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Also Ben Franklin also pointed out in his personal Diaries that the constitution needs to be Rewritten every 15 years if it's not it's act Force by the 1% rich
If you do another one perhaps explain that people don't catch colds from being out in the rain or from their feet being cold. They can only catch a cold from bing exposed to a cold virus which is generally absorbed through the nasal passages.
@@BrendanSteele Man, first of all, that virus will take advantage by the fact when exposed to cold, our immune system is weaker. But, it's not the only one. Many affections that we think are just another viral, seasonal infection, are actually bacterial infections. And bacteria that are basically omnipresent in and outside of our bodies also takes advantage of that same fact. So, your exposure to cold weather while improperly equiped is what provokes those diseases. Do not do it or at least do not deny there will be consequences when you do it.
@@cynthiadiaz7533 All your blood goes through your feet before it's returned to the heart so if your feet are cold so your brain responds by causing muscle contraction to elevate your temperature before you die of hypothermia.
when you are cold in the cold weather, your body saves heat by restricting blood flow to peripheral areas. Including nasal, throat etc. And thats what makes infections easier access to your body. So it is a combination of both points of view
If you can enjoy a food's smell and taste and still die from poisoning due to the food being spoiled, you were a mutant anyway. Bad food starts to cause disgust and even vomiting looooong before it causes anything even related to death.
Pepperidge Farms in particular gives their products a very short shelf life so consumers always get a fresher product than all their competitors. 3 months for most cookies and crackers and 3 or 4 days for bread.. It mainly matters for when they ship to overseas USA bases as the products arrive expired and have to be tested by military food inspectors to certify suitability for consumption. (I was one). The amount of sugar or salt in those products would keep them from going bad much longer.
Worked on the beach and had to always remind people that dolphins are smart, thus can have a problem with you just because their having a bad day. Otters aren't so cute after they climb on your kayak and rob you of your stuff. Showing extreme aggression if you have a problem with it. Treat otters like a gang on a street corner.
During my pathology course we had to swab anything in the building to see if colonies would grow. Everyone ran to the toilets. I went straight to the lunch room and swabbed the sponge they used to wash the dishes. Health department were called due to me having a lovely family of E coli growing. Toilet swabbers grew nothing.
@@BrendanSteele Brass door handles are quite good. Copper has an antibacterial effect as far as I know. In many Asian countries people eat the rice and food with bare hands. Sometimes from common big bowls. Obviously the germs from your hand and the saliva from your mouth, they all go to the common bowl.
I had to do this in my microbiology class. I swabbed the lines in the cement block walls (where the grout is). Yeah, my Petri dish had so much growing it was almost impossible to clean it up enough to identify all the bugs. Seems no one can resist the wall cracks 😊
My biology class did this too. I went to the public park benches in the courtyard and swabbed the picnic tables. It was one of the most colorful Petri dishes in the class.
When you use a waterhose to create a rainbow while standing on a roof (or any other tall structure and you create the rainbow between you and the ground), it's also in a circle. I did this without intention when I was 22. Just be careful to not make the roof itself wet; it becomes really slippy, if it wasn't high-pressure cleaned before.
@@VisualGourmet You can do that on the ground too, with the bottom half showing on the lawn. Either way there's the shadow of your legs to interrupt the circle, so use a portable sprayer and jump up.
10:42 'allow at least 48 hours for the RICE to dry our completely before switching it on again " Now I know you can switch rice on... wish I knew this sooner.
As far as the Spanish Flu fact, I just recently found out that the first reported case was in Fort Riley, Kansas, which isn't far from where I live, in Wichita, Kansas
I lived in Dublin for most of the 70’s. We spent St. Pat’s day by going to Mass in the morning, buying some shamrock from the little old lady outside the church, then going for a ride in the Wicklow mountains, stopping for lunch, often in the garden of a nice pub, it being early spring. In the evening, we would go to a pub where there was good music. We never went to the, then, small parade. That was for tourists.
Patrick was a member of the Celtic culdee church. From his surviving writings, we can deduce that his beliefs were Bible centred. There is no evidence that he took part in a mass. In fact, the Celtic church was far removed from the errors of Rome.
@@mikekelly5869 Same here... and who the heck thought St. Patrick was originally Irish? I mean, "everyone" knows that he was a missionary TO Ireland - not a missionary FROM Ireland! LOL. This guy's video has more holes in it than a sponge.
Actually, it depends on how you define “highest”. Everest’s peak is farthest above “sea level” but, since the Earth is not a perfect sphere there is a number of other peaks that are farther from the center of the Earth.
Actually technically everest is the third highest, Everest is the highest from sea level, hawaii is the highest physically from the base and chimborazu in equador is the highest from the center of the earth. So being third best is pretty good given the company.
Doesn't everest eventually reach the sea floor too. So are we measuring what we see or from the sea floor. They all eventually reach the deepest place on earth.
@@childresshouse read what I said, everest is the highest above sea level, mauno loa is the highest from base and chimborazu is the highest from the center of the earth because of planetary bulge due to the 1000mph rotational speed of the planet at the equator. So I'm not sure what you do not understand. Also everest has no part of it touching the ocean it's like 2500 miles from the indian ocean in the nw corner of the Himalaya's.
no franklin was musing that the turkey was a honorable bird because it got its living by getting its own food while the eagle may look cool, but it was a thief and bully stealing food from other smaller birds........... actually it seems the eagle IS a accurate symbol!!!
I know, I thought that also. I just couldn't remember all the things on the list by the time the video was over. Thanks for reminding me. How about 5 items?
I remember reading one time that a letter exists in which Abner Doubleday tells someone about a game he learned while on holiday somewhere. He may have brought baseball to the US, but he learned of it somewhere else. He did not invent it.
Baseball is derived from an English game common in the late 1700's among milkmaids, called Rounders. The batter protected a milk stool from getting hit by the pitched ball, and typically had two bases vs 1 in cricket. The concept of fair vs foul balls was due to typically fewer participants available.
The first organized game that one would objectively recognize as “baseball” was played in Hoboken, NJ in 1848. Once again, NY steals glory from its neighbor.
Several years ago my phone got wet and all I knew to try was to put it in a plastic bag along with (instant) rice. So that's what I did. The phone dried out and it worked just fine for about a year or so after that. Oh, it was about a year old at the time.
Neither of these. Hold on to any dessicant packets you get with shoes or packages. Put those in a ziploc bag. When your phone gets wet, drop it in the ziploc bag till it's dry. Rice can clog up ports and cat litter is not dust free.
@@djbeatz3 that isn't the kind of cat litter I was talking about. Did you see that I specified the clear/crystal kind? It is silica. That is what's in those desiccant packets.
I love the title and subject of this video! This is excellent creating. I have been looking for content that is an example of something that is not clickbait or stupid. Congratulations on being one of not many who are the best.
Except he LIED, genius. He LIED about many of the things he said. Does that have any bearing on your fanboying? Or it doesn't matter if it's the truth as long as it makes money? I swear, marketing people are going to be the downfall of our world.
I hate it when people use tallest and highest as if they are the same thing . They are not! Mount Everest is the highest mountain on earth, it's just not the tallest. I'm not taller than my friends just because I'm standing on a ladder. I'm just higher. So no, Mauna Kea is NOT higher than Mt. Everest. It is taller, but not higher.
And if we really want to get pedantic, Mount Everest is only the highest point from sea level. Due to the shape of the planet, the highest point from the centre of Earth is actually Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador, at over 7,000 feet further out than Everest.
Mike, cracking list as ever; I really enjoy your work. You really need to tell your writers to stop making you say clickbait-y things like, ""Stick around for number n", and "You won't believe what's at number n". It is totally unnecessary and, dare I say, cheapens things a little. I think I speak for most when I say, we're here for all the facts and won't duck out before the end. Other than that, I love the work. Regards from a loyal fan in the UK. ps. You won't believe who I thanked at number 4!
