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As with Fanta, Hugo Boss, Volkswagen and now this toys I will see in a very diferent way hence were a Nazi inventions!!! 😮 Thanks Mike for your videos Big hug from northern México ❤🎉🇲🇽
The colour green was used in Ireland back in the 1600s to represent the Catholic landowners who were rising up against the English crown, not because the Irish ate grass. Ireland’s history doesn’t start and end at the famine, it’s a lot more complex and interesting. Even now orange represents Protestant, and green represents Catholic, hence the Catholic St Patrick is associated with green
@@carrorallison7656 true, but the use of Azure Blue was also tied up with English and Scottish symbolisms of claims (it’s still used on English coats of arms today). As the Irish independence movement progressed the Catholic green became a symbol of independence so became associated with the national saint (and the flag). But it’s much more complex than that and the various symbols and colours used in England and Ireland over the centuries would need multiple books. I really wanted to make the point that the green represents Catholics (and independence), not eating grass
Nazis didn't need caffeine. They were taking methamphetamines and other stimulants, as well as synthetic opiates like oxycodone. Not all of them took those drugs, though, and Allied soldiers were also known to take speed to stay alert and avoid combat fatigue.
@12thDecember just because the nazis were on stimulates, doesn't mean they didn't advertise it. And that was what was mentioned, them advertising coffee
Some pharmaceutical companies extracted substances from ergot to make certain drugs. In about 1970, a local poor farmer had a rye crop just load up with ergot. They binned it and spent all winter hand sorting the ergot from that grain. For every ice cream pail (5 quarts) they received $1500. They paid off the farm, remodeled house and barn, upgraded equipment, new vehicles, kids got new clothes and college savings. I went out there once to do a school project and stay. After chores and dinner and doing the homework she taught me how to pick ergot wearing a grain dust mask, tweezers and a magnifying glass…
As far as the animal parts being consumed that wouldn't bother me one bit .I was raised on a farm and taught how to fish, hunt ,raise crops and livestock . It is called not wasting food .Life lessons that have never let me down over the years .I have never been squeamish about the food I eat . Even in my 60s I have no problem hunting or field dressing a deer ,catching and frying up my fish on a riverbank or putting food on my table from my own gardens .Life lessons I passed down to my daughters and grandchildren also .
Same here, I'm Cajun and my folks were brought up in The Great Depression. Nothing goes to waste. I've been hunting and fishing since I was 5, and have known how to skin a squirrel, rabbit, or deer and how to dress a hog. You can find all sorts of ways to use up the seemingly unappetizing parts.
@@randalmayeux8880 I was raised in Georgia I well remember going to a hog killing or two in my time absolutely nothing went to waste .Taught young how lye soap ,sausage and all the rest was made .I started hunting squirrels about 8 years old .I had enough squirrel ,biscuits and gravy back then to last me for a lifetime .I remember tales of the Great Depression,Dust Bowl and Spanish Flu my grandparents told me they lived through .Those had to be horrific times indeed for all involved .People don't realize how good we have it these days .My fondest memories were of the model trains I got for Christmas .I still enjoy those trains today on my layouts .Pretty sure my great grandson soon to arrive will also when old enough .Back then toys were usually homemade using your imagination .I still have my first guns from back then also .
The perpetrator of the Tylenol poisoning was never caught, as I recall. "The Day of St. Anthony's Fire" is a good read about a modern incident of ergot of rye poisoning. Absinthe makes the tart seem blonder.
Absinthe was banned after a man murdered his family and the temperance movement jumped on the smear wagon. It doesn't make you trip; he was probably just beyond wasted and angry, as it is generally 120 proof or higher. Still my flavorite libation. My favorite lettuce is wasabi arugula.
Tamper seals are more of a security theater. The stuff could be messed with before the seal goes on and then leads to a false leading promise that everything is safe.
As I recall, the perp was using the mass poisonings as a cover for the murder of his GF. He used product that he bought and later replaced on the store shelf with the poisoned Tylenol.
There is actually a fun myth around why the Ancient Egyptians considered lettuce an aphrodisiac. It was sacred to and considered a favourite of Min, the god of fertility because the species of lettuce that they ate would ooze a white, milky substance when it was cut. For another myth around lettuce and its properties, look up the striving of Set and Horus.
