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Can’t believe this hasn’t been said, but hippos.
The most dangerous animal in Africa isn’t lions, hyenas, or even jackals. It’s hippos.
They may look like tubby barrels of lard on four legs, but they are ridiculously fast both in the water and on land. They have two-foot long tusks, a massive bite force, and a mean temper.
Herbivores in general aren’t generally afforded the caution they should be treated with. If a carnivore is after you, you can try to convince it you aren’t worth the effort. If an herbivore is after you, you’re f****d because it genuinely wants to kill you.
Yeah my nonna was on a safari in Africa and a bull hippo protecting his female basically overturned their boat.
Weren’t hippos proven to be omnivores that cannibalize each other?
Hippos are not herbivores. I don't know why people believe that. Must be the Madagascar Movies. They are mostly herbivores. They will can still eat humans. Quite easily in fact. They can run 50 km/hr and weigh 1500 kgs. So, if its after you, you are doomed.
@@subodhgarg5531 Yeah, that's what I said.
Basically, unless you have some backup with heavy artillery, you are 100% screwed.
Hasn't this been covered in enough movies to make it at least relatively close to common knowledge?
Strong bases. They are just as dangerous as strong acids, AND they’re easier to obtain (Cause things like lye are used to make soap).
Two different Fight Club scenes popped into my head.
As an amateur chemist who's messed with lye and hydrochloric acid, they're both terrifying chemicals. Lye is pretty scary and common, but fumes from hydrochloric acid is also dangerous and scary as I've heard it can burn and scar your lungs. I have dealt with fumes before and they are very unpleasant.
That makes me thing of Drano bombs
Also, there's food grade lye
Strong bases’ll dissolve a body better than acids I heard before
The blood clot thing is pretty legit. When I was in middle school, one of my classmates died because one reached his heart after a long flight. He was only 13.
well golly I’m screwed
That's so terrifying!
Holy shit!
im 13 and im going on a 14 hr long flight to india in a week
shit
@@jainambiar2424 Bloody hell.
“Safety rules are always written in blood” pretty dark but very true, I’m sure most rules are there because people didn’t have common sense
Most people i reject that ideal that people dont have common sense to be age 130 year old drinker and smoker you have better common sense then most or even a person who achieves 100 + id say they have better common sense then most
@SamIAm-uk1pp Im American that is english the english you deserve
@SamIAm-uk1pp says the man child who was denounced by English nations from using it
@SamIAm-uk1pp So what you use is called Americaneese just like me
@SamIAm-uk1pp republicans selling children bad
Drunk driving. So many people do it (and swear they don't), and all it takes is one slip-up and you've killed someone. All the cautionary tales in the world won't stop them, either.
Humans are pretty bad at regulating fear. We'll be scared to death over something so incredibly unlikely like a shark attack or an airplane crash but feel like ACTUALLY dangerous things like drunk driving will be fine (even tho driving in general is pretty unsafe)
@@jogold867 driving should be illegal unless it’s a robot
@@jogold867 it's because people falsley believe that if they feel they are in control, they can avoid injury or death.
Drag them through the emergency department of your hospital on Saturday night
Best part is, they'll keep doing it after multiple arrests, jail time, big fines, no license, etc. Nothing stops it. I'm not going to bother Googling but I'm willing to bet even the drunk drivers who kill people continue to drink and drive.
Being drowsy while driving can be just as dangerous as drunk driving. Just pull over and get some rest.
We Aussies have a saying: Stop, revive, survive. Well, more like a slogan from a road safety ad but it still fits.
Yup!
@@Darkinu2 Smart.
Isnt it better to just stay home then if you got a choice?
I don't so it's yeah just driving no matter if i want or not. But if I had a choice I would just stay home and not drive.
YES to the freaking touch screens. There’s a reason in aircraft control design, all your major functions (power, gear, flaps, spoilers, etc) are giant chunky levers shaped to correspond with their function, incorporating some sort of detent or lockout to prevent inadvertent input and make every change obvious just by feel.
A touch screen has zero haptic feedback and requires that you visually find the control you’re looking for, and then visually check that your input did what you’d intended.
Manufacturers love it because shoving a generic off-the-shelf touch screen in the console and programming the functions with software lets you cram a lot more functionality into it, and makes the manufacturing and supply chain so much simpler because they don’t need to design, build, install, and stock a bunch of physical controls.
But it is fucking dangerous. I would dare say as bad as texting, or worse.
Agree 100%. I have a touch screen for the climate control in my "luxury" car that involves taking too long to look at it while your setting controls. It's stupid, dangerous, and can't be operated with gloves on when it's cold in the winter. People have said to buy gloves that a touch screen can sense, but why should I need to? If you are familiar enough with the climate control in your vehicle that you can adjust them with just a glance consider yourself lucky.
Bad or worse all depends on how long the person has the face in whatever theyre doing
That's the one thing that I thought was weird when watching The Expanse. They're piloting advanced space ships with world-ending munitions aboard, and they control them with freaking ipads.
I've got 4 buttons behind my steering wheel, 2 for volume and the other 2 for track/ station forward/ backwards. And the system power button is to my immediate right. While I appreciate the screen for backing up (especially hitching a trailer), I basically never use the touch inputs unless I'm changing the audio source. All my HVAC controls are large, solid buttons that don't go anywhere...
My mom's car actually irritates me as the climate control is split between the physical buttons and the stupid touch interface... Why!?!?
@@megamania501 I have a similar issue, except to compound the problem, it doesn't always remember what the settings were when you turn the power off. One cold winters day, I got the screen defrosted then set off but had to stop for fuel. Once I continued on my journey the climate control had decided that I wanted full air con. I didn't notice straight away and by the time I did, I was already on the motorway. I didn't want to mess with the touch screen but my windscreen was frosting up. So I pulled over to adjust it but then got stopped by the police for improper use of the hard shoulder (it's for emergency use only). I argued that it was, indeed, an emergency but they didn't totally agree. I got away with a warning but it could have been worse.
Climate control on a touch screen is a terrible idea. The manufacturers must know this because, if I attempt to use the touch screen to dial a phone number while I'm moving, it doesn't allow me to. Instead it just shows the message "manual dialling not available while vehicle is in motion" Which is actually quite annoying because if I ask my passenger to make a call for me while I'm driving, I have to fish around in my pocket for my phone and hand it over instead.
Testicular torsion is absolutely no joke. Thankfully my dad took it seriously and immediately took me to the hospital when I told him my balls were swollen. I went into shock on the way there. I narrowly avoided surgery, but it was a rough week of antibiotics, pain medication and bed rest. Scary experience, thanks dad for saving my balls. RIP Dad.
i went to a gp they misdiagnosed it and told me to ice it for two weeks and ended up loosing one.
@@onenutooSue them for malpractice
Yup. My BF lost one.
The balls (oops) the ball jokes just fly at our house. It's not deeze nutz. It's diz nut, and so on.
"Diz nut" 🤣🤣 yall savage for that.
@@kevp6488 ty. My grandkids just say"Granny, you just nasty". To that I say, "well, at least he can still play ball". To be fair tho, now he has a good place to put extra change.