I could not possibly agree more and, in fact, I ALMOST unsubscribed when he started doing that. It's annoying and makes Mike sound like a hooker on a street corner, and he deserves better than that.
I hate when people do this in videos. It makes me think the rest of the video is garbage and they know it. On a better note, good list and a nice video.
That's actually because TH-cam "experts" say to do things like that.. I find it irritating myself too. Just like show the results at the beginning. But well my results are shown in the thumbnail picture 🤷🏻♀️. I actually don't know what I'll design when I start doing my nails. My regulars like "watching" my thinking process. When I watch videos on how to do, designs I'll read title and ya know look at the picture in thumbnail.
My wife and I just found List 25 and even though we have noticed a few minor discrepancies we love it, have both subscribed, and have been binge watching it! I usually hate videos that are more than 8-10 minutes long, but the fact that the majority of your videos are only 20-25 minutes long and are about 25 different things makes it much more interesting and entertaining! Please keep up the good work, we are always looking for something new from list 25!👍✌🖖
Mana Kea isn't off the coast of Hawaii, it is part of the Island of Hawaii. Kilauea, Hualalai, Kohala, Mauna Loa, and Mauna Kea are the volcanic mountains that make up the Big Island of Hawaii. Hawaii refers to a Kingdom, a state, and archipelago, all made of several Islands (more than 100), it is also an individual island, and a county. Off the southeast coast of Hawaii Island is Kamaʻehuakanaloa Seamount (formally Loihi) which is still submersed below the waves by 975 m. Mauna Loa, Mauna Kea, and Haleakala (Maui) should all be taller than Mount Everest when measured from the base.
@@AnthonyHerring-l3q Anyone with an I.Q. over 80. So, I think I understand why you would not. Just the fact that the video is named, "25 Things People "Know" That Are False" means that he must be specific in his correction and not himself give false information.
Which is too bad, because he completely botched the Mt. Everest entry. Mt. Everest is still the highest point on the surface of the earth. No one has ever claimed it's the tallest mountain from base to peak. It's not really even that tall from those metrics. Denali and Kilimanjaro are both much taller from base to peak. So if we're going to be technical about anything, it should be that there are two methods of defining mountain height, and Everest is only tallest according to the most commonly used one.
Okay okay okay children... We don't need science class in the comment section. My original comment said in simplified terms; Mount Everest is the highest mountain above sea level, making its altitude the defining measurement. Thank you!
@SpiritmanProductions My comment stated a fact and it really didn't need anyone to correct it. Was that really necessary? I'm sorry! You're right. Thank you for opening my eyes! I didn't realize I was having a conversation. My apologies! Please feel free to add what you want and have a great day!
Hard water refers to the calcium and magnesium content of the water. High concentrations of calcium and magnesium can cause deposits on the places where those elements come in contact with air, like a showerhead or in the sink. They don't harm the body. In fact calcium and magnesium ions are beneficial to your skeletal structure, as carbonate, phosphate, nitrate, and iodine ions are necessary for the correct functioning of your body. As with anything, overconsumption can lead to health problems. Consuming too much salt can lead to kidney problems, and overconsumption of other elements can lead to abnormal cellular growth, also known as tumors. Other materials in the water, like heavy metals due to pollution or corroded lead piping, are harmful to your body. Tap water should not contain those. If your tap water is contaminated, you should not drink it under any circumstances, including after home filtration. Boiling contaminated water will only kill organisms, it will not remove harmful toxins. In fact, it will increase the concentration of toxins and heavy metals as you're evaporating water. Distilled water is devoid of minerals (salts), and is harmful to your body when consumed in larger quantities. Distilled water will be absorbed into your cells much faster than mineral water, and can lead to organ failure. Your cells contain minerals, and water passes through the cell walls via a process called osmosis. This will try to balance the salinity of the liquid inside and outside the cells, and can cause cell walls to rupture, killing the cells.
A friend of the family that works for the local water authority once mentioned to me while I was drinking a bottle of Poland Spring that "that water isn't regulated." I told her (truthfully) that I'd tested the water from the kitchen faucet with the swimming pool kit and it had the perfect concentration of total chlorine, free chlorine, (for the pool,) was a little high in PH and low in Alkalynaty- (I know, but that's what the test kits measure.) FOR THE SWIMMING POOL. She left me alone after that.
An obscure one: Diana Ross discovered the Jackson Five. In reality, Motown producer Bobby Taylor discovered the Jackson Five. It was he who brought the group to the attention to Motown president Berry Gordy.
Their first hit was written by an English man called Micheal ( Mike) Jackson. In the Uk the Jackson 5 and Mike Jackson both had versions of the record in the charts at the same time, The Jackson 5 version reached a higher position but not by much.
The only musical instrument that doesn't play music. It emits a sound that's been likened to a cat being strangled...and won't die. Just keeps screaming...😒🐈🐈⬛
Objects fall at the same speed regardless of their mass. Try dropping a 2 kg ball and a 4 kg ball. They will hit the ground at (*almost) exactly the same time. *Any difference is a result of friction against the air; it's NOT because one has 2X the mass.
@@trevormillar1576 Have the laws of gravity changed over the last 500 years? I only ask because gravity is strong with me and as I’m getting older I notice it has a greater pull recently. It’s been a slow process but seems to be speeding up in the last couple years…
That's because the salt crystalizes when the water evaporates. If you've dropped your phone in salt water, rinse it thoroughly with fresh water without touching any buttons so you don't break any seals and allow water into your phone.
Baseball is basically an evolution of the English game, rounders, which is very similar, but played with a smaller bat. The first reference to rounders as a game was in 1744.
When I taught sixth grade we swabbed and cultured items throughout the classroom and restroom. The toilet was the cleanest area. The worst were the books! Next were the laptop touchscreen, keyboard, mouse and our cell phones. I did know about the coffee cherries, but there were several surprises in this program! Thank you!
My phone slept in a bucket of water overnight left it in the sun all day and it was fine used it for more than a year after it happened it cheap pos phone...
Coffee cherries that have been eaten by civets and then been crapped out are used to make one of the most expensive coffees in the world. Apparently, the beans being partially digested adds subtle flavour.. the coffee from crapped-out beans is called kopi luwak.
That's bizarre. Everybody - except you, apparently - knows that dogs sweat through their tongues. I've been hearing and reading that and believing that since WWII.
@@hwgray Dogs do not have sweat glands on their tongues. Dogs cool themselves primarily through panting, which involves evaporation of moisture from their tongues, nasal passages, and the lining of their lungs.
This is a good video. I'm sure that someone else has mentioned this already, but many people think that tomatoes are vegetables, when in fact they are fruit.
I dried things out (cell phones included) by finding a air tight vessel and fashioning a vacuum chamber using a vacuum pump used the AC repair/installation. The moisture will boil off due to the evacuation of all gases by the pump.
Then a time portal opened up and shot into the past where various photos were taken of people trying to use it without towers. Don't take your cell phone into the past with you. They won't work.
If silica gel is not available, sugar is also a good absorbant. Do not put your phone directly in sugar but put the sugar in coffee filters or tea baggies.
As long as you don't disturb the rice, salt or sugar, there is no risk of dust getting into your phone. All of those are excellent desiccants, just don't throw it on the rice, or bury it in the rice, or shake the bag before or while the phone is in there. Also, most phones nowadays are water-resistant. You can drop it in water and it'll work fine as long as you don't depress any buttons while the phone is underwater. The same goes for watches. All buttons and crowns are sealed with gaskets. As long as those gaskets remain sealed, your watch will be fine. However, if you press a button on a water-resistant watch or pull the crown while submerged, you've broken the seal and it will flood, no matter how shallow you are or how water-resistant the watch may be.
