Approximately every student sits through the first bit, laughing, knowing they'd probably be able to explain some crazy shit for maybe 5 hours before being burned at the stake as a witch
I’m studying Computer science and I can’t explain everything. Schools don’t explain every single thing about technology. Unless you build computers from the circuit up. Or an electric generator you don’t know either.
@@DanielNyong Almost half of the students around these parts (Melbourne, Australia) seem to have gotten into classes and courses because mummy and daddy have money. And they tend not to learn much because they know that the uni can't or won't fail them for the same reason. To be honest they'd struggle to explain toast itself not to mention how the toaster works.
@@tubewatcher97 Ehh, BBQ sauce varies by region, sometimes even by state. I'm from Texas, we generally avoid vinegar in our BBQ sauces where it's a common base ingredient in some other states.
Someone pushed that on the escalator in M&S in the Arndale Centre in Manchester when I was 6, many, many, many moons ago. We were halfway down and fell the rest of the way, causing cuts and bruising, so not a good idea!
I feel like I could explain it to a point. Like a refrigerator works by taking heat out of the area inside. It keeps going by taking power from a network stretching across a grid spanning a large area. They then ask where does the power come from? Well it comes from many sources. One of which is you take a magnetic field and then you spin an iron core inside of the field and it generates energy that can then be harvested for several purposes.
yes, the fundamental principle of a fridge is also not too hard to understand or explain. You would never be able to build one, but the idea of compressing and depressing air would already motivate research into gasses.
@@pinstripe4254 The way I see it is if I could give them enough of a basis to get going in the right direction that would be enough. Like if you could explain gas law to them and the basics of Bernoulli’s principles to Da Vinci imagine how much father along we would be.
You bring a toaster to Michaelangelo. It won't heat up with out electricity. The knob on the front is a ⏲️. So it would pop out bread. No change. The toaster would be impressive in it's own right. The quality of the product is impressive.
The description for this video is awful. It came up on autoplay and I almost downthumbed from the describtion. Ot sounded like another sexist male comedian. It does this comedian a great disservice . He is incredibly funny. Not comparing women to pork... I would suggest changing the description
"Partially dipped in ink" 😂😂
One of my favourite bits of observational comedy :) Starts off well too, with Dara's tasteful "Boodoobeedoo".
yes you should watch it again! It's been 4 years now. Have a laugh
@@andreaskarlsson5251 Aw, thanks
00:20. I've heard this bit 3, 4, 5 times and it still tickles me.
The top of the stocking was known as the giggle zone, when I was a lad, because if you got past there, you were laughing.
That's just rude, haha. But yeah must be because it's the 'up the skirt' forbidden zone.
I just did a project in school about toasters and I know how they work. You have no idea how proud I was when you mentioned toasters. 😂
My toaster is also a radio and it works because it's plugged into the wall.
Dara's brilliant :-D
Loved the escalator story :))
I just came across this guy and i laught so hard i had tears
Go watch 'This Is the Show'. It's fantastic (the second half of this video is from that show).
He used to present children's tv in Irish in the early '90s
Approximately every student sits through the first bit, laughing, knowing they'd probably be able to explain some crazy shit for maybe 5 hours before being burned at the stake as a witch
I’m studying Computer science and I can’t explain everything. Schools don’t explain every single thing about technology. Unless you build computers from the circuit up. Or an electric generator you don’t know either.
@@DanielNyong Almost half of the students around these parts (Melbourne, Australia) seem to have gotten into classes and courses because mummy and daddy have money. And they tend not to learn much because they know that the uni can't or won't fail them for the same reason. To be honest they'd struggle to explain toast itself not to mention how the toaster works.
'Approximately every student'? Bizarre thing to say.
Love Dara. So entertaining
From the American South, you're welcome for the pulled pork. :)
but does it always have to be soaked in that horrible bbq sauce?
@@tubewatcher97 Ehh, BBQ sauce varies by region, sometimes even by state. I'm from Texas, we generally avoid vinegar in our BBQ sauces where it's a common base ingredient in some other states.
that's all folks At 8:09 he's got the background
I am CRYING - my coworkers thought I got bad news. Can't even explain, but now THEY are looking for D. O. on TH-cam😂😂😂😂😂😂😂!!!
Hang on, don’t the escalators on the tube have emergency stop buttons in between the two?... 🙈
Someone pushed that on the escalator in M&S in the Arndale Centre in Manchester when I was 6, many, many, many moons ago. We were halfway down and fell the rest of the way, causing cuts and bruising, so not a good idea!
@@annmartin5347 That's why it is an emergency shut off and not a "someone is to stupid to walk" shut off ^^
You know sometimes these stories are made up
I feel like I could explain it to a point. Like a refrigerator works by taking heat out of the area inside. It keeps going by taking power from a network stretching across a grid spanning a large area.
They then ask where does the power come from?
Well it comes from many sources. One of which is you take a magnetic field and then you spin an iron core inside of the field and it generates energy that can then be harvested for several purposes.
yes, the fundamental principle of a fridge is also not too hard to understand or explain. You would never be able to build one, but the idea of compressing and depressing air would already motivate research into gasses.
@@Merthalophor Exactly we could push research forward by giving them an idea of what’s possible.
@@pinstripe4254 The way I see it is if I could give them enough of a basis to get going in the right direction that would be enough. Like if you could explain gas law to them and the basics of Bernoulli’s principles to Da Vinci imagine how much father along we would be.
We was burglared in 88 they didn't take the TV 😂
NO but we still love stockings lol
I was 5 in 1988... 😂😂😂
MystiqueHorizon I wasn’t conceived until 10 years after 1988
@@hannahhillman629I wasn’t conceived until 11 years and 6 months after 1998
Why is the word sexy censored in the title?
Erdnussbuttertoast because * is where the sexy lives...
That's exactly what I did too :D
You bring a toaster to Michaelangelo. It won't heat up with out electricity. The knob on the front is a ⏲️. So it would pop out bread. No change. The toaster would be impressive in it's own right. The quality of the product is impressive.
Too bad I have a degree for how the wall work
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The description for this video is awful. It came up on autoplay and I almost downthumbed from the describtion. Ot sounded like another sexist male comedian. It does this comedian a great disservice . He is incredibly funny. Not comparing women to pork... I would suggest changing the description
BooBooPeeDoo. My life is now complete.