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Jeez...I had an elderly cat that when she was dying, just wanted to be held. I held her for a week until she died.
She was probably so happy you were with her.
My elderly black cat had started dying awhile back, his back leg stopped working and he was constantly meowing presumably for help or comfort, we decided we needed to put him down so he wouldn't suffer a long and painful death, but we couldn't really afford to have him euthanized professionally, so we bought some of the stuff they use and just put it in a plate of wet cat food (his favorite) but since it wasn't injected it wasn't too effective, he lived about 4 more days, each of which my family spent holding him, taking care of him, and making sure he was comfortable and had company until his death, over that time span I held him a lot of times, telling him I loved him, how much I cared for him, and giving him plenty of pets and affection, he passed away about a month before my 11th birthday years ago, I still miss him today, that cat was amazing, he cheered me up when I was sad, stayed with me when I was sick, and he was the best cat I could've ever dreamed of having, I wouldn't have traded the time I spent with him for the world, and I wish he was still here today, but at least he died in comfort, surrounded by his family.
Sorry for writing a paragraph, I felt like I needed to share this for some reason, Rest in peace Max.
This gonna make me cry 😭 I really want to hug my old kitten until he sleep forever and say goodnight to him for a last time but he was disappeared.
Sleep well Roller, wish you happy in heaven. You always are my beloved little kitten. ❤️❤️❤️ Always.
@@hiddendraco2607 are you sure it didn't make its death more painful?
The eyes are the most protein filled part of the body, so if you ever need protein and have people you hate around, eat the eyes
Noted
dude what’s the texture of eating them? like, squishy and then they burst once you crunch down hard enough with a stretchy outer layer, kind of like a gusher?
@@screamindog8772 no its just squishy all of it with no taste
@@datboy038 good
Now when I’m mad at my sisters I’ll say this GIVE ME YOUR EYES
That my doppelganger is out there, and there can only be one
there can be 9. you have the most chance of finding 1 tho
There can only be one. Show no Mercy.
@@sophiatera I thought everyone only had 7 doppelgangers? I guess the population has increased since the last study though
*Highlander...*
In my life up to 19 years (I am 32 now and this did not happen anymore) I have seen at least 3 of my doppelgangers
1: Was driving in an old ford with a black/white striped shirt in my hometown when I was shopping. Saw him turn a block away from me
2: Had a job as a janitor and waited for my colleague outside of the building in the morning. Random kid came down the street (he was on way to school, I knew), looked at me as I looked at him, noticed we look the same; just me being older, shook his head and went on his way smiling
3: Almost ran into the third one in another town where I had been for a reason I do not know anymore, just that I almost crashed into him
“WE” didn’t use to eat mummies. European rich people would eat egyptian mummies at dinner parties to show off their wealth and as a lark.
still creepy tho
whites...
@@averagejohnson8364
Silly, there are no whites, and there are no blacks. There are Europeans, Africans, and people who rejected their associated rulers (or were captured and subjected to other rulers) that are called Americans.
@@RavemastaJ ok
@@RavemastaJ Americans are European by blood (White; anyone that isn't referred to as a "minority" or "POC".)
The brain injury thing happened to me. Got hurled out of a car going 60 MPH and landed 30 ft away in the middle of an intersection then almost got ran over by another vehicle. Couldn't talk well for about 2 weeks couldn't really grasp onto thoughts well but once I was all healed up I went from being this depressed life hating asshole to a much happier, calmer, level headed person and I quit my dead end job got the career I dreamt of since I was a kid and have lived in bliss every since. My wife has told me numerous times that I've changed since that day but in my case at least it was all for the better.
so what you’re saying is...
my brain is in fear and happy at the same time
@@cleon4444 *THROWS MYSELF INTO WALL AT 64 MPH*
That's so wholesome, god bless🙏
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Remember kids: An apple a day doesn’t do shit, but an orange a day prevents scurvy.
Actually, eating an apple a day can cause your top front teeth to be pushed into your mouth and worn down, while pulling your bottom front teeth forward. The more you know!
@@coconutshampoo9025 So eating an apple a day is actually BAD for you! TAKE THAT, SCIENCE!
Funny enough i'm a uni student that lives away from family... And im back at uni house since half a month, bought only 2 days ago 2 liters of orange juice... After reading the scuvvy post i went to my desk and poured in a cup of juice
I would’ve worded it “An apple a day is a marketing tactic to get people to buy more from apple farming corporations but an orange a day prevents scurvy.”
@@coconutshampoo9025 just cut ur apples 🤷🏻♀️
Cockroaches can survive in vacuum chambers, which means they can likely survive in space (albeit with protection from the immense radiation and temps)
Send cockroaches to Mars.
*S P A C E*
@@avalonofmistral9958 they can't survive head-on nukes (controlled environments that they were tested in weren't really all that accurate), but they were perfectly fine and healthy about 1,000 feet away from the Hiroshima bomb when it dropped.
So in conclusion, they can't actually survive that much radiation, but they can damn well come out of the rubble from it.
Main thing is having no oxygen
@@Ben-wf8rl I mean he says they survived in a vacuum, vacuum means no air, hence no oxygen
@@Ben-wf8rl this is the dumbest thing I've heard
The last story killed me because when our cat died a few months ago he somewhat secluded himself but also didn’t wanna leave us. We ended up putting him down because he was so weak he could barely walk and when we took him to the vet they said they didn’t know how he was still alive because of how dehydrated and starved he was and he was still getting up and meowing at my mom and sister for them to go home it it kills me.