Loved this video. Knew the facts but I really liked the way Mike read them. Though it was awesome you used Jeff Dunham with his dummy Walter. Great job list 25.😊😊❤❤❤😊😊
lemon cure makes me think of the covid toilet paper which i dont understand why people didnt just buy a bidet to install into their toilets during the TP shortage of 2020
Great to know Michael that you will call out awful behaviour from anyone No Matter what race Or background they are . Although ( debate on how to bring permanent peace to the middle east aside ) when a race ( of any people ) collectively seems to have a toxic ( xenophobic ) culture it's good to question it IF ( also ) distance yourself from it . ♑✍️🇳🇴🇦🇺
Thank you List 25 and Mike truly enjoyed the content 👍 enjoy how Mike says all the great pronounce all these German names now can we have a video where Mike does hard tongue twister Lol 😂😂👍👍👍👍 love this channel ❤ well worth the watch👍
I can't ever see "Balloon Animals" the Same way Again😬! Thanks for the Pozole one too when I mention it to people they don't ever Believe me! You are my Receipt now 😅!
The Cartels have a "Pozoladore," who puts the corpses of murder victims into oil drums filled with acid to dispose of the evidence---- No soup for you !!!
Bone setting was also a folk healing tradition in Europe. Most cultures traditionally had some sort of spinal manipulation as traditional healing modality.
~~FOOD FOR THOUGHT; There's strong evidence to support the werewolf legend came about at time&area where ergot poisoning was a likely a problem. But hadn't been identified yet.
Absinthe made me think everyone was speaking Spanish and I got really upset because I couldn't understand them... Even though they had put the TV on Spanish... Dunno why but I was messed up 😂😂😂
Fun fact: In the United States, there are Veterans's organizations (basically, a place where Veterans can smoke, drink, and chit chat.) and the places have certain names. One of these is called The Majestic Order of Cooties, and their posts are called "Pup Tents".
If it was cooked, I'd try most meats. I had deer heart before . It was very, very tough. Disgusting. But they ate what they had But Ramen means noodle in Japanese
Two nazi German brothers ran a shoe manufacturing business in the 30's. They had a disagreement and split, each starting a new company : Adidas and Puma.
The ancient Egyptians would have definitely not liked lettuce at the point, which it was producing the milky substance. Once lettuce has gone to flower it gets intensely bitter. If they thought that the plant had to flower to become an aphrodisiac, they would’ve been eating something very nasty. Any gardener will tell you that.. also they didn’t have ranch dressing so there’s that
The history of decaf coffee is truly shocking! Who would've thought it had ties to the Third Reich? This video is a perfect example of how everyday items can have such unexpected and dark backstories. Keep up the great work, List 25
I also had a red viewmaster as a kid. Also WOW it seems insane looking back at some the things my generation would play with n entertain us as kids, compared to today. Feels almost otherworldly looking back n realizing a glorified picture magnifying device was actually fun.
Fun fact. Back in the Day the Celts believed that the calendar year ended on October 30, and began November 1. However October 31 was still a day and night. It just wasn't in the calendar year.
US checking in and I have to say I curse everytime I have to open the outer box on toothpaste. That glue is amazingly strong. I usually end up shredding the box. So far no foil cover on the brands I get.
@@francoiswouters3738 If it's made properly, yes; unfortunately, the vast majority of the coffee you can get is sludge better used to clean brightwork, and which needs serious adulteration to be drinkable.
Baby spinach, spinach or spring mix which has spinach and others together. Not a fan of iceberg lettuce to much of the white extra crunchy stem and core, and I hate cabbage except shredded in an Japanese meat dumpling or keoso i think its called, even though I'm irish and German and native american mostly, so most of my family loves cabbage and sour krout.
Say what you want, but my car got T-boned, and within hours, my neck absolutely would not turn in one direction. I went to see a chiropractor and in one session, the problem and the pain were immediately resolved, and it was a tremendous relief. Just because you accuse, it doesn't make you correct.
