The mystery soda vending machine sounds like it's a safe class SCP So some of you have been questioning why I gave it the safe class and that's because the classes don't rank danger they rank how easy it is contain a anomaly, safe class scp's are easy to contain and easy to understand, keter class scp's are very hard to contain and very hard to understand
@@cloudey1133 the one you mean is probably scp294 a coffee machine with a QWERTY keyboard it can dispens any type of requested liquids as long as the thing you want can be found in a liquid form
“Stealing” garden gnomes used to be a thing with uni students on holidays here in Australia in the 1970’s. Friends of ours did it. They took a gnome when they were going on a round Australia trip. They took Polaroid photos of it at different tourist destinations around the country, and then dropped the gnome back on the front landing of the house late one night and then left a plastic envelope full of copies of the Polaroids with it for the owners.
In the state of Chihuahua Mexico, Gnomes are use to scare dogs away from pooping or peeing in the yard or garden. Kinda like the scarecrow of lawns. Never works..lol
That's similar to what happens in the movie Amelie. She brings her Dad's Gnome around the world and sends him pictures so she can feel like her Dad got to travel the world when he couldn't physically do it.
I had a carved bear on my outside window sill that was missing one morning. It showed up again one Sunday morning with a bandana tied around its head, a cigarette dangling from its mouth, and a mostly empty flask bottle of Jack Daniels at its feet! I never knew where it had been, but I think it had fun!
something similar happened to me actually, we got a stork on our outdoor porch in the garden. one day I noticed the stork had a red ascot on his neck and there was empty bottle of brandy beside it (called starka witch has stork as its mascot) i dunno when or who did it but still its startling to think about despite its funny implications of drunk with a sense of humor
My Dad was the consumate collector of iconic vintage toys. He had an ALF doll he dearly loved, as it had been a favorite show of his. Once when visiting my parents in AZ, we kidnapped Dad's ALF. We took Alf on an adventures all over California (where we live) and neighboring states. We made sure to take fun photos, picked up and sent postcards from ALF to Dad, bought t-shirts, keychains, bumper sticker s, etc from the many "tourist type locations" we visited, to add to Alf's vacation memories. After a full year, we returned ALF home, along with a small child's suitcase completely covered in travel stickers, and full of his many trip treasures. We never fessed up as the kidnapping culprits, as he was snuck back into Dad's collection with Mom's help, ALF" just reappeared." We never gave ourselves away. This was Dad's greatest unsolved mystery, and it brought him ( and us) much fun and joy! About 5 years later we planned to do another kidnapping, this time abducting his old "Michelin Man Doll," but sadly, Dad passed away before we could pull it off. I loved the Travelling Gnome story!
People were doing that in UK about 15 years ago, stealing gnomes and taking them on holiday and posting snaps back to the address. Happened to my mom and hers went on a camping trip around north of England and then had a huge gnome party(about 40 or 50 and house owner had no idea where they came from) in a garden up the road, local Facebook page was set up for people to collect them
I was a very active graffiti writer in the 90's and I can say for certain. Kid & PK are two separate graffiti artists. It's extremely common for teams to place their names so close they look as if they were a single name. Hanging from high places is also slightly common with graffiti artists, but generally only done a small amount of times by the average graffiti artist. Because after putting yourself through it, you generally don't want to again. These were obviously some brave writers.
i live 100 ft from the railroad tracks , 40 + years when i hear one a coming i usually. i hear one now what timing lol , but i go look out the window just to see the art ! i love it most people hate it living in eastern ky i guess little strange for most but i find it very interesting , thanks
@@brianpinion5844 I very rarely hear that, but it's nice when I do! After all most graffiti artists that create the really beautiful pieces, just want to make the world a more beautiful place, in their own way. I wish more people thought like you! I've always thought that, it should be legal to paint trains. I get that there's safety issues, but come on.. we can solve that problem. It seems most people would rather see graffiti on trains, and most people are more likely to enjoy it on trains, then on a building. I believe that if people could go legally paint trains, then there would be a lot less illegal graffiti on buildings.
@@brianpinion5844 yep when I lived under a bridge that was one of the best parts was the 430 eastbound with all the art from all over the place seen some crazy good pieces .
When I eventually have a house, I WILL have a Gnome or two, and I WILL hope someone "steals" one of them and does that. The only time I would ever be ok with someone stealing something of mine.
I used to walk by that mystery vending machine every day. One day, I took a job that required me to be there at 5:30 AM, and I would walk by that machine before sunrise. I was actually disappointed when I saw someone loading it. I wanted to believe that no one ever opens it, but I can confirm that someone was loading it once or twice a week; between 4:30 AM and 5:00 AM.
@@AAEAEEAEEAAA seriously tho! Why arrest someone for gifting TV sets in the middle of the night?!?!?! They are hurting no one, they are doing nothing wrong, and are destroying/defimating anything... And at the end of the night they leave gifts... Sounds like a magic TV fairy or something.
"Gnoming" actually started long before 1986... I remember seeing a guest on the Tonight Show (with Johnny Carson) with her traveling gnome and stack of pictures while in college (probably in the Fall of 1975 or Spring of 1976). Was the funniest thing I'd ever heard of back then!
And the fact that you took time out for someone who you think isn't worth your time. It's much more valid and worth while than speaking of politics. Your one of those that think it's all condensation coming from the jets still, huh? Saying, look at how beautiful the sunset is with heavy metals reflecting neon blues and greens and oranges. Lol
So here in my town, there was this neighborhood calico cat named Snickers. Nobody thought much of Snickers at first, but some would leave food and even sometimes a box for him to sleep in outside. Well, one day Snickers just completely vanished. Some tried looking around the neighborhood and even other nearby towns, but Snickers was never found. Some suggest Snickers was cat-napped, and brought somewhere far away, while others think Snickers got lost somewhere we don't even know about, and passed away. Well, wherever Snickers is, I just hope he is safe.
@@spankynater4242Stray/runaway cats often get caught by coyotes where I live. The coyotes hunt at night and will drag their prey off into the brush and eat pretty much everything except the fur, so there's no recovering the microchip. Happened a couple of months ago to a nice cat in my neighbourhood named Hank.
I'm guessing they bought a warehouse containing old soda but instead of disposing of them they stocked a vending machine until there was no stock left.
I've heard from someone that claims to know the pickle person.... It's a memorial type thing. A loved one who LOVED pickles passed away in an accident there and they've gone back to leave pickles. They don't do it in secret and aren't sure how they haven't been caught on camera because they know they've been seen doing it. The person I spoke to may have been full of shit but I live near there, the person lived in that city their whole life and this is what they told me.