Poor baby loved you guys so much 🥺
@@Sweet.peach21 Yeah he was a really good cat, we had him since he was born cause his mom was our first cat and we had her since she was a kitten
Bruh i wish I could sound more sincere but the only thing I can say is bruh
Awwwww, my heart breaks for you. I think he wanted to die at home, which is why he meowed to go home. 😢
My first cat, Blackie, (a black and white tuxedo,) died next to me in bed after suffering from strokes for a month. I should've put him down, but I was only in my early 20's, he was my first cat, was horribly neglected for the first 9 years of his life (something I had to literally beat my parents over in order to stop,) and would've been 16 had he held on a few more months. I'll never get over how helpless I was when he passed; it wasn't quiet or peaceful in the slightest. His jaw was locked, foam was coming out of his nose and mouth and he was convulsing. All I could do was open the window for air and talk to Mom over the phone as it happened in front of me.
If I had known it was going to happen, I would've spent more time awake with him, but to had been up the passed 26hrs with worry. I'll never forget how he looked at me before closing my eyes. I feel like such an ass for going to sleep on him. I hope he knew how much he was loved.
Also, no one told me that, sometimes, cats will magically get better their last day of life. He was such a good boy that day, taking his pills like a champ and was acting so normally that I thought he was actually on the mend. It wasn't until after, that my mom told me about that and TBH, I never forgave her for it. Same with the neglect; she allowed him to wither away and almost die in a small bathroom in the basement for the first decade of his life. It wasn't until I was 16 and bigger, that I could do anything about it and I made the step-fuck she married BLEED over it. They never touched/locked him away again. I wish I had killed the bastard but then I would've missed out on the last seven years of that angel's life. Mom's never been the same to me either. May they both rot in hell.
@@NoirRaven Some people don’t know how to take care of animals and it’s saddening and honestly if I was in your situation I probably would have killed them no one would need to know. I know my sisters would help me out too because we honestly loved all of our cats. Also it sucks that you had to see him that way I don’t know what I would have done. It killed me to see him the way he was his last few days but I thankfully didn’t have to see him pass especially not like that. I’m sure he knew how much you cared for him which is why he was also being such a good boy his last day he wanted to show you that he was grateful and wanted to say thank you
The guy who made the frisbee was cremated and turn into a frisbee with his ashes
Lmao
Lmao
The guy who invented Pringles had his ashes put into a Pringles can.
Que quagmire meme
I know one better
I know a guy who got killed while fuckin a horse.
Actually the horse fucked the guy, sorry I mean horse(S)
At school today my class was writing essays about things we saw as weird or didn't understand I ended up writing about the show forensic files and now I think it's stupid to have a show that explains how the police catch criminals because up and coming criminals could just use that knowledge to their advantage... And before I knew it I was writing out ways on how to commit crimes with less chance of getting caught all the way from gloves to gardening
Can a brother get some tips? 😉
It’s possible some have in fact.
Give us a link to your academic paper please.
@@draoidh6479 it's a school essay lol
Do you happen to have a link to a Google drive or something with it?
Everyone: she went to the doc...tor
Bot: She went to the DoCUmEnT
@Itz_Jaden Plays Reject Society, become isolated
@@Xilos_2051 I’ve already done that
The ones about serial killers not getting caught reminded me of the film "The Lovely Bones". (SPOILERS) It's about a girl who gets r***d and murdered by a neighbor and how she watches her family and killer in the years after her death from the afterlife, even successfully preventing her sister from being a victim as well. That movie was so heart-wrenching because the culprit was just a couple of houses down from where they lived. It's eventually revealed that he was a serial killer who's had multiple victims before the protagonist and never faced any legal consequences. When the sister found really incriminating evidence against him, he got out of dodge quickly and the police were too late to catch him. He dies in the ending though by slipping and falling off a steep hill after unsuccessfully trying to lure a girl into his car, so karmic justice i guess.
I wanna watch this movie now! Where can you get it?
@@kumisona9643 it is in netflix, i think!
Karmic justice only appeared in the film as he never gets any form of punishment in the book
@@kumisona9643 I found it on Netflix for free. Other services like HBO max and PrimeVideo require you to rent or buy it :)
@@Strange_Loner i'm pretty sure he died at the end of the book tho
I had a kitten that was dying and he knew that my ex husband and I were devastated, so he held on as long as he could for us. He wanted to be held when we were present and when we realized it was time, we set him up in his favorite corner with a heating pad and his favorite blanket, and made the hardest decision of our lives at the time: we told him we loved him, that he didn’t have to fight anymore, and then left the house.
When we came home, he was nuzzled up in his favorite blanket, just how he liked it, and he was gone. He didn’t want to die in front of us. His ashes live in a special spot in my house and I still have his first name tag on my keys.
That story makes me wanna cry 🥺😭
I hope he’s happier now
@@RunOut25 me too. I cremated him with his favorite blanket and now he lives on my bookshelf, watching over my house.
Leaving him alone doesn’t sound like a comforting thing to do
What a wonderful gift you gave your kitten.
The Junko Furuta case is so heartwrenching... I made the mistake of reading the details, and it's worse than what you could imagine... And not only are those monsters free, but the parents of said monsters publicly blame Junko and her parents for ruining their sons lives 😠
Wow, talk about blaming the victim! I never heard of this case before this and looked up the details. Can't believe that people can be so cruel even after those atrocities.
There is no way people like this exist. I actually refuse to believe that people like that exist. I can't fucking BELIEVE that I have to share my air, my earth, my EXISTENCE with these people. I just refuse. Tell me that I live in denial. Try to reality check me, I don't care. I will, no matter what, keep on going with that belief. Nobody can change it. I'm fucking done with this world.
@@Hero_My_Beloved unfortunately some people can be more evil than the devil itself.
Alternate title: Facts you wish you never heard
_"Terminal lucidity is the return of mental clarity of memory or consciousness shortly before death. This happens to around 10% people with dementia."_
Fuck, that's depressing. Imagine you're about to die with dementia and you forget almost everything you love, then this happens to you and you finally regain consciousness/memory but it's too late
happened to my moms client
To keep the fact from depressing me I like to think of it happens to me I’ll have clarity enough to hopefully say I love you to those I care about and goodbye in some form before I go.
