I agree. I’ve fallen asleep to these videos for years now. However, in turn, it infuriates me whenever one of the videos by the old narrator auto plays , or is included in a compilation :(
The most ironic way to die I've ever heard of is that of Clement Vallandigham, a lawyer who was demonstrating how somebody could have accidentally shot themselves, and accidentally shot himself the same way.
The Hammersmith ghost was another weird one. A whole town was hysterical that a ghost was haunting it so some guy jokingly ran around in a white sheet and one of the night watchmen shot him because he believed that ghosts were real.
Another pretty rare death would be the one of Roman Emperor Tiberius. During the last days of his life, he constantly suffered from heart attacks that presumably killed him, as every time he had a infarct, his medic Charicles declared him officially dead, as he couldn't find any pulse. However, once all of his subjects had sworn loyalty to the new emperor Caligula, Tiberius awoke from his deathbed and demanded food. Finally, the Prefect of the Guard Macro got fed up with his constant resurrections and suffocated the Emperor with a pillow. That drastic action would end up causing Macro's downfall, as Caligula had him executed for murdering Tiberius once the Prefect of the Guard became a pest when he tried to force the new emperor to marry his ex-wife Ennia (even though Caligula actually wanted to move to Egypt in order to marry his own sister Drusilla) in order to gain a great amount of power within the empire.
I passed out while pooping once. One minute I'm going to the bathroom the next minute I'm waking up like 25 minutes later. I don't remember much but I was told it was vasovagal syncope in the Emergency Room. I literally thought I'd died
Never passed out while pooping but I did pass out while I was working at five guys and woke up like 10 minutes later and I thought I also had died. It’s such a weird expirence I was in denial that it even happened because I was just taking someone’s order last I knew but my manager was like no you passed out and I’m like nah there’s no way because it truly didn’t feel like I passed out since I was so disoriented.
I'm not joking but a girl in my serority was hospitalized at 5ish because she ate too many carrots. She had a literal obsession with them and hid them all over her room to eat later. She also would steal, hoard, and eat her younger sisters carrot baby food. I met her parents once and asked them about this and they confirmed.
My dad actually had Cat Scratching Disease. They thought he had cancer, and they kept pressing that he had it. Then suddenly in true House MD fashion, it turned out he had Cat Scratching Disease, and they’d never had a case of it, but they treated it and he had a full recovery
Reminds me of what happened with my dad, how he was hospitalized for anaplasmosis but the doctors were convinced for days that he had covid (despite all tests repeatedly coming back negative) and he almost died. I wonder how often misdiagnoses happen and we aren’t even aware?
The carrot one is very interesting because my cousin actually had an obsession with eating baby carrots and she actually got to the point where her skin turned turning colors and she started freaking out and the doctor basically told her to stop eating so much carrots
I read a book called "the damage done" by an Australian drug trafficker. He was locked up in the 'Bangkok Hilton'. He wrote that the food was so bad in there, it lacked any kind of nutrition. They used it to feed the cockroaches to "fatten them up" then eat the cockroaches to avoid starvation. Can you imagine!? It's a great book though. How true it is, I also don't know. I simultaneously hope its true and false.
I have them condition that when you laugh so hard you faint/can have seizures. It’s seriously so terrifying and honestly super painful. When you laugh so hard, you get a huge pressure on your head and get super dizzy and then you wake up bc you passed out. Laughing has made me have seizures before and it’s seriously so scary
That sounds very much like Narcolepsy with Cataplexy by the way. What is it called? Laughter isn't a trigger for me, but is quite common in other Narcolepsy Type 1. Mine are less sudden, and rarely totally lose consciousness. Typically a trigger sets off severe headaches, followed by fatigue and yawning/"sleep attacks". To others it looks like falling asleep, if only that were so. For me its disconcerting twilight between brain states, still awake but random stuff from dreams starts to spill over into thoughts and visuals. In my case my Narcolepsy was found to be either caused by past Lyme's Disease infection as kid, or due to the brainstem tumor I have also battled (aren't we lucky!). I know how difficult it can be to find effective treatments or even a testable diagnosis, as young person with rare neurological diseases. Plus the minefield of doctors, protocols, insurance, and systemic biases. Took me 10 years and many misdiagnosis to find right neurology specialists. Medical gaslighting has altered course of my life. So when it comes to your condition, never afraid to question, second guess, ask for more info if their conclusions don't make sense, especially if it feels like your medical team is not hearing you. Best of luck to you Was told that my severe pain in head and neck was "psychosomatic" (ie in your head) because "you're too young to be in that much pain", instead of doing an MRI which would have revealed the tumor on my brain and spine. Even had seizures, convulsions, which continued at hospital, but never even did EEG to be sure, because of same assumption, dismissing history of recent brain surgery. Had I listened to the first half dozen doctors, I'd be dead, or at best a quadriplegic now.