2 dollars at your dollar tree, and you can get mustard gas.
How so?
Chlorine and chloramine gas is not the same as mustard gas.
@@motherofpea4rll
Bleach and ammonia create chlorine gas. It's no joke.
@@Seth-mu3wo I know that. I was just confused how that was mustard gas
@@Seth-mu3wo thanks for the recipe. Anyways I’m off to New York.
I'm being 100% serious when I say 'Vending Machines' When someone's snack gets stuck they shake the vending machine and it falls over and crushes them to death, more people die via. vending machine then shark attacks a year
in all fairness pretty much nobody dies from shark attacks
@@certainlysoup508 yea but how many people are scared of sharks in comparison to vending machines
@@ochakouraraka8578 true ig but its not the best thing the compare it to in terms of numbers
@@certainlysoup508 there were probably a lot of other examples I could’ve used that were a bit more common sharks was just the first thing to come to mind
@@ochakouraraka8578 yeah that makes sense. i wouldve used that example to. i just thought i should point out thats a lot less than it sounds in case any 9 yos are reading it. wow 11 mins left of my birthday. i should really go do something oh well lmao
Getting paranoid from reading/listening to too much internet information about deadly things can be quite deadly. You don't physically die, but you are suddenly too scared to do anything so you just sit there wasting away.
I'm laughing so hard. But yes you can't live in a cave doing nothing like me
Driving while sleep deprived. One time on a 12 hour family trip from Minnesota to Nebraska, I was behind the wheel of my family’s minivan. I was 17 doing ~80mph on the highway and briefly fell asleep. No more than 5-10 seconds, but enough for me to go across the outside line. When I woke back up adrenaline shot through my body and all the things that could’ve happened if I hadn’t woken up flashes through my mind. From that point on I have always been honest about if I’m too tired to drive. Don’t power through it. I could’ve killed my entire family.
Good on you for learning and taking responsibility. When I'd just started at a new college, my brand new friend group (ages 23-28) and I went out to a bar one weekend. One of us didn't drink, so he was designated driver.
Everyone had a nice night. DD was sober and drove us home safely.
Next day, the girl who's car we'd used thanked the DD for doing what he said he'd do: drive while sober.
He said you're welcome, and then mentioned that he hadn't driven since he'd had his license taken away for falling asleep behind the wheel.
She was not pleased. Told him she couldn't trust him as a result of hiding that from us. I silently resolved the same.
He didn't think it was a big deal. She made sure he heard why it was, even though he didn't take it to heart.
He tried to talk to me about how she was making such a big deal out of nothing. I fake-agreed because he was good to study with.
He also liked to call people fat and ugly and then say he's just joking. Alienated himself from a lot of his classmates by his 3rd year.
@@chunnil4898 I would attempt to explain and show him statistics on drunk drivers and how many they kill, as that is a big nono
Thank you for the story. God bless you and your family.
@@chunnil4898well if he told the girl he wouldn’t of be been aloud to drive. By driving he proved his worth with others, even though drunk as proof. it was the only way. Regards to calling people fat and ugly it depends if these people hold stupid political views etc I may agree with this guy. I’m not political but some people are retarded and cancerous, and being fat is not healthy at all.
I'm glad I get too anxious if I don't move around at my desk because I have a weird fear of blood clots in my legs.
Same
Same.
For me I just can’t stand still for too long because my legs are too long and sometimes goes numb
Me too, always get up and stretch everything after every match. Good for posture too
Same here too. Proactive is good.
Activated charcoal, it’s not some miracle drug that you should use for everything, in fact it can fuck with your medication, activated charcoal is used for neutralizing alcohol, if you over dose on it(note: that’s only one of its uses), if I remember correctly it works by binding with the certain chemicals and prevents your body from absorbing them(or something along those lines) so if you take activated charcoal needlessly, it could mess with your medication or even potentially prevent you from absorbing your foods nutrients.(thank god that stupid trend is gone now)
bruh what happened to my comment
This was years ago, was watching a movie and had left over kernels. My older brother and I had put a metal bowl in the microwave. Little did we know it was bout to explode but we were lucky it didn't explode. BTW we were in elementary, and I was in 2nd grade.
@@joeshmoe8539 what does this have to do with activated charcoal
@@THESLlCK how I could've died due to major stupidity which is how most problems begin. Or am I wrong?
Does it help if you ate moldy bread? once did that and was actually fine( took 4 pills).
I actually heared that they used like 200 pills on people that poisened themselfes, can that be true?
My old man always tells me "You'll always hear stories about someone surviving something insane, because you'd be surprised what you can live through, but don't let that distract you from all the shit that can and will kill you"
Its just something I've always kept in mind.
One of these threads saved my life last year, if you smell something like fish around your house, check the electricity and cables.
Why
@@KristinkaAranova if you smell fish in your home it could mean an electrical fire and should get it checked out.
11:27 are you telling me that because of a movie doing VERY BAD research, people are trying to prank others and in reality they poison them to death.
Why are you surprised?
The only movie I've seen that in wouldn't have had much research done.
Visine is not good for your eyes either. Long term use causes cataracts b/c of the preservatives in it. Better off with preservative -free time eye drops , like Bion tears. Eye specialist told me this years ago.
My sister's downstairs neighbor got a UTI so bad it induced psychosis and he ended up dying in the hospital. He punched out his windows, shit allover the apartment, and would walk around outside the complex buttnaked and raving. She called for welfare checks for him but evidentally nothing came from those...
I believe it's a rather major issue in dementia patients and in care home patients in general
Rip me
His body probably went septic from the uti .
@Squirlis any type of infection can kill u. And once it gets in ur bloodstream and u become septic, many generally die as there is not much doctors can do and if u live, the damage caused from it can be irreversible.
@Squirlis UTIs routinely trigger psychosis in elderly patients
That second point is honestly very important for gamers seeing as someone has been documented to have died from that. Honestly, just stand up, grab some water, play with your pets a bit then go back to your seat every now and again. You're definitely not always busy with the game and could also use that time to take a break from the screen. Just keep yourself safe out there, gamers.
I always move when aging I didn't know people dont
I cannot stay still more than 30 minutes, how do you people stay still for 14 hours sttaight
@@milkuetea true, like even if during a game I can be very concentrated, between games I always move around, either to go to the toilet, get food/water or even just pacing while talking through my headset
"The same thing happens with gaming chairs, people forget to move their legs"
*me, who's legs are almost always either bouncing or doing some kind of movement because hyperactive ADHD brain go brrr*
thank God for restless leg syndrome
I spin like a goddamn beyblade in my gaming chair so...
This is me. Legs always bouncing and moving around
yeah... i change position every 5 minutes
Successing from the suffer.
Tylenol overdose is an extremely painful way to die as all your organs slowly shut down over a period of days 💔
What he fuck
That's the reason why in some european countries Paracetamol (how tylenol is called over here) is only sold in small blister packages. It's to limit the amount you can buy and to make it too much effort to kill yourself with it.