@List25 Great video. I almost dislocated my shoulder patting myself on the back. Something said early in the video made me think I would comment on it, of course I have no recollection of it now. But good job all the same. Lol I only told on myself about forgetting the comment I had in mind in hopes you found it as funny as I did. My early onset of dementia is starting to gain some ground. My sense of humor is the only thing I have found to combat it. Have a great day and remember to smile.
I'm obsessed with coffee to a certain degree so I did know about coffee "cherries" I just found out about blonde coffee having more caffeine in it than dark roast. I prefer the dark roast flavor though.
@@Maven0666 I saw it on a video and of course my brain doesn't remember where. I will look. It said that roasting does something to the caffeine and blond doesn't destroy it.
@@Maven0666according to taste of home website. "In general, lighter roasts and cold brews have more caffeine. So if you need to a big jolt of energy, try a cold brew made with a blonde roast. If you need a more mild lift, darker roasts brewed with a regular drip coffee maker will do you just fine."
The roast has nothing to do with the caffeine levels. The roast is how long you burn the “bean” unless it states that there is caffeine added, the levels are the same regardless of the roast.
In a science class, we volunteered to take bacterial samples from various places, including a toilet seat in the school. The sample with the most bacteria was the lunchroom counter. It had more bacteria than the toilet seat and the bottom of the guinea pig cage.
Rice actually is a factor is removing liquid from cell phone, iPads and the like, but not as most think. You cannot use long or short grain rice, as they do put off far too much dust and will damage the circuitry. Instead make you use ‘Sticky’, Asian Rice, I have great success with Korean Rice. Then put it in a food sealer, I use a FoodSaver®️. Step 1: I make a bag. Step2: Fill it about 2/3 of way with the ‘Sticky’ Rice. Step 3: Lay the bag of ‘Sticky’ Rice on its side. Step 4: Insert the iPhone (my model, though friends have used various other models) in to the bag, in the rice with the ports facing the opening of the bag. Step 5: Insert the bag into the FoodSaver®️. Step 6: Start the cycle and let it run. Step 7: Set the bag aside for 6-8 hours. Occasionally, the process must be repeated. The success rate has been 100% for me and all those whom I know that have used this method.
And if you drop your phone in the toilet and put it in a bag full of rice, you can use the rice for cooking after your phone is dried out. Waste not, want not.
Yep! When my husband told me that, 30 years ago, I thought that he was kidding because he was so imaginative. I was floored when I found it that it was TRUE😳
@@ankhpom9296 Ambergris is whale snot, it washes up on beaches and is rare, so expensive and used in tiny amounts. It's caused like our nose snot by irritation to the whales blow hole. It doesn't harm the whale, unlike the poor civet cats who are kept in cages, instead of living in the wild.
Dolphins are our friends, just because they have enemies that they kill doesn't mean that they'll want to kill us too. They are learning to take over the oceans like we took over the lands
A Porpoise is only one third the size of an adult Dolphin and hardly represents an 'enemy' But if you think getting a bone crushing ramming by a dolphin travelling at about the speed of a torpedo then getting tossed 30ft into the air 'being friends' then sure. ok.
This was a really cool and very accurate (if devoid of the most information ... which would have ended up being hours long, so I get it) video! Thanks for posting!
About rainbows ... did you know that the sky within the arc of a rainbow is brighter than the sky outside? This is because the rainbow is actually a diffracted surface image of the sun. The rainbow being the edge. It's also why a complete ranbow is a full circle, which occasioanlly can be seen from an airplane.
I was out motorcycling with a friend and we passed through a cloud burst of rain showers. The elevation where we were allowed me to see a double circular rainbow. It was so stunning I jad to pull over to enjoy the grandure of it.
@@brucerobb2120 no the phenomenon was mostly over by the time we pulled over and my phone was buried in the saddle bag. I wish I had though.. it was amazing.
The "cellphone in rice" actually does work. At least it did for me. Back in July of 2013, I was in my bass boat out on the lake one day and accidentally left the rear live well aeration pump on and it overflowed into the "glovebox" between the two seats. Which is where I kept my iPhone 4 that day. When I went to check the time and for missed calls/texts, I realized my phone was under about 5" of water. I quickly removed it, and quickly wrapped it tightly in a towel. I did not push any buttons or the screen bcuz I knew that any touch "command would cause an electrical charge to flow and probably result in shorting out the board and frying the circuitry. I got back to my apartment about 2 hrs later (4;30p), stuffed it down deep into a half-full box of rice, and left it there until I got up the next morning around 7a to go to work. Before I left, I put it on the charger until I got home later on that day. When I got home, I tried to turn it on and low and behold it powered up. The only lasting sign it had been submersed was the camera was looked a little bit cloudy but overall it was fine. The cloudiness went away 3 days later. The reason I was so desperate to save the phone was because it was my g/f's that she gave to me because I wanted another iPhone after my 3GS was stolen, and she wanted to upgrade to a Samsung Galaxy S3. She passed away two weeks prior to this incident and my phone had a lot of pictures of me and her together. So, to me, I felt since I couldn't save her, I HAD to save that phone. Man, grief makes you rationalize things in some strange, inexplicable ways sometimes.
I was told that Hard Water is linked to good bone and teeth health and that people that live in Soft Water areas tend to have bad tooth hygiene and bone problems. The only bad thing about hard water is that it leaves limescale in all our kitchen equipment which is why you have to buy descalers for the washing machine, dish washer and kettle.
@@danicegewiss862 And presumably calcium supplements as well? Vit D doesn't in itself strengthen bones, but it is very important in supporting the absorption of calcium.
Know what's dirtier then a toilet seat? Money.. circulates for Years, gets sweated on a lot, dropped in everything, stuffed in areas, ledt in shoes or socks, sometimes underwear, pees on... Yet people will just put ut in their mouth sometimes like nothing.. which actually is also gross. But toilet seats rarely actually get cleaned properly even close to once a day, the toilet bowl may get cleaned more often but a lot of people skip the seat unless it's visibly a mess
I don't remember the exact number, but I believe it's 80-90% of USD bills test positive for drugs, I think from people rolling them up as a straw to snort through. I'm perpetually terrified of a drug dog smelling my cash and getting arrested, lol
Not mine! It is bleached, sanitised and scrubbed AT LEAST every 2 days...sometime daily. I am fanatical about clean toilets...whether they look clean or not.
I suspect that dolphins are all too similar to people. Sure, there are plenty of nice friendly dolphins, but there are also plenty of nasty, evil ones.
Not sure about "everybody" but seems a lot o us were told something like "if it's not posted private property, they can't make you leave" that is so unbelievable wrong... Who has a private property sign in there car or house?? But you will get arrested for going there and even "public" locations have rules, including when you have ti leave... You can't go in a "public" library at nught when it's closed obviously. (Unless you work for them)
There are Legrange points in space whre gravity from different bodies is cancelled out, you can park something there and it will still be there in the future, James webb telescope is in the L2 point You didn't mention that there are only 6 distinctive colours in a rainbow, it's just that Isaac Newton's favourite number was 7
Not many people know this, but indeed dolphins are not friendly at all. As are orcas, chimps, baboons and lions, they are very human-like; They all like to torture. They play (torture) with- and keep other animals hostage. Also, they hold a grudge and seek vengeance in gruesome ways. Even after a longer period of time. And the ones we are taught to hate, like hyenas, wolves, rats, pigeons and sharks are actually very sweet and social animals.
# 17 At one time Catholics referred to Protestants as "snakes." Patrick's preaching converted so many to Catholicism, it is in this sense he "drove the snakes out of Ireland."
What they call protestantism began in the Christ Era (CE) right after Christ rose to heaven. Catholicism made it seem like they were the first church. Catholicism came after.