Constapation can cause death to. Especially if you have enkopresis. In small children the chances of the intestines permanently stretching is very high but that can save their life. Personal experience ahead! (To explain how it affects the body based on my experience): TMI below! I’ve had enkopresis since I was 2. It’s unknown by most doctors due to its rarity so I was lucky to be diagnosed so young. Most kids “out grow” it by the time they’re 13 but I had it until I was 20. My intestines are extremely over stretched and folded from many, many dangerously huge bowel movements. Once in the hospital I had 2 large masses larger than regular basketballs and a 3rd after getting home that night. Because it started so young the stretching of my instestins and the frequency of these problems saved my life. I needed 2 and a half gallons on golightly (spelled wrong), an enama, multiple doses of miralax and several stimulant pills. A few years later though I had that same problem again however this time I almost passed out and was bleeding everywhere. It’s very rare for children 13 to 17 to have enkopresis but it’s extremely rare for anyone 18 or older to have it. It can be life threatening, especially if it starts later in life (around 8 to 12). The stretching of instestins becomes more dangerous the later it starts.
Hey! You guys should consider making a Spotify podcast? I think that you should I don't really have time to watch your videos as much as I enjoy them, but if you had a podcast I could listen to it as I bike or while I clean my room ect ect, I think it'd also help others in my position
My boys paternal uncle accidently suffocated and killed his 10 month old daughter, when sleeping beside her on a couch. But unlike the incident in the video he got into legal trouble when a toxicology report found thc and opioids in his system. I can't remember the exact charge, "child endangerment resulting in death" or something like that. He was in and out of court for years trying to fight it. He adored that little girl and loved being a father. A few years later he had a son but unfortunately his baby boy didn't live but for about a or two, due to a genetic condition that had his heart and stomach develop on the opposite side of his body. Just hours after birth he had to have the 1st of multiple open heart surgeries, that his little body was too weak to handle. after the 3rd surgery doctors decided to leave his chest open bc the 4th surgery was scheduled so soon afterwards and they didn't want to risk the trauma to his body causing him to die from shock. however leaving him opened up like that, he got an infection and died from sepsis. fast forward a few more years and he was expecting another baby boy. All he wanted in life was to be a father, so he was extremely happy about having another kid. When the baby was born though, he was black and it was very obvious he was not the baby's dad. He still raised and loved him as his own. But to begin with he was in auch denial of not being the dad that he told anyone that said anything about the baby not biologically being his, that the bany was born jaundice and it was the sun lamps and sunshine treating it that gave the baby a dark tan and that's why his skin was so dark.
@sniperboy5551, No, now, I don't know what paternal means, but for the baby girl incident it was a ACCIDENT! He shouldn't go to jail for something he accidentally did, plus he was a sleep, And because of his condition he can't control it.
@@RosalieLato-km6mc paternal just means the father side of the family. This is prolly the mother of a son talking about the sons uncle on his fathers side.
People were always talking about water intoxication when I was in basic training, we had chords made out of parachute line that we would put on our collars and we had to tie a knot and every time we drank a canteen of water. In August, in Georgia, we were supposed to drink 10 of those a day
@@killingofthemind6309 my basic was at ft.benning, georgia, usa. Mid summer, and with the significant amount of physical activity the water was necessary.
@@Sakai070 and here I was thinking it had something else to do with the training. After I first asked you about it, I sat and thought to myself, it's probably to keep them hydrated during hot days. Thanks for replying to my question. And also thanks for your service...my father and grandfather were both in the army, but my grandfather died before I was born and my father really never spoke about he's time in the Army.
@@Sakai070 I did basic at Ft. Benning in the summer too! What you're saying is 100% true. Georgia in the summer was super humid and super hot. And doing all the training in that heavy equipment was nuts!