Happens in bojack horseman if you’ve seen that. Great show
It's not just with dementia patients I believe, for instance, my gran was basically comatose (she'd had cancer and was in a hospice room). She was perfectly fine cognitively, but in the morning she told the nurses she was going to die after feeling a pain in her leg and chest (probably a blod clot) and with pain meds plus physical state fell into unconciousness. Me and my parents were the only people who could be with her that day, from 3pm we were by her side. She didnt move or respond to us the entire time, occassionally opened her eyes but she wasnt 'there'. Then her priest came in at 5pm and as soon as he entered the room she sat up and looked at him repeating 'oh father, oh father, father father father!". I'm not religious and dont think this was a spiritual thing exactly, but she was very close to the priest as he was the only person who saw her almost daily for a while. We loved her but werent close to her really. I was glad to see she'd left the earth having a close bond to someone.
that explains the ending of the notebook
There's a paintmaker who makes a modern Mummy Brown out of leather.
Damn, Egyptians back then were wild with religious psychopathity
@@Gone29364 By Cleopatra's time, around 2000 years after the Great Pyramids, even the middle class could be mummified. That's why there were so many mummies for paint, grinding as medications, and whatnot.
They did not get great tombs, they were usually buried in the desert.
Cow brown...
@PotatoeKitty 😳
SuperRaeDizzle reviewed the paint and other paints made to be replicas of Uranium paint and such
Deer will eat the fingers off human cadavers.
They're called forest fries.
I'm really surprised this hasn't been on NCIS or Bones.
Dear, we literally go through your dolly door and eat watermelon
Not really unsettling but here it goes: A Korean prince died during the bombing of Hiroshima, Most Korean royalty were abandoned or blacklisted from coming back to Korea until sometime after ww2
Oh? Any particular reason for this exile? Begrudged citizens perhaps or lack of need for nobles during wartime era?
When people bring up really rare, horrifying, super painful and disfiguring genetic conditions, it's important to understand that these occur when you happen to carry a variant of the gene that causes it (which would already be highly uncommon) and then-of all the people you could possibly decide to have a kid with-you'd have to _happen_ to choose someone who _also_ carries a variant of that gene.
Then _both_ variants have to actually be passed on to the baby, which is not guaranteed (but should obviously still be taken _very_ seriously and considered as _very_ possible). That's why these genetic conditions are so unheard of.
And couples can be tested before having kids to see which genetic disease variants they carry and can pass on, for peace of mind. 23andMe can even show you any variants of many (though it's not fully comprehensive) debilitating genetic diseases that you might carry.
This information is, in a way, both comforting and horrifying at the same time.
don't worry bro, 99.99% of us zoomers are incels for life anyways
A teratoma is a rare type of germ cell tumor that may contain immature or fully formed tissue. it does't require a gene,
It can happen to anyone, anything, anywhere, anyhow and anytime.
Civil War Era dentistry was awful, men would rather kill themselves so they would always hold you down in a chair during the procedure and the most they could do to keep you from feeling anything was getting you drunk, but you could still die in a very good chance by reusing dirty or bloody tools
Christ allmighty
Oh god, that's truly terrifying. It's things like this that make me a bit more thankful for the technology and procedures we humans have acquired to date.
this is why you brush your teeth
The cat one is a gross misinterpretation of animal behavior, mixed with heavy superstition.
Cats react to pain and discomfort by getting lethargic, interacting less, resting more to conserve energy and avoiding movement. (as do a lot of animals tbh). Which usually means less drinking, eating and litterbox use, specially if any of those activities are directly tied to the source of discomfort.
It's common for symptoms to go unnoticed in cats precisely because they do this, and you need to pay close attention to your cat's normal routine and behavior to notice they're doing this before whatever condition they have escalates. (usually, renal problems due to reduced water intake, high sodium foods and a common genetic predisposition).
In practice, this means they usually suffer alone, in silence, and you gotta pay attention to notice it, so if whatever they're going through ends up killing them, of course they will look like they got reclusive before dying.
You just don't realize all the other times they did it and lived.
I’ll keep this in mind thank you so much.
My mom's cat went outside and didn't come home for 3 days, when he came back we found him laying on our deck with a swollen belly. He wouldn't eat or drink so we wrapped him in a blanket and took him to the vet. We knew something was really wrong when he just let me hold him the whole car ride, he usually tries to wiggle free.
He had a blocked urethra and his bladder was so full, poor baby. A catheter and pain meds later and he was feeling a lot better.
"they suffer alone in silence"
perhaps I am a cat
@@matheussanthiago9685 so edgy.
Yeah, cats can be stoic about illness and injury. My kitty had a urethral blockage, took 3 flush kits to clear all the crystals and sludge, but my vet commended me because his bladder was full but not over full. I caught it right in time.
For many years I owned rats and they are even more stoic than cats. I caught and treated all illnesses but one (busy with university). I knew about it and was trying to treat it at home with vet guidance until I could make the hour long drive up to the specialist vet; I just didn't make it in time. My vet called me the "rat whisperer".
My dad got upset yesterday that three of our four cats seem to prefer to spend time with me over him, but I'm empathic and cuddle with them. He seemed to understand when I explained that cuddles and kisses win out over simple petting, lol.
Plus, I'm having a migraine (chronic migraines) , and our three boys always take care of me during a migraine flare-up. One boy "hunts" for me bringing me a toy mouse, one leads me to the food bowls and water fountain and wakes me up to eat, and my baby (the oldest oddly enough) is extra cuddly and puts his head against mine and tries to sleep on top of me with his head at least against my jaw. And all three are sleeping in my bedroom, which is unusual. I normally have one or two, but not all three. They are willing to put aside the hierarchy and territorial disputes while I'm not feeling well.
Cannibals also would have to be careful of what humans they eat due to illnesses and diseases they have in their blood.
I still cant get oyt of ny mind that they find the palm of the hand the tastiest
@@SubjectSigma18 really? Good to know.
What kind of unwashed savage eats a man without cooking him first.
