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Not-so-fun fact: I actually had someone do the thumbnail to me once. I was VERY young at the time, and I was staying at a daycare. I saw the daycare owner eating some fried fish and me, being the fish lover I am, wanted some. The owner fed me. That's when shit hit the fan and I choked on a small fishbone, which I still remember vividly to this day. The owner seeing me coughing and tearing up immediately realized what happened and started doing the same as the thumbnail. I didn't resist much since I knew she was trying to help me. After some suffering, she got it out and all was well. For a few months after that incident, whenever I ate fish I would turn it into mincemeat lol.
Wouldn't that be really painful tho? like the bone scraping against the front of your throat? that gives me serious chills.
🤣🤣 after choking on a fish bone as a kid I bearly eat fish but when I do I spend so much time pulling all the bones out.
@@that1crazyfurry646or get deboned fish steaks... If you do choke, there are easier ways to dislodge it, and then you get the "fun" of suing the corporation for not ensuring their "boneless" would be free of bones...
Shit dude.
@@cynicalminion oooh devious
Love Robin getting very passionate about what counts as “oddly” terrifying
the passion is oddly terrifying
@@gaming2ebbrell136Nope. Just terrifying
I'm glad! This sub forgot what it was supposed to be about 😮💨
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No its only oddly,
Fun fact: most(if not all) animals can sense when something’s wrong or when something bad is about to happen(for example, heart attacks, medical issues, natural disasters, ect) so if your pet starts acting odd for now reason, you should trust them. Also, if the forest is completely quiet, that usually means that theirs some sort of apex predator around because the forest is NEVER silent unless theirs an apex predator around
The forest is often quiet when I’m in it, I think they believe I’m a predator probably because I usually roam there with a machete
@@mangoman1096 I mean fully quiet theirs usually the sound of birds or bugs, and to be fair you are a human
@@firemonster3603and it can get quiet when there is a storm coming soon
So you either *are* the predator
there *is* a predator
Or silly goofy storm 😜😜
@@official_soupy_for_flavors yep *always* trust your pet if they start actin off, it’ll either save your live, or save someone else’s
@@firemonster3603 orrrrrr
*Become* the predator
My grandmother is Japanese, not Chinese, but she's heard about the foot binding thing of China. And her theory was this it made it harder for women to do anything unwomanly like run away from their abusive husband or the rampaging armies of their local warlord.
I thought it was a beauty standard they had, though it could be both. Beauty being what they said out loud and stopping them from running away being the quiet part
@@aceentity7703 It could be that it became a custom popularized by certain sadistic nobility with the people down the line not knowing it's true intentions. They believed it was beautiful because the people with power said it was. A placebo effect.
I mean really, cruel and insane warlords and nobility are not that uncommon in China's long history.
@walnzell9328 or any history sadly but thanks for giving me a different perspective on the issue, it was something that stuck with me when we learned about it in school
Definitely would believe this. It's painful just to look at the x-ray, and after all power is what mainly sets the trends. If powerful people say 'this is what's attractive, this is what's fashionable' people tend to agree without question because the alternative probably doesn't have a pleasant consequence. You have a very insightful, and I believe accurate, view on foot binding..
iirc this was correct, it kept them women in the household and as immobile as possible without TECHNICALLY criplling them
28:13 this dome contains radioactive contaminants from past nuclear launch tests. It was placed on top of the crater from the “Cactus” nuclear missile, hence the name of the dome. Because of this, the surrounding area is already more radioactive than the contaminants inside the dome, so any breaches and leaks from the dome won’t really affect how irradiated the area is.
Damn
I thought i had seen it somewhere, thanks for the info!
Fun Fact: Most people on the Titanic didn't die from drowning but from freezing to death with how cold the water was.
well I wouldn't exactly describe Newfoundland's climate as "equatorial"
Thanks for giving me something newly learned today ❤
Ah yes. *FUN FACT*
@@thelazygamer2195there is fun in funeral after all!
Cool!
The reason that old meds looked like candy is because they used the same types of machines to cut/ break/ pack the candy as they did for the meds.
Free microdose of random medicine!