That is what i meant yeah, but are you sure 80ties is wrong? English is my third language , so honestly, you probably are right. Greetings from the Netherlands!
I actually cannot believe this has come this full circle. I've lived in New Jersey all my life and when I was younger my parents had separate custody of me and every weekend my dad would drive me an hour to his house and every time we always passed that water tower at 18:57. I always was curious as to who wrote it and thought it might have been a brand, I was very little at the time. But now many years later I see this video pop up in my recommended blew my mind lol
Very similar story to mine brother..you can find mad shit on those taggers even on TH-cam I think 🤔 anyway yea they're everywhere all over Jersey like allll over A/C CMD Trenton yea even Philly and obviously North Jersey
Hes a known graffiti artist from Philly, but you can see his tags all over the east coast.. He used to write "Kid" but he owes the city of Philadelphia so much money from property damage, that he now writes "4ever".. Hes part of the ESC crew, u can google or youtube to find out more if u want.. But i swear them dudes are in their 40s and still tagging lmao
Reminds me of the SCP vending machine with a keyboard that would give you 16 ounces of whatever you asked for if it is even possible for it to be liquid
I don't believe the bit about the soda machine dispensing defunct soda flavors. Contrary to popular opinion, soda doesn't last forever in a can. You're looking at about a year before flavor and carbonation start to degrade. If the machine vended a can of Josta or something, it would be disgusting to drink. For the record, I lived around Capitol Hill in the late 90's and I have visited this vending machine. I got a 7-UP and my friend got a Dad's Root Beer.
@@joshuasorenson6053 you do know it just gets restocked after a certain amount of time right just no one sees it that’s what adds to the mystery of the machine duh 🙄
I live in Alberta Canada. When I was in highschool over 15 years ago. We used to walk along the main road to get to the school. And along the way we would always start finding these random little Christian comic books all over the place. Tied to poles slid inside cracks of bud stops places on fences, the most random spots. It would only happen once in a while also. After a month goes by my friend started noticing them pop up in other places in the city also. We thought it would be neat if we could catch who was doing it, so we decided to start taking the bus to school MUCH earlier. 5am most days. We started noticing even that new comics were set out already. So we tried for a little earlier. But same thing. We never did catch who was doing it, but the comics would show up randomly throughout the night.
I used to live only a couple blocks away from the Seattle soda machine. It was just feet away from a very busy street called Broadway. I got a soda outta there once but it wasn't anything special. I always just assumed it was put there by the locksmith.
The fact that there were no records of there being a vending permit from the city for the location explains why the locksmith says he has no idea. If he said it was his, he'd be paying some fines. I can't believe the narrator didn't put 2 and 2 together lol
As a New Jersey resident. PK KID is one of the biggest mysteries but at the same time amazing on how they reach these hard to get locations. You can see most tags on the Turnpike and on the Northeast Corridor Trains if you are paying close attention
I am always in AWE when I see tags in the most out of reach areas.. it takes my mind on a beautiful journey of HOW!!! Down in Louisiana we don’t have much tagging, you are lucky to live in a state with such beautiful art!
the soda machine, the gnome, and the hijack were my favorites. i like the hijack because it wasnt creepy or scary or anything it was kinda goofy and funny
Considering one of the main appeals of that mystery vending machine seems to be its stock of discontinued and obscure sodas, perhaps the reason it suddenly disappeared one day was because the person operating it ran out of their stock. And since the sodas were discontinued, it was impossible to restock, and the person thought it would be an affront to the machine's reputation to start stocking it with exclusively conventional items.
Here's the the thing about the meat, what if someone climbed up a ladder onto the roof, put the meat up there, stomped, and left the other meat on the ground?
PK and Kid are two different artist. You can plainly see the difference in the letter styles and fill-in approach . Here in Detroit I knew some graffiti artist they had a bucket lift on the back of their truck and used it to do graffiti with. As for the water tower only thing I can figure is they were suspended from the top down by rope
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I think the owners took the soda machine away thinking they'd be able to sell it for a lot of money but no one was interested so they've decided to put it back. Lol.
It seems more likely to me that they ran out of the usual rare cans they stocked and so put it in storage while also ordering various unique/limited cans from around the world, hence also posting a series of images of the vending machine travelling to different locations across the world while they work on securing and transporting various different types of cans. So when the machine returns there's an appropriate theme and story behind why it's stock changed.
In the late 80's & all through the 90's I was pretty heavily in the graffiti seen in NYC. One day on Staten Island I met a guy named Peter King who claimed to be PK. I won't go into much detail but I had no reason to doubt him. Lets just say that we engaged in some illegal activity together. I was about 16 or 17 at the time & he was probably about 10 years older than me back then. Kid & PK have been tagging since the 80's at least. I am 43 now so PK is most likely in his early to mid 50's I would guess but every once in a while I see a new spot hit. It's not often but it seems that he still has the need to get his adrenaline fix.
So because I spelt a word wrong I am a lier...ok great reasoning. I have no reason to lie. I wouldn't wast my time. I'm not even sure why I am wasting my time to explain myself to trolls.
@@jediknightjairinaiki560 She kept them. I didn't have the heart. Idk what she's done with them now because that was a long time ago but it would've been nice to do something like in the video lol
The Leatherman! He had a bunch of caves and places he would sleep, I used to hang out in one of them. Not sure if it was the one he died in but I think I remember some other kids saying that.
The pickle thing is actually easy to explain, a friend of mine died on the road and his girlfriend lays his favorite food out for him. someone nearby tried to make a big deal out of it claiming it to be something ghostly before she explained that she was leaving it as an offering for him. she chose to go around the time of his death 5:43 am so it would be hard to spot someone if you're not doing a 247 watch or something. At least that's what i can understand the pickle thing as, his gf would leave out burger king but a specific kind of burger that he loved a lot and would always get. Shes done it for 2 years and i met her by accident one day, i already knew her but had to ask. So while not ghostly, it was still sent as a tribute for his passing. And honestly heck, i would also do something like that if my lover passed on. Tho maybe to his grave xD
Soon as I heard about the pickle thing this was my first guess. People that lose loved ones in traffic accidents often set up memorials at the sight of the accident or leave offerings from time to time for them. Even if police do catch them they usually do not bother the person as when the accident is mentioned the police either know of it or can quickly pull up information about it and it's just that persons way of dealing with the grief no harm no foul kinda thing.