I actually learned the truth about squeaky toys the hard way
I was walking my Brother's dog around my yard so he could use the bathroom, and despite me being a literal foot away, he crossed paths with an unfortunate Baby Rabbit and killed it instantly before I could even react.
The only sound I heard from the Bunny was a single frightened squeak, that sounded exactly like a dog toy.
That dog is the sweetest and most affectionate I have ever met, but it will never not amaze me how he killed probably the most cute and innocent creature imaginable without hesitation or remorse. Nature is cruel.
14:30 Sadly, this happened to one of my best friends. About 7 years ago, when he was 31, on St. Patrick's Day, he went home way early (especially for him) around 2pm saying "I just haven't been feeling well". (Important to note: SPD in my city is a ridiculous affair. Not quite Boston-levels, but I wouldn't be surprised if we weren't second on the drunk per capita table that day every year. For him, it was a high holiday.) But, indeed, for the last few days he had been under the weather and, because he didn't have health insurance, was just treating it like a cold and taking cough drops, etc. He went home, fell asleep, and never woke up. It's still one of the saddest things ever to me, because he was such a terrific person. Very open and giving, generous to a fault - and creative as hell. The guy made comics, ran art installations and projects, made and did cosplay before it was a big thing, AND worked on almost every big movie that was filmed in our city in everything from set design and lighting/rigging to being an extra and working as a PA. The craziest thing about it is that we found out after the fact that his organs had been shutting down, one by one, over the last 46 hours he'd been alive and he hadn't even noticed it. Both he and the world got robbed. RIP Pharlie.
At least pharlie died sleeping, F
@@temporalmentetonto That was our one comfort, that he went peacefully with no indication of a painful passing.
@@TheRealCeeJai yeah, you really need that type of confort things, have a good day
Universal healthcare NOW!
@@schweineful you didnt see the video right?
Cats do not know when they are about to die. They do not have a concept of death. They "run away" and hide because instincts are telling them they are injured, find a quiet place no one will disturb them, no predators will get them, and take time healing. Cats who feel safe around their family will stick around because they know they'll be okay if they show vulnerability around them.
I feel bad for the guys with brittle bone disease because I'm over here with my perfectly functional body, not moving and never been rough with people my whole life, and all they want to do is play sports.
My family's elderly kitty was a lot like the one mentioned in this post. she wasn't healthy enough to be mobile, but on her very last night I held her for the hours approaching her death. When I got a bad feeling I carried her to her longtime special human's room and she was purring sweetly in my arms not half an hour before she passed. sweetest kitty.
Sorry for your loss
that’s so sweet, she passed purring in the arms of someone she loved. may she Rest In Peace
24:15 My cat almost did this, he wanted to get in the attic, and we had had squirrels in our attic before, so my mom let him in, but then realized what was happening right as he wedged himself in an area. Thankfully she got him out, even though he got revenge on her arm. I was at school at the time, but come to find out he had worms from biting fleas or something and digesting the eggs. Scary to think that we could’ve lost the cat that day. He’s now 6 or so, and still a very happy kitty!
That Junko case will forever be burned in my mind. The fact the people like them walk free and do what ever they damn well please sickens me to the core.
Same with the Setagaya family murders. Terrifying.
Yeah scurvy is insane literally the reason in the US why 90% of sodas, and other things have citric acid in them, and other additives. Like its literally almost impossible for people living in the US to get scurvy you have to absolutely try to get it to even get it. Like read ingredients lists and nutrition charts on everything to avoid vitamin c.
ascorbic acid =/= citric acid. That being said yeah it is a little bit insane if you ask me.
I’ve never had soda but I love those small oranges at the grocery store and other things containing vitamin C so I’m chill
One of the things that seem to become worldwide: Iodised salt. Because if you are not eating seaweed, you probably get iodine deficiency.
@@burningsinner1132 good thing I have sushi almost every week/when I can get it. Don't sleep on seaweed guys, you're missing out.
Lime juice was a part of the daily ration for sailors on Royal Navy vessels. Why British are called 'limeys'
Bones bleed. I learned this in my Senior year of high school in a human anatomy class. The reason is that the bone marrow inside the hard outer shell actually creates blood. The red marrow is responsible for the red blood cells, the yellow marrow for white blood cells and platelets.
gross!!! also spongy inside right?
@@eirdonne_ Dogs like it.
The one about the girl on meth, my mom used to tell me that as a horror story, she was behind some kind of fast food place (i was told Applebee’s) always made me even more terrified of meth
Hate to keep being reminded it happened in my state
Nice pfp bro
What happened I don't get it?
Edit:OOH u meant ur state as where u live right?Lol.Or did u mean in ur state as u were on drugs,alcohol or sthg like that?Cuz u formulated ur sentence so atrociously that I have no idea wtf u're even talking about lol
@@Ugh718 They mean their mom used to tell that story to them as a horror story, and that the story happened in their State
was once in apple bees where two drunk guys got in a fight and one threatened to shoot us all, children included, yada yada. he never pulled out a weapon or anything so it’s chill though
The last story...about the cat waiting to say goodbye to each family member before passing away.... And the story about beagles being the breed that is most used for lab tests because they are most forgiving to humans are two of the absolute saddest things I will ever hear in my entire life!!!
Had to skip that 'cos I start crying
Ironic thing is the lab tests and stuff has brought about drugs and medical procedures that have saved many human lives.
There are several theories in regards to dogs and squeaky toys. Yes prey drive is one, but there's also the idea we are the reason they like them due to us encouraging it. What I'm saying is that's a theory, not a concrete fact.
You know you're early to a TTS reddit video when nobody is sharing their personal story
Now I’m scared that I’ll just straight up die…
Same lol
I just stopped caring after a while Just because of the realization that their is no escaping death and eventually we will all be gone. So Live you're Life while you can.
@@tysjustvibinb931 that's oddly depressing but inspiring
Did it happen yet
@@3G2J no
This is kind of odd, but I really like hearing from so many different people with cool occupations/hobbies :]
That's not odd at all. It's a super common interest. 👍
I like moray eels.