That’s why when I was younger I would double check with my parents if I was supposed to take a half or whole, always so scared of accidentally killing myself
Yup, tried to off myself Jan 6 2019 by taking around 100 of the 500mg extra strength tables, some that I chewed and ate, and didnt seek help until around 14 hours later since i figured if I wasnt unconscious then this wasnt the way to go.
Doing better now but I feel like that will have some lingering effects that either are apparent and I dont recognize them or they will be apparent in a few years as I get older.
Will be 28 this October
Only reason I went with Tylenol was because I didnt have access to a phone, the internet, had a $10 Target gift card, and had just walked out of a detox house.
My other attempts were all done with the hope/ plan that I wouldnt be conscious for most of it or that it would be incredibly quick and I wouldnt suffer.
Was glad I sought help after the nurse that had to watch me for most of the few days I was in the hospital say it wouldve been an extremely long and drawn out death since after a certain point your liver would shut down and then you're just waiting until you expire.
Scary
The first one is legit. I have a kidney transplant and grapefruit can mess with one of my meds and cause rejection.
My mum can't have any grapefruit bc it messes with her high blood pressure meds
@Bed Head Mafia thanks. Things are going great. Luckily I think grapefruit is nasty.
grapefruit sucks man. tastes bad, is bad
It affects nearly all mood stabilizers and anti-depressants, blood pressure medication, asthma meds, antibiotics, steroids, hormone therapies, basically; Everything.
Prescribed Oxy- IR. Bottle says : Do not eat or drink grapefruit at any time while prescribed this medication.
1 in 3 people who quit drinking cold turkey that are physically dependent won't survive the experience unless medicated.
OMG
One of a few things I remember from psychopathology classes is: when quitting drinking (as seriously addicted) never quit on your own. I'm not sure how it works in another countries, but here you go to the hospital, stay there a few days on medication and leave without withdrawal symptoms that can kill.
Withdrawal from alcohol is far worse and deadlier than heroin or any other drug addiction.
It's bloody terrible.
I believe this is how my brother died. Drank alcohol like water for years. Quit cold turkey and didn't last a week. He didn't tell anyone or someone would have told him it was dangerous.
@@crystalcole888 I'm sorry for your loss. Unless you've been there is difficult to describe the nature of addiction and how nearly impossible it is to quit something like drink. Many times the thought process is 'I know I'll fail so if I don't tell anyone it doesn't matter if I do fail'. Couple that with the fact that many drink to deal with social anxiety (ie to avoid having to talk about their own demons) and I'm not surprised many try to do it alone. Quitting, even while medicated, is like a two week panic-attack. These are the reasons I will not.drink again. It's been 8.5 years. Be kind to people.
As far as exploring abandoned places for curiosity, ghost hunting, whatever. Never go alone and always make sure someone knows where you are. That can be the difference between living and dying trapped and alone.
Last fall I was looking for an abandoned cemetery in a woods where a great-great-great aunt (d 1858) was buried. I was trespassing, so I hid my car behind a cornfield. I got to thinking, "If a tree falls on me, they won't find me until after the corn harvest." Several weeks later, I found a reference to the death of her brother (d 1849). Under "cause of death" it said, "Killed by fall of tree."
Water. You can literally drink too much water. That's not even mentioning drowning.
Edit: Damn, I caused quite a stir.
Yes, because if there's too much water for the kidneys to take in, they shut down and you get water poisoning.
If your pee is clear just know that you're drinking a bit too much water and to slow down
To much cold water can fuck with your body temperature
@@unknownsauce69 that aint true
@@unknownsauce69 i dunno man, from what i heard clear pee mean healty(or at least the body is hydrated)
NEVER EVER put metal in the microwave. Even if its a ceramic mug with metallic letters/paint or smth small like that. I made the mistake of trying to heat up some peanut butter (I put the entire jar in and it's the one with the aluminum safety seal that you peel off after twisting off the lid) I made sure to scrape off as much of the aluminum as possible so it was basically just the adhesive left on the lip of the jar. Put it in the microwave and not even half a second later, the inside of the microwave burned a bright white and I was smelling smoke.
Another thing to know is that when dealing with a gas stove, barbecue, gas firepit, etc. ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS put the spark before the gas. The sparker will continue try and ignite so long as you hold down the button so you don't need to worry about trying to respark if you don't catch a flame on your first try. The reason why you should put the spark first before releasing gas is bc of how quickly the gas can escape. Not only that but if you're outdoors and the wind blows, its moving the gas along with it. The minute you add a spark to that now spreading gas, a giant flame is going to ignite and will most likely burn your face and whatever is around you
The metal in the microwave thing is true if there are thin edges on it and stuff. Putting metals like mercury in won't do much but make it pretty hot
You almost certainly made it MORE dangerous by scraping most of it off. Only thin or small pieces of metal are seriously dangerous because of how fast they heat up, but larger solid pieces of metal usually aren't an issue. It might ruin your microwave though lol.
I have to ask.
Why did you want to heat up peanut butter?
@@kneelingfish437 so it would be easier to put on my burger (yes peanut butter on a burger) it was also the natural peanut butter so it’s a bit stiffer w the layer of oil on the top
@@wolfo9322 Ohhh okay I thought it was gonna be on toast or sumtin
Worked for a while at a machine shop. They neglected to tell me that the building had a carbon dioxide fire suppression system. While exploring the building I saw the red tanks and figured it out. Carbon dioxide is great at suppressing fire, especially in an area with metals and flammable liquids. However, the CO2 pumped out when the system activates is over four times the concentration needed to suffocate a human. Usually you have about 30-60 seconds to evacuate. If you work in an industrial setting, always ask about the fire suppression system, warning sirens, evacuation routes and fire exits.
For the rusty sharp objects one, one of the boys in my friendship group in year 8, he found a rusty old pin on the floor, a really sharp one. I was the only one who realised how dangerous it was. I screamed when he tried to poke me with it. I got called a wimp for the rest of the year but I don't regret screaming at him at all
I stepped on a rusty nail when I was 6. It went right through my sneaker. The tetanus shot hurt more. The syringe was HUGE
@@jeffb.i.5574holy shit the worst thing I got as a kid was scraping a chunk of skin off my knee on a big stone staircase but I was carried back to our hotel (it was on a holiday) and a scab formed overnight and it barely hurt the next morning, only if I fully stretched the leg and not even that much. Can't imagine the agony of being stabbed through the foot then the complications of having to take so much medicine
Any thing that has “makeshift” and “fire” in the name.
People can be dumber than you think sometimes huh
makeshift fire chain shotgun
Makeshift pp
the Romans made makeshift flamethrowers for wooden ships, so yeah we could see as to why makeshift is makeshit
"Inflammable means flammable?! What a country!" - Dr. Nick
Driving through floods. My mom did it once, and after our car nearly floated away, she will never do it again.
*TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN!!!*
@Blikpak Yes, also with bike.
just 3mph of current can sweep you away
@@djxeroic1436 yup
They need to make it clear: driving through moving floodwater is not like driving across a creek with a four-wheeler, or through the surf of a beach. Floodwater is as dense as mud, fast as a firehose, and has no bottom.