Mike Sir, love your vids, if I may request a vid produced by you about Communistic Poland, the history of that country was DARK, I MEAN DARK....I just wish younger generation (especially Alpha gen) to see what a person like myself experience growing up, so hopefully they appreciate democracy and freedom, (and freedom isn't Free. I am Canadian Airborne Veteran went to SandBox to fight for freedom. ) and so recognizing the all services, food, clothing etc. Is given to them..... I really am comprehensive about they taking care of me when I am Sinior citizen...Thank you so much for your intellectual input of all the things we take it for granted...
Charcuterie: Sounds like haggis, the national food of Scotland, but illegal in the United States. Canned olives: Back in the beginning of canned food (actual cans, not jars) lead solder was used to seal the cans. Some cans were tinned on the inside to keep acidic foods, like tomatoes, from turning metallic tasting. The Greely Expedition spent three years stuck in Arctic ice looking for the Northwest Passage. A number of the sailors succumbed to lead poisoning from the canned food. Ergot fungus: Fungus is still giving people hallucinations--magic mushrooms! Sugar: was new to Europe when Columbus brought it back. It became wildly popular (and expensive) so only the rich could afford it. Guess who got cavities in their teeth like never before! Corn flakes were an accident at Kellogg Brothers clinic. Corn gruel dripped from the stirring spoon onto the hot stove top instantly cooking in a thin layer. Rather than waste it, someone tried eating it... Green was a very difficult color to tint fabrics, wallpaper, and paint in the mid-1800's, until the invention of Sheele's Green, a chemical dye. Unfortunately, one of the ingredients was arsenic, making things coming to human touch, or even dropping fine dust, deadly. It wasn't banned in the U.K. until the 1950's. Lettuce as an aphrodisiac: Is THAT why rabbits are so prolific breeders??? Or is it just the phrase, Let us! Furbies: like the time the CIA implanted a cat with listening devices to spy? Very short-lived--the prototype was run over by a taxicab within a minute of being released! Ventriloquists: I have a VERY conversational dentist; I asked him if he ever had a ventriloquist patient to carry on a conversation!
I was a senior in high school when the teynol poisonings was found out and all the grocery.stores took teynol off the shelves. That is why kids used to say don't touch me you have cooties. We really didn't know what they were except terrible things. I was just told by someone at work that there is a very expensive restaurant that uses human flesh in their meals. Hopefully they go to prison but maybe we haven't changes too much
Hey, Mike! Not sure if you've seen this or not, but when you were discussing the sugar cane plantations I remembered a video by Simon Whistler called "The Dark Side of The Chocolate Industry" on his Into The Shadows channel. Please give it a watch if you have 15-20 minutes to kill. Fascinating and so sad. Hugs!
I don’t even care for modern charcuterie. The traditional meats used in the great party food are too fatty and too salty. Since having a heart stent put in they are no-no’s. The other items like cheeses, olives, salty nuts and anything else with those 2 ingredients makes it off limits. As for the original? Not on your list…er…life!! Before I ate something like that I’ll go keep the squirrels and deer company and eat what they eat!
I have never liked clowns I think they are creepy. I don't have a phobia for clowns but I am sure a lot of children are scared of them. They fall into the same category as ventriloquism. Those dummies make me shiver they are quite hideous. These shows are often used to snipe at or heckle people and cultures and should only be used for adult entertainment. If the adults can stomach it. Marionettes or puppets though are often harmless and less dark. This art by the Japanese is particularly good. To tell a story using these with maybe using a parabolic theme is harmless.
My family was obsessed with Jeff Dunham. My son wanted to be a ventriloquist so he would practice. He couldn't quite get tge hang of it and one day i told him to say basketball ball. It came out like...your family jewels.
When you get to be a certain age, you learn a lot of these things. I think this guy is a millennial and his audience is probably for a younger demographic. Also, I think Gen Xers read a lot more and more history.
Sugar as a concept does not make people fat, but the way it is incorporated into everything that doesn’t need to have. It means many extra grams of carbohydrates that we do not need to be consuming. Corn is heavily subsidized in America and is very cheap and it is made into, high fructose corn syrup, which is added to a lot of food because it is so cheap. The over consumption, and the unaware consumption of sugar does make people fat because we’re eating way more calories than we should be for the same dish if it were served as originally written in its recipe
Nope. Gonna go with science over religion. Not everyone uses Jesus for their timelines, so I feel more comfortable using the scientific BCE/CE over BC/AD. I respect that you can use whatever the heck you'd like, so I'd kindly ask you do the same. I don't sit here and ask/demand you use BCE/CE.