I got a good one for you. A drunk when outside on the porch to relieve himself. He tripped, fell and knocked unconscienced. However, his head landed in a fire ant bed, and they killed him. They eat him to death. Another one, a flood in Georgia had the drainage ditches like a river. One guy bets his friend he couldn't swim across. He could not and drown. I can just hear the exchange though. 'Bet you cant swim across that. 'Bet I can, hold my beer.
HA, LOVED the Terminator quote you guys did in this!!! My favorite movie of all time and I smiled the entire time!!! Would love to see another type of terminator video too if possible!!
With the "Hold Your Wee for a Wii" contest story, ChubbyEmu actually talked about an identical case, but in that instance the woman made a full recovery.
i remember hearing about the teen from georgia. i was playing around the same time it made us think twice befoe guzzling water even during the summer smh
I didn't realise defecation syncope was rare- because both my deceased father and I have had it. I had defecation syncope when I was being prepped for a barium enema. That involves being given a really strong laxative. I was diagnosed with ulcerative proctitis as a result of the barium enema. Ulcerative proctitis causes really bad constipation and passing of mucus, pus and blood instead of proper stool. Imagine combining that with a laxative and you will realise why I consider it one of the most unpleasant experiences of my life! I honestly thought I was going to die in possibly the most undignified ways possible. Happily, I got treatment and I am now well. My father got it when he was dying of cancer of the colon. He was losing a lot of blood when passing stool at the time, so I wonder if that was the cause. RIP Dad, love ya.
How about 5 people attending a funeral of a guy who was struck by lightning after standing under a tree in a thunderstorm, decided to get under the tree to get out of the rain during the funeral in a thunderstorm and were struck and killed by lightning. And yes, if happened in Arkansas
A tree? In Arkansas? I don't believe it. Its more believable everyone over 6'5" in the funeral was struck by lightning for being the tallest objects in the state.
the water intoxication thing hit home for me. When I was a kid I had to get a urine test, but I didn't have to go. My parents had me wait around for a couple hrs and had me drink a lot of water. I did the test and on the way home, I threw up. I don't know if I was that close to serious trouble, but it felt like it to me.
It may feel like that, but you may have noticed you feel a lot better and light after puking because the body basically expels out the extra stuff via your mouth
As someone who used to drink a lot of water, I'm certain I've had some close calls. I live in an area with hot and humid summers and sometimes I'll start drinking ice cold water and not want to stop. I've consumed up to 1.5 liters in one go, felt sick, surprisingly didn't die.
Dark Side of the Moon” Pink Floyd's “The Dark Side of the Moon” comes third among the best-selling albums in history. It was the English rock band's eight album in total and by far their most successful one. It sold around 46 million times all around the world
Our next door neighbor had this. My mother used to cut her hair. Her name was Margaret Jean Jones. Our county named a lot of things after her. She couldn’t even sit in a wheelchair
More info on the wee for a wii They drank distilled water which filled the woman’s brain up with water and it started pushing a against her skull The fast that they drank distilled water is important because distilled water doesn’t have any salt and water flows towards salt which is in the brain causing it to swell. And push against her skull and also she said that it felt like her eyes were coming out of her skull. Her brain quite literally broke out of her skull due to water swelling
growing up my hair caught on fire around age 10 i thought i was gonna die that day, few months later a little after halloween i choked on some candy, couldn’t breathe luckily i made it to the hospital just in time 👌🏾
Yeah that 2007 case I was actually listening in on that and it was sad... It was good that the jury ruled against the radio station and she got awarded $16 million for that but I mean what's money if you lost your daughter something that can never be replaced unfortunately
sometimes I wonder how we get our mythis like Zombies and Ghosts, but coma's are probably how we got the first idea of zombies, and ghosts is probably just people being high
@@rangerleaf1505 Join or die. Haha this video is only 8 seconds old! I guess I’m first! 😂🅿️ Just wanted to tell you guys I love the channel and support what you do!
My father was Irish, and I could have told that joke myself, but imagine if you would have said something like "Every black mans dream - drowning in Malt liqueur/Sprite/KFC/watermelon etc". People would have called you racist and a bigot. Some groups are ok to joke about, and some are not; all according to the media and the establishment. Do you want to know who REALLY hold the power in society? The people you're not allowed to joke about....