Fun fact: Titanic has a younger identical sister that also sank, Britannic. She was supposed to be the most luxurious of her class but never got to serve the public. As she sank before entering transatlantic service during WW1 from a mine. Experienced divers are able to visit her wreck as the ship sank in shallow water while the captain was attempting to beach her. The water was so shallow that the ship’s bow hit the sea floor before the stern had even gone under.
Oh,I thought it was called the Oceanic
@@Cyanna.Scribe you most likely are thinking about Titanic and Britannic’s older sister, Olympic. She was the only ship from this class to survive and serve the public post WW1. Going on to have a service life of 24 years the ship was then scrapped while still in perfect condition.
Another fun fact, there was a lady who worked on all three ( I think) when they had their incidents.
@@nixDrgnslyr you are correct, she survived both Titanic, Britannic when they sank, as well as Olympic when she collided with another ship.
@@DraperStan23Not quite 30 years or in perfect condition, but I don't wanna end up in confidently incorrect so ima shut up
I don't think I have ever heard Robin's voice crack before. Lexi's , sure, but Robin was clearly very terrified of that placenta bear in a jar. It was likely put in the jar to preserve it, btw.
Not happy that with the nursing home that just let those people sit in nasty water where there could be sewage &/or leeches. Especially not happy they weren't trying to get the cat to a safe place like responsible pet owners.
They kept the bear in there to keep it from escapeing and gathering more placentas to grow.
Please, we all know that bear was put in the jar to preserve lives.
lmfao p much any mursing home is gonna let people sit in waste
Knowing that Junji Ito is ALSO an actual trained dentist, him creating smth out of the Dental phantom.... Horrifying thought....
Respect for the guy.
Would definitely love to see his creations.
That dental phantom actually reminded me of Sauron's mouth from Lotr but with better teeth.
OH SHIT HE IS??
Another not-so-fun fact: When some scientists were researching fear, they managed to find a few people who have the "fear" part of the brain disabled for various reasons. Each of them was tested separately. They all remained cool in every situation but drowning. Drowning causes some more primal version of fear.
To be fair most times when we are afraid we aren’t actively dying such as being up high or seeing something scary if your drowning you are already dying
Another not so fun fact: this is why you aren't supposed to try to grab a person who is actively drowning (I'm talking flailing around and grabbing things), because a drowning person will literally drag you down with them and they won't even know they're doing it, even if you're a very strong well experienced swimmer. Toss them the ring, don't be stupid and go in after them yourself.
@@babowasalwayshere or just wait until they go under themselves or swim up behind them and quickly push them under
It's not drowning specifically. It's a build up of carbon dioxide in your body. Plus you have to not know that it's happening or why. When they did it on people with normal fear response, they didn't experience the same fear because they knew it was controlled and temporary.
@@jameson1239 wh- what? push them under? you mean drown them yourself and THEN rescue them?
There's actually a logical reason for the tape around the Barbie's neck. It's to keep the head from popping off during shipping. Have you ever seen a kid pop a head off a Barbie doll? It's not really that difficult and a lot of times it also breaks off a small piece of plastic. Makes it very hard to pop back on, and it's never the same.
that actually makes the barbie thing less scary...other than the legs being taped up
I thought it was to keep the hair in place
I love how emotionally Robin reacts to the placenta bear being in a jar.
He must've gotten flashbacks of the cum jars on the internet.
"a n d y o u p u t i t i n t h e j a r
u u u e e e h h a h"
Exactly. 😂
I’m thinking: MATE!!! Why do you want it OUT of the jar!? It’s will just gross everything up! 😭
I think it reminded him of the rainbow dash jar incident and that's why he was so horrified
@@pastelk that's what I thought!
10:51 for some reason my eyes went directly to the only readable part of the text "have to go to sleep" which has somehow made the whole image 110% more terrifying.
The only word I saw was shoot, at the top.
I did my best to try and type out everything that looked like whole words and not just stray letters. From what I've been able to find, it seems that the neighbour has untreated schizophrenia.
Lemme copy from my comment;
Try out south Please
God God
Please turn off Attraction/affection
At least the 3rd smile
Rumors they send to support me
I have to go to sleep
3 inside out saints
quintinetwork plus they replace sleep never understand
Mashed it Bernie Pahns house. Try
God please help!