@@bkThund3r No. Christianity was the first church, Catholicism came second and Protestantism third. Protestantism tells us what it is in its name: it was a protest against the theology and authoritarianism of the Roman Catholic Church. The closest we have gotten to the early church is when Pentecostalism first started after the Azusa Street Revivals (1906-1915). The churches were independent house meetings which stressed fellowship, Bible study, and worship over ritual and routine, exactly what the early church did. Unfortunately, those churches were the forebears of the evangelical megachurches that are ruining Christianity now.
It doesn't matter if you drop your phone in water ,if it has been properly made most phones will survive up to 2 meter of immersion ana a 1.2 meter drop onto concrete, which is a reasonably foreseeable drop.if it doesn't then the maker was negligent in the design.
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I’m Anglo Saxon and American Indian. My family always revelled in the Irishness,but they are half Norwegian.
Also Ben Franklin also pointed out in his personal Diaries that the constitution needs to be Rewritten every 15 years if it's not it's act Force by the 1% rich
Please don't take the Lord's name in vain. Thumbs down.
@@NickSmelser-ws1nmWhich lord?
#26 climate change talked about @2:58 is also fake and for using that gov fearporn downvoted.
I have never had a Twinkie last more than a few minutes.😂
Same here, why is just one of life’s greatest mysteries. 🙄
I see what you did there ;)
If you do another one perhaps explain that people don't catch colds from being out in the rain or from their feet being cold. They can only catch a cold from bing exposed to a cold virus which is generally absorbed through the nasal passages.
No one ever believes me when I tell them this fact either. They are just sure they “will catch their death of a cold” if they are in the rain…
@@BrendanSteele Man, first of all, that virus will take advantage by the fact when exposed to cold, our immune system is weaker. But, it's not the only one. Many affections that we think are just another viral, seasonal infection, are actually bacterial infections. And bacteria that are basically omnipresent in and outside of our bodies also takes advantage of that same fact.
So, your exposure to cold weather while improperly equiped is what provokes those diseases. Do not do it or at least do not deny there will be consequences when you do it.
@@cynthiadiaz7533 All your blood goes through your feet before it's returned to the heart so if your feet are cold so your brain responds by causing muscle contraction to elevate your temperature before you die of hypothermia.
True. But cold, rain... they tend to make you more susceptible to virae, bacteria, and fugae...
when you are cold in the cold weather, your body saves heat by restricting blood flow to peripheral areas. Including nasal, throat etc. And thats what makes infections easier access to your body. So it is a combination of both points of view
3:30...Look at the food. Smell it. Taste it. If you don't die, it's still good. If you do die, throw the food away...oh...wait😂
If you can enjoy a food's smell and taste and still die from poisoning due to the food being spoiled, you were a mutant anyway. Bad food starts to cause disgust and even vomiting looooong before it causes anything even related to death.
Pepperidge Farms in particular gives their products a very short shelf life so consumers always get a fresher product than all their competitors. 3 months for most cookies and crackers and 3 or 4 days for bread.. It mainly matters for when they ship to overseas USA bases as the products arrive expired and have to be tested by military food inspectors to certify suitability for consumption. (I was one). The amount of sugar or salt in those products would keep them from going bad much longer.
I would not reccomend tasting unless you have cleared all the other tests first.
@@juliusfrauenglass2411 Yes, dangerous advice. No I would not like the 'botulisim' in a can. Thank you.
@@Thenogomogo-zo3un if you drop the can and it explodes, you probably shouldn't eat it.
Worked on the beach and had to always remind people that dolphins are smart, thus can have a problem with you just because their having a bad day. Otters aren't so cute after they climb on your kayak and rob you of your stuff. Showing extreme aggression if you have a problem with it. Treat otters like a gang on a street corner.
I think otters are the cutest of all gangsters!!!!
And baboons are deadly dangerous
@@chrisw8627Fuzzy little thieves are adorable.
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If otters ever actually figure out how to use slings, they'll actually be a gang.
Awfully bold for anyone to assume I clean my toilet seat
I clean mine. So it's cleaner than my gross phone.
Downright presumptuous I'd say!
@@jabberwocky8021 agreed!
@@danicegewiss862i had a friend that licked his phone to wash it. He wondered why nobody would touch it
So, who DOES clean your toilet seat??
The microwave oven is the best and fastest way to dry out your phone. It will never work again, but , it will be dry.
Nice
And your microwave will fly apart in the explosion. But your phone, whats left of it, will be dry. ...to crispy.
I was going to say toaster. Lol
You can supercharge your iPhone with one😂
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Everyone knows that the moment you start a sentence with "Everyone knows ..." it's got to be false.
oh, a paradox!
Also, when someone says, "It's common sense", it rarely is.
Is that how it always works? It never deviates?
@@BrendanSteele Yes, everyone knows that's how it always works.
During my pathology course we had to swab anything in the building to see if colonies would grow. Everyone ran to the toilets. I went straight to the lunch room and swabbed the sponge they used to wash the dishes. Health department were called due to me having a lovely family of E coli growing. Toilet swabbers grew nothing.
Try door handles… especially bathroom doors and in public locations. People are gross.
@@BrendanSteele Brass door handles are quite good. Copper has an antibacterial effect as far as I know.
In many Asian countries people eat the rice and food with bare hands. Sometimes from common big bowls. Obviously the germs from your hand and the saliva from your mouth, they all go to the common bowl.
If you ever want to sleep again, do NOT use Luminol in a kitchen... any kitchen !
It's the scene of 1,000 murders.
I had to do this in my microbiology class. I swabbed the lines in the cement block walls (where the grout is). Yeah, my Petri dish had so much growing it was almost impossible to clean it up enough to identify all the bugs. Seems no one can resist the wall cracks 😊
My biology class did this too.
I went to the public park benches in the courtyard and swabbed the picnic tables. It was one of the most colorful Petri dishes in the class.
12:20
When a rainbow is viewed from an airplane, it's in a circle.
When you use a waterhose to create a rainbow while standing on a roof (or any other tall structure and you create the rainbow between you and the ground), it's also in a circle. I did this without intention when I was 22.
Just be careful to not make the roof itself wet; it becomes really slippy, if it wasn't high-pressure cleaned before.
@@VisualGourmet You can do that on the ground too, with the bottom half showing on the lawn. Either way there's the shadow of your legs to interrupt the circle, so use a portable sprayer and jump up.
Kinda surprised he didn't mention it in the video. 😊
I've seen the circle looking down at clouds in a plane and also saw a small circle out the window with the shadow of the plane in the center. So cool.
Only if the aircraft is airborne.
10:42 'allow at least 48 hours for the RICE to dry our completely before switching it on again "
Now I know you can switch rice on... wish I knew this sooner.
That's what I thought he said too so I had to listen to it again. I believe he said "the device"
@@vincentphotography9408 Me too, Thanks for pointing that out.
IOW, don’t use minute rice.
I thought I misheard that... lol
@@vincentphotography9408 Yes, I had to rewind because I thought I heard "rice". He did in fact say "the device", but it was really quick.
As far as the Spanish Flu fact, I just recently found out that the first reported case was in Fort Riley, Kansas, which isn't far from where I live, in Wichita, Kansas
But it sure is a long way from Spain. 😎
Yeah the new enlisted men were very compliant and accepted any needle they told to accept.
It was all fake!! There was no Spanish flu!
Look up Mary Tyler Moore & the Spanish flu shot!
Yes, two brothers that went to Europe to fight in the war is the research that I saw. H5N1 now is quite scary!
KS gross lol obviously I'm a KCMO guy
you should remember that you want the phone to dry out NOT the rice lol
Perfect timing on the video. I'm waiting for an auction to start and your video was the perfect way to wait. 😊❤😊❤😊
I actually had heard most of these, but thanks! 🙏🏻
very entertaining, esp. the irish callbacks! genius!
The heights of 'land' mountains are always properly described as 'above sea level'. There's your clue that there could be an alternative.
You are a very personable young man. You are interesting to watch. Keep up the good work.