The one where tissue turns to bone sounds like a true nightmare. Slowly turning into a one piece skeleton, no moving parts, I just can't imagine living with that.
No it's cool, as you get harder you can say mean things to people and take massive blows.. not only does it not hurt... but they get more hurt hitting solid bone! 👌
On infantry training I had an instructor follow me around forcing me to drink canteens of water because he didn't think I was drinking enough, or he would force other people to follow me around to do the same.
i love this narrator, this channel has saved me from many boring and bad days, thank you so much
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I agree. I’ve fallen asleep to these videos for years now.
However, in turn, it infuriates me whenever one of the videos by the old narrator auto plays , or is included in a compilation :(
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Same here waking up for work is dreadful but there’s always a new infographic i can watch to set the mood for the day.
The most ironic way to die I've ever heard of is that of Clement Vallandigham, a lawyer who was demonstrating how somebody could have accidentally shot themselves, and accidentally shot himself the same way.
At least he proved his case.
@@Ben_the_Rosafan You could say he went above and beyond for his client.
Took a bullet for his client
yeah but the video was "rarest cause of death" not most ironic, shooting self by accident is not rare.
@@Rising.Beyond he did mention ironic
The Hammersmith ghost was another weird one. A whole town was hysterical that a ghost was haunting it so some guy jokingly ran around in a white sheet and one of the night watchmen shot him because he believed that ghosts were real.
Another pretty rare death would be the one of Roman Emperor Tiberius. During the last days of his life, he constantly suffered from heart attacks that presumably killed him, as every time he had a infarct, his medic Charicles declared him officially dead, as he couldn't find any pulse. However, once all of his subjects had sworn loyalty to the new emperor Caligula, Tiberius awoke from his deathbed and demanded food. Finally, the Prefect of the Guard Macro got fed up with his constant resurrections and suffocated the Emperor with a pillow. That drastic action would end up causing Macro's downfall, as Caligula had him executed for murdering Tiberius once the Prefect of the Guard became a pest when he tried to force the new emperor to marry his ex-wife Ennia (even though Caligula actually wanted to move to Egypt in order to marry his own sister Drusilla) in order to gain a great amount of power within the empire.
Sounds like that should be in a specific episode
I just read some of a Wikipedia list of unusual deaths and remember this.
Now you make me want to pull out my I Claudius dvds.
Well you just wrote a whole essay
Oh yeah, that's what happened in the 70's? movie 'Caligula', among other interesting scenes
I passed out while pooping once. One minute I'm going to the bathroom the next minute I'm waking up like 25 minutes later. I don't remember much but I was told it was vasovagal syncope in the Emergency Room. I literally thought I'd died
I’m so weak 😂 I’m glad you’re alrigjt homie
Please be a female
@@waluigibinladen7859 wtf is wrong w you
Never passed out while pooping but I did pass out while I was working at five guys and woke up like 10 minutes later and I thought I also had died. It’s such a weird expirence I was in denial that it even happened because I was just taking someone’s order last I knew but my manager was like no you passed out and I’m like nah there’s no way because it truly didn’t feel like I passed out since I was so disoriented.
Yeah it’s a fetish I’m deeply ashamed of
I'm not joking but a girl in my serority was hospitalized at 5ish because she ate too many carrots. She had a literal obsession with them and hid them all over her room to eat later. She also would steal, hoard, and eat her younger sisters carrot baby food. I met her parents once and asked them about this and they confirmed.
I can vitamin c the problem
Sorority*
that is literally me if i was a girl
with any rare deaths should come with "achievement unlocked" popup
11:41
Man dies from laughter by his OWN joke!
Respect, man.
RESPECT.
* We don't find his joke funny
because we're not his level yet.
This is a rare instance 😂
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My dad actually had Cat Scratching Disease. They thought he had cancer, and they kept pressing that he had it. Then suddenly in true House MD fashion, it turned out he had Cat Scratching Disease, and they’d never had a case of it, but they treated it and he had a full recovery
What's that!?
How the hello kitty can multiple doctors confuse those two things??
Reminds me of what happened with my dad, how he was hospitalized for anaplasmosis but the doctors were convinced for days that he had covid (despite all tests repeatedly coming back negative) and he almost died. I wonder how often misdiagnoses happen and we aren’t even aware?