....ty Rd inhaler! Please the ......... of me was supposed to be destroyed,
[upside down] me tree I am not
[sideways] help me so tired of Psyche
alone. I am so tired, tell ....
[a full address and zip code for Kentucky]
firefighter, I have mine
the Stadium gig I got .... schedule
[upsidedown] Remember I am not
begs
[sideways] help
can't let go .... insecurity
Eugene is alive Rider
sui--ide is my God
[sideways] Bet
I am too stoned for ...
advent fortold, circled 211~911-(112)
better help ....all 356269 have Solar real Stop
Tylers too upset is My fault that .....
Tell Tyler Lee says .......
help
another readable part is "alive" which the editor zooms in on towards the end
That was the only part I saw too 😭
I'm glad someone else at least saw that part, I was worried that no one else would mention it.
The spider with the white fuzz is usually a cellar spider/ daddy long leg covered in a fungus called cordyceps. People call them “zombie spiders” The only way I know they actually move a little and aren’t actually fully dead is because I went to an abandoned industrial park and saw them and being curious I poked one and it moved, very little absolutely because they’re slowly dying lol.
For real! At one rental I lived in, me and my besties realised that this big ivy covered thing was a shed. We opened it up and it was full of these. I'd never seen them before (and I love bugs) so I called the government ministry to come check it out
it's not so much cordyceps, but another fungus instead. Engyodontium aranearum to be specific!
Was looking for this comment! Almost creepier knowing this than being confused by it.
@@ScarabCentral I don’t know a lot about fungus but I do know a lot about bugs so thank you for the correction I honestly had to Google what the fungus was called
@@bf6201 you're welcome! Cordyceps primarily targets a lot of ant species, i don't think there's many, if any, cases where it's infected an arachnid. It'd definitely be concerning if it did though, that's for sure.
him screaming about the cat
"Look at the cat!!....HELP!!"
That made me laugh so hard. idk why, but he seems more expressive in this video than usual, and I'm all for it
The reason that the concept art of Bruce is scarier (at least to me) is because the giant dark eyes and longer face make him seem more like a wild animal, something that wouldn’t be friendly and wouldn’t hold back tearing you to shreds, while the final version is human enough to where he can at least try to hold back.
he’s kinda cute tho
Brine pools are really scary though. They have so much salt content that they can reach temperature well below freezing. The ocean water above can sometimes even spread into underwater icicles that once it reaches the bottom, it turns the ground below the brine pool into straight ice, trapping any creatures down there. Especially starfish.
"Is the deep hole still straight?" Was a great question and it will now haunt me for ever
The hole was never straight to begin with. It was so hot down there that the drill started to slowly melt and disfigure, so it would stray off course.
I took this sentence the wrong way-
0:41 This is actually really accurate! I was choking on something a few years ago, I think it was a piece of steak, and the fastest way to get it out was just to reach in there... It doesn't sound like you can, but if you can't breath, and you're alone in the room, you definitely do that as your first reaction! I didn't even know that this was an actual technique before doing it, but i'm sure glad I didn't try to do anything fancy and just put my hand in, and got it out! Im alive and well as of now, if you're wondering.
I tried this and I died. Don't do it.
This is very handy cuz I tend to choke on oranges due to the white part that sticks to the slices so it always never breaks apart easy. I’m so casual about it now cuz I’m so use to the feeling of the orange getting stuck in my throat I just now slow breathing and count and just pull the sucker out.
….I think I should quit eating oranges….
The Heimlich maneuver is still better in most situations because doing that method can cause you to gag hard enough to trigger vomiting which will then go into the lungs and kill you 100% of the time (unless you live in a hospital somehow)
also; you can do the Heimlich maneuver on yourself, just get a chair or something equivalent and thrust into the chair making sure the chair presses on your lungs (the lungs are just below the sternum which is the middle bone of the rib cage).