Why does it matter what I use? I'm not telling you you can't use whatever you want. Why do you BC/AD people get so upset when someone else doesn't use it? It happens constantly. Is it hurting you when someone uses BCE/CE? You stick to yours, I'll stick to mine.
@@list25 We can agree to disagree. I'll still enjoy your videos. It's just that CE/BCE was devised as an attack on Christianity, so I find it offensive, but if you choose to use it, sobeit.
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As with Fanta, Hugo Boss, Volkswagen and now this toys I will see in a very diferent way hence were a Nazi inventions!!! 😮
Thanks Mike for your videos
Big hug from northern México ❤🎉🇲🇽
do you just make stuff up, 1910 japan opens its first Ramen store, but you want to imply it started after ww2, way to go
The colour green was used in Ireland back in the 1600s to represent the Catholic landowners who were rising up against the English crown, not because the Irish ate grass. Ireland’s history doesn’t start and end at the famine, it’s a lot more complex and interesting. Even now orange represents Protestant, and green represents Catholic, hence the Catholic St Patrick is associated with green
Blue was the first colour associated with St. Patrick.
@@carrorallison7656 true, but the use of Azure Blue was also tied up with English and Scottish symbolisms of claims (it’s still used on English coats of arms today). As the Irish independence movement progressed the Catholic green became a symbol of independence so became associated with the national saint (and the flag). But it’s much more complex than that and the various symbols and colours used in England and Ireland over the centuries would need multiple books.
I really wanted to make the point that the green represents Catholics (and independence), not eating grass
Nazis didn't need caffeine. They were taking methamphetamines and other stimulants, as well as synthetic opiates like oxycodone. Not all of them took those drugs, though, and Allied soldiers were also known to take speed to stay alert and avoid combat fatigue.
Watching Hitler at the Olympics is actually kinda hilarious 😅 he's tweaking hard af!!
@12thDecember just because the nazis were on stimulates, doesn't mean they didn't advertise it. And that was what was mentioned, them advertising coffee
You're onto something , over do caffeine on amphetamine can lead to stroke or heart attack
A lot of people forget everyone was on that shit back then in wartime not just nazis
Much of Germany was taking the popular Pervatin while WW11 was starting up...the only reason the blitzkrieg happened was because of it.
Funny how ergot makes you crazy but the fungus on corn (corn smut) is a delicacy
Ikr 😂
In some parts of México is consumed since the aztec times. Not for everyone has a peculiar flavor 😅
Some pharmaceutical companies extracted substances from ergot to make certain drugs. In about 1970, a local poor farmer had a rye crop just load up with ergot. They binned it and spent all winter hand sorting the ergot from that grain. For every ice cream pail (5 quarts) they received $1500. They paid off the farm, remodeled house and barn, upgraded equipment, new vehicles, kids got new clothes and college savings. I went out there once to do a school project and stay. After chores and dinner and doing the homework she taught me how to pick ergot wearing a grain dust mask, tweezers and a magnifying glass…
I remember the scare of the Tylenol in 1982.
Yeah, and now my arthritic thumbs are paying the price I can't get into anything without a knife
Yeah, I remember it too. I was a kid but, it was scary.
@@gigi9301 That made me laugh because it’s true for me too. 😂
Yep, same. And I still won't use it, Advil girl here
Laugh? It's still an unsolved crime.
As far as the animal parts being consumed that wouldn't bother me one bit .I was raised on a farm and taught how to fish, hunt ,raise crops and livestock . It is called not wasting food .Life lessons that have never let me down over the years .I have never been squeamish about the food I eat . Even in my 60s I have no problem hunting or field dressing a deer ,catching and frying up my fish on a riverbank or putting food on my table from my own gardens .Life lessons I passed down to my daughters and grandchildren also .
Same here, I'm Cajun and my folks were brought up in The Great Depression. Nothing goes to waste. I've been hunting and fishing since I was 5, and have known how to skin a squirrel, rabbit, or deer and how to dress a hog. You can find all sorts of ways to use up the seemingly unappetizing parts.