"Death is like a mirror in which the true meaning of life is reflected." - Sogyal Rinpoche
''You see, in their last moments, people show you they really are......." - Joker
The death by laughing thing genuinely scares me, because I have a friend who bursts out laughing at random moments.
The carrot one is very interesting because my cousin actually had an obsession with eating baby carrots and she actually got to the point where her skin turned turning colors and she started freaking out and the doctor basically told her to stop eating so much carrots
Fun fact baby carrots are just regular carrots shaved down
Yeah, I think carrots can make you turn orange and silver can make you turn blue. Basically, don't overconsume anything lol.
I read a book called "the damage done" by an Australian drug trafficker. He was locked up in the 'Bangkok Hilton'. He wrote that the food was so bad in there, it lacked any kind of nutrition. They used it to feed the cockroaches to "fatten them up" then eat the cockroaches to avoid starvation. Can you imagine!? It's a great book though. How true it is, I also don't know. I simultaneously hope its true and false.
Bangkok Hilton?
Surely you mean the Hanoi Hilton.
@@tangentyoung5633 no, I mean Bangkok Hilton. Do a Google search.
13:21 "In one such case, a British man had traveled to Thailand" *shows Japanese signs all around*
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He is living in the 1940s
Who cares
If that was China and Japan it might not so weird but Thailand tho . . .
@@FlyingKlutchKick wouldn’t it be pretty weird if someone animated all the signs in America to be Russian
I did NOT just find out why I fainted this morning through an infographics show episode.
How did you faint?
@@alexc2265 shat too hard
Need more info ? to understand
The saying “anything can be used a weapon” is very true
I have them condition that when you laugh so hard you faint/can have seizures. It’s seriously so terrifying and honestly super painful. When you laugh so hard, you get a huge pressure on your head and get super dizzy and then you wake up bc you passed out. Laughing has made me have seizures before and it’s seriously so scary
That sounds very much like Narcolepsy with Cataplexy by the way. What is it called?
Laughter isn't a trigger for me, but is quite common in other Narcolepsy Type 1. Mine are less sudden, and rarely totally lose consciousness. Typically a trigger sets off severe headaches, followed by fatigue and yawning/"sleep attacks". To others it looks like falling asleep, if only that were so. For me its disconcerting twilight between brain states, still awake but random stuff from dreams starts to spill over into thoughts and visuals.
In my case my Narcolepsy was found to be either caused by past Lyme's Disease infection as kid, or due to the brainstem tumor I have also battled (aren't we lucky!).
I know how difficult it can be to find effective treatments or even a testable diagnosis, as young person with rare neurological diseases. Plus the minefield of doctors, protocols, insurance, and systemic biases. Took me 10 years and many misdiagnosis to find right neurology specialists. Medical gaslighting has altered course of my life. So when it comes to your condition, never afraid to question, second guess, ask for more info if their conclusions don't make sense, especially if it feels like your medical team is not hearing you. Best of luck to you
Was told that my severe pain in head and neck was "psychosomatic" (ie in your head) because "you're too young to be in that much pain", instead of doing an MRI which would have revealed the tumor on my brain and spine. Even had seizures, convulsions, which continued at hospital, but never even did EEG to be sure, because of same assumption, dismissing history of recent brain surgery. Had I listened to the first half dozen doctors, I'd be dead, or at best a quadriplegic now.
Constapation can cause death to. Especially if you have enkopresis. In small children the chances of the intestines permanently stretching is very high but that can save their life. Personal experience ahead! (To explain how it affects the body based on my experience): TMI below!
I’ve had enkopresis since I was 2. It’s unknown by most doctors due to its rarity so I was lucky to be diagnosed so young. Most kids “out grow” it by the time they’re 13 but I had it until I was 20. My intestines are extremely over stretched and folded from many, many dangerously huge bowel movements. Once in the hospital I had 2 large masses larger than regular basketballs and a 3rd after getting home that night. Because it started so young the stretching of my instestins and the frequency of these problems saved my life. I needed 2 and a half gallons on golightly (spelled wrong), an enama, multiple doses of miralax and several stimulant pills. A few years later though I had that same problem again however this time I almost passed out and was bleeding everywhere. It’s very rare for children 13 to 17 to have enkopresis but it’s extremely rare for anyone 18 or older to have it. It can be life threatening, especially if it starts later in life (around 8 to 12). The stretching of instestins becomes more dangerous the later it starts.