Its great that you where able to do that and i hope that you wil live a long and healty live
@@joeyrony2887yes i know that techniek
Lukly neffer had to use it but i did see poeple use it IRL
Here's an oddly terrifying fact: I recently had my teeth x-rayed and it turns out one of my teeth, which is still in my gums and should be growing into a gap, has been growing in the wrong direction. Specifically the direction of the roots of my other teeth. To solve this problem I have to get the tooth surgically removed. I've had teeth taken out before but only with local anaesthetic, not general anaesthetic. I'm scared.
It ain't that bad, they will tell you to look at yourself in the TV or count some shit and before you know it, you will wake up with it all done.
I’m guessing this was probably a wisdom tooth cos they’re just bastards like that. And whilst I can’t reassure you about the experience of having teeth out atm (I’m waiting for mine to be removed with general as well, cos local anaesthetic doesn’t work on me), I have had surgery done under general. You’ll be chatting to the people putting you under one second, and you’ll wake up in a recovery unit the next. If you’re U.K. based, you’ll be offered tea pretty damn quick, as well as water. You’ll be nil-by-mouth for several hours before (which does kinda suck), but it’s generally pretty chill. You’ll be ok
I just got my wisdom teeth out last week, and I can already eat pretty much normally, so you'll be fine. About going under for the surgery, it'll be an interesting experience, for me it felt like my entire body was going numb, like how you been sitting on your leg the wrong way for a bit too long numb, but more intense. After that I was fully under and my brain just kept replaying the last sensation it felt before going under. So for like a minute or so just listening to the orthodontist's muffled voice repeating the same few words and staring at a slowing darkening ceiling before then waking up with my wisdom teeth out.
i don’t know much about this, but i just wanted to say, i hope you make it out okay, with no pain and it’s all done. good luck 🙏
Okay, I’ll walk you through it. A few seconds after the injection, your vision will sound like a weird tunnel and your head will feel like it’s about to float away from your body like a balloon, and then you’ll be unconscious. It’s only a few seconds of discomfort, and then you awaken whoever you need to be. Your vision will be all twisty and turny and slowly stabilize. Don’t eat or drink anything until you can start to sort of walk again or your doctor or whoever gives you instructions. The first few second’s definitely suck, but it’ll be okay. I’ve had this done to remove baby teeth that refused to leave
Fun fact about Orcas, they are, in fact, training each other and working together to take down Yachts, and are attacking Yachts far more than fishing boats now
I'm not as intimidated with dark depths, but man, why does that choking diagram have to feature a tear coming out of the child's eye? '~'
@HeisenbergIsHereI've seen you everywhere, and now you're speaking uh Armenian?
@@thetexan1011wrong person, you're thinking of the other one
@@thetexan1011wrong one
@@idkoctavia :(
@@thetexan1011:)
Randall Munro of XKCD did ask a friend what would happen if someone tried to go swimming in one of those nuclear reactor pools. The response was, “Our pool? You’ll be dead long before you get there. But not from radiation, but the bullets.”
Apparently unless something is terribly wrong with the reactor containment, you should be fine.
so the bullets are somehow less painful than the pool??
(Should add: I expected there to be consequences for doing something like this)
@@atomicnumber202 Those pools are filled with a form of water called deuterium dioxide or heavy water. Deuterium is an isotope of helium in which it has a neutron in its nucleus. It does a pretty good job of blocking radiation
17:46 not only is water just so insanely terrifying in terms of deadliness, but its also literally a basic necessity for human survival.
That's why it's so fun for dumb riddles
In the jumbled notebook writings I read "where to go to sleep" and "so tired". Maybe it was left by a homeless person. It's sad if real.
19:46 Fun Fact: the Giant Star-Nosed Mole was exclusively featured in the City of Ember Movie and never appeared in the book.
The only creatures mentioned in the first City of Ember book were rats and bugs, and they were normal sized.
Also, Gil Kenan directed the City of Ember movie and also Monster House, which you called out at 2:18.
Thank you! I was confused because I've read the book and didn't remember any giant moles or sloths!
OOOHHH ok i was SO confused cuz ive read the book and i was like "..huh? the what? when did that..."
Same. I thought Robin had lost it
Oh I remember the placenta bear. The image was used to depict an SCP. A teddy bear that murdered people and made other teddy bears out of pieces of them. There was the ear bear that screamed so loud it caused rupturing of organs, a metal bear that sliced through people like butter, and a bear made out of a fetus.