@@randalmayeux8880 I was raised in Georgia I well remember going to a hog killing or two in my time absolutely nothing went to waste .Taught young how lye soap ,sausage and all the rest was made .I started hunting squirrels about 8 years old .I had enough squirrel ,biscuits and gravy back then to last me for a lifetime .I remember tales of the Great Depression,Dust Bowl and Spanish Flu my grandparents told me they lived through .Those had to be horrific times indeed for all involved .People don't realize how good we have it these days .My fondest memories were of the model trains I got for Christmas .I still enjoy those trains today on my layouts .Pretty sure my great grandson soon to arrive will also when old enough .Back then toys were usually homemade using your imagination .I still have my first guns from back then also .
Ergot fungus contains LSD-25, that's the reason for the hallucinations.
The perpetrator of the Tylenol poisoning was never caught, as I recall.
"The Day of St. Anthony's Fire" is a good read about a modern incident of ergot of rye poisoning.
Absinthe makes the tart seem blonder.
Do your research……
I loved putting an AC/DC tape into my sister's Ferby and Teddy Ruxpin.
The Candyland one was more wholesome than i expected. Good for her!
Ergot does have (at least) 1 redeeming feature: a derivative, Ergotamine, has long been used to treat migraine headaches
where can i get some!! pleeeease. :) 😰😵💫😈
@@feralbluee in the USA, your medical provider would have to prescribe it. Generic ergotamine/caffeine, name Cafergot
Absinthe was banned after a man murdered his family and the temperance movement jumped on the smear wagon. It doesn't make you trip; he was probably just beyond wasted and angry, as it is generally 120 proof or higher. Still my flavorite libation. My favorite lettuce is wasabi arugula.
Tamper seals are more of a security theater. The stuff could be messed with before the seal goes on and then leads to a false leading promise that everything is safe.
As I recall, the perp was using the mass poisonings as a cover for the murder of his GF. He used product that he bought and later replaced on the store shelf with the poisoned Tylenol.
Always looking forward to the next list Mike and List25 crew never disappoint
This 25 Dark Secrets 🙊 Of Every Day Things is very interesting and I never known many of these things had a dark secret 😮.
If u ever have koodiez just use tea tree oil
Who thought View Master color could indicate age? They weren’t red when I was a kid. Standard (original) gray for me!
Read a mother goose book that's where you will find a lot of scary tales.
There is actually a fun myth around why the Ancient Egyptians considered lettuce an aphrodisiac. It was sacred to and considered a favourite of Min, the god of fertility because the species of lettuce that they ate would ooze a white, milky substance when it was cut. For another myth around lettuce and its properties, look up the striving of Set and Horus.
Loved this video. Knew the facts but I really liked the way Mike read them. Though it was awesome you used Jeff Dunham with his dummy Walter. Great job list 25.😊😊❤❤❤😊😊
Why thank you
lemon cure makes me think of the covid toilet paper which i dont understand why people didnt just buy a bidet to install into their toilets during the TP shortage of 2020
I would like one to use with toilet paper aldo 🧻
3 Oh, it's a magic number, yes it is, it's a magic number 🎶
But be careful it doesn't pull you under 🎶
Yessss
In Japan the number '4' is shi, pronounced she, and sounds like the same word as death. This is a Chinese variant. You can also use yon.
Some of these are good, Ramen, Candy land, saved lives❣️✌️
Great to know Michael that you will call out awful behaviour from anyone No Matter what race Or background they are . Although ( debate on how to bring permanent peace to the middle east aside ) when a race ( of any people ) collectively seems to have a toxic ( xenophobic ) culture it's good to question it IF ( also ) distance yourself from it .
♑✍️🇳🇴🇦🇺
Thank you List 25 and Mike truly enjoyed the content 👍 enjoy how Mike says all the great pronounce all these German names now can we have a video where Mike does hard tongue twister Lol 😂😂👍👍👍👍 love this channel ❤ well worth the watch👍
Thank you so much for saying Samhain correctly ❤some of these I didn’t know so thanks for that too
I can't ever see "Balloon Animals" the Same way Again😬! Thanks for the Pozole one too when I mention it to people they don't ever Believe me! You are my Receipt now 😅!
The Cartels have a "Pozoladore," who puts the corpses of murder victims into oil drums filled with acid to dispose of the evidence---- No soup for you !!!