That story about the gnomes going on short holidays reminds me of a story section in a book by Australian author, Andy Griffiths. In his book ‘Just Annoying’, the chapter ‘Wish you weren’t here’ includes a story where the protagonist, named Andy, borrows his neighbour Mrs. Scott’s garden gnome and takes it to Mildura to take photos of it for a friendly prank. Long story short, the gnome ends up in a wood chipper. An ending worthy of Stephen King.
I live near Skidmore Missouri. If none of y'all have heard, there was a murder outside the bar there one night. The local bully was shot, and nobody will say a word of it. According to one man, this guy was absolutely horrendous and would bully anyone for anything. Skidmore is now practically a ghost town, and maintains an air of mystery, fear, and dread. It chills the spine even passing through the town. 30 seconds is still 30 seconds too long spent in Skidmore..
The gnome one sounds like a prank that I’ve read about in “101 cool practical jokes”. Basically you take a friend’s favourite toy and give it to someone who is going on a holiday, or you can do it yourself, though your friend might guess that you’re playing a joke on them. Then, you give the person a bunch of envelopes and stamps so that they can send photos of the toy back to your friend. Whoever is sending the photos should write some kind of message at the back, like “Here I am at the Grand Canyon , wish you were here.” When the toy is brought back from holiday, place it outside your friend’s front door. This prank is called “Holiday Snaps”
The Max Headroom , story was fascinating , as where I live , the channels weren't hacked , but one brought the movie and tv series , which proved quite popular .
There’s a mystery surrounding a house in my town. Supposedly, an old lady used to live there with her cats (9 of them). She passed away and no one knew as she was very reclusive. Nonetheless, the cats got hungry and… we’ll use your imagination. While it is confirmed she died there and had cats, the only evidence is the nine cat skeletons found in the house once they finally went inside.
6:05 I have said it countless times to Santa Claus. "Be careful how you put the groceries in the sleigh. They will fall and you will be looking for them"
I did a senior prank where I drew hearts on every car back window in the high school parking lot. And I watched people come out, some left it on their cars the rest of the year but I watched some of the Mexican guys with their decked out cars come out livid and used their shirts to wipe them off. 😂 I watched the hearts go all around town, and no one knows it was me except for my two friends.
I think they sell _window markers_ (they don't ruin the window or anything & are easy to get off) at a store close to me, maybe I can try this to a friends car or something
For about a year and 3 months, there was, every day, 2 loads of sourdough bread that would mysteriously appear on the side of a popular road in my local area. Nobody ever knew where it came from or where it ended up disappearing to at night. This mystery was really confusing and still hasn’t been solved, it’s baffled many in my local area, especially since sourdough bread is quite expensive where I am. And the thought of someone willingly just wasted such expensive bread, was weird.
I lived next to the mystery machine it was stocked by the people who owned the business i met the guy who refilled it. It was just fun not weird or haunted. Good soda selections tho will say that and also super cheap.
As always, I appreciate the extra effort you guys put into making the narration for your videos. You went the extra mile in making and reconstructing your sentences to insert as much puns as you can. Lmao. Thanks!
30 years ago on Thanksgiving I was making an Italian feast. (As we are Italian) Some of the family wanted turkey however, I didn't get one. Some of us were at the big bay window admiring the scene. When a huge package fell from the sky. Each one of us saw something different laying in the snow and sparse grass. I saw something like a trash bag. We ran out and it was a very big turkey. Note, we are the only home for a few miles and looking up you see sky. The family still speaks about it and to date no one has figured it out. Thank you for the wonderful content. Stay safe
3:12 If that vehicle in the picture belongs to the mystery soda machine stickers, I find it hard to believe these people can’t be tracked. There is a license plate in plane view and internet sleuths have solved harder puzzles than that.
I think you should do a video talking about New Mexico and the Land of Enchantments crazy stories. Did you know in the bunker scientists from the Manhattan project watched the first atomic bomb after doing a crazy what-if. What if the atomic bomb set the atmosphere on fire in a life ending atomic explosion. Well I think you and I being alive speaks to the end of that math equation they thought up to answer a terrifying question.
0:29 mystery soda machine 3:56 tv head 5:46 mystery meat 7:58 a real pickle 9:32 hanging honda 11:32 gnome place like home 14:22 the leatherman 18:29 PK kid 20:18 headroom hijack 23:39 the potato phantom
The weird thing about Castro Valley is that Siri sometimes tells me whenever I ask her the location of sleepy Hollow she says look she tells me locations in Castro Valley and other times she tells me the actual location
Off topic I must say i havent seen a black and white ying yang picture like your profile pic!! I was really into them in the 90s growing up!! I seen it and took me back to a peaceful time!!.. Love to see one!
Solutions: Mystery soda machine: Possibly quantum-powered. TV head: Maybe he wears a TV because he hates face reveals and really only wants a virtual (screen) head to hide his identity. Mystery meat: Possibly someone threw it, or maybe catapulted it. Pickles: A real-life Bubble Bass (thief) may have stolen it and the police kept bringing it back and the thief kept stealing it; an infinite steal-return chain. Hanging Honda: Cancelled mission to pull a seemingly crashed car up from the ground. After they found out the car was intact, they cancelled the mission. Leopold the Gnome: Maybe a world adventurer brought him around the world. The Leatherman's Corpse: May have been stolen by resurrection men. PK Kid graffiti: Maybe it really was Diego. Max Headroom hijack: TV hacker or fatal error. Maybe the Max Headroom face was a screensaver. The Potato Phantom: Maybe a man was mailing bowls of mashed potatoes for fun.
In Calgary we have the mystery of Vaseline alley. There have been empty jars of Vaseline appearing along 68th street for years now. It’s so weird. They just keep appearing and nobody knows anything.
Yes! I know that story also but couldn’t remember what city it was in. If my memory serves me correctly on some occasions there were multiple containers set out. I heard about it on the cable news .
For yall who dont know what kid did. He did graffiti on a place a "Heaven spot". The way to make a graffiti spot a heaven's spot is that it has to be a really high area where if they fall they die.
My friend and I put a 20 ft tall tree on the 50 yard line of our junior high school, we used post hole diggers to put it in nice and deep. The groundskeeper dudes eventually chainsawed it down
I like the picture of the "80's" depicting carpet from the '70's, a hairdo from the '60's, and a tv from the '70's, the couch on the other hand, nope, definitely '70's... Maybe the wall paint is '80's with the antique white... the '80's were awesome by the way! That was when there was big hair, chivalry and rock and roll! And really good tv's actually!