@@oron61 Yes! Simply saying it will not get through to these people!
Related to the touchscreen one: we were shown some studies in class that show that when reading on a screen, your eyes move differently than on paper. When your eyes move from one point to another on the screen, it actually causes total blindness for the duration of the movement.
So, when you're looking at a touchscreen in your car, you're having blind moments. Please be safe, people!
I like how Acetaminophen and Tylenol were one right after the other... as if they were different things. They’re the same. One has a brand name slapped on it.
thought the same thing, literally came to the comments to make sure I wasn't the only one. 😅
A looooooot of people do not know that though so it’s good to see 😅
That entry about abscessed teeth makes me pissed off that dental care isn't universal here in Canada. It's arguably as important as medical care, but, for some reason, we make people pay out the ass for it. Also, that entry about acetaminophen is exactly why I take ibuprofen when I'm hung over.
In America we don't have free health care either, have to pay like 3k or sum for just an ambulance ride (some sources say).
@@lovegold3225 true. At least I don't live in America. Still, though, it's always perplexed me that medical care was deemed important enough to make universal, but we still have to pay for dental. Also, the one political party here who has promised to do it has never been in power on a federal level. I'm lucky enough to have a job with benefits, but before I did, I hadn't been to the dentist in like 15 years.
@@colina1330 Geez, guess things aren't always sunny in Canada. Looks like it from here though, or at least, sometimes.
Modern healthcare is definitely a privilege these days, isn't it
yup. hate it. I'm so broke that i have to live with two cavities and v bad gums because i can barely afford to exist. :)) sepsis and abscesses have been a constant paranoia since the cavities formed.
My dad nearly got a guy who was walking in the middle of the road at 5 in the morning (still pitch black out) in the middle of a snow storm while wearing dark colors , the only thing that saved the guy was a small pair of reflective tabs on the back of his shoes that dad saw at the last second
Jesus Christ
Yeah you're right driving in dangerous weather and environments is one of the stupidest things people can do and is overlooked by a whole bunch of people.
Sure wearing dark clothes isn't ideal and might put you at more risk, but it's still legal unlike what your dad was doing, if you can't see a man that's wearing "dark colors" in a fully white snow background, how are you ever going to see other objects that could be on the road and collide into the car and kill you, you shouldn't be driving in those conditions full stop.
@@1988ryan1 I agree for the most part that people should not be out driving in bad weather conditions. But maybe his dad is a long distance truck driver? Or maybe he was driving to work at 5AM? He was also driving during a snow storm so visibility would have been limited and he would be less likely to see a dark shape on a white background in the dark. The most important thing is, he didn't hit the guy even though he didn't see him until the last minute. That suggests to me that he was driving with caution and was aware of his surroundings. You could say that the guy wearing dark clothes got lucky that there was a sensible driver on the road that morning and not some speeding maniac who could have possibly ended his life right there... 😐
@@northernstar7162 He could be going to meet the president for all i care, you shouldnt risk your life or others no matter the occasion.
And driving during a snow storm affecting visibility is my entire point, it's dark with extra limited visibility from the snow storm so he cant see anything, with slippy icey roads so what little he does manage to see he'll struggle to stop in time for anyway. Literally the worst road conditions imaginable and nobody who drives in that is sensible.
@@1988ryan1 are you defending walking on the middle of the road in the dark? You can't even defend walking on the middle of the road in middle of the day!
Drop that bone
"essential oils"
Karen's: i'm going to pretend i didn't hear that
not only are they killing off what this world used to be in the last little bit of the 1900s and the 2000s, some of them are also directly harming their children! wow!
@Jack Snow yeppppp
When you regurgitate some of your hydrochloric acid.
It is extremely acidic and breaks down matter. That's why it burns when it happens. Your esophagus doesn't have the same protection as your stomach does so its not good for you. If it happens once of twice its Ok though. But once when I was in primary school this kid was having really bad hiccups and was coughing up hydrochloric acid and blood. He passed away because he couldn't get proper treatment due to doctors not knowing exactly what was happening. Afterwards, they found out that apparently the acid burned a hole in his esophagus and managed to burn his lungs as well.
What a fucking way to go
Omg that’s such a terrible way to go. RIP
Oh shit, i should maybe get my esophagus checked. I know to chug juice as fast as I can when i get a reflux but, i’ve had it forever
The acid was probably making him hiccup. Jesus, imagine having such poor medical care that acid reflux kills you.
It's also hell on tooth enamel. Bulimics often have severe enamel erosion from the acid in their vomit hitting their teeth. And, as a bonus, prolonged acid reflux greatly increases the chances of developing esophageal cancer.
The uncensored swear caught me off guard
A surprise, but a welcome one
I respect the reference
No it’s not welcome
@@stemdapple yes it is
@@stemdapple snowflake
@@stemdapple rude.
Only the real ogs will remember the thumbnail being a horse
Guess im half an hour too late
Guess i know i had shit to do and completed it lol
Yeah I saw that I thought this was a different video because it wasn’t a horse- why they change it?
I remember
Lemme guess... Was it about a horse's co-
The Visine One:
Years ago my then boyfriend and I went on a date night at the restaurant where he was a cook. When we got our food, I took a bite and thought it tasted a little off. I was dealing with an sinus infection so I thought that was the problem. Took 2 more bites before I tasted the tell tell taste of Visine.
I was livid! Being a medic and knowing what it can do to you, plus have a tramatic response about someone tampering with my food.
My then boyfriend's co-worker was trying to prank him and just assumed that my meal was his meal. I went off about how stupid and dangerous his 'prank' was.
I was violently ill off of 3 bites and had to go to the E.R. He had put 3/4 small bottle worth into the meal.
He was fired and arrested, as not only had he done this to me, a paying customer but had apparently done this to a few co-workers and had been told never to do it again as well as had the dangers of it explained to him.
He is stupid but I do think you got to mad. I see why but yeah he is stupid I'm not defending him. You could have died, just think you got slightly to mad.
If any "friend" did this to my girl, they wouldn't need to be arrested anymore.
13:08
My mother knew a story of some men who did this back in my hometown. They were all drunk and pushing each other around, doing dares and shit. Yeah well they see a slug on the ground and jokingly, a guy eats it for 20 bucks. A year later, he’s in hospital on serious life support, his brain literally falling apart and his body shutting down. All because of a single slug.
at least he got 20 bucks
That story was all over the internet I don't think your mom knew the guy back in around 2016 a story went around of this pretty much word for word.
@@molotov666 Oh really? Darn, now I question every other story she has told me.