In china, chiropractics were called bone setting. Theyve been popping bones and stretching joints using ointments and oils longer than dd palmer.
Bone setting was also a folk healing tradition in Europe.
Most cultures traditionally had some sort of spinal manipulation as traditional healing modality.
The furbies scare was legit ... now we have android and
~~FOOD FOR THOUGHT; There's strong evidence to support the werewolf legend came about at time&area where ergot poisoning was a likely a problem. But hadn't been identified yet.
Absinthe made me think everyone was speaking Spanish and I got really upset because I couldn't understand them... Even though they had put the TV on Spanish... Dunno why but I was messed up 😂😂😂
Fun fact: In the United States, there are Veterans's organizations (basically, a place where Veterans can smoke, drink, and chit chat.) and the places have certain names. One of these is called The Majestic Order of Cooties, and their posts are called "Pup Tents".
If it was cooked, I'd try most meats. I had deer heart before . It was very, very tough. Disgusting. But they ate what they had
But Ramen means noodle in Japanese
If I already said this, sorry, but , since I have a cat named "Rabbit" ..this is hilarious..but she just knocked over my trash can...brb
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Two nazi German brothers ran a shoe manufacturing business in the 30's. They had a disagreement and split, each starting a new company : Adidas and Puma.
The ancient Egyptians would have definitely not liked lettuce at the point, which it was producing the milky substance. Once lettuce has gone to flower it gets intensely bitter. If they thought that the plant had to flower to become an aphrodisiac, they would’ve been eating something very nasty. Any gardener will tell you that.. also they didn’t have ranch dressing so there’s that
The history of decaf coffee is truly shocking! Who would've thought it had ties to the Third Reich? This video is a perfect example of how everyday items can have such unexpected and dark backstories. Keep up the great work, List 25
My buddy has a German ViewMaster from WWII , it was like time traveling looking through the lense at picturesque scenes of the Swiss Alps
All this time I thought cooties were head lice…
I also had a red viewmaster as a kid. Also WOW it seems insane looking back at some the things my generation would play with n entertain us as kids, compared to today. Feels almost otherworldly looking back n realizing a glorified picture magnifying device was actually fun.
What kind of cats did the Aztecs use? As Egyptian Wildcats ( housecats) were not in the New World?
I had a Furby...creeped me out when I heard it talking after I took out the batteries.....
The seals aren’t a secret. I remember people being scared of taking medicine because of the cyanide tampering.
RE: chiropractic: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has used chiropractic techniques for more than 2,000 years.
Fun fact. Back in the Day the Celts believed that the calendar year ended on October 30, and began November 1. However October 31 was still a day and night. It just wasn't in the calendar year.
It's halfway between the autumnal equinox and the winter solstice.
In the UK someone once tampered with toothpaste, so we now have little silver foil seals on most toothpaste tubes. The tamperer was a blackmailer.
Curious. In Canada, I see those "every now and then" but it's more typical da tube comes in a sealed cardboard
US checking in and I have to say I curse everytime I have to open the outer box on toothpaste. That glue is amazingly strong. I usually end up shredding the box. So far no foil cover on the brands I get.
I remember the furby crazy and I thought they were creepy and I was the target audience.
9:33 Was NOT expecting to see you say my faith out loud! 😳 Wow!
1982 ... The year of the Mount St. Helens eruption and randomly poisoning with cyanide. Both were originated in Washington.
I liked the way this video moved right along, never getting too bogged down.
I believe it, Nazis would be the people who like decaf coffee. Probably drank it black too. Lol 😂
The Fanta soft drink brand is a Nazi invention after Coca-Cola cut off the bottling plants in Germany before WWII.
Black is how coffee is meant to drink. It should be illegal to spoil such a good drink with sugar, sweeteners or cream.
@@francoiswouters3738 If it's made properly, yes; unfortunately, the vast majority of the coffee you can get is sludge better used to clean brightwork, and which needs serious adulteration to be drinkable.
You failed to mention why costumes are worn during Halloween. It is to ward off evil spirits. The scarier the costme, the better off you are.
Nobody asked u tho
Devil's..my favorite lettuce 😅
Human touch does boost your brain power and heal your soul
I think absinthe was brought back just because too many people missed it. Like the old saying goes, "absinthe makes the heart grow fonder".