The mystery soda vending machine sounds like it's a safe class SCP
So some of you have been questioning why I gave it the safe class and that's because the classes don't rank danger they rank how easy it is contain a anomaly, safe class scp's are easy to contain and easy to understand, keter class scp's are very hard to contain and very hard to understand
Ikr like that one SCP who vends any liquids...
More like scp 261 the pan dimensional vending machine
@@cloudey1133 the one you mean is probably scp294 a coffee machine with a QWERTY keyboard it can dispens any type of requested liquids as long as the thing you want can be found in a liquid form
@@Game-kq6jh yyeeess thats what I mean
@@cloudey1133 i'm happy to help !
(i'm obsessd with scp)
“Stealing” garden gnomes used to be a thing with uni students on holidays here in Australia in the 1970’s. Friends of ours did it. They took a gnome when they were going on a round Australia trip. They took Polaroid photos of it at different tourist destinations around the country, and then dropped the gnome back on the front landing of the house late one night and then left a plastic envelope full of copies of the Polaroids with it for the owners.
Legendary
Andy Griffiths wrote a short story about this prank going evilly wrong
In the state of Chihuahua Mexico, Gnomes are use to scare dogs away from pooping or peeing in the yard or garden. Kinda like the scarecrow of lawns. Never works..lol
What a great story!
That's similar to what happens in the movie Amelie. She brings her Dad's Gnome around the world and sends him pictures so she can feel like her Dad got to travel the world when he couldn't physically do it.
I had a carved bear on my outside window sill that was missing one morning. It showed up again one Sunday morning with a bandana tied around its head, a cigarette dangling from its mouth, and a mostly empty flask bottle of Jack Daniels at its feet! I never knew where it had been, but I think it had fun!
😩😂👏🏾 that’s hilarious 🤣🤣
Man he just want to walk
something similar happened to me actually, we got a stork on our outdoor porch in the garden. one day I noticed the stork had a red ascot on his neck and there was empty bottle of brandy beside it (called starka witch has stork as its mascot) i dunno when or who did it but still its startling to think about despite its funny implications of drunk with a sense of humor
LOVE this! Lmao
I’ll follow it and…. Uh…. Stop it, yeah, stop it
My Dad was the consumate collector of iconic vintage toys. He had an ALF doll he dearly loved, as it had been a favorite show of his. Once when visiting my parents in AZ, we kidnapped Dad's ALF. We took Alf on an adventures all over California (where we live) and neighboring states. We made sure to take fun photos, picked up and sent postcards from ALF to Dad, bought t-shirts, keychains, bumper sticker s, etc from the many "tourist type locations" we visited, to add to Alf's vacation memories. After a full year, we returned ALF home, along with a small child's suitcase completely covered in travel stickers, and full of his many trip treasures.
We never fessed up as the kidnapping culprits, as he was snuck back into Dad's collection with Mom's help, ALF" just reappeared." We never gave ourselves away. This was Dad's greatest unsolved mystery, and it brought him ( and us) much fun and joy! About 5 years later we planned to do another kidnapping, this time abducting his old "Michelin Man Doll," but sadly, Dad passed away before we could pull it off. I loved the Travelling Gnome story!
Lol a funny bittersweet story
Whoever took that gnome and went to the GRAND CANYON is a madlad
That would be dsaf dave
True
Ultra maga super duper chad
It's pretty "Gnome-Boggling"
Get it? Gnome-Boggling? Mind Boggling?
People were doing that in UK about 15 years ago, stealing gnomes and taking them on holiday and posting snaps back to the address. Happened to my mom and hers went on a camping trip around north of England and then had a huge gnome party(about 40 or 50 and house owner had no idea where they came from) in a garden up the road, local Facebook page was set up for people to collect them
I was a very active graffiti writer in the 90's and I can say for certain. Kid & PK are two separate graffiti artists. It's extremely common for teams to place their names so close they look as if they were a single name. Hanging from high places is also slightly common with graffiti artists, but generally only done a small amount of times by the average graffiti artist. Because after putting yourself through it, you generally don't want to again. These were obviously some brave writers.
i live 100 ft from the railroad tracks , 40 + years when i hear one a coming i usually. i hear one now what timing lol , but i go look out the window just to see the art ! i love it most people hate it living in eastern ky i guess little strange for most but i find it very interesting , thanks
@@brianpinion5844 I love good graffiti
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I very rarely hear that, but it's nice when I do! After all most graffiti artists that create the really beautiful pieces, just want to make the world a more beautiful place, in their own way. I wish more people thought like you!
I've always thought that, it should be legal to paint trains. I get that there's safety issues, but come on.. we can solve that problem. It seems most people would rather see graffiti on trains, and most people are more likely to enjoy it on trains, then on a building. I believe that if people could go legally paint trains, then there would be a lot less illegal graffiti on buildings.
@@brianpinion5844 yep when I lived under a bridge that was one of the best parts was the 430 eastbound with all the art from all over the place seen some crazy good pieces .
you explained it first. ive seen these tags around jersey, pretty crazy seein em in a thumbnail of a YT video.
I love the story of the "traveling gnome". What sweet idea for the owners. Really awesome whoever thought of this idea.
I know who did it the maker of phineas and pherb
@@strawberrymilk5319 bro said pherb
@@warpkii5386 i did
When I eventually have a house, I WILL have a Gnome or two, and I WILL hope someone "steals" one of them and does that. The only time I would ever be ok with someone stealing something of mine.
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I used to walk by that mystery vending machine every day. One day, I took a job that required me to be there at 5:30 AM, and I would walk by that machine before sunrise. I was actually disappointed when I saw someone loading it. I wanted to believe that no one ever opens it, but I can confirm that someone was loading it once or twice a week; between 4:30 AM and 5:00 AM.
I didnt know it was illegal to give away vintage TV's in the middle of the night.
I was thinking the same thing.
@@angelstar22 great minds think alike 😂
I think it’s more of a gift actually
@@AAEAEEAEEAAA seriously tho! Why arrest someone for gifting TV sets in the middle of the night?!?!?! They are hurting no one, they are doing nothing wrong, and are destroying/defimating anything... And at the end of the night they leave gifts... Sounds like a magic TV fairy or something.
Yeah and they are strong too i think
"Gnoming" actually started long before 1986... I remember seeing a guest on the Tonight Show (with Johnny Carson) with her traveling gnome and stack of pictures while in college (probably in the Fall of 1975 or Spring of 1976). Was the funniest thing I'd ever heard of back then!