Thanks for clearing that up :D
@@ayrek0i it might be true but yeah, some guy in 2016 or 2018 ate a slug as his friends dared him to and he ended up brain dead and disabled
@@molotov666 probably eating slugs in any year or anywhere can give you brain parasites and it's not a single event
It’s scary how many people ignore the labels on medications- I don’t mess with medicines and the last time I did I was a little kid pouring five cups of MiraLAX into my chocolate milk because I was a constipated snot ball
What happened after five cups. Mirilax makes me a monster I become hateful. It can straight up kill you sense it's a few molecules off from antifreeze.
off topic but yeah hanako is a snot ball
@@vesical7952 It being "a few molecules off from antifreeze" is in absolutely no way an indication of its deadliness. That's not how chemicals work. Anyway, Miralax is particularly safe. 5 doses will ruin your day since you'll be trapped on the toilet for many hours, but it's way less than the amount they give you to take before a colonoscopy (for context, one dose of Miralax is 0.5 ounces. The amount you need to take before a colonoscopy is 8-8.5 ounces. That's 16-17 doses over the course of about 2 hours). It's the potential for dehydration that makes taking so much dangerous, which is why you're supposed to take it with Gatorade. Awful way to spend 12 hours, but not even close to killing you.
What happened to you?
Yeah, it freaks me out when I see how many pills and medications my mom takes, she's very healthy before all those, but that much can't be good for you. There are things you HAVE to take, then there are things you could try to address more naturally, and other things are just plain bullshit. We literally have boxes and boxes of pills that she picks and chooses from according to whatever she thinks she "needs", and she even tries to get my dad to do all that shit too. He says he forgets about them most of the time, so... maybe my dad will live longer than she thinks, lol.
Actually, one of my medications has some pretty terrifying side effects if it happens to get on ANYTHING other than where it's supposed to go (basically swallowing poison-its supposed to be topical). Of course, I make mistakes and it drips to the outside the bottle sometimes. Well, I leave it on the table for a while because it's hard to mess with and touch things for a while afterwards, and my mom thinks it's in the way so she sticks it in a box of snacks that's nearby..... I have warned her several times about the dangers of this medicine already, and she did that anyway. I take more than one medications, and while they are independent of each other and don't react to each other, they are both some pretty mean stuff, particularly when it's not meant for anyone but me - anyways, my mom doesn't seem to understand that I'm not just being "very clean" to protect myself, but I also have to do it so I can protect everyone around me too. When I bring it up, she goes "if you say so" 🤷♂️🤦♂️Honestly, I don't know how I was raised by this woman 🤪
Cat scratches.
Seriously, they can get infected and kill you, or at least give you some nasty parasites. It's unlikely, but it *can* happen, especially if it's an outdoor cat.
lovely, I have a fresh cat scratch on my hand currently. (cleaned out though with all the fancy stuff my brother said to put on so it’s chill)
@@screamindog8772 so long as you’re healthy and know the cats history you should be fine. If it’s an indoor cat the most you need to worry about is toxoplasmosis but that’s unlikely unless you’re not healthy/immune compromised
Had a co worker that almost oat feeling in her arm do to a scratch.
Not just scratches. Children in litter boxes, too. Cat scratch fever is more common than Lyme disease. Many people with cat scratch fever are misdiagnosed as having Lyme, and other diseases.
Ted Nugent warned the world about this decades ago and was ignored by some.
3:36 To escape Weirs (Low head dams) you should actually swim into the water that's falling over it (curtain) as much as you can cause that will push you farther down the deeper into the curtain you go. Then continue to swim out underneath the recirculation. The best way to not die in these is to never go in them. If you're kayaking or tubing in a river and see a line across the water where you can't see the water immediately behind it. That's called a horizon line and is indication that a drop or a low head dam is ahead of you and you should get out on land and take a look.
If I'm correct in rapid waters it's best to not fight the current and go deep as it's weaker there, and only go up to breath, if you have to. Until you get to a slow spot
5:13 is so, so important. last year i felt a bit nauseous and dizzy, slight fever. figured i had a mild flu and took christmas break to rest. my symptoms only got worse and after about a week i was nearly bedridden. i was having horrible abdominal pain, vomiting, fainting, et cetera. went to the emergency room and discovered i had a severe uti from a kidney stone blocking my ureter, which caused a severe kidney infection. i was on the brink of sepsis when they brought me in, and my kidney was swelling up from infection/backed up fluid. had surgery the next day to remove the stone and spent three days in the hospital while they made sure i didn't develop a blood infection and die. don't fuck around with UTIs, they may seem trivial but they can easily develop into something much more severe.
so, a sensitive bladder could be useful about blood clots, since I'm running to the toilet every hour...
That’s not a sensitive bladder. Please see a Urologist.
@@jonwhite182 I'm drinking a lot of water tho. Because, Idk if that's Autism related, but I get REALLY thirsty when I'm in a stress situation.
depends on how youre drinking it. Are you gulping it down or sipping it? if you drink too much it flushes out fo your system.
I pee a lot too...
Please get checked out. That is a warning sign for diabetes
Taking a fart and putting the blanket over the person's face. Becoming the most deadliest thing to your nose. Even if it's a juicy fart, I was the victim.
LMFAO😭
🤣🤣🤣
I heard a guy actually died from his own fart. The methane smothered him because all his windows were down, leaving no room for the methane to escape. Scary stuff, dude.
@@shrapnel8360 Oooo, he had a lot to live.
That's a good way to get Stink eye, pinkeye
Downed power lines. Yes people generally realize how deadly they are when directly exposed, but I think that people typically don’t understand how grounding occurs. Had a kid in high school crash his car into a power line. He was fine, but the moment someone went to go help him and touched his door handle, they were electrocuted
Lmao, it sucks but yes the electricity has to touch the ground if you are in a car even if 1000 volts are in it so long as you don't touch the ground you should be fine (ignoring the heat it would cause)
@@molotov666 WOw so you can be trapped in the car. Youwould have to jump out of the car or somthing
@@Joesire Depends if the wire is in a puddle or something but if it just fell on the car jumping out could work
For anyone who is putting off treating a dental infection due to cost, a lot of free clinics do basic dental treatment for dental issues.
Also, check dental schools and see if they are take patients. Students need the clinical hours to graduate so the schools offer discount/free services.
Free clinics do what is cheep, namly pull your tooth. my brother went to one and they wanted to pull 4 of them. My dad took him to a payed clink and they said he didn't need any of them pulled.
@@warrmalaski8570 Sometimes dentists will work on teeth that should be pulled. They make a fortune working on teeth they know will need to be pulled within a year. They are a wide ranging bunch in Canada, from outrageously overpriced to fair. You can look up a chart of suggested fees, but they don’t have to follow it. They can charge whatever they want, and in my experience, brand new dentists are the greediest.
good thing I barely ever sleep and my memory is shit, otherwise I would remember a lot of these and have a bunch of new paranoias.
Hey, here to remind your of this video, and all of your new paranoias
Here to remind if you barely ever sleep you’re dying soon
Same
Liked to remind you of this video
I regret watching this video.
that 'touchscreen on the car' thing really made me think. i like modernity, but knowing where all the buttons are without looking... a mind was changed today.
with modern conveniences come many more inconveniences...
I lost one of my best friends to alcohol withdrawal. Please take this seriously and don't be embarrassed. There's nothing wrong with getting help, that's something you should be proud of. It takes guts to say you have an problem and need help. If you haven't gone a day without drinking for an extended period Of time, please please don't eliminate alcohol from your system before you talk to a doctor.