As always, Mike- great show ❤ I absolutely LOVE binge watching your stuff.
Wow, thanks!
I knew about the Fubies being banned.
Yes. That was a hilarious scandal. 😂😂😂
Yes. That was. A hilarious scandal. 😂😂
Baby spinach, spinach or spring mix which has spinach and others together. Not a fan of iceberg lettuce to much of the white extra crunchy stem and core, and I hate cabbage except shredded in an Japanese meat dumpling or keoso i think its called, even though I'm irish and German and native american mostly, so most of my family loves cabbage and sour krout.
I generally make a spinach salad, since most lettuce is devoid of food value. I will admit that a little sauerkraut is good on a Reuben.
I prefer iceberg lettuce mostly the hearts
Nice to see a channel point out the "quackery" that is the Chiropractic scam.
Say what you want, but my car got T-boned, and within hours, my neck absolutely would not turn in one direction. I went to see a chiropractor and in one session, the problem and the pain were immediately resolved, and it was a tremendous relief. Just because you accuse, it doesn't make you correct.
Great video. I was surprised how many of these dark facts I was already aware off. Thank you for teaching me more. I really enjoy your channel.
Glad you enjoy it!
@@list25please do a balloon history video
You must be an NPC.
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Mike Sir, love your vids, if I may request a vid produced by you about Communistic Poland, the history of that country was DARK, I MEAN DARK....I just wish younger generation (especially Alpha gen) to see what a person like myself experience growing up, so hopefully they appreciate democracy and freedom, (and freedom isn't Free. I am Canadian Airborne Veteran went to SandBox to fight for freedom. ) and so recognizing the all services, food, clothing etc. Is given to them..... I really am comprehensive about they taking care of me when I am Sinior citizen...Thank you so much for your intellectual input of all the things we take it for granted...
Charcuterie: Sounds like haggis, the national food of Scotland, but illegal in the United States. Canned olives: Back in the beginning of canned food (actual cans, not jars) lead solder was used to seal the cans. Some cans were tinned on the inside to keep acidic foods, like tomatoes, from turning metallic tasting. The Greely Expedition spent three years stuck in Arctic ice looking for the Northwest Passage. A number of the sailors succumbed to lead poisoning from the canned food. Ergot fungus: Fungus is still giving people hallucinations--magic mushrooms! Sugar: was new to Europe when Columbus brought it back. It became wildly popular (and expensive) so only the rich could afford it. Guess who got cavities in their teeth like never before! Corn flakes were an accident at Kellogg Brothers clinic. Corn gruel dripped from the stirring spoon onto the hot stove top instantly cooking in a thin layer. Rather than waste it, someone tried eating it... Green was a very difficult color to tint fabrics, wallpaper, and paint in the mid-1800's, until the invention of Sheele's Green, a chemical dye. Unfortunately, one of the ingredients was arsenic, making things coming to human touch, or even dropping fine dust, deadly. It wasn't banned in the U.K. until the 1950's. Lettuce as an aphrodisiac: Is THAT why rabbits are so prolific breeders??? Or is it just the phrase, Let us! Furbies: like the time the CIA implanted a cat with listening devices to spy? Very short-lived--the prototype was run over by a taxicab within a minute of being released! Ventriloquists: I have a VERY conversational dentist; I asked him if he ever had a ventriloquist patient to carry on a conversation!
I was a senior in high school when the teynol poisonings was found out and all the grocery.stores took teynol off the shelves.
That is why kids used to say don't touch me you have cooties. We really didn't know what they were except terrible things.
I was just told by someone at work that there is a very expensive restaurant that uses human flesh in their meals. Hopefully they go to prison but maybe we haven't changes too much
Hey, Mike! Not sure if you've seen this or not, but when you were discussing the sugar cane plantations I remembered a video by Simon Whistler called "The Dark Side of The Chocolate Industry" on his Into The Shadows channel. Please give it a watch if you have 15-20 minutes to kill. Fascinating and so sad. Hugs!
My grandma used to call Corn Flakes "Post Toasties". Any clue as to why?
Secondly, where is the notification bell? I've looked but cannot find it.
I saw butter lettuce in the bag at Hyvee just a couple of hours ago.
My favorite! Grew it in my garden- best tasting lettuce ever!