Interesting
You've been gnomed!!!
i love the fact that ppl take time out of there life just to support a mystery about a vending machine
And the fact that you took time out for someone who you think isn't worth your time.
It's much more valid and worth while than speaking of politics.
Your one of those that think it's all condensation coming from the jets still, huh? Saying, look at how beautiful the sunset is with heavy metals reflecting neon blues and greens and oranges. Lol
@@connectingdots3574 and here you are wasting your time writing nonesense
It's 2029 and never thought this would be a thing😂😂
@@FannySnakeKai Lol 😂 🎭🇺🇸
@@2_572 You mean 2021 🕰🎱🔮
So here in my town, there was this neighborhood calico cat named Snickers. Nobody thought much of Snickers at first, but some would leave food and even sometimes a box for him to sleep in outside. Well, one day Snickers just completely vanished. Some tried looking around the neighborhood and even other nearby towns, but Snickers was never found. Some suggest Snickers was cat-napped, and brought somewhere far away, while others think Snickers got lost somewhere we don't even know about, and passed away. Well, wherever Snickers is, I just hope he is safe.
Poor kitty!
Hope the sweetheart is well.
That's not a mystery, that's just an animal that disappeared.
@@spankynater4242Stray/runaway cats often get caught by coyotes where I live. The coyotes hunt at night and will drag their prey off into the brush and eat pretty much everything except the fur, so there's no recovering the microchip. Happened a couple of months ago to a nice cat in my neighbourhood named Hank.
I have him
I'm guessing they bought a warehouse containing old soda but instead of disposing of them they stocked a vending machine until there was no stock left.
Sounds reasonable, to me.👍👍‼️
I've heard from someone that claims to know the pickle person.... It's a memorial type thing. A loved one who LOVED pickles passed away in an accident there and they've gone back to leave pickles. They don't do it in secret and aren't sure how they haven't been caught on camera because they know they've been seen doing it.
The person I spoke to may have been full of shit but I live near there, the person lived in that city their whole life and this is what they told me.
That makes sense. 🤔🤔🙏🏾🙏🏾
Interesting! That’s a nice offering too, pickles r great! 💜😀
I knew it
Omg thank you for some sorta explanation!! I work there and see the pickles all the time!!
not going to lie, I thought it was someone that loved Pickle Rick
The 80s weren't weird. They were AWESOME!!
Yeah, i mis the 80ties!
True.
Totally! 🥳
80ties? Did you mean 80’s
That is what i meant yeah, but are you sure 80ties is wrong? English is my third language , so honestly, you probably are right.
Greetings from the Netherlands!
I love how people take time to do these things its kinda funny and nice at the same time I really love it
I actually cannot believe this has come this full circle. I've lived in New Jersey all my life and when I was younger my parents had separate custody of me and every weekend my dad would drive me an hour to his house and every time we always passed that water tower at 18:57. I always was curious as to who wrote it and thought it might have been a brand, I was very little at the time. But now many years later I see this video pop up in my recommended blew my mind lol
Yes I’ve seen that tower too... it’s all over there place. I grew up in Monmouth county and it was there, NY and it’s even in Philadelphia
and an FYI for you, they are 100% two seperate graffiti writers with two seperate tag names.
Very similar story to mine brother..you can find mad shit on those taggers even on TH-cam I think 🤔 anyway yea they're everywhere all over Jersey like allll over A/C CMD Trenton yea even Philly and obviously North Jersey
Hes a known graffiti artist from Philly, but you can see his tags all over the east coast.. He used to write "Kid" but he owes the city of Philadelphia so much money from property damage, that he now writes "4ever".. Hes part of the ESC crew, u can google or youtube to find out more if u want.. But i swear them dudes are in their 40s and still tagging lmao
I love your pfp
I love the story about the vending machine. I like to believe that it’s a real life SCP. I know it’s not, but it’s still cool.
It is, the government doesn’t want the public knowing about it
Reminds me of the SCP vending machine with a keyboard that would give you 16 ounces of whatever you asked for if it is even possible for it to be liquid
@@auser6633 you’re thinking of SCP-294
I read scp like my life depends on it
What's and scp again
@@melisadrucker719 scary creepy pasta
Fun fact: the mystery soda machine has been found and is actually modeled to a somewhat updated look and still has mystery flavors
Where is it now?
Wait where? Same place?
Bro respond
I don't believe the bit about the soda machine dispensing defunct soda flavors. Contrary to popular opinion, soda doesn't last forever in a can. You're looking at about a year before flavor and carbonation start to degrade. If the machine vended a can of Josta or something, it would be disgusting to drink.
For the record, I lived around Capitol Hill in the late 90's and I have visited this vending machine. I got a 7-UP and my friend got a Dad's Root Beer.
@@joshuasorenson6053 you do know it just gets restocked after a certain amount of time right just no one sees it that’s what adds to the mystery of the machine duh 🙄
I live in Alberta Canada. When I was in highschool over 15 years ago. We used to walk along the main road to get to the school. And along the way we would always start finding these random little Christian comic books all over the place. Tied to poles slid inside cracks of bud stops places on fences, the most random spots. It would only happen once in a while also. After a month goes by my friend started noticing them pop up in other places in the city also.
We thought it would be neat if we could catch who was doing it, so we decided to start taking the bus to school MUCH earlier. 5am most days. We started noticing even that new comics were set out already. So we tried for a little earlier. But same thing. We never did catch who was doing it, but the comics would show up randomly throughout the night.
I used to live only a couple blocks away from the Seattle soda machine. It was just feet away from a very busy street called Broadway. I got a soda outta there once but it wasn't anything special. I always just assumed it was put there by the locksmith.
The fact that there were no records of there being a vending permit from the city for the location explains why the locksmith says he has no idea. If he said it was his, he'd be paying some fines. I can't believe the narrator didn't put 2 and 2 together lol
As a New Jersey resident. PK KID is one of the biggest mysteries but at the same time amazing on how they reach these hard to get locations. You can see most tags on the Turnpike and on the Northeast Corridor Trains if you are paying close attention
I am always in AWE when I see tags in the most out of reach areas.. it takes my mind on a beautiful journey of HOW!!! Down in Louisiana we don’t have much tagging, you are lucky to live in a state with such beautiful art!