@@lukaaxoltl5468 yea they’re pretty cool
@@lukaaxoltl5468 sea slugs are cool too
@@tacticalthomasthegreat3259 Yea they have pretty cool colours!
18:45
I've got that disorder! its nickname is Brittle bone's disease, buts its real name is Osteogenesis imperfecta. Yes, it can be that severer but it's a spectrum so it can range from, dying at birth or being stillborn, being bed ridden- breaking bones when you move, to what i have which is averaging anywhere from 5-20 breaks a year, to basically being normal but having the genes for it.
It's pretty interesting to learn about, but sucks to have lmao. If you've got any questions about it i'd love to answer, however i'm not a doctor or a biologist and can only answer questions about living with it and treatments :)
also a side note, the scurvy fact is really unsettling because i'd come apart at the seams lol
I wish and hope for you to feel as good as possible despite all that discomfort and pain, thank you for sharing! And, above a comment said, soda today has added citric acid, so you don't have to worry too much even if your diet is not absolutely full of fruit. Keep well!
Damn, I hope it isn't too bad for you!
Can I ask a question btw it u r comfortable about it
@@mozzarellasticksss sure :)
If you dont mind me asking, how much do the breaks hurt? How easy are they too brake and how fast do they heal?
I had a friend in kindergarten with this.
When dogs die of parvo their bodies are in a frozen-like state and become very light.
Source: I work at a city animal shelter and I was the unlucky one to help that day on disposing of the poor boy. Seriously, he was light as a feather which scares me.
Ik something: You're legally allowed to kill someone in self-defense who's been trained to fight (boxing, MMA, etc.). Once they're in training or finished training, their hands are legally classified as weapons, making it legal to maim or kill in self-defense
Yeah but at that point you don’t really have a chance do you
@@Sweet.peach21 that's the catch.
Self defense only applies if you really don't have choice.
If you could've ran or just use less than lethal force (just punching the guy once and then fleeing), it doesn't apply anymore.
It needs to be absolutely the last resort.
@@Sweet.peach21 good point, because u can actually beat someone who's been trained, it's called: shank
@@Sweet.peach21 and your chances are even better with a gun, bc u can avoid close combat
It’s false and is a painfully obvious one, shows how ignorant someone can be. There hands are not classified weapons
In the beginning of hockey goalies didn’t wear masks or had good equipment so imagine a guy shooting a puck at you going over 100 mph at your head in pretty sure no one died but many got stitches
In those days most of the shots were low to the ice because the stick blade was flat ,the curved blade changed all that
@@Oldfatbastard57 true
3:14 my grandma got brain surgery to remove a tumor. She remembered everything, but started acting as if she was a child, including intense mood swings over selfish reasons. She would be smiling and reminiscing about her childhood one second, then become violently aggressive and inconsolable about something she forgave my grandpa for over 50 years ago in the next. Trying to reason with her makes her even more angry until she's throwing things or trying to hit you. She was never that way before the surgery. Of the things she gets most mad about, she treasures potato chips and ice cream more than anything else, so she'll begin raging if we ran out and she wants some. She also has 4 or 5 android tablets that she only plays solitaire on, and will play it 24/7 and be fully entertained. If she plays them until the battery dies and she forgets to plug them in to charge, she will also get mad. It's strange how much she has changed.
IL say this in the most respectful manner. "it's rewind time"
@@Thiccboitherd that's funny
@@terratheterribl thanks
I'd say this is the creepiest thing I've ever heard before but it's not, And it's concerning.
I, i... i’m concerned for the both of us.
What a legendary name.
I love your name
What an absolute chad
As a recent psychology graduate, I remember learning about some seriously unethical therapies that they used way back in history. Sleep therapy was one of them, but it’s way worse than just being in bed for long hours. It was meant as punishment when the mental patients who would have breakdowns or “misbehave” but disguised as “Treatment”. These “nurses” would inject questionable amounts of a strong sedative to the mentally disturbed/challenged patients to keep them basically unconscious for the doctors to experiment the effects of it on their conditions. But these were traumatized individuals so imagine being in a crazy nightmare but for WEEKS. Most patients would be left catatonic, malnourished and with new psychiatric conditions, others died from overdoses...it’s nuts
William Burroughs tried it in an attempt to cure his drug addiction. He said that it was the worst form of therapy he'd ever tried to use to deal with this.
Knowing what happened to the dead bodies of the Romanovs is definitely the one for me
The settlement of Jamestown almost didn't survive, if not for cannibalism.
Oh god 😬
Lol my history teacher didnt tell me that, and for good reason i guess
It saddens me every time I hear stories relating to Jonestown, like there was this whole forced adoption by the leader that leads the parents of these children forming a legal coalition against him. Another thing was like how conditioned they were for when the "day of the reckoning" arrives, so they were asked to drink this supposed poison (he told them so, but in actuality just colored water) and a vast majority ~90-95% drank it thoughtlessly. I think one of the things that stings me a lot is the fact that some volunteer nurses didn't drink it until everyone had, and also assisting the needy drink theirs (i,e. infants and disabled).
It shows how faiths and beliefs can really mess with someone's rational judgement, but to be fair, a charismatic communist local church leader that promises a socialist utopia in the middle of nowhere can be interesting to say the least.
@@samuelginting3213 Yeah I actually did a report on Jonestown years ago for a middle school project. The teacher probably thought I was a very strange child. Only thing I did for Jamestown though was build a fort out of popsicles sticks. Jonestown definitely isnt the same as Jamestown though. Two different centuries.
@@SherriLyle80s ah yes Jamestown, can I get a refresher course? Can't exactly recall the details
A fir tree can grow in a humans lungs. It's seed are small enough to fit into your nasal cavity.
Man I was just in this thread
Cool lol
Yea these vids come out fast holy
Where you in here?