@@gsaw5008 We had a cow and my mom would make homemade sour cream dressing for it!
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I saw what u did there ☆
My mother used to sprinkle sugar on her iceberg lettuce, i will say it improves the flavour ;)
lol soldiers had cooties
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Pozole? More like Peopole
I don’t even care for modern charcuterie. The traditional meats used in the great party food are too fatty and too salty. Since having a heart stent put in they are no-no’s. The other items like cheeses, olives, salty nuts and anything else with those 2 ingredients makes it off limits. As for the original? Not on your list…er…life!! Before I ate something like that I’ll go keep the squirrels and deer company and eat what they eat!
In the 70s, we learned about the horrors of can sugar industry in Western Civilization. I guess they don’t teach this anymore?
I have never liked clowns I think they are creepy. I don't have a phobia for clowns but I am sure a lot of children are scared of them. They fall into the same category as ventriloquism. Those dummies make me shiver they are quite hideous. These shows are often used to snipe at or heckle people and cultures and should only be used for adult entertainment. If the adults can stomach it.
Marionettes or puppets though are often harmless and less dark. This art by the Japanese is particularly good. To tell a story using these with maybe using a parabolic theme is harmless.
The black horizontal lines are annoying to look at. Awesome video as always, though :)
i would eat it
Fact #26: I'm finally one of the the first ten to comment!
I had a blue View-master!😊
Blue with the orange mechanism?
400CE?
You have brought me much happiness.
The brown sugar comment 🤣
Some of your links are a stretch.
I'd try any food once just to say I have
Absenthe is liquid evil!!😈
My family was obsessed with Jeff Dunham. My son wanted to be a ventriloquist so he would practice. He couldn't quite get tge hang of it and one day i told him to say basketball ball. It came out like...your family jewels.
I hate the Tylenol man!!!
Literally all of these things are common knowledge for needy genXers
When you get to be a certain age, you learn a lot of these things. I think this guy is a millennial and his audience is probably for a younger demographic. Also, I think Gen Xers read a lot more and more history.
😊❤ Thanks Mike
Interesting facts
This is the best show on the internet. And Mike, Mike you are the best host. I could watch this content only and be satisfied. Thank you List 25!!
That means a lot to me
Some shady people
History or hissstory if your a snake
What happened to your suit
You look better.
What suit?
You were just jealous that you haven’t been to Disney World and couldn’t get the shirt
Hi Mike Estrin
Hello
@@list25I had a Mickey Mouse themed view master
This is the best show on TH-cam. And Mike, you are the best host. I could watch this channel and nothing else!!!
Sugar doesnt make people fat... Its BS.
Are you kidding me?! It is a huge contribiting factor in weight gain, it is empty calories , though it is not the only reason for weight gain.
Sugar as a concept does not make people fat, but the way it is incorporated into everything that doesn’t need to have. It means many extra grams of carbohydrates that we do not need to be consuming. Corn is heavily subsidized in America and is very cheap and it is made into, high fructose corn syrup, which is added to a lot of food because it is so cheap. The over consumption, and the unaware consumption of sugar does make people fat because we’re eating way more calories than we should be for the same dish if it were served as originally written in its recipe
I always enjoy your videos, but please cut the CE/BCE crap.
Nope. Gonna go with science over religion. Not everyone uses Jesus for their timelines, so I feel more comfortable using the scientific BCE/CE over BC/AD. I respect that you can use whatever the heck you'd like, so I'd kindly ask you do the same. I don't sit here and ask/demand you use BCE/CE.
@list25 Really? CE/BCE still is based on the birth of Christ, so why make up new names?
@@russsyracuse8143 maybe because your imaginary friend doesn’t go the way the rest of the world sees time😅
Why does it matter what I use? I'm not telling you you can't use whatever you want. Why do you BC/AD people get so upset when someone else doesn't use it? It happens constantly. Is it hurting you when someone uses BCE/CE? You stick to yours, I'll stick to mine.
@@list25 We can agree to disagree. I'll still enjoy your videos. It's just that CE/BCE was devised as an attack on Christianity, so I find it offensive, but if you choose to use it, sobeit.
Only reason I unsubscribed. You use the abriviation b.c.e. and c.e.
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Derp!🤪 language changes.