HOLD UP... We're just gonna gloss over that lady pooping out of her hoohah?
Hahaha was thinking the same thing lol 😂
How about the Great Molasses Flood of 1919 in Boston where 21 people died, some having drowned in molasses. That has got to be pretty dang rare.
Oh my god i cannot even begin to IMAGINE that pain.
the guy who survived all of those accidents and won the lottery is the definition of lucky.
Bro the guy that avoided all those deaths is def some final destination protagonist. Even won the lottery to spite death.
Hey! You guys should consider making a Spotify podcast? I think that you should I don't really have time to watch your videos as much as I enjoy them, but if you had a podcast I could listen to it as I bike or while I clean my room ect ect, I think it'd also help others in my position
"cockroaches bite"
Thanks bud new fear unlocked🚶♀️
No no no its "roachgagger"
My boys paternal uncle accidently suffocated and killed his 10 month old daughter, when sleeping beside her on a couch. But unlike the incident in the video he got into legal trouble when a toxicology report found thc and opioids in his system. I can't remember the exact charge, "child endangerment resulting in death" or something like that. He was in and out of court for years trying to fight it. He adored that little girl and loved being a father. A few years later he had a son but unfortunately his baby boy didn't live but for about a or two, due to a genetic condition that had his heart and stomach develop on the opposite side of his body. Just hours after birth he had to have the 1st of multiple open heart surgeries, that his little body was too weak to handle. after the 3rd surgery doctors decided to leave his chest open bc the 4th surgery was scheduled so soon afterwards and they didn't want to risk the trauma to his body causing him to die from shock. however leaving him opened up like that, he got an infection and died from sepsis. fast forward a few more years and he was expecting another baby boy. All he wanted in life was to be a father, so he was extremely happy about having another kid. When the baby was born though, he was black and it was very obvious he was not the baby's dad. He still raised and loved him as his own. But to begin with he was in auch denial of not being the dad that he told anyone that said anything about the baby not biologically being his, that the bany was born jaundice and it was the sun lamps and sunshine treating it that gave the baby a dark tan and that's why his skin was so dark.
Sounds like he should’ve gone to jail
@sniperboy5551, No, now, I don't know what paternal means, but for the baby girl incident it was a ACCIDENT! He shouldn't go to jail for something he accidentally did, plus he was a sleep, And because of his condition he can't control it.
@@RosalieLato-km6mc paternal just means the father side of the family. This is prolly the mother of a son talking about the sons uncle on his fathers side.
People were always talking about water intoxication when I was in basic training, we had chords made out of parachute line that we would put on our collars and we had to tie a knot and every time we drank a canteen of water. In August, in Georgia, we were supposed to drink 10 of those a day
Quick question...why is they make you drink so much water in basic training?
@@killingofthemind6309 my basic was at ft.benning, georgia, usa. Mid summer, and with the significant amount of physical activity the water was necessary.
@@Sakai070 and here I was thinking it had something else to do with the training. After I first asked you about it, I sat and thought to myself, it's probably to keep them hydrated during hot days. Thanks for replying to my question. And also thanks for your service...my father and grandfather were both in the army, but my grandfather died before I was born and my father really never spoke about he's time in the Army.
@@Sakai070 I did basic at Ft. Benning in the summer too! What you're saying is 100% true. Georgia in the summer was super humid and super hot. And doing all the training in that heavy equipment was nuts!
*cord
It would be difficult to tie a grouping of simultaneous musical notes around the neck. :)
I die inside every time I step on a Lego 💀
The guy who managed to cheat death is inspirational, they should make a Final Destination movie about it.
How to be both lucky and unlucky.
I listen to this guy on boring days literally saved me from boredness
Another great video i learned so much
I got a good one for you. A drunk when outside on the porch to relieve himself. He tripped, fell and knocked unconscienced. However, his head landed in a fire ant bed, and they killed him. They eat him to death.
Another one, a flood in Georgia had the drainage ditches like a river. One guy bets his friend he couldn't swim across. He could not and drown. I can just hear the exchange though. 'Bet you cant swim across that. 'Bet I can, hold my beer.
When you mentioned choking to death on tacos, I could only think that there's no better way to go
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Yes very good video
HA, LOVED the Terminator quote you guys did in this!!! My favorite movie of all time and I smiled the entire time!!! Would love to see another type of terminator video too if possible!!