I appreciate that!
I lived in Dublin for most of the 70’s. We spent St. Pat’s day by going to Mass in the morning, buying some shamrock from the little old lady outside the church, then going for a ride in the Wicklow mountains, stopping for lunch, often in the garden of a nice pub, it being early spring. In the evening, we would go to a pub where there was good music. We never went to the, then, small parade. That was for tourists.
Patrick was a member of the Celtic culdee church.
From his surviving writings, we can deduce that his beliefs were Bible centred.
There is no evidence that he took part in a mass.
In fact, the Celtic church was far removed from the errors of Rome.
Exactly the same for me
@@mikekelly5869 Same here... and who the heck thought St. Patrick was originally Irish? I mean, "everyone" knows that he was a missionary TO Ireland - not a missionary FROM Ireland! LOL. This guy's video has more holes in it than a sponge.
St Pats ?? 😮
@@marknandor784 I hope nobody tinnks it's educational 😃
Mt. Everest IS the highest mountain, but it’s not the tallest. Those words aren’t interchangeable.
Actually, it depends on how you define “highest”. Everest’s peak is farthest above “sea level” but, since the Earth is not a perfect sphere there is a number of other peaks that are farther from the center of the Earth.
Actually technically everest is the third highest, Everest is the highest from sea level, hawaii is the highest physically from the base and chimborazu in equador is the highest from the center of the earth. So being third best is pretty good given the company.
Makes sense. The highest refers to elevation on earth. Tallest refers to height from base to tip
Doesn't everest eventually reach the sea floor too. So are we measuring what we see or from the sea floor. They all eventually reach the deepest place on earth.
@@childresshouse read what I said, everest is the highest above sea level, mauno loa is the highest from base and chimborazu is the highest from the center of the earth because of planetary bulge due to the 1000mph rotational speed of the planet at the equator. So I'm not sure what you do not understand. Also everest has no part of it touching the ocean it's like 2500 miles from the indian ocean in the nw corner of the Himalaya's.
Twinkies..... In 1922 when Carter opened the 5,000 year old tomb of King Tut, he found the Boy King's still edible stash of Twinkies. 😅
Fact!
Remember Zombie Land? 😂
Everyone who are one of them was cursed.
The Ben Franklin one got me. I thought he said that the turkey was the most elegant bird. LOL maybe his bifocals were dirty lol.
no franklin was musing that the turkey was a honorable bird because it got its living by getting its own food while the eagle may look cool, but it was a thief and bully stealing food from other smaller birds........... actually it seems the eagle IS a accurate symbol!!!
Wild ones are better looking than farm raised ones generally
@@juliusfrauenglass2411 But they don't taste as good for sure.
I know, I thought that also. I just couldn't remember all the things on the list by the time the video was over. Thanks for reminding me. How about 5 items?
Finally someone with common sense in the comments
I remember reading one time that a letter exists in which Abner Doubleday tells someone about a game he learned while on holiday somewhere. He may have brought baseball to the US, but he learned of it somewhere else. He did not invent it.
Baseball is derived from an English game common in the late 1700's among milkmaids, called Rounders.
The batter protected a milk stool from getting hit by the pitched ball, and typically had two bases vs 1 in cricket. The concept of fair vs foul balls was due to typically fewer participants available.
Baseball is just a dumbed-down version of a British children's game called Rounders.
I'm fairly certain cave dwelling children managed to hit rocks with a stick for play.
The first organized game that one would objectively recognize as “baseball” was played in Hoboken, NJ in 1848. Once again, NY steals glory from its neighbor.
Phone tip - put it in a plastic container with that clear/white cat litter. It will absorb the liquid without dust getting in there.
Several years ago my phone got wet and all I knew to try was to put it in a plastic bag along with (instant) rice. So that's what I did. The phone dried out and it worked just fine for about a year or so after that. Oh, it was about a year old at the time.
Neither of these. Hold on to any dessicant packets you get with shoes or packages. Put those in a ziploc bag. When your phone gets wet, drop it in the ziploc bag till it's dry. Rice can clog up ports and cat litter is not dust free.
@@djbeatz3 that isn't the kind of cat litter I was talking about. Did you see that I specified the clear/crystal kind? It is silica. That is what's in those desiccant packets.
Smart
any good desiccant would do. Silica gel is pretty cheap.
I love the title and subject of this video! This is excellent creating. I have been looking for content that is an example of something that is not clickbait or stupid. Congratulations on being one of not many who are the best.
Except he LIED, genius. He LIED about many of the things he said. Does that have any bearing on your fanboying? Or it doesn't matter if it's the truth as long as it makes money?
I swear, marketing people are going to be the downfall of our world.
Is this a bot created by the video creator?
Bats are blind is another one.
Very true, which is why I describe myself as "blind as a baseball bat".
And moles, do not forget the moles. Quite a bad solution for not getting dirt into your eyes, if you ask me, but to each his own...
12:45 "Myth Busters" did a demonstration of quicksand proving you floated on it like water.
But it's hella difficult to wade through
You’re killing me smalls 😂. I can’t unknow this now. Lol.
I hate it when people use tallest and highest as if they are the same thing . They are not! Mount Everest is the highest mountain on earth, it's just not the tallest. I'm not taller than my friends just because I'm standing on a ladder. I'm just higher. So no, Mauna Kea is NOT higher than Mt. Everest. It is taller, but not higher.
The guy standing on top of Everest is the highest person on earth but not the tallest😅.
@@DN-kz7xlI saw the highest person on earth on Haight-Ashbury back in 1973.
And if we really want to get pedantic, Mount Everest is only the highest point from sea level. Due to the shape of the planet, the highest point from the centre of Earth is actually Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador, at over 7,000 feet further out than Everest.
@stanwolenski9541 Yea, I saw that guy too. It was my first trip in The Haight.
Well, what if Mt. Everest stood on a ladder?
Mike, cracking list as ever; I really enjoy your work. You really need to tell your writers to stop making you say clickbait-y things like, ""Stick around for number n", and "You won't believe what's at number n".
It is totally unnecessary and, dare I say, cheapens things a little. I think I speak for most when I say, we're here for all the facts and won't duck out before the end.
Other than that, I love the work. Regards from a loyal fan in the UK.
ps. You won't believe who I thanked at number 4!
I could not possibly agree more and, in fact, I ALMOST unsubscribed when he started doing that. It's annoying and makes Mike sound like a hooker on a street corner, and he deserves better than that.
100% agreement
I hate when people do this in videos. It makes me think the rest of the video is garbage and they know it. On a better note, good list and a nice video.
That's actually because TH-cam "experts" say to do things like that.. I find it irritating myself too.
Just like show the results at the beginning. But well my results are shown in the thumbnail picture 🤷🏻♀️. I actually don't know what I'll design when I start doing my nails. My regulars like "watching" my thinking process. When I watch videos on how to do, designs I'll read title and ya know look at the picture in thumbnail.
I agree. There was way too much click bait here. I already knew these "things" anyway. Not really shocking or amazing at all.
My wife and I just found List 25 and even though we have noticed a few minor discrepancies we love it, have both subscribed, and have been binge watching it! I usually hate videos that are more than 8-10 minutes long, but the fact that the majority of your videos are only 20-25 minutes long and are about 25 different things makes it much more interesting and entertaining! Please keep up the good work, we are always looking for something new from list 25!👍✌🖖
Mana Kea isn't off the coast of Hawaii, it is part of the Island of Hawaii. Kilauea, Hualalai, Kohala, Mauna Loa, and Mauna Kea are the volcanic mountains that make up the Big Island of Hawaii. Hawaii refers to a Kingdom, a state, and archipelago, all made of several Islands (more than 100), it is also an individual island, and a county. Off the southeast coast of Hawaii Island is Kamaʻehuakanaloa Seamount (formally Loihi) which is still submersed below the waves by 975 m. Mauna Loa, Mauna Kea, and Haleakala (Maui) should all be taller than Mount Everest when measured from the base.