For SURE..having lived in TheAmboys,Jersey City, and New Brunswick...that name is synonymous with NJ
The classic "as a"
Linemen and a helicopter
@@mikeyfn-a6684 you're saying PK kid is synonymous with NJ and one of the state's biggest mystery? Seems like a pretty huge exaggeration dude
the soda machine, the gnome, and the hijack were my favorites.
i like the hijack because it wasnt creepy or scary or anything it was kinda goofy and funny
Considering one of the main appeals of that mystery vending machine seems to be its stock of discontinued and obscure sodas, perhaps the reason it suddenly disappeared one day was because the person operating it ran out of their stock. And since the sodas were discontinued, it was impossible to restock, and the person thought it would be an affront to the machine's reputation to start stocking it with exclusively conventional items.
Imagine getting in jail for giving people free vintage turtle back televisions
lol, people must really hate vintage turtle back televisions
@@spillthetruth5898 Yep, absolutely hate it when people give me free vintage turtle back television sets.
At the rate he was giving them for free Well if he were a bad guy who knows if bombs or spy cameras were attached to em
They aren't stealing or hurting anything/anyone
Ikr
So refreshing to see that the lady with the gnome had a good sense of humor about it. 😊 I would’ve too!
I would definitely treasure that book forever!
Man, that knome must of had a good dang nearly 50 year journey! To be honest, I'm kinda jealous of the knome!
Me To
*k n o m e*
@@reluga225 lol
Same!!
you've been k n o m e d
The TV kid was probably the predecessor to *shiver*
*skibidi toilet.*
Here's the the thing about the meat, what if someone climbed up a ladder onto the roof, put the meat up there, stomped, and left the other meat on the ground?
Thought that’s what I would have done, I would have put more meat there.
Yeah, someone was having a "meatup" and this was a reminder. Good idea
I think there are quite a few people who can manage to lob 15 lbs to roof height. Not me, but other people.
I say it was shot from a catapult or similar.
FAX
PK and Kid are two different artist. You can plainly see the difference in the letter styles and fill-in approach . Here in Detroit I knew some graffiti artist they had a bucket lift on the back of their truck and used it to do graffiti with. As for the water tower only thing I can figure is they were suspended from the top down by rope
Your puns leave me shaking my head with a smile. They're so cheesy and fun.
I think they are cancer
@@tesstickles4621 LMAO
Pretty shitty puns tbh, for dimwitted people to enjoy
Bro let them enjoy there puns 💀
Atleast it's not corny
Let’s get him to 12 million! He deserves it
11 but ok
Am I late for a response? He just got 11m! :D
That PK KID! Was an awesome addition. I’m from Jersey and see then all over, that person is a maniac. Dope channel 🤙
Awesome! Thank you!
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@@BeAmazed ㄉˇ
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Yes, I live in New York but I have drove by it before on a vacation to Jersey
I think the owners took the soda machine away thinking they'd be able to sell it for a lot of money but no one was interested so they've decided to put it back. Lol.
Yeah seems more like an SCP then a soda machine XD
It seems more likely to me that they ran out of the usual rare cans they stocked and so put it in storage while also ordering various unique/limited cans from around the world, hence also posting a series of images of the vending machine travelling to different locations across the world while they work on securing and transporting various different types of cans.
So when the machine returns there's an appropriate theme and story behind why it's stock changed.
#starcheateracceped
So true
We have SCP-294 on our hands!
@@MystLunarabne You're sounding kinda sus with such a solid theory.Are you sure that it's not your soda machine? :P
In the late 80's & all through the 90's I was pretty heavily in the graffiti seen in NYC. One day on Staten Island I met a guy named Peter King who claimed to be PK. I won't go into much detail but I had no reason to doubt him. Lets just say that we engaged in some illegal activity together. I was about 16 or 17 at the time & he was probably about 10 years older than me back then. Kid & PK have been tagging since the 80's at least. I am 43 now so PK is most likely in his early to mid 50's I would guess but every once in a while I see a new spot hit. It's not often but it seems that he still has the need to get his adrenaline fix.
from the sounds of it this man as never stopped being a writer if he ie one in the same
i heavly belive this is incorrect because you dont even know how to spell scene
@@theonewhoatebread4976 You spelled two words wrong in your comment. But yeah, I was thinking the same thing.
So because I spelt a word wrong I am a lier...ok great reasoning. I have no reason to lie. I wouldn't wast my time. I'm not even sure why I am wasting my time to explain myself to trolls.
@@theonewhoatebread4976 so that makes you a lier since you spelt 2 words wrong. See how this works genius.
7:22 so you are telling me someone can't throw 7kg? That is less then the average bowling ball
+ machienes exist ✨
From the ground onto a roof? Maybe if it was in a strong bag and they used the trebuchet technique.
The hanging car in Toronto: the wierdest part for me was how quickly people forgot about it...
When I was younger, a friend and I used to go around kidnapping lawn gnomes. She'd always say "that's what they're for" 🤷🏼♀️😁
What would you do with them?
@@jediknightjairinaiki560 She kept them. I didn't have the heart. Idk what she's done with them now because that was a long time ago but it would've been nice to do something like in the video lol
Welp, you need to do something in your free time
The Leatherman! He had a bunch of caves and places he would sleep, I used to hang out in one of them. Not sure if it was the one he died in but I think I remember some other kids saying that.
The pickle thing is actually easy to explain, a friend of mine died on the road and his girlfriend lays his favorite food out for him. someone nearby tried to make a big deal out of it claiming it to be something ghostly before she explained that she was leaving it as an offering for him. she chose to go around the time of his death 5:43 am so it would be hard to spot someone if you're not doing a 247 watch or something. At least that's what i can understand the pickle thing as, his gf would leave out burger king but a specific kind of burger that he loved a lot and would always get. Shes done it for 2 years and i met her by accident one day, i already knew her but had to ask. So while not ghostly, it was still sent as a tribute for his passing. And honestly heck, i would also do something like that if my lover passed on. Tho maybe to his grave xD
Soon as I heard about the pickle thing this was my first guess. People that lose loved ones in traffic accidents often set up memorials at the sight of the accident or leave offerings from time to time for them. Even if police do catch them they usually do not bother the person as when the accident is mentioned the police either know of it or can quickly pull up information about it and it's just that persons way of dealing with the grief no harm no foul kinda thing.
rest in peace. what a sweet gesture
That story about the gnomes going on short holidays reminds me of a story section in a book by Australian author, Andy Griffiths. In his book ‘Just Annoying’, the chapter ‘Wish you weren’t here’ includes a story where the protagonist, named Andy, borrows his neighbour Mrs. Scott’s garden gnome and takes it to Mildura to take photos of it for a friendly prank. Long story short, the gnome ends up in a wood chipper. An ending worthy of Stephen King.
