated to this. It is called r/attackeyes
3:34 goofy ahh
my nephew just said "woppygloppy" thought i should share :)
right after she said that.. I found a bone in my food I was eating ... 7:27
18:13 Me: wait a second. No way OMG ITS HIM!!
0:56 OH NO O_O
I like how she says “Doggie”
"it's the wrong car"
brooooo, I know it's fake but damn...
Honestly even i dont remember my birthday always.
she meant republic of south korea. but shes a very special person
I mean, the kids look kinda young, so knowing who their friends are isn't really uncommon as a parent. The mom is probably in a moms friend group anyway with all the kids friends. knowing the doctors is just a normal parent thing to know and Birthdays, well the mom had to pop them out so kinda rememberable. Basically a fine example of a mom who does all the paper work and actual parent/ adult stuff for the kids. Whilst the dad is just the guy who goes to work and makes the money for the house (though with this many kids the mom probably works too) :/
How did you go from "the bare fucking Minimum" to "a fine example who does everything"?
You said it, pushing out a child is kinda hard to forget.
As for doctors: who do you think chose them? How much of a travesty parents medical decisions often are aside they are allowed to make them for children to quite the high age. The correctness of which is a whole fucking debate between anti-vaxxers and trans-people.
Knowing your childrens friends, wow. So me knowing my mom's friends must make a great son, definitely nothing pointing at a bad relationship just from not having spoken to her directly the past 7 years
Bad dads doing a helicopter is scary
you know I hold a fire hose when I was in school, did not felt much pressure from the hose.
1:37 she wishes the alliance was with the DPRK because they have the same attitude to law enforcement as she does.