With the "Hold Your Wee for a Wii" contest story, ChubbyEmu actually talked about an identical case, but in that instance the woman made a full recovery.
i remember hearing about the teen from georgia. i was playing around the same time it made us think twice befoe guzzling water even during the summer smh
Same here.
This man makes boring subjects exiting and interesting
I didn't realise defecation syncope was rare- because both my deceased father and I have had it.
I had defecation syncope when I was being prepped for a barium enema. That involves being given a really strong laxative. I was diagnosed with ulcerative proctitis as a result of the barium enema. Ulcerative proctitis causes really bad constipation and passing of mucus, pus and blood instead of proper stool. Imagine combining that with a laxative and you will realise why I consider it one of the most unpleasant experiences of my life! I honestly thought I was going to die in possibly the most undignified ways possible. Happily, I got treatment and I am now well.
My father got it when he was dying of cancer of the colon. He was losing a lot of blood when passing stool at the time, so I wonder if that was the cause. RIP Dad, love ya.
"Eating actually kills you"
The most scariest thing I learned while I was eating
How about 5 people attending a funeral of a guy who was struck by lightning after standing under a tree in a thunderstorm, decided to get under the tree to get out of the rain during the funeral in a thunderstorm and were struck and killed by lightning.
And yes, if happened in Arkansas
If Arkansas ever decides to split and become two states, the newer one can be called Morekansas
@@reducedtoatoms1656 so what.
Of course it happened in Arkansas. 😐
A tree? In Arkansas? I don't believe it. Its more believable everyone over 6'5" in the funeral was struck by lightning for being the tallest objects in the state.
Wow! I've never showed up this early for anything! Love your channel man, keep it up!
the water intoxication thing hit home for me. When I was a kid I had to get a urine test, but I didn't have to go. My parents had me wait around for a couple hrs and had me drink a lot of water. I did the test and on the way home, I threw up. I don't know if I was that close to serious trouble, but it felt like it to me.
It may feel like that, but you may have noticed you feel a lot better and light after puking because the body basically expels out the extra stuff via your mouth
@@hein_ji xi
@@hein_ji ^^
As someone who used to drink a lot of water, I'm certain I've had some close calls. I live in an area with hot and humid summers and sometimes I'll start drinking ice cold water and not want to stop. I've consumed up to 1.5 liters in one go, felt sick, surprisingly didn't die.
Final destination
The happy music in the background
Chocking on cockroaches horrendous I can’t even imagine
My great-grandfather also turned his skin yellow with carrot juice. He survived but had liver damage
Imagine the lady next to you getting half pulled out of a window on a plane and you have to chill with her body until the flight ends
Dark Side of the Moon”
Pink Floyd's “The Dark Side of the Moon” comes third among the best-selling albums in history. It was the English rock band's eight album in total and by far their most successful one. It sold around 46 million times all around the world
I really enjoyed this video!! Thank you, very intriguing.
1st death: florida man
Me: "checks out"
It’s kind of concerning how many of these took place in Britain.
Who else was reminded of the old tv show called 1000 ways to die listing to this video?
Imagine being killed by vending machine 🤦
Just show how dumb and overreactive poeple can be.
vend
FORMAL•LAW
sell (something).
Achievement unlocked: Vending death.
Our next door neighbor had this. My mother used to cut her hair. Her name was Margaret Jean Jones. Our county named a lot of things after her. She couldn’t even sit in a wheelchair
Which one
Stoneman syndrome d
08:41 - Elvis Presely💔🍔🚽⚰️
17:38 - Carrot🥕 juice and funny tone of voice from the host! 🤣🤣
The animation of the parents sitting by their daughters bed kinda got me. The animation together with the narration made it really impactful.
cockroaches evolved with barbed legs just to give some guy a darwin award 2 million years later
Thats funny
Good to see something other than war videos
I've been a fan for years and I never get tired of watching my favorite show: 🤔The Infographic Show! Happy Wednesday everyone 😁
More info on the wee for a wii
They drank distilled water which filled the woman’s brain up with water and it started pushing a against her skull
The fast that they drank distilled water is important because distilled water doesn’t have any salt and water flows towards salt which is in the brain causing it to swell. And push against her skull and also she said that it felt like her eyes were coming out of her skull. Her brain quite literally broke out of her skull due to water swelling
growing up my hair caught on fire around age 10 i thought i was gonna die that day, few months later a little after halloween i choked on some candy, couldn’t breathe luckily i made it to the hospital just in time 👌🏾
*"Consummated water"?*
Did you mean CONSUMED water? Big difference.