I know it can be embarrassing or shameful to drink alcohol in front of loved ones after the problem has been addressed, but screw that. If you drink liquor try switching to beer to keep it in your system until you get help, but do not just quit cold turkey
You can also just slowly drink less and less to solve the problem
@@molotov666 that's easier said than done. I agree with you and I'm sure many people are able to do that, but quite a few are not. My brother is an all-or-nothing kind of person, he's an extremist. You can't just occasionally party and get messed up, he has to go full-blown hardcore with anything he's doing. One of the friends I mentioned actually tried that, no go
@@industrialover Ah I get that, I was just saying that will help stop the withdrawal while you get out of drinking
The second advice, My fully healthy friend (26M) drove a very long drive, and blood clot ended in his brain, there was nothing doctors could do, he passed away, it was so shocking, heartbreaking.
I am going to the dentist tomorrow morning to have a bad tooth dealt with.
You shouldn’t wait with dental care. Tooth infections have an easy path to the brain.
Update: Bad tooth is bad. It is currently sitting somewhere in a biohazard bag waiting disposal. Turns out I was walking around with a broken tooth. Now I get to go get an implant. This is all out of pocket. Farewell, wallet.
It kinda sucks that dentists don’t seem to be included in medical insurance.
My sister has a bad tooth and my dad is trying to find people to fix it but the dentist won’t call the fuck back
@@a_not_so_amazingperson9900 Oof. Hopefully things will work out for your sister!
I had a tooth that did hurt a bit every now and then for a few days for years but felt completely fine in the meantime. I was scared of the dentist so I never went. One day the pain turned pretty bad (couldn't sleep because of it) and I went to the dentist. They filled a hole but it didn't stop hurting so they did an x-ray and found that I needed a root canal done. Half a year after the competed root canal, I got pain again and went back in. They took another x-ray and said it looks fine and gave me antibiotics. They said if the infection just started you would only start seeing it after half a year and they would check next routine visit. Now I think about how severe the pain has to be over a long period of time to reach the brain. Like that must be agonizing pain for a year+. And still, people are not getting it looked at because they are scared. I kind of get it if they really can't afford the dentist, but after so much pain you must be aware that it is the only thing that can save your life.
Your wallet will dir
Head injuries. I'm glad we're taking them seriously nowadays.
3:34 got trapped in one about 2 weeks ago, i thought it was as deep as the water arounf it (3ft or so) and fell into a 10-12ft trench, and got my shorts stuck. only thing that saved me is there were concrete tunnels made to help drain them, so i got my shorts unstuck and taken through it. whole encounter was only 30 seconds or so but when i got to the surface i was already getting tunnel vision, if i didnt realize what had happened five seconds later i for sure wouldve been dead, super crazy that there are 0 markings or signs to signify that they're litereally almost impossible to escape, and will kill u very fast.
bro idk if it's cuz I'm high rn but I cannot for the life of me figure out what you or the guy in this video is talking about.....it literally doesn't say wtf it's even talking about but people are commenting along like they know too. wut am I missing bro :(
@@ragingpanda2207 ME TOO I'M TRYING TO FIND WTF THEYRE TALKING ABT IDK IF IT'S WHIRPOOLS? IM NOT EVEN HIGH. IT SAYS “WEIRS”??
Lol 3 comments down someone explained “Weirs” are low head dams. Fuck if I know what that is either but at least we got the name.
@@ragingpanda2207 ME TOO AND IM HIGH AF
@@fugo. Nah it's cool. I have become one with the protoplasm and all is well now. Thank you tho!
I get UITs fairly often and I told my mother that I do. She's never taken me to a doctor for it even though when she got it ONCE she immediately went to the doctor. She just makes me deal with it
Not taking a minor for necessary medical treatment is called neglect. This could cause serious harm to your health. I would point out to your mother that taking you to the doctor is less hassle and expense than dealing with CPS. You can call your doctor's office yourself, or talk to your school nurse/health teacher, or another relative.
Funny enough a lot of UTI's can be attributed to chicken bacteria from your colon getting into your urethra. Look it up. Chicken causes lots of UTI's
@@chikkmagneet ....Chicken... Bacteria? You mean e coli??
@@Discordia5 yes actually 👌
@@chikkmagneet E. Coli is in your intestines, which is why you find it in your feces.
the last one scared me cuz we had just come back from a month long trip and apparently we left potatoes out in our rush to leave(we only intended to be out for 2-3 weeks) and they had sprouted (they were still brown tho)
If you cut the potato and the green color has seeped in, there's a good chance there's poison there. A good test is to take a tiny piece with skin on it and chew it. The dangerous stuff tastes distinctly bitter.
You can plant and grow your own potatoes from them if you're afraid of eating them.
The toxic part is the roots. If no green is present then it's safe to eat.
0:20 hey ive heard about that. Doctors accused her of intentionally overdosing but were confused on how she had the right amount of drugs left in her bottle.
Seriously though always press charges, no matter who it is you could save a future life.
Unless it was something stupid that shouldn't happen again but yes, always press charges
A wolverine not even wolves or cougars mess with them they will crawl on the back of your neck and get to your spine marrow in less than a minute
Is this true?
@@larapalma3744 Yes. Wolverines are swift killers. They can kill moose and polar bears that are many times their size. If they can't get to their throat or spine, they will weaken them by latching to their head and eating their face off.
@@Discordia5 JESUS.
And THAT's why Michigan wins so much.
They look so cute wth
About the Tylenol one:
I had a horrid toothache in 2003, and I needed said tooth pulled. I had zero insurance at the time, and I was desperate. I wanted the pain to go away so badly that I took 12 Tylenol (9 extra strength, 3 regular).
I ended up in the hospital on Christmas Eve, drinking charcoal. I avoid Tylenol like the plague.
Please, if this ever happens again, just go to the dentist. "Sticking it out" is not worth the risk. If you don't have insurance, many dentists will figure out a payment plan for you. I couldn't afford insurance until I was 30 and I still saw a dentist pretty regularly.
They would rather see you healthy than DEAD. Always ask about payment plans for procedures.
@Bhakta Connor hey, it worked. 🤷🏿♀️ It stunk, but it worked.
No offense but what made you think that was a good idea?
Taking 12 pills of almost any medication would do more harm than good.
It doesn't just apply to Tylenol specifically.
holding in your sneezes is very deadly. example: a droplet from a sneeze can go 6 feet, so you are basically holding in pressure that can make things go 6 feet.
That is if you can completely stop it from leaving your body which if you hold it, it disperses through normal breathing very quickly. Nor is it due to pressure it is due to your lungs quickly compressing making air leave your body at high speeds. Pretty much unless you have some health problem it's not dangerous.