Same
Same bro
13:30 i read a little more about the Junko Furuta case... so sickening and absolutely heart wrenching. It was mainly these 4 boys in which one of them used their home as her imprisonment. After serving their short sentences some of them even continued to assault other ppl. One of these monster's mom vandalized the poor girl's grave bc she "ruined her son's life." These kinds of terrible events makes you never want to interact with another person ever again.
I've been paranoid about the sudden death thing for years. You can just randomly get a stroke or a seizure for seemingly no reason. Silent infections are also a thing. Most infections come with obvious fatigue, fevers, and all that, but it's possible to have one and not even know until it's already very advanced. If you've had one then you're likely to have another.
I'm currently on my second silent infection, which went undetected for over a month. The first one was undetected for like 2 weeks. All I felt was just kinda tired, but nothing significantly different from the usual tiredness of a long day. Then I decided to check my blood pressure and it was 85/50.
I've even heard of people having literal sepsis and not even knowing, they just suddenly pass out on the spot and then wake up in the ER missing some fingers or limbs.
5:52: Ah yes, who doesn't go to the document when they're feeling ill.
I don’t know why my dumbass decided to watch this right before trying to go to sleep…now I’ll be thinking about this till 2 am. Thank you
3:48am for me, I'm about to sleep like a rock.
22:35
I got attacked by a dog a couple years ago, and the owner ran off with the dogs so nobody knew if the dogs were up to date on their shots so I had to get like six rabies shots over the course of a few weeks before the owner’s wife finally found out about the situation and turned him in to the cops. Not a fun time. 0/10 would not recommend. :(
GUH. Yep, strict liability right there. So sorry that happened to you.
So did the dogs have rabies
@@ron3557
No they didn’t.
For some reason, this kind of videos ease my anxiety when they confirm some of my worst fears and then my anxiety rises because my worst fears are possible and real
"And thats how the mind of the human been works"
Same but besides it calming me down
The only issue with the heart attack thing, is that for people like me, with really really bad anxiety, you just feel random and sometimes very bad pains in the heart and upper chest area for no reason at all. I get so scared so often that I’ll just die of a heart attack it’s terrible.
just woke up from a terrifying dream, lets see how high i can get my heart rate :D
How did it go?
@@sandwichwitch7191 he died
RIP
Everybody has bugs in their ears. But they are dead due to the earwax
wait what
Neat
no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no wtf no
wanna chop off my ears now
@@dober1x (:
15:50 the fact that this is true is somewhat saddening
@@uchihamadara7386 naah it's disgusting and pathetic
Puddles of blood turn yellow and blue...
It stinks horridly.. and it's griddy
While simultaneously slippery,and sticky...
🤢
22:35 There is one instance of a girl surviving rabies w/o any treatment. The hospital didn't know what was wrong until it was too late. Luckily she did survive. It's the only known case of a human living through rabies w/o medical treatment.
The story about the bird reminded me of the time I saved a bird from my rear staircase.
I lived in the upstairs apartment in a duplex. The building was rectangular with a staircase at the back. The kind that splits each floor into two sets of 5 or 6 stairs.
One night I go to take my garbage out my back door when I realize there is a bat out there. Me and my phobia of bats noped right back into my kitchen.
The next day, I realize it's a bird. The 5 and 8 yr old kids from downstairs tried to help me catch the bird to release it, but it noped away from me consistently. After a few hours, the kids had lost interest and it was just me and the bird. So I put on some gloves and just started talking to it.
I talked, calmly and evenly until the bird chilled out. I sat on the step with my hand out and talked to the bird for quite some time, never breaking eye contact. Eventually it slowly walked over to my hand and turned itself sideway to my hand, one eye staring at my eyes. I slowly picked it up, walked down the stairs and let it go.
a wholesome story to soothe my disturbed heart. my dad had a cockatiel that hated me but it calmed down when I approached it slowly and maintained a good distance when it was in discomfort
@@screamindog8772 they know when they need you, and what's even cooler, is they can weigh the risk/reward and make a decision. That's better than some 20 year olds I've known.
17:52 The most perfect "CLOSE BRACKET" ever, it even matches with the upper one.
12:48 dude had me looking up bridges on Georgia's site and sho nuff they got all the bridges and plans and info on every little bridge except the one I'm looking for
15:52 If you're concerned about the permafrost one, and ESPECIALLY if you live in or around Arctic regions, look up the "Pleistocene Park". The video by Atlas Pro does a good job explaining.
In short, it's a project centered on returning the Arctic mammals that had been hunted to or nearly to extinction back to the Arctic. The absence of these mammals allowed tree saplings to replace the productive grassland with nearly worthless pine forests, and reintroducing their stamping hooves has smothered saplings, allowing edible grasses to take back over. On top of that, the more animals present, the more snow gets packed down, keeping the Permafrost frozen. Removing a forest seems like a bad idea for the Earth, but in this forest, when a tree dies, it's too cold to decompose into the ground, meaning that all it's carbon returns to the air. With grass and heavy animals to trample it, carbon gets continually crushed into the ground in a cycle of fast grass growth, and trampling animals. Also, snow on a grassy field repels much more sunlight that snow on trees, due to a field being able to be entirely covered.
Right now, this is only occurring in a single park in a small part of Russia. If you live in a region that is primarily pine forest, and has snow on the ground for at least half the year, look into how you can help this effort. If the already barren Arctic were returned to it's pre-human state, it would be an even better carbon sink than the Amazon.
During WW2, so many Purple Hearts were produced for the invasion of the Japanese home island, that they have used that same stockpile for every war since and still haven’t run out.
I'm amazed I'm still alive considering my diet as a student back in the 80's.
I knew there had to be a Sam'onella reference
22:30 "IDK why this isn't talked about more" One word: Money...
fuck money we dont have a planet "B"
Wish rich aholes would not destroy our beautiful planet
Out of sight, out of mind.
It's a tragedy of the commons. No property rights in place over the ocean.