No need to get technical that’s probably what he meant lol 😆
@@AleiahPrice This whole video is technical!
Really. Who cares
@@AnthonyHerring-l3q Anyone with an I.Q. over 80. So, I think I understand why you would not. Just the fact that the video is named, "25 Things People "Know" That Are False" means that he must be specific in his correction and not himself give false information.
Which is too bad, because he completely botched the Mt. Everest entry. Mt. Everest is still the highest point on the surface of the earth. No one has ever claimed it's the tallest mountain from base to peak. It's not really even that tall from those metrics. Denali and Kilimanjaro are both much taller from base to peak. So if we're going to be technical about anything, it should be that there are two methods of defining mountain height, and Everest is only tallest according to the most commonly used one.
Everest IS the 'highest'. It might not be the tallest, but it reaches a higher altitude than any other!!!
ABOVE SEA LEVEL is the correct term in describing the height of 'land' mountains!
Highest above mean sea level, yes, although the peak of Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador is further from the Earth's centre, due to Earth's oblate shape.
Okay okay okay children...
We don't need science class in the comment section.
My original comment said in simplified terms;
Mount Everest is the highest mountain above sea level, making its altitude the defining measurement.
Thank you!
@@eldie3d How is adding to the conversation childish?
@SpiritmanProductions My comment stated a fact and it really didn't need anyone to correct it. Was that really necessary?
I'm sorry! You're right. Thank you for opening my eyes! I didn't realize I was having a conversation. My apologies! Please feel free to add what you want and have a great day!
Huh…you taught me something today, Mike! I did not know the silica gel method for drying worked 😊
Thanks, and have a great weekend! ❤
Seriously? How could you not know that? I mean those packets are everywhere that products need to be kept dry...
If you are ever thirsty enough to drink the Municipality water here, you will find that the last true/false is tragically wrong.
Hard water refers to the calcium and magnesium content of the water.
High concentrations of calcium and magnesium can cause deposits on the places where those elements come in contact with air, like a showerhead or in the sink. They don't harm the body. In fact calcium and magnesium ions are beneficial to your skeletal structure, as carbonate, phosphate, nitrate, and iodine ions are necessary for the correct functioning of your body. As with anything, overconsumption can lead to health problems. Consuming too much salt can lead to kidney problems, and overconsumption of other elements can lead to abnormal cellular growth, also known as tumors.
Other materials in the water, like heavy metals due to pollution or corroded lead piping, are harmful to your body. Tap water should not contain those. If your tap water is contaminated, you should not drink it under any circumstances, including after home filtration. Boiling contaminated water will only kill organisms, it will not remove harmful toxins. In fact, it will increase the concentration of toxins and heavy metals as you're evaporating water.
Distilled water is devoid of minerals (salts), and is harmful to your body when consumed in larger quantities. Distilled water will be absorbed into your cells much faster than mineral water, and can lead to organ failure. Your cells contain minerals, and water passes through the cell walls via a process called osmosis. This will try to balance the salinity of the liquid inside and outside the cells, and can cause cell walls to rupture, killing the cells.
A friend of the family that works for the local water authority once mentioned to me while I was drinking a bottle of Poland Spring that "that water isn't regulated." I told her (truthfully) that I'd tested the water from the kitchen faucet with the swimming pool kit and it had the perfect concentration of total chlorine, free chlorine, (for the pool,) was a little high in PH and low in Alkalynaty- (I know, but that's what the test kits measure.) FOR THE SWIMMING POOL. She left me alone after that.
Great content and presentation. 🇦🇺 😊
you are so much more entertaining to watch/listen to than that 'other' top list...i have switched over....from them to YOU, thanks!
"Run don't walk" (a channel similar to this) is much better. This guy kind of stretches for content.
An obscure one: Diana Ross discovered the Jackson Five. In reality,
Motown producer Bobby Taylor discovered the Jackson Five. It was he who brought the group to the attention to Motown president Berry Gordy.
Their first hit was written by an English man called Micheal ( Mike) Jackson. In the Uk the Jackson 5 and Mike Jackson both had versions of the record in the charts at the same time, The Jackson 5 version reached a higher position but not by much.
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At no point in my life did I ever think glass was a liquid.
So you have always been right! 😊
@@mikekelly5869 LOL Yep, go figure!
Did you not attend your middle school science class?
Everything liquifies at its melting point.
@@Wildcat5181 true!
I love all you guys videos Mike thanks for posting knowledge is power🌹🌹
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Just because the bagpipes used to be made out of a different animal doesn’t make it more disturbing.
Could bagpipes BE more disturbing??
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂@@mikekelly5869
The only musical instrument that doesn't play music. It emits a sound that's been likened to a cat being strangled...and won't die. Just keeps screaming...😒🐈🐈⬛
Objects fall at the same speed regardless of their mass. Try dropping a 2 kg ball and a 4 kg ball. They will hit the ground at (*almost) exactly the same time.
*Any difference is a result of friction against the air; it's NOT because one has 2X the mass.
I think he meant objects at the same height? Anyway, he was wrong about the mass thing.
Galileo showed this using a large and a small iron ball. Dropped at the same time they hit the ground at the same time.
Galileo proved that 500 years ago.
@@trevormillar1576
Have the laws of gravity changed over the last 500 years?
I only ask because gravity is strong with me and as I’m getting older I notice it has a greater pull recently. It’s been a slow process but seems to be speeding up in the last couple years…
Hi Mike! I've missed you. I've been out of the loop. I didn't know until now that you're back on List 25. Awesome sauce!
I sure am! Welcome back to you too!
I actually knew a surprising number of these! Great list Mike.❤
Me too
I strap my freshwater wet phone on a stand-up fan and let the fan run for 2 days. It has worked for me twice. However, salt water screws the pooch.
That's because the salt crystalizes when the water evaporates. If you've dropped your phone in salt water, rinse it thoroughly with fresh water without touching any buttons so you don't break any seals and allow water into your phone.
Those little gel packs are often put in bags and shoes, so when you buy either save them...they are useful for stopping damp in draws and cupboards. ❤
I usually see them in pill bottles.
Put them in your toolbox to reduce any rusting possibilities.
@@robertdavis171 I keep most of the DIY tools in the house in drawers, just like the kitchen utensils.
@@robertdavis171great tip. Thanks. 😊
You can also buy commercial aluminum units that can be reused by drying them out in your oven. I use them in my camera cases.
Baseball is basically an evolution of the English game, rounders, which is very similar, but played with a smaller bat.
The first reference to rounders as a game was in 1744.
Yeah, it's like a miniature cricket bat.
Just a game played by bored policemen during summer with their truncheons and a cricket ball
@@Rob-fc9wg Not quite. Cricket bats have a flat face, rounders bats are cylindrical.
@@ArthurTanner-d7s
It seems there are two types, one like a mini cricket bat and one like a mini baseball bat.
@@Rob-fc9wg Oh really? Thanks. Never seen softball played with a flat bat.
I did know about coffee cherries. But my dad used to work for a gourmet coffee company
When I taught sixth grade we swabbed and cultured items throughout the classroom and restroom. The toilet was the cleanest area. The worst were the books! Next were the laptop touchscreen, keyboard, mouse and our cell phones. I did know about the coffee cherries, but there were several surprises in this program! Thank you!
When you were talking about the coffee beans it reminded me to tell you that you should look into the way that cashews are grown lol
Nothing will fix a cell phone that has gone thru a wash cycle in with the laundry.
There is one fix. Buy a new one lol
@@yuritahdid1475 Yes, unfortunately
I dropped my phone in the bathtub. A hairdryer and a day in the sun was all it needed
My phone slept in a bucket of water overnight left it in the sun all day and it was fine used it for more than a year after it happened it cheap pos phone...