I wondered this myself...
Consummating water is, indeed, a very rare way to die. Perhaps because it's so difficult to accomplish.
Yeah that 2007 case I was actually listening in on that and it was sad... It was good that the jury ruled against the radio station and she got awarded $16 million for that but I mean what's money if you lost your daughter something that can never be replaced unfortunately
I drank 7x the healthy amount of water- i dont even participate in sports or stuff like that i just do when im bored
You had me at Florida man.
It's not sin-cope... it's sink-o-pee. Syncope and collapse is a very common cause of death
Thank you...came to say this....I hope the narrator reads this!!!
"correct answer is b- I mean a" 🤣🤣
Such a great video yet messed up so much at the same time
The happy action music while talking about death, nice
sometimes I wonder how we get our mythis like Zombies and Ghosts, but coma's are probably how we got the first idea of zombies, and ghosts is probably just people being high
LOL not sing cope... sing copee. Love your channel!
I fall asleep to listening to these videos every night
I really love this show nd narrator he makes mi day for real ❤
I just coincidencially came on youtube then there a new upload 9 seconds ago😂 cant wait to watch it tho(Im not a bot istf)
It said its not a bot- the bots are evolving...
@@onomii oh no… bots are too smart for safety-
@@onomii we cant beat them
@@onomii do you mean Evolving???
@@rangerleaf1505 Join or die. Haha this video is only 8 seconds old! I guess I’m first! 😂🅿️ Just wanted to tell you guys I love the channel and support what you do!
I’m soo glad that Zimbabwe featured in this video😍🇿🇼
“Let’s look at some new cases!”
*proceeds to use a death from more than 50 years ago*
A few hours after my grandmother's funeral, the funeral director died in a motorcycle accident.
Who agrees with Bdem’s comment making a bad/bonding day turn into a interesting one
“Laughing yourself to death is a bit like pooping yourself to death”
One of the greatest quotes of our generation
Bro didn’t even get to fight the Nazis. He lost to the vending machine. 💀💀💀
16:44 Every Irishman’s dream death drowning in beer.
My father was Irish, and I could have told that joke myself, but imagine if you would have said something like "Every black mans dream - drowning in Malt liqueur/Sprite/KFC/watermelon etc". People would have called you racist and a bigot. Some groups are ok to joke about, and some are not; all according to the media and the establishment.
Do you want to know who REALLY hold the power in society? The people you're not allowed to joke about....
3:45 you can choose B when your a kid since you probably wont have enough strength
I enjoy listening to this channel while working as a dish washer
That Goodies episode is the best
The one where tissue turns to bone sounds like a true nightmare. Slowly turning into a one piece skeleton, no moving parts, I just can't imagine living with that.
No it's cool, as you get harder you can say mean things to people and take massive blows.. not only does it not hurt... but they get more hurt hitting solid bone! 👌
@@Sandi_shores_lands_fish I hope this is a joke, but bones do have nerves, so you can still feel the pain.
@@kzkaa. like the big bone underneath
4:50 lady on the left has some cake
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I feel bad for the bear. Getting killed because of instincts
On infantry training I had an instructor follow me around forcing me to drink canteens of water because he didn't think I was drinking enough, or he would force other people to follow me around to do the same.
Florida Man: "Hold my electric flyswatter!"
My German cousin was obsessed with salt and hid it under her pillow calling it“mein Salzi“
My dad almost died at work, he got a heart attack but he survived, he only had to be in the hospital for about 2 weeks
when i heard florida man, i already knew this would be weird 😂
Plot twist most these r assassinations☠️
You forgot the case of a movie prop gun shooting and killing someone without the actor even pulling the trigger.
It's always the Florida man😂
Now I'm curious on how the Joker didn't die sooner from all that constant laughing
Me over here be thinking of the molasses flood
8:41 Be some lad:
>Takes a big whopping dump.
>Dies.
>Refuses to elaborate.
Dis is so much more fun than school somehow
I cannot believe that atmospheric re-entry isn't on this list. 19 people in the history of humanity.