In relation to the brain injury changing personality, yep, true.
My older brother used to be fun, kind of a joker, but a good nice person
Crashed the car one night, smashed his head good, and well, from what I remember, at first he was like a cokehead that was raging, but all the time, now hes just stern and has very little ability for empathy.
Years later forward to current times, hes slowly coming back around to how he used to be
Hope he continues to improve and you continue with empathy.
My hardcore totally not healthy crash diet I did last year cut all fruits and most veggies.
However, I'm not an idiot and just took multivitamins every morning.
a cuter fact is that nuclear reactor core in japanese is 炉心 which reads like hearth and heart which is kinda lovely
@Caiden Leonard my English teacher has one of those
It would be interesting to see how modern tech would be worded in ancient languages, like I would pay good money to hear what Incans or Aztecs would call smartphones and television
When i was 7 there was an active witch in my neighborhood apparently she was cursing people bullying her because of how creepy her house is, but me and my friends always hangs out outside her house because she's got a swing set in her front yard good thing she was good to us because 2 weeks later a pregnant lady had a miscarriage and vomitted dead ducklings, witnesses said they had an argument and after the pregnant lady died the witch disappeared with out a trace. Heck i even remember her giving us candies every halloween.
8:59 docs started to use anestesia on babies just since 1987
For the first story it was the corpse's sister that saw him dancing with her in front of a window. She didn't know that that was her sister's body yet. She simply thought it was 2 people dancing. She went to his house to get the key that he held to her sister's mazalium. He would never give the key to the family. So the sister went to his house to get it. And that's when she knew it was her sister's corpse when she saw her as he opened the door, just a little.
Wow! Just amazing.
24:19 my cat did kinda the opposite, she died in the middle of the living room, i heard something (i thought he was vomiting again bc she was really ill since birth). A few minutes later i walk down the stairs and there she was, lying in the middle of the livingroom, eyes Wide open and a convulsing jaw. I wish i could have been there for her more... she was always so little, she looked like a kitten and rarely ate. She passed yesterday and now she is in a better place but, not seeing her eat or dring for a week straighy was hard. Whatever we force fed her she would puke it inmmediatly. She was likely poisoned by some chemical they use in our neigbourhood and given the fact that she likely had a previous condition i knew she wasnt likely to make it. If you've made it this far i'm sorry for making you read my rant about this. I just needed to "yell it out loud"
Ah yes I love going to the document🤣
5:50
That scurvy one is fucking terrifying, I broke my arm a few years back and I have multiple scars, I really fucking hope I don’t get scurvy.
Why would u get scurvy if u broke ur arm?Like what does a broken arm have to do with scurvy?Like,lol.I broke BOTH of the bones on my right arm at once in 2010 I think.Judging by this I should've been dead by now lol
Drink ya fuckin o-j
@@Ugh718 anything that has healed over, wether it was 50 years ago or “2010” contains scar tissue, which is maintained by (I think the name is) Collegian. Broken bones, burns, and small scrapes contain scar tissue and it remains there for life. If you were to get scurvy, the scar tissue would break down, thus opening up any wounds you’ve ever had, wether you broke a bone while “coming out into the world” , or the scratch you got from tripping over yesterday, ALL of your injuries would open up, so bones would re-brake, conclusions would open up, etc.
@@Ugh718 they didn’t mean they’d get scurvy from an arm break I don’t think lol
@@Ugh718 nahh, if he gets scurvy then his arm wound can repon
21:15 I know someone with a similar story except it was his mom that was killed. Just like here, they knew who did it and where he lived and tracked him and shit. Well eventually he got tired of waiting for the police to gather enough evidence to bring him in (it had been ongoing for years and it was looking like they would never have enough evidence to bring the guy in) so he took matters into his own hands. I remember the phone call he gave me after he killed him. He called me, said “I just killed the bastard that killed my mom, I’m going on the run” then hung up and I never heard from him again. Flash forward to about a year later and he was caught and arrested. Turns out he went full dexter and killed two other suspected serial killers, a pedophile who was out on bond waiting for his court date, and a guy he saw trying to spike a young girls drink while he was at a bar. I’m not 100% sure what’s goin on with him now, I think he’s still going to court for all that and I believe he’s facing life with parole
The last one-
My mom's cat of 19 years climbed into her lap right before she died. My mom was inconsolable when it happened, she had that cat before she got married to my dad, before she had me and my twin. She got my mom through a lot.
There was actually a movie produced on the Unit 731 called _Men Behind The Sun_
The film is quite old, but incredibly gruesome for its time. It goes on to depict the vast majority of the cruel experiments taking place in their facilities.
I believe I had this movie on VHS.. and it was an older movie time wise.( Mid to late 70s?) I swear, the deaths are very intense, and alarmingly REAL looking. ( Is this the movie where the Chinese boy, and Japanese boy become friends and eventually the Chinese boy is stripped naked, chlorophormed, and cut open, while breathing? Thebsccuum champer, or overpressure torture, where the victims instedtines are squeezing out of the anus? If so, I know the rats set on fire was real... But holy shit...besides the rats, whatever practical effects were used....nauseating. at times I thought this was some weird snuff film, for real prisoners to be in, for execution or something.
Horribly fucked up movie. Visually, and knowing this stuff actually happened.
@@animationcycles7109 I believe that the one. There's also a rather vile scene where a woman has her hands repeatedly coated in freezing water from a frozen lake until frozen solid, only to have them completely degloved shortly after the freezing completed.
@@ItWatchesWithoutEyes yep, that's the one, I looked it up on TH-cam.
I found out though, that the boy being dissected, was a REAL cadaver! Apparently the director, or producer had asked if he could get his hands on one. A few months later got a last minute phone call from police, and said we do have a recently deceased boy, in that age group. The catch was, they had to get it within an hour, as they were ready to do an autopsy.... So they got the body, brought the autopsy doctors to the set, put them in the period correct uniforms, and did it right there! They stimulated the heart, that's why it was still beating.. I knew it looked way to real... Because it was.