Ghck…
I…
Am not a fan of SCP…
24:22 about the superdeep bore hole, since the hole is in Russia and they rarely get Earthquakes because of their tectonic plates are at the edges of the continent, it should mean that the hole stayed the same cause there isn't anything acting on it
27:24 Did you know that when Denmark and Sweden play each other in sports the scoreboard shows all of the letters in Sweden (SWE vs DEN) and the excluded letters spell Denmark (sweDEN vs denMARK)
I didn't, thank you for the random fact! ^^ 🩵
That lighthouse will eventually collapse and fall in to the sea due to natural corrosion of the rock pillar it’s on. So even more terrifying knowing that they might not even know that they will die if they are present in the lighthouse at the time it collapses.
13:09 That moment when society is so sexually repressed that they don't want to have to teach boys to clean a flap SO MUCH that they have to invent THIS.
It’s cruel and disgusting!
@@0_dearghealach_083 IKR? IT'S JUST A FLAP!
16:10 for anyone wondering, assuming this photo was taken in 2023, she'd be 643 years old!
The cactus dome is actually a giant concrete structure built over a nuclear crater from American nuclear tests in the Marshal Islands. The reason why they built it over that specific one is cause the US government dug up tons of radioactive debris and stuffed 73,000 cubic meters of the stuff in that crater which for scale is 115 meters or about 647 bananas wide
Regarding the swimming in a nuclear pool thing, that would actually be surprisingly save. Water is really good at blocking radiation. So as long as you stay away a few meters from the actual fuel elements you'll even get less radiation than outside of the pool, because the water will not only block the radiation from the nuclear material in the pool, but also the trace radiation from the sun and nuclear elements in the earth's crust below us
If a dog has any sort of hesitance about something off in the distance especially when in the woods, I am 110% going to trust that animals judgment more than my abilities of perception.
20:50 Okay but falling into a black hole is its own type of infinite hell.
Look up spaghettification.
Imagine watching your legs do that for many millenia while your head hasn't receieved the pain signal yet.
Jesus Christ, that's a terrifying image
12:34 If it's oozing lava you'll probably be fine, that means it's not closed off and slowly building up pressure, turning it into a giant bomb
Hmm a bomb, Nature's bomb
Knowing retirement home staff, im not surprised those people are just sitting around in the dangerous floodwater
Ya… same.
Sadly true.
I am now sad.
To Robin: The heimlich maneuver is first from 1974. It is universal to a degree though some medical experts debate its usefulness in choking scenarios.
I was there when it was new. Before that, it actually was somewhat accepted to cram the obstruction in further, as it was better than a corpse. If shoved into the trachea instead of the esophagus, it didn’t work. Back blows were popular.
@@mred8002 Back blows are still preferred over the heimlich for babies/children and anyone that you can't sufficiently wrap your arms around. The main thing behind the heimlich's popularity is honestly just the dude's trademarked name and his PR campaign promoting it.
@@clockside Back when we were told to get kids face down and horizontal , then thump them. If a pair of esophageal forceps was by me, I’d use that.
Seen the Heimlich maneuver done in person before. Had an uncle chocking on some grapes he was throwing up and catching with his mouth. My mom did the Heimlich maneuver on him and the grape went out flying. It works by pushing any air your got inside back up, so it minimizes the risk of food falling into wrong pipe.
My dad was part of a wildlife vet program in college. He got the job of listening to the bears breath so he could tell the vets that the bear was waking up.
Robin, I have a fair few disagreements with you, but I'm with you on the circumcision thing. It should only be done on consenting adults imo, not routinely done to infants.
What do you disagree with 🤔
15:49 shoot the jar and bear with a Barrett.50 cal, then fire a SMAW, then shoot it with an AA-12, and then shoot it with an RPG7, then Molotov cocktails and if you want to make extra extra EXTRA sure it is dead……… just throw it into an active volcano.
Nay, launch it into the sun.