I sneezed once out my ass and got hemriods
12:22 I can one up that one....worked in a supermarket chains bakery. the rule was, if you weren't the baker you didn't touch the oven. You didn't open the door, you didn't touch what was inside. We're talking the big ass walk-in ovens with rotating racks ( I'm 6'3" and can comfortable stand inside these things ) One store I worked in had a really older style oven where the racks latched onto the rotating arm at the top AND bottom ( the newer ones it was just an arm at the stop that racks slid onto ) well while I was in the freeze getting something or other the buzzer went off. This one woman, who had been there for years and SHOULD have known better ( we even had signs up about not touching the oven if you weren't the baker ) shut it off and went to pull the rack out, thinking it was done.
The problem was the buzzer was timed so I could change the temp in the oven since I had in a full rack of custard pies. The thing about these is, they start off frozen and are open topped, so after they've been in awhile you change the temp ( can't recall it was supposed to go higher or lower been almost 20 years since this happened and a decade since I worked there ) and at that point the custard is this nice hot, 375 degree liquid. I'm sure you can see where I'm going here....the lady ( who wasn't trained as a baker and as mentioned twice now, had no business touching the oven or anything in it ) tried to pull the rack out, thinking she was helping. Well she pulled closer to the top, not knowing it locked on the bottom as well....and well, long story short she ended up dumping an entire racks worth of 375 degree liquid custard all down her arms, face, and front of her body.
I honestly don't know what happened to her in the end, but I have never heard a sound like that as she screamed. She was burnt so bad that the skin on her arms where the burns were really bad actually started running off. It was horrible. Needless to say we got her an ambulance asap and corporate spent alot of time beating that safety rule into our heads, and how we should stop someone if we see them doing something they shouldn't ( including myself...I was in the freezer damn it, I can't see though walls and it's not my fault she didn't follow safety rules or read the damn sign right next to the control panel! ) I imagine she got some hefty workmans comp afterwards even if it was her own damn fault she got horrifically burnt. still I wouldn't wish that on anyone, that friggen scream
Either 1. She died 2. She is now mangled 3. She died that is pretty much what happened to her.
@@molotov666 probably
Remember the reason why our species is the dominant one on this planet. Our intelligence, use it!
I think it's probably pure luck that we've survived so far.
@@JMartinM_AZ not really
Don’t forget thumbs and good, working fingers. Probably the 2nd reason why we are so dominant.
@@Teuwufel I mean, we could’ve been wiped out by an asteroid by now so ehhh, not wrong, not wrong
@@EternalShadow1667 You have a point
So what I'm getting out of this is lack of sleep and sitting long hours drawing will probably be the death of me 🤔🤷♀️
Same lol
screw insomnia and my addiction to watching kitchen nightmares at 6 am
Hotdogs....they are the number one choking hazard in the USA.
1:07 I've never felt so glad to have a stim / tic for wiggling my legs before now. Basically when I'm sitting down my legs are almost never still.
0:54
*stands up after sitting down for 3 hours and not getting up*
I felt this painfully
That's me but turn the 3 to a 6
My dad had a coworker who died from tylenol. He ate it like every day for a few years for just minor muscle aches.
It's OK to take it every day for years as long as you don't take more than what is stated.
Maybe he would still be alive if he used anti inflammatory pain meds instead, that's what my doctor tells me too use for muscle pain, ibuprofen and drugs like that..
@@Del-Blanco-Diablo well I agree in that ibuprofen and other anti-inflammatories are more effective but again as long as you do not exceed the proper dosage it is ok to take acetaminophen/Tylenol daily (unless of course one suffers from issues with their liver)
@@PrimateProductions Just wanna clear things up here: Dont take Ibprofen daily if you can prevent it. While it likely wont cause any fatal issues unless you exceed the necessary amount placed on your prescription/over the counter medication, it can still cause your stomach lining to weaken and increase the chance of painful, uncomfortable ulcers to form in the stomach. They are typically not very problematic and are treatable, but trust me. You dont want them. Take CBD oil or other pain relief medication if you're able to.
@@BucketKingu well I guess to each their own as I will never use CBD oil or recommend for anyone else to due to a very bad experience that landed me in the ER!
Though yes one should never take PRN or over the counter meds any more than is absolutely necessary if in good health ibuprofen should only rarely cause any issues for most people. In addition to it being very effective as an NSAID (Non-steroidal anti- inflammatory), analgesic (pain reliever) and antipyretic (fever reducer) some preliminary research has indicated that taken on a daily basis it might actually prevent development of Alzheimer's in those who are likely to eventually be affected!🙂
19:26 Yeah shift work fk that. Did that through almost the entirety of the 90s, living that 3rd shift lifestyle, going to bed at 6-7am. I call the 90s my "lost decade"....
that's gotta suck
I learned about that potato thing about a year ago, and I guess I'm lucky to be alive. There were potatoes left in one of our cabinets for months and a whole bunch of maggots, hundreds or thousands were on them, so my mom didn't want to get it out. I wasn't going to either because I didn't need that level of traumatisation at that age. Someone finally got and we were fine, but I had no idea that they were producing a gas that could kill us
This was a good one… so many new fears that have been unlocked.
Achievement Unlocked: New Phobia!
Driving. Never know when a Meathead will show up on the road and just, do what Meatheads do.
Boom, you're most likely to be dead in an instant, or seriously injured.
When in doubt, take an exit, and think about what you're doing and others, it's just common courtesy, or consideration, and basic respect as fellow motorists.
I know about oleander from the stories of Myrtles plantation here in Lousiana. There was a slave girl working there named Chloe and she poisoned her master's wife and kids by lacing a birthday cake with oleander. She intended to nurse them back to health (this was an elaborate scheme she'd come up with to hopefully be spared of being sent to work the fields) but the kids and the wife died.
Not learning from mistakes. My uncle had a collapsed lung as a result of awful health choices, and he kept right on being dumb until it collapsed again a few years later.
Peeing in the shower while washing your hair dye out could creates mustard gas
how?
@@nang9484 I think it's specifically the the hair contains bleach or ammonia and human urine also contains ammonia, the combination of both creates mustard gas and other gases
Oh, so if the hair dye contains chlorine it combines with the ammonia in urine and creates a chemical weapon. Yeah, not a fun way to go.
@@tsarfox3462 yup
@@jadejunnie3285 This is the most unscientific explanation that still leaves me wanting to look it up myself.
Animals in general.
Most animals we know from the Zoo are one of the most dangerous animals in the world.
*Anteaters* :Have claws that can punch though termite mounts that can be as hard as cement and attack everything that moves like a rhino.
*Casowaries* :Can be so dangerous and unpredictable that Zookeepers often enter their enclosure with a *attack shield* .
*Coalas* :Can be so aggresive that people that tried to steal one left with a crocodile.
And don't get me started with all the fish that excaped Satan's personal aquarium and make you understand why aquaphobia exists.
Any animal can and will attacked if provoked. Even humans.
Don't forget hippos. They may look like tubs of folded butter but they can slice you in half
Do you watch hood nature/Casual Geographic.
@@jiraffe9600 *Yes*
@@checkoutmyplaylistsforente8054 I thought those facts looked familiar.
I've done some confined space training as a welder. They make you wear a respirator and a special thing that feeds fresh air into the welding helmet, it's usually used to help cool you down when it's hot but can be used to help with breathing and clearing fumes
Having worked in rehab for a few years, I was actually shocked to learn how dangerous it can be to cold turkey quit alcohol. But yeah, that one I've been aware of.