( The child's parents were disclosed with it, and they ok'd it, because they felt it helped expose the torture of the Chinese, from the Japanese...)
@@animationcycles7109 Wow, that's pretty messed up...
Florida must have more Bridges than most other states too
The Sam O' Nella references in the first one are gold lmao
thanks lmao
@@stavrosps1238 Epic
"Did you know a raccoon could fit up your arse" -Reekid
2 actually...
8:12 Dealt with hypothermia in my hands before. Nearly lost them. Was screaming at the top of my lungs from how my hands felt blistering hot despite being so cold they were pale with purple at the tips.
The torturing of junko, the reason why her captors did get away with what they were doing at the time was not because they were minors, but because they had ties to the yakuza.
I think they were actual yakuzas cmiiw but age still definitely taken into consideration for their sentencing
Twins when they hear about doppelgängers:
*there is one imposter among us*
10:52 sometime the very first symptom of heart attack is death
A While back, Europeans used to eat mummys.
They called it "An Offering From God" I belive.
Even though it was just the dead body of a couple o egyptains ( Specifically Pharoh's )
by the ways that was a response for anyone who was wondering stuff after the mummy brown one.
The last one about the cat is both heartbreaking and adorable. My dog did something similar. I was away at college in a city 3 hours away when he started getting really sick. The soonest I would be able to get home would be almost a week after he started getting really bad and I was scared he would pass away before I had the chance to say goodbye. When I was able to see him again he put on a show for a full day (actually eating, moving around more, generally being more like himself) before he wasn't able to do it anymore. I got spend a few days with him before he passed away at 5AM easter morning 2019 at the age of 14 years and 8 months old. Something I like telling people about him is that when he was diagnosed with cancer the vet said he had 9 months left, a year if we were lucky. That was 3 years before he passed away of old age. He was stubborn as all hell and refused to go until he'd seen me one last time.
Two years ago, I watched Game Theory's mental Mario video and I believed ASPD wasn't real, and was just a stupid way of saying insane.
I now have ASPD.
Sorry about that man
I have had 2 serious TBI/ABIs (brain injuries), as well as numerous concussions; in fact, *sigh* I have one right now from a fall (getting a CT because the XR showed a likely fracture to L5--in my concussed state I left AMA).
Brain traumas, including concussions, cause cumulative damage.
I am NOT the person I was before my brain injuries.
The first was at 21 (1995). I eventually regained near full function, but I was a changed person, personality wise. I actually went on to graduate nursing school with high honors after that, but it was hell. I would wake up and not remember that I was married AND PREGNANT! I couldn't remember what state or city I was in. I tell you that was one helluva shock every morning. In my mind I was still an unmarried virgin. Waking up next to a man, my husband, with a swollen belly was terrifying!
The second one was even worse. Thankfully I exceeded expectations in my recovery or I would have been in a nursing home for the remainder of my life. Both times I couldn't remember the beginning of a sentence by the end of the sentence. A paragraph?! Unthinkable. Found out I used to have an eidetic memory and high IQ; the only reason I mention this is because by the time I got assessed for the brain injury clinic (9 months later!!!!!) my verbal IQ was still "high", high enough that I had to do my own recovery. My memory was/is shot. I have intermediate and ST memory loss/issues.
People have repeatedly told me my memory issues reminded them of a movie. When I saw it later, it was VERY similar. 😂 I would forget the movie and be shocked each time. Everyone wanted me to watch that movie!
Sorry this is all over the place. Some of the "interesting" personality changes are:
1) I went from very religious, artistic, into literature and English to a scientific minded atheist who is good at math. I wasn't bad before, but it didn't come naturally.
2) I went from passive off the charts (Taylor Johnson test) to angry, volatile. Years on I am now probably close to the middle. I am a bit more assertive. It's RARE that I get angry or experience any strong emotions.
3) I was very emotional. Now I battle with
experiencing emotions at all and feeling connections with people.
4) I went from needing a phone/address book, calendar, planner to having to write EVERYTHING down, and I still miss appointments once in a while, 2 or 3 with this exacerbation from the concussion.
If anyone wants me to answer any questions, I will try.
Thank you for sharing. Have you considered.... investing in a helmet? Not making fun of you, just blown away by your bad luck. Still, it's good that you're relatively okay and able to lead a fairly normal life.
@@Gogeta70 lmaoo
0:07
Ah yes, Samonella academy taught me about this one
You wake up the moment you "die" in a dream because our minds can't really comprehend death.
I’ve never had a good dream, only nightmares
yippekaiyay
if the sun exploded we wouldnt know for 8 minutes
As someone who lives in Jacksonville, I can confirm it is the Russia of the USA.
The first one, the person that spotted him was the corpses sister (That’s what I’ve heard anyway)
I just realized that a few years ago I did experience paradoxical undressing. I was out on a school field trip to a beach dune where we could help get data on the plants that were growing there. It was abnormally cold. Like, if I went out into a blizzard with no shirt on I would have been warmer. So I had my jacket on to try and help. After awhile I took it off and said I was warm and I didn't feel cold anymore. There were a lot of other kids freezing, and one had to be sent back because he couldn't even see and we had to drag him back to the bus. I started offering my stuff to other people who were clearly colder than I was.
I'm only now realizing how bad that was for me.
That last story reminds me of my cat. He came to me as he was dying, and refused to let go until I passed out (1-2am in the morning).
He was my baby. I still miss him.
0:24 the worst part is that
1, he made the tomb
2, the person that caught him was the bodies sister (forgot who the body was)
So I'm assuming you enjoy sam o'nella am I correct
I work on the cardiac floor in a hospital and I tell all my patients to come back if anything feels off. I don’t care if you think I the symptoms are minute. If they know someone that seems to have symptoms or family is there I say the same. Infractions and strokes are nothing to laugh at. Too many people die because we are too proud/nervous/poor and it needs to stop.