Borrowed the idea from those creative Australians and the movie Fargo. Unless your book predates those events?
5:35 wait so its illegal to give out free vintage tv's???
Nobody answered buddy???
That Coke vending machine is a mystery I have fallen in love with😍😍😍
Dis boi be sus
@@endinator730 What does that mean? 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️ Are you saying the machine is ripped or I will be obese? 🤔🤔🤔
@@XitsundzuxoHimina idk ur just sus
Me too weird in a good way i would love a soda out of there hubba bubba bacon 😋 yummy i want it ..
The only tv headed TH-camr I know is Oddheader who posts about random discoveries in games and film
I have a mystery. How come I'm not rich and handsome? Strange indeed.
yeah, how come?
Me as an asian who gets bullied: *I have a greater mystery-*
Ur too much of a menace sorry not sorry
I live near Skidmore Missouri. If none of y'all have heard, there was a murder outside the bar there one night. The local bully was shot, and nobody will say a word of it. According to one man, this guy was absolutely horrendous and would bully anyone for anything. Skidmore is now practically a ghost town, and maintains an air of mystery, fear, and dread. It chills the spine even passing through the town. 30 seconds is still 30 seconds too long spent in Skidmore..
You just gave me the best movie idea. As terrible as it is, it's a story that needs to be told.
Thats ken mcelroy. Thersz lots of movie and documentery. No one saw a thing is one of them @TheReelist
@@maj.FrankMBurns update: since my comment, I've actually watched it. Wicked stuff.
That's not this kind of mystery. That's just an unsolved crime, those things are everywhere.
Now there's a fine example of fellowship. Normally, a secret can be kept by three people only if two of them are dead.
The gnome one sounds like a prank that I’ve read about in “101 cool practical jokes”. Basically you take a friend’s favourite toy and give it to someone who is going on a holiday, or you can do it yourself, though your friend might guess that you’re playing a joke on them. Then, you give the person a bunch of envelopes and stamps so that they can send photos of the toy back to your friend. Whoever is sending the photos should write some kind of message at the back, like “Here I am at the Grand Canyon , wish you were here.” When the toy is brought back from holiday, place it outside your friend’s front door. This prank is called “Holiday Snaps”
The Max Headroom , story was fascinating , as where I live , the channels weren't hacked , but one brought the movie and tv series , which proved quite popular .
The puns in this vid are genius.
The best one is the second last one: the perpurtaters! 😂
So true
I groaned so hard on a few I think I pulled something
Ya
ok maby but still THARE KINDA BAD DONT YA THINK
Don’t worry the gnome is just the Travelocity gnome.
Ok the gnoming was pretty adorable lol.. it’s like your lil gnome buddy just went traveling for a lil vaca! Can’t get mad at him for that! 💜👍😅
There’s a mystery surrounding a house in my town. Supposedly, an old lady used to live there with her cats (9 of them). She passed away and no one knew as she was very reclusive. Nonetheless, the cats got hungry and… we’ll use your imagination. While it is confirmed she died there and had cats, the only evidence is the nine cat skeletons found in the house once they finally went inside.
How's it a mystery? The woman died, the cats at her. What's there to solve?
@@swandive46 Uh, who the woman was? why was her such a recluse?.
Dang that wrong but kinda cool :)
6:05 I have said it countless times to Santa Claus.
"Be careful how you put the groceries in the sleigh. They will fall and you will be looking for them"
Good one😊😂
I did a senior prank where I drew hearts on every car back window in the high school parking lot. And I watched people come out, some left it on their cars the rest of the year but I watched some of the Mexican guys with their decked out cars come out livid and used their shirts to wipe them off. 😂 I watched the hearts go all around town, and no one knows it was me except for my two friends.
That's funny
I think they sell _window markers_ (they don't ruin the window or anything & are easy to get off) at a store close to me, maybe I can try this to a friends car or something
First off, that's classic !! Secondly, you cute af
“Highway commuters and pickle enthusiasts relished the idea”
Xd
best comment yet
My theory:
Mystery soda machine was created by a locksmith workers
You guys should make a throwback special. The best facts, hacks, and stories of the past in a one hour or two hour video.
For about a year and 3 months, there was, every day, 2 loads of sourdough bread that would mysteriously appear on the side of a popular road in my local area. Nobody ever knew where it came from or where it ended up disappearing to at night.
This mystery was really confusing and still hasn’t been solved, it’s baffled many in my local area, especially since sourdough bread is quite expensive where I am. And the thought of someone willingly just wasted such expensive bread, was weird.
Drugs most likely lol
My dad does this when bread goes bad in the house.. throws it on the roof of the garage , everybody eats. Birds, squirrels, rats, possums, raccoons
@@antoniorangel9784 that or leaving it for homeless
The Max Headroom hijack was a little scary
Agreed
No it inspired me to become a menace when I saw this video
It was scarry it was fu*king creepy holy sh*t
I bet if it was Porn that showed up on TV, they would have found out who it was
This is my new favorite urban legend, but yea i agree it was scary
I just can’t with the dad jokes 😂😂😂😂
After a long travel, you really begin to understand that "there's Gnome place like home."
LMAO! You do the greatest videos. Your content is awesome! Thumbs up!
I appreciate that!
i see that your making bots now. not even surprised. this is just a pump and dump channel
@@BeAmazed tell max headroom say sorry for you hacking the tv on 1987
@Pear Tree ur right
@@peartree3439 man it's not even ur business
I lived next to the mystery machine it was stocked by the people who owned the business i met the guy who refilled it. It was just fun not weird or haunted. Good soda selections tho will say that and also super cheap.
Wow that's cool
Cool story but no. 😂😂 its a mystery but you've met the people 😂😂 stfu. Solve the mystery or it never happened. 😂😂
@@ItzAWrapYo he did solve it. He has about as much proof as the video maker.
This channel is so phenomenal. I never know what I’m going to learn or hear about next.
As always, I appreciate the extra effort you guys put into making the narration for your videos. You went the extra mile in making and reconstructing your sentences to insert as much puns as you can. Lmao. Thanks!