Unless it's a Nokia
I had no idea about the coffee " cherries" ..glad I watched ...
There’s more… the best coffee pits are pooped out from a certain group of animals.
Coffee cherries that have been eaten by civets and then been crapped out are used to make one of the most expensive coffees in the world. Apparently, the beans being partially digested adds subtle flavour.. the coffee from crapped-out beans is called kopi luwak.
I've never heard anyone express that dogs sweat through their tongue.
That's bizarre. Everybody - except you, apparently - knows that dogs sweat through their tongues. I've been hearing and reading that and believing that since WWII.
@@hwgray Dogs do not have sweat glands on their tongues. Dogs cool themselves primarily through panting, which involves evaporation of moisture from their tongues, nasal passages, and the lining of their lungs.
The only one I didn't know was the coffee one. I legit thought it was beans instead of seeds, so Thanks List 25.
Beans are a form of seed.
depends on the plant.
@@nataliesherwood3624
Beans are seeds in the legume family...they grow in a husk that splits down the middle.
This is a good video. I'm sure that someone else has mentioned this already, but many people think that tomatoes are vegetables, when in fact they are fruit.
I dried things out (cell phones included) by finding a air tight vessel and fashioning a vacuum chamber using a vacuum pump used the AC repair/installation. The moisture will boil off due to the evacuation of all gases by the pump.
That sounds complicated.
Then a time portal opened up and shot into the past where various photos were taken of people trying to use it without towers. Don't take your cell phone into the past with you. They won't work.
Something to try put inside a running vacuum cleaner for a few minutes with hose covered.
The darker roasted coffees may have a more robust taste but the additional roasting reduces the amount of caffeine.
Knew quite a few of these, but was surprised at the gravit🤔. This was a fun ride. Thanks!🙂👍
Me too. I need to know how much gravity.
“…the rice to dry out completely before switching it on again.” Oops! 😄
If silica gel is not available, sugar is also a good absorbant. Do not put your phone directly in sugar but put the sugar in coffee filters or tea baggies.
I suppose you could do the same with rice contained in paper.
As long as you don't disturb the rice, salt or sugar, there is no risk of dust getting into your phone.
All of those are excellent desiccants, just don't throw it on the rice, or bury it in the rice, or shake the bag before or while the phone is in there.
Also, most phones nowadays are water-resistant. You can drop it in water and it'll work fine as long as you don't depress any buttons while the phone is underwater. The same goes for watches. All buttons and crowns are sealed with gaskets. As long as those gaskets remain sealed, your watch will be fine. However, if you press a button on a water-resistant watch or pull the crown while submerged, you've broken the seal and it will flood, no matter how shallow you are or how water-resistant the watch may be.
@List25 Great video. I almost dislocated my shoulder patting myself on the back. Something said early in the video made me think I would comment on it, of course I have no recollection of it now. But good job all the same. Lol
I only told on myself about forgetting the comment I had in mind in hopes you found it as funny as I did. My early onset of dementia is starting to gain some ground. My sense of humor is the only thing I have found to combat it. Have a great day and remember to smile.
I'm obsessed with coffee to a certain degree so I did know about coffee "cherries" I just found out about blonde coffee having more caffeine in it than dark roast. I prefer the dark roast flavor though.
Can you believe the light colored coffee has more caffeine?
@@Maven0666 I saw it on a video and of course my brain doesn't remember where. I will look. It said that roasting does something to the caffeine and blond doesn't destroy it.
@@Maven0666according to taste of home website. "In general, lighter roasts and cold brews have more caffeine. So if you need to a big jolt of energy, try a cold brew made with a blonde roast. If you need a more mild lift, darker roasts brewed with a regular drip coffee maker will do you just fine."
The roast has nothing to do with the caffeine levels. The roast is how long you burn the “bean” unless it states that there is caffeine added, the levels are the same regardless of the roast.
In a science class, we volunteered to take bacterial samples from various places, including a toilet seat in the school. The sample with the most bacteria was the lunchroom counter. It had more bacteria than the toilet seat and the bottom of the guinea pig cage.
Rice actually is a factor is removing liquid from cell phone, iPads and the like, but not as most think. You cannot use long or short grain rice, as they do put off far too much dust and will damage the circuitry. Instead make you use ‘Sticky’, Asian Rice, I have great success with Korean Rice. Then put it in a food sealer, I use a FoodSaver®️.
Step 1: I make a bag.
Step2: Fill it about 2/3 of way with the ‘Sticky’ Rice.
Step 3: Lay the bag of ‘Sticky’ Rice on its side.
Step 4: Insert the iPhone (my model, though friends have used various other models) in to the bag, in the rice with the ports facing the opening of the bag.
Step 5: Insert the bag into the FoodSaver®️.
Step 6: Start the cycle and let it run.
Step 7: Set the bag aside for 6-8 hours.
Occasionally, the process must be repeated. The success rate has been 100% for me and all those whom I know that have used this method.
And if you drop your phone in the toilet and put it in a bag full of rice, you can use the rice for cooking after your phone is dried out. Waste not, want not.
Sticky asian rice is a short grain rice.
First time watching, liked it
There is a coffee that costs a fortune, made from coffee cherries, pooped out by civet cats. 😁
Yep! When my husband told me that, 30 years ago, I thought that he was kidding because he was so imaginative.
I was floored when I found it that it was TRUE😳
And it tastes amazing. It's just cruel they way it's produced now.
@@jayallum2423 I wish they wouldn't do it. Surely they could mimic what the civet cat's gut does in a food lab or factory?
Is this kind of like perfume being made from ambergris?
@@ankhpom9296 Ambergris is whale snot, it washes up on beaches and is rare, so expensive and used in tiny amounts. It's caused like our nose snot by irritation to the whales blow hole. It doesn't harm the whale, unlike the poor civet cats who are kept in cages, instead of living in the wild.
Google's greatest feat was being able to instantly check the guy who swears he knows everything 😂😂
Wait until you find out how great coffee comes from poop
Civet Cat
Wait until you find out how those civets have been treated to get this prized coffee.
Actually I don't drink coffee.
"Good to the last plop?"🙀
It's funny how he said coffee beans aren't "beans" and called them "cherries" when they aren't "cherries" any more than they're "beans".
Remember the "beans" in bean bag chairs. I guess we should have called them Styrofoam pellet chairs.
@13jorino they made a damned good brew though
"Highest" usually refers to elevation, not height from the base. You were correct when you said Mauna Kea is the *tallest*. Everest is the highest.
and there is a mountain in South America whose peak is farthest from Earth's centre. Its name is Chimborazo
I'm literally watching this on Thanksgiving. Lol, Ben Franklin & the turkey one. 😀
Ben Franklin also thought the Eagle was a cruel bird of bad character; while the Turkey was a loyal, moral creature
Eagles were also used by European nations long before there was a USA. Using a symbol of monarchies in this new republic didn't seem appropriate.
Mauna Kea is not "off the coast of Hawaii". It's essentially the Island of Hawaii.
Dolphins are our friends, just because they have enemies that they kill doesn't mean that they'll want to kill us too. They are learning to take over the oceans like we took over the lands
A Porpoise is only one third the size of an adult Dolphin and hardly represents an 'enemy'
But if you think getting a bone crushing ramming by a dolphin travelling at about the speed of a torpedo then getting tossed 30ft into the air 'being friends' then sure. ok.
You are aware that dolphins actually try to rape people
So tests on amber prove the properties of glass?
I agree. Glass does move. But VERY slowly.
12 I know this one. My mum tried the other day after her phone got wet. Sure, it dried it out, but the screen wouldnt work
Great video! I like number 1 because I live where we drink ancient glaciers.. I did know a few of these, and enjoyed learning more, thank you!
A friend of mine took a photo of a full-circle rainbow, as viewed from an airplane
This was a really cool and very accurate (if devoid of the most information ... which would have ended up being hours long, so I get it) video! Thanks for posting!