The mismatched eye thing is called anisocoria and I have it as well. Mine is benign, thankfully, (I was thoroughly checked for a tumor etc) but it was certainly scary when I noticed it one random afternoon
Fun Fact: the "cactus dome" is a nuclear waste dump site from the nuke testing in the 50s and 60s in the bikini atolls where the US tested nukes to see its effects on war ships and detonation underwater. After the clean up efforts in the 70s the waste was dumped into a massive concrete tomb called a cactus dome.
It's starting to leak by the way.
28:30, so this is an abandoned nuclear waste site from US Nuclear Testing in the 1940’s and 50’s. 😬
10:51, alright, here's what I can make out;
"should look outside (pleso?)"
"The 3rd shile returnes,"
" they search for what me"
"I HAVE TO GO TO SLEEP"
"he was supposed to be sharp"
"I'm alone"
I can't tell what everything else says but there appears to be tears at the bottom of the page and the paper was ripped out of a rectangular sketchbook with little caution.
How does the editor display his exact emotion by anling a picture? Great video as always!
I googled that clocktower in mekka and the tower itself is oddly terrifying. It stands in the middle of skyscrapers and is double their size. It's bigger than the mountains around the city. It's the second tallest building in the world and the fact that I've never heard of it before now is crazy
the thing about the black hole, the point is that while unconfimed there is something, known as great attractor that would make that thing look like a joke
19:38 Yeah, Giant Ground Sloths were indeed a thing, and they existed untill only a few thousands of years ago, when humanity was already building civilizations. Some ground sloths like Megatherium and Eremotherium could literally tower over Mastodon, and they are speculated to have been the inspiration for the legend of the Mapinguari, in Brazil.
Furthermore, the character Sid, from Ice Age, was based on ground sloths aswell! Tho, in smaller species such the Mylodon.
One thing the image doesnt show is that these tunnels are massive, you can stand upright inside them as they average between 2 to 2.5m in height.
One of the fossils of the Giant Brazilian Ground Sloth was discovered in a stone quarry in my town.
haha badger moles go brr
17:56 apparently this was an image from a nursing home flooding during hurricane Harvey. This picture lead to their (not sure about the cat) rescue.
19:15 Most bones cancers are metastatic, but if it’s a primary bone cancer, osteosarcoma is the most common. Chordoma and chondrosarcomas usually start at the skull base but it’s hard to tell from the picture if there’s any damage in that area. Ewings sarcoma can also start at the front of the skull, but it’s the rarest bone cancer.
That dental mannequin will haunt my dreams for the rest of my life
don't look up the "modern" version that japan made either. it has a face.
It’s a retro Xenomorph.
It reminded me of "The Batman who Laughs"
Now that I look at him again, I'm convinced this device was their inspiration
During the bing part... Was I the only one not paying attention and just came back to Robin threatening a chinese man?
The borehole was filled up before they put the seal on it, if I remember correctly. So while there’s no longer a super deep shaft, there *is* a super long pillar.
The "forbidden candy" one does remind me of how when I was very young (long before I ever learned to read) I saw what I thought were a couple M&Ms on my night stand, so I grabbed one and popped it into my mouth. It had a sweet coating. So far, so good. I began chewing and it suddenly tasted very bitter. I spit the pieces out. Turns out, my babysitter put some Advil on my night stand for her to take shortly thereafter.
18:52 was mind-blowing.
Look someone had to say it alright?
Yeah
9:50 I live nearby the Nubble Lighthouse and I have an answer that might fit! Though the Nubble no longer has people actually loving there (and no human has been there in years), there is still a small basket attached to a wire that would transport goods and people over! It's dangerous and I'm 99% sure someone died on it, but that's how it worked. It's no surprise why it's automated now, but the island looks beautiful from afar!
I really want to go there for some reason
Henry Judah Heimlich (February 3, 1920 - December 17, 2016) was an American thoracic surgeon and medical researcher. He is widely credited as the inventor of the Heimlich maneuver, a technique of abdominal thrusts for stopping choking, first described in 1974.
Robin talking about some of these is oddly terrifying enough
11:07 "shoot [him out?] "have to go to sleep" "please [can't make out the rest]" "He was supposed to be [asleep? I dunno]"
That's the only thing I can make out, and then it turns into scribbled words, written too fast/frantic/ psychotically to make it out at all.