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@@endinator730 Phial 📶 conscious slushy 🎿 Ivanka aches
@@Will324 u be acting a little sus mate, ngl
@@endinator730 is the float dissed? Then dont collectivize sounding digs slushy boy
This was something completely new, a world-famous vending machine, with moments of surprise
Damn, I never knew giving away free old school tvs to every one in the neighborhood was a crime 😂😂😭😭
BE AMAZED: these are urban mysterys nobody can solve!!!
also BE AMAZED: *literally solves it*
30 years ago on Thanksgiving I was making an Italian feast. (As we are Italian) Some of the family wanted turkey however, I didn't get one. Some of us were at the big bay window admiring the scene. When a huge package fell from the sky. Each one of us saw something different laying in the snow and sparse grass. I saw something like a trash bag. We ran out and it was a very big turkey. Note, we are the only home for a few miles and looking up you see sky. The family still speaks about it and to date no one has figured it out.
Thank you for the wonderful content. Stay safe
3:12 If that vehicle in the picture belongs to the mystery soda machine stickers, I find it hard to believe these people can’t be tracked. There is a license plate in plane view and internet sleuths have solved harder puzzles than that.
Exactly
Thats what I was thinking 🤣
So Right 🤯
i love how that if that soda machine actually has a twitter account and the fact that it is called mystery soda machine XD
Lol it's crazy u know 🤔
#RAADALKURDI 👈👈👈
The mystery soda machine sounds like an SCP to me
Sussy baka
@@jamiesonboulanger1478 there is an scp kind of like it it is a coffee machine wich can dispence any liquid
The man-behind-the -machine in the first story is BRILLIANT! I hope he's very rich.
The soda thing is like "Pick a chest, it will help you on your way". You don't know if the drink you get is the normal kind or a powerful pop
18:51
Right when you said spiderman
A spiderman ad appeared
There is one mystery. It’s called the great mystery of how I’ve survived to adulthood 😂
SAME
Same same here
I think you should do a video talking about New Mexico and the Land of Enchantments crazy stories. Did you know in the bunker scientists from the Manhattan project watched the first atomic bomb after doing a crazy what-if. What if the atomic bomb set the atmosphere on fire in a life ending atomic explosion. Well I think you and I being alive speaks to the end of that math equation they thought up to answer a terrifying question.
I remember the 1987 Max headroom TV takeover. It seriously made no sense I was only seven though. So a lot of things didn't make sense.
Heard it was planned by max headroom team themselves
The amount of puns in the video is even more interesting, like how long did it take you guys to make them XD
Unsolved mystery: how many puns are there in all of their videos combined?
0:29 mystery soda machine
3:56 tv head
5:46 mystery meat
7:58 a real pickle
9:32 hanging honda
11:32 gnome place like home
14:22 the leatherman
18:29 PK kid
20:18 headroom hijack
23:39 the potato phantom
Ths bro
That coca cola machine was really interesting! I wanna know where it is now!
If i ever see it i will buy some and sell it since the sodas are rare
The weird thing about Castro Valley is that Siri sometimes tells me whenever I ask her the location of sleepy Hollow she says look she tells me locations in Castro Valley and other times she tells me the actual location
Off topic I must say i havent seen a black and white ying yang picture like your profile pic!! I was really into them in the 90s growing up!! I seen it and took me back to a peaceful time!!.. Love to see one!
@@HelloHello-zf2sv its not complete half though, it looks a lil sketchy being mostly white.
Would have loved the Hubba Bubba "soda", I'm sure but we don't have it in my country. 😭
Try Big Red soda. It's basically Bubble Gum Soda
@KHOR JIN RUI Moe why would it be sus
@All Minecraft Block obviously you never tried it.
I remember seeing the interruption on WGN. I can’t believe it’s never been solved!
I loved the joke you made in the gnome mystery this part:”maybe this mystery is un-gnome” got me laughing on the floor!
When Dennis gives you a free vintage tv he is officially Dennis the menace
@4:55 what a genius, he was like "fuck paying the dump, here you can have these for free"
I found your channel recently and I have been really enjoying your videos. Thanks 😁
in marriage functions,
old people always poke me and say ' you're next.'
so I started the same thing in funerals.
r/cursedcomments
Clever
Aaaah, LOL!!!
😂😂😂 grandma ain’t gonna be happy
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I loved the puns the narrator says including the MEATeorite pun
Truthfullness
I liked the Perpotators one 🥔
Your voice is so friendly that I feel safe! You also didn’t have any dumb music. Great puns!
Solutions:
Mystery soda machine: Possibly quantum-powered.
TV head: Maybe he wears a TV because he hates face reveals and really only wants a virtual (screen) head to hide his identity.
Mystery meat: Possibly someone threw it, or maybe catapulted it.
Pickles: A real-life Bubble Bass (thief) may have stolen it and the police kept bringing it back and the thief kept stealing it; an infinite steal-return chain.
Hanging Honda: Cancelled mission to pull a seemingly crashed car up from the ground. After they found out the car was intact, they cancelled the mission.
Leopold the Gnome: Maybe a world adventurer brought him around the world.
The Leatherman's Corpse: May have been stolen by resurrection men.
PK Kid graffiti: Maybe it really was Diego.
Max Headroom hijack: TV hacker or fatal error. Maybe the Max Headroom face was a screensaver.
The Potato Phantom: Maybe a man was mailing bowls of mashed potatoes for fun.
In Calgary we have the mystery of Vaseline alley. There have been empty jars of Vaseline appearing along 68th street for years now. It’s so weird. They just keep appearing and nobody knows anything.
Yes! I know that story also but couldn’t remember what city it was in. If my memory serves me correctly on some occasions there were multiple containers set out. I heard about it on the cable news .
Somebody is in that alley getting railed with maximum lubrication 🤣
Prostitution maybe
15:01 looks like Hagrid in the animation.
From Harry Potter if you didnt know.
the puns are giving me life!!!
For yall who dont know what kid did. He did graffiti on a place a "Heaven spot". The way to make a graffiti spot a heaven's spot is that it has to be a really high area where if they fall they die.
My friend and I put a 20 ft tall tree on the 50 yard line of our junior high school, we used post hole diggers to put it in nice and deep. The groundskeeper dudes eventually chainsawed it down
The Soda Machine is still the SCP-294! The foundation is everywhere ;-)
i knew it sounded like an SCP!
Maybe it could also be SCP 261
Arent scps fictionnal
This is a joke
Lol
4:35 I would be so happy if I walked out of my house one day to see a free CRT TV had been delivered to my door
I like the picture of the "80's" depicting carpet from the '70's, a hairdo from the '60's, and a tv from the '70's, the couch on the other hand, nope, definitely '70's... Maybe the wall paint is '80's with the antique white... the '80's were awesome by the way! That was when there was big hair, chivalry and rock and roll! And really good tv's actually!