Brown is NOT a color in the rainbow. Brown is not a spectral color, but I think that everybody except you already knew this.
If there was no gravity in space, there would be no force to hold the ISS in orbit.
About rainbows ... did you know that the sky within the arc of a rainbow is brighter than the sky outside?
This is because the rainbow is actually a diffracted surface image of the sun. The rainbow being the edge. It's also why a complete ranbow is a full circle, which occasioanlly can be seen from an airplane.
I was out motorcycling with a friend and we passed through a cloud burst of rain showers. The elevation where we were allowed me to see a double circular rainbow. It was so stunning I jad to pull over to enjoy the grandure of it.
@@ddz1375Did you happen to get a picture?
@@brucerobb2120 no the phenomenon was mostly over by the time we pulled over and my phone was buried in the saddle bag. I wish I had though.. it was amazing.
The bad thing is that it's really hard to find the pot of gold with a circular rainbow. You end up just running around in circles.
@@jabberwocky8021 Like most get rich quick schemes.😄😅
As a avid coffee connoisseur.I knew about coffee.
The "cellphone in rice" actually does work. At least it did for me. Back in July of 2013, I was in my bass boat out on the lake one day and accidentally left the rear live well aeration pump on and it overflowed into the "glovebox" between the two seats. Which is where I kept my iPhone 4 that day. When I went to check the time and for missed calls/texts, I realized my phone was under about 5" of water. I quickly removed it, and quickly wrapped it tightly in a towel. I did not push any buttons or the screen bcuz I knew that any touch "command would cause an electrical charge to flow and probably result in shorting out the board and frying the circuitry.
I got back to my apartment about 2 hrs later (4;30p), stuffed it down deep into a half-full box of rice, and left it there until I got up the next morning around 7a to go to work. Before I left, I put it on the charger until I got home later on that day. When I got home, I tried to turn it on and low and behold it powered up. The only lasting sign it had been submersed was the camera was looked a little bit cloudy but overall it was fine. The cloudiness went away 3 days later.
The reason I was so desperate to save the phone was because it was my g/f's that she gave to me because I wanted another iPhone after my 3GS was stolen, and she wanted to upgrade to a Samsung Galaxy S3. She passed away two weeks prior to this incident and my phone had a lot of pictures of me and her together. So, to me, I felt since I couldn't save her, I HAD to save that phone. Man, grief makes you rationalize things in some strange, inexplicable ways sometimes.
You can also just set it on the counter with a fan blowing on it overnight
Shouldn't have left it plugged in unattended though
They never taught us that Paul hung the lanterns. He was waiting to see how many would be hung to start his ride.
one if by land and two if by sea I think
America had a turkey for their symbol for awhile - DJT 😂
😂😂😂
Now it’s gonna be a rotting jack o lantern
@eric: That's PRESIDENT Trump to you, shyyyythead. You're gonna enjoy the next 4 years.
Interesting stuff. Thanks. But the Rays ...? LOL
I was told that Hard Water is linked to good bone and teeth health and that people that live in Soft Water areas tend to have bad tooth hygiene and bone problems. The only bad thing about hard water is that it leaves limescale in all our kitchen equipment which is why you have to buy descalers for the washing machine, dish washer and kettle.
I have hard water and soft bones. I take Vitamin D to strengthen my bones.
@@danicegewiss862 And presumably calcium supplements as well? Vit D doesn't in itself strengthen bones, but it is very important in supporting the absorption of calcium.
Know what's dirtier then a toilet seat? Money.. circulates for Years, gets sweated on a lot, dropped in everything, stuffed in areas, ledt in shoes or socks, sometimes underwear, pees on... Yet people will just put ut in their mouth sometimes like nothing.. which actually is also gross. But toilet seats rarely actually get cleaned properly even close to once a day, the toilet bowl may get cleaned more often but a lot of people skip the seat unless it's visibly a mess
I don't remember the exact number, but I believe it's 80-90% of USD bills test positive for drugs, I think from people rolling them up as a straw to snort through. I'm perpetually terrified of a drug dog smelling my cash and getting arrested, lol
And the bigger the value the more chance of a Cocaine coating!
Not mine! It is bleached, sanitised and scrubbed AT LEAST every 2 days...sometime daily. I am fanatical about clean toilets...whether they look clean or not.
DUDE, DON'T BE DISSIN' MY DOLPHINS!! :)
Tell that to the poor Porpoises
I suspect that dolphins are all too similar to people. Sure, there are plenty of nice friendly dolphins, but there are also plenty of nasty, evil ones.
Quit being a fairy
This guy is hilarious! Instant subscribe.😂
Not sure about "everybody" but seems a lot o us were told something like "if it's not posted private property, they can't make you leave" that is so unbelievable wrong... Who has a private property sign in there car or house?? But you will get arrested for going there and even "public" locations have rules, including when you have ti leave... You can't go in a "public" library at nught when it's closed obviously. (Unless you work for them)
I have always wondered about the relationship between the fruit of the coffee plant and the "beans"
Thanks for clarifying that for me ❤👍
There are Legrange points in space whre gravity from different bodies is cancelled out, you can park something there and it will still be there in the future, James webb telescope is in the L2 point
You didn't mention that there are only 6 distinctive colours in a rainbow, it's just that Isaac Newton's favourite number was 7
At 9:00 did he say "Allow the rice to dry completely" rather than the "phone" to dry completely? 😂
Not many people know this, but indeed dolphins are not friendly at all.
As are orcas, chimps, baboons and lions, they are very human-like; They all like to torture. They play (torture) with- and keep other animals hostage.
Also, they hold a grudge and seek vengeance in gruesome ways. Even after a longer period of time.
And the ones we are taught to hate, like hyenas, wolves, rats, pigeons and sharks are actually very sweet and social animals.
I knew all but the Abner Doubleday "fact". Some I've heard only in recent years though. Ty Mike for another great list
# 17 At one time Catholics referred to Protestants as "snakes." Patrick's preaching converted so many to Catholicism, it is in this sense he "drove the snakes out of Ireland."
The "snakes" he drove out were the pagan Druids. No such thing as a protestant in the 4th century CE.
Protestants didn't come on the scene until the 1500's, 500-600 years after St. Patrick was alive.
@@richardderuiter4612 Your timing is a bit off. Patrick was around 400 CE so more like 1100 years before Martin Luther and the start of Protestantism.
What they call protestantism began in the Christ Era (CE) right after Christ rose to heaven. Catholicism made it seem like they were the first church. Catholicism came after.
@@bkThund3r No. Christianity was the first church, Catholicism came second and Protestantism third. Protestantism tells us what it is in its name: it was a protest against the theology and authoritarianism of the Roman Catholic Church. The closest we have gotten to the early church is when Pentecostalism first started after the Azusa Street Revivals (1906-1915). The churches were independent house meetings which stressed fellowship, Bible study, and worship over ritual and routine, exactly what the early church did. Unfortunately, those churches were the forebears of the evangelical megachurches that are ruining Christianity now.
It doesn't matter if you drop your phone in water ,if it has been properly made most phones will survive up to 2 meter of immersion ana a 1.2 meter drop onto concrete, which is a reasonably foreseeable drop.if it doesn't then the maker was negligent in the design.
St Patrick’s day is still a religious holiday in Ireland, it’s only in America that it’s all about drinking.
That's so we Americans can have an excuse to drink.
@@patcarter-ix2zb
Same in Oz 🇦🇺 👍
@@patcarter-ix2zbI don’t think you need an excuse
But the pope did lift the ban on alcohol for this celebration
Experiments have shown that sharks aren't that interested in mammalian blood. They are much more strongly attracted to fish blood.
Ben Franklin wanted the middle finger for the bird.
Bird is the word- Peter Griffin.
Trashmen!