That make it feel less terrifying? No? Good :)
The Randy room straight up feels like someone mentioned they liked Randy's character once, and got a few too many Randy related gifts... and decided "welp guess i'm collecting these now, may as well make it as weird as possible". Especially if some of the weirder stuff there were joke gifts intended to creep them out by close friends.
How?? They literally have pics of him on their wall.
@@DuskPShermanWallaby123 I mean like, maybe they got a few weird gifts, and decided to double down on it themselves. Unlikely, I know, but it helps me sleep at night 😅
@@EveryChaoticSoul Very unlikely fam lol
@@DuskPShermanWallaby123 You say that like willingly having a Randy room is any more likely lol. Just a fun scenario to imagine heh
I follow her on social media, shes just a big fan
24:29 I know this is barely related, but this reminds me of a recurring dream I used to have where I was in a long, narrow path surrounded by trees with an endless sea of dark, murky water up ahead. The closer I got to the water, the harder it became to resist some kind of force pulling me towards it. It's still chilling to think about today.
Riptide?
It reminds me of the swamp from the Ed Edd & Eddy movie, where they started "sinking" in quicksand.
you do not recognize the bodies in the water
With regards to that x-rays from the Mexican border, based on what I know about the child trafficking I wouldn't be surprised at the one in the luggage bag is a child.
That dental phantom looks like an armoured xenomorph
14:17 Don't turn the wrong valve. Wrong wrong move and everyone dies, Hans.
@8:42 The Dental Phantom doesn't just look like a fantasy horror enemy, the name also perfectly fits it as well!!!
So, a fun fact, fish can suffer from toxic shock from those brine pools if they go in it.
water lava
...lava water?
death water
@@Starflooflewater death
@@Starflooflegoo water
goo lagoon
11:40 The radioactive cooling pools are safe to swim in, at least at the top. However, you won't ever get the chance to swim in one, because you will be shot dead before you get close.
I read that article too.
11:00 the only one I can make out is “I need to go to sleep” witch is more than oddly terrifying
21:19 Yeah, that's not Miss Piggy from the Muppet Show, that's Amanda Young from Saw.
You can go swimming in the reactor pool so long as you stay in the safe bit.. which is majority of the pool.. A guy used to swim in them as a 'publicity stunt' to show that nuclear isn't anywhere near as dangerous as people think
Genuinely curious, not being sarcastic, but is that man still alive and able to enjoy a normal life?
@@chillnecron8157 The guy that I am thinking of, who did all this various 'stunts' to show how safe it all was died of old age..
But in 2012 a worker fell in to a pool and got checked out and went back to work only suffering 5 mren of radiation, which is 1/1000th of what is considered dangerous for people working with radioactive material, and the average people experiences about 100 mren a year just by being alive
28:08 Basically the cactus dome was used by the US to cover up tons of nuclear waste
12:00 HEY! I will have nothing bad said about Lorde!
1:51 Not only had planes crashed into buildings before, but a plane had crashed into one of the Twin Towers before. In fact, the towers were build specifically to withstand impacts from small planes.
hearing Robin get excited about the Iron Lung movie makes me unbelievably happy :)
24:15 No, no, that is a good question... and now I want the answer too. I also wanna drop metal objects down it to hear that weird sound they make. Aaand to send a camera down there too, to see if it opens out into caves. I mean, 40,000 feet? Theres gotta be some geological features to be seen, right?
I'm not a Reddit user so ill never post this, but I have the perfect thing for this sub. I went on a trip to Death Valley, and as I was walking down Badwater Basin, I found an abandoned baby stroller. Nobody inside of it of course, but just a stroller left in the stark white salt is unnerving enough. However, the real kicker is later that night when I was back in the cabin with other people on the trip, we talked about stuff from that day; but when I brought up that stroller, nobody else said they saw it despite them definitely being there too.
11:45 NO FUCKING WAY DUDE
THE RANDY ROOM IS REAL
randy body-pillow
@daisyjoy242 it's for when they're feeling randy XD
Actually wrapping the head if Barbie is important to not ruin her hair. Especially if it’s the original hair for a collectors item. Barbie hair gets ruined super easily.
20:38 “dawg where tf the stars go”
"Why's it in a JAR?!" has what's in the box vibes and I'm loving it.
13:40 THE CIRCUMSTRAINT LMAOOOOOO
Also fun fact signs of bone cancer have been found in fossils of a dinosaur and a sea turtle. Cancer hasn’t just been plaguing humanity it’s been plaguing creatures since they’ve had body’s. Also also bone cancer comes in 3 different types but the two we care about rn is one grows excess bone the other grows cartilage. Which if a creature had this type of cancer it could be fossilized. And there are probably more examples of this that we haven’t found.
The dental mannequin makes me think of H.R. Geiger's work honestly the weird fusion of tech and flesh.
And with Geiger, tech, flesh, and sexuality. Lotta dongs.
Ever seen SCORN?
@0_dearghealach_083 no, but am going to look it up now.
For the choking one you’re not supposed to reach in to grab the blockage because you might just push it in deeper
good question , the borehole in fact never went straight down , at several points in the digging hard rocks were found that forced changes in the angle of digging
as for shifts in the rock , it is possible if sizmic movements happen which is a reason why boreholes are not every where as they need to be in the most stable areas they can find
27:08 yeah using carbon fibre was an objectively terrible choice. Carbon fibre has a pretty high tensile strength (meaning it can withstand a lot of pressure that stretches it) but not very good compressive strength. It can be used in aeroplanes but not submarines because of this (in an aeroplane, the higher pressure is on the inside, pushing on the interior, and the force would expand it, which tests the tensile strength, but in a submarine, the higher pressure is outside, trying to squish the thing, which tests the compressive strength).
ok so for 15:57 I did the math...St Catharine of Siena was born 676 years ago...she died at 33 so...she is as of 2023...676 years old if she was still alive... I know NO ONE asked I just figured "hey why not help Robin out by doing some math for him"
That's very thoughtful of you, thank you on his behalf 🩵
@@TheRealBelovianna you're welcome
A lot of people saying that they've used the method shown in the first aid manual, and it work. But, likely scenario being that of survivorship bias. In almost every case, you do not put your finger down the throat. Case being: if you're doing it to someone else, you could lose your fingers. You could push the stuck object further down either trachea or esophagus. Unhygienic(stupid I know, but if it were something that caused wounds; adding grime and dirt from your hands wouldn't help.) Further panic the person(imagine choking, already a traumatic experience, now imagine someone digging in your mouth blindly looking for the stuck object.) Just stick to the abdominal thrust method(fun fact, Heimlich maneuver is being renamed to abdominal thrust in the medical field. Don't remember the exact reason, but either the family members didn't want to be associated with it, or the medical field is trying to sway away from techniques and procedures being named after people.)
3:50 My god I thought it was gonna be some kind of doll you just.... Shove up there...
18:50 Osteosarcoma or bone cancer, an aggressive form of cancer that is rare as most bone cancer starts as a cancer in another part of the body but metastasizes (spreads) to the bone.
28:00 Cactus Dome is actually a sort of coffin for radioactive debris. There are signs telling people to stay off but they keep climbing it anyway.
My aunt lives quite far away from the Etna volcano in Sicily. To be more specific she doesn't live in Sicily but Calabria near Reggio di Calabria where my dad lives. And when the volcano erupts, sometimes my aunt gets her entire balcony covered in black dust. Black ash everywhere. I did a little Google maps check. She lives approximately 140 km (86,99 miles approx) from the volcano. The ash has to go over the sea and onto her balcony.
15:34 my man just has an existential crisis right there
I don’t blame him dude
22:01 that spider has been taken over by a fungal parasite.
I think the oddly terrifying nature of the “smile” billboard is specifically people driving alone and wondering, just a little, “does it actually say that? Or is that just what *I* see?”
I don't really like introducing genitalia to surgical tools when it's not necessary either :)
Agreed.
Yea, you’d think that’d be in everyone’s brain by now.
But no, humanity is freakin’ doomed.
28:01 so I believe this was made to cover up radioactive stuff that people put there.
So, Robin, you're sayin if we get sucked into the black hole it doesn't really "matter"😂