Oxygen. Oxygen is unstable. I could list a whole bunch of reasons
1. Pure Oxygen increases your risk of cancer.
2. Oxygen bonds with other materials readily to make stuff like rust (Ferrous Oxide. I think is its chemical name) Carbon (Carbon monoxide and dioxide )
3. FIRE! Oxygen requires energy to Bond to certain things. Most of those reactions produce more energy in a chain reaction
🤔
You formatted this in a way to make it sound scarier than it actually is. Touching some leaves in Australia is more dangerous than pure oxygen if you are *not* an idiot, and hug the container of explosive liquid/gas.
I mean where tf you can get pure oxygen and able to breath it if you are not disabled or something like that
While this is a kind thought to caution others, I do think you’re excessively worried. The only times people would really get PURE oxygen, is when the immediate situation is a higher priority than the chance of cancer (I’m a lifeguard)
Also it’s ferric oxide if anybody is really worried :)
Thank you, but you’re gonna be ok! 😊
fear unlocked: being set on fire while breathing
21:05 once my blood sugar dropped down to 28 and I didn’t notice for like 3 minutes, just frost tired. Once I noticed I flipped shit and started vacuuming down fruit by the foots till I started to go up. Scary stuff.
Once my nana's blood sugar levels went down to 2
Did she faint? And was she injected with glucagon?
Wait a blood sugar of 2????
I feel like she'd be dead if it got that low
@@wilty1062 yes
12:25 I worked around pressmen who had actually lost fingers in the equipment and they STILL used unsafe shortcuts, disabled guarding, and seemed to think it wouldn't happen to them (again). Then came the day I came into work and we had to sit through a VERY graphic video showing how a pressman at one of our other facilities had reached into a jogging press roller and had had his fingers degloved. Yes, the empty skins were lying there on the roller. Not a pretty sight.
And yes, the company had tried over and over to educate, overengineer, and punish unsafe behaviors per safety procedures/equipment. Some would NOT learn. That's how Nine-Fingered Dave got his nickname.
P.S. Don't look up 'degloving' unless you have a strong stomach. You have been warned!
people are stupid. "bah rules shmules I've been working here long enough to know i can handle myself without being self protective" *proceeds to lose a finger and then end up with fingers looking like sausages with the outer layer taken off*
I know what you mean and what happens without googling and it is one of the worse ways to lose your fingers
Brutal. I've seen mortal kombat fatalities less gruesome than that.
11:47 Saw that one coming for sure. Wearing gloves around any kind of machine with parts that spin is dangerous, though lathes tend to get mentioned the most often.
Pretty much, don't wear something that will get stuck in machinery
20:20 in 2002 I went to get my BSL tested for diabeties.
Had the first test then was told to wait out in the waiting room.
Next thing a doctor and nurse asked if I was ok.
My reading was 2.2 and I should have been going close to shock.
I didn't feel anything different.
2005 i started a job that requires driving for hours each day.
2008 I was packing up equipment at our last job for the day, then suddenly felt talking, rather difficult.
I had ran out of my Glucodin tablets, and my booked sugar dropped dangerously low.
Here's the thing - EVERYONE is told to stay away from sugars.
My body doesn't absorb sugar correctly, resulting in me already being at a disadvantage.
I have asked many medical professionals, why I have to carry glucose products, if I'm supposed to stay away from everything sweet. Not a single one of them has given me answers why following this "stay away from sugar" mindset, can cause my death.
Glucose and sugar are not the same thing, so they digest differently.
When I've had no Glucose, I'll consume sugar.
I test myself all the time. Even waited for the low bsl reading to see how low it goes before I have an episode.
No definite level has been obtained to indicate, at what point, I get seriously bad.
All I can say is - this blind assumption of staying away from all things sweet, is a load of BS in my situation, but if I keep asking all these " experts" they just repeat the same old fallacy. Totally ignoring the situation I'm in.
Doctors etc are taught to regurgitate what they've been programmed to think.
That's not medically appropriate and is downright dangerous.
I've had far to many problems, because I just believed a doctor's instructions.
Including but not limited to serotonin sickness, high blood pressure, overdose, tremors, blown ear drums due to a lack of access to the medication that works, plus others.
It's almost like they're trying to kill me.
Do your own research on medications people. Or ask a trained chemist, because doctors know stuff all, expect they've got the power to prescribe medications that can kill.
I've done my research and now more confident at telling my doctor, that various meds not only don't mix, but are downright deadly.
13:07 An Australian man had actually died from eating a slug, contracting a Rat lungworm.
i was about to go eat a slug until i read lungworm-
Why tf would you eat a slug
@@kneelingfish437 if you were dared to do so and you had never heard of rat lung worms, duh
@@AxelRedGem I know what you're saying but the vid quality at the time stamp was blurry
@@kneelingfish437 well it says that kids do stupid stuff or even eat slugs in hazing rituals
I had testicular torsion. Just hanging out one night watching TV, for no apparent reason, I started feeling small pain in one testicle. That pain kept escalating and 15 minutes later I had to tell my parents to drive me to the hospital. I could not walk. We went to the ER and they took me in right away. Nurse tells me I could potentially lose one testicle even with surgery. The pain I was going through before the morphine is something I would not wish on my worst enemy.
5:26. My mom's friend has a 2-year-old daughter who did this. I only remember 2 or 3 instances of this. Because she was 2 she would try to ask "Where's [insert name of my younger sister]?" And "What are you doing?" And she'd instead say "Where [my sister again]?" And "What doin'?" And every time she got a response she would relay the exact same sound that was a mix of an "ooh", an "oh", an "aw" and an "ah". Sounded like she got punched in the gut but wasn't hurt, just had the wind knocked out of her.
Thank stars for the first one, I’m on meds that grapefruit interferes with and i didn’t realize it was that bad
Okay, I'm trying to verify this grapefruit theory.... Can you tell me if it's real or not??
@@narnzipan Yes it is.
@@narnzipan It is.
@@narnzipan yes absolutely
@@narnzipan "theory", it's not a theory, it's true and literally every single major medicine package have this warning about grapefruits.
That blood clot one with truckers and gamers im lucky with, I have really bad adhd so I constantly have to move around, theres never really a long period of time that i haven't changed positions in my chair
Muahaha, we are made to survive modern society... physically...
Mentally not so sure though...
Not certain, but head trauma.
Some ship that was designed to be really fast was far underperforming, and the propeller was getting damaged. They learned that cavitation bubbles (bubbles containing vaccuum) were forming and popping by the propeller. These bubbles imploded violently enough to damage the propeller and reduce the efficiency of the propeller. This was extrapolated to suggest that blunt-force trauma could be more dangerous than previously thought.
12:35 I kind of hate myself for knowing Oleander is poisonous thanks to Dead Island. It’s the main ingredient to make modded bladed weapons poisonous.
That story about the dude killing himself over tooth pain
Relatable.
I'm telling that story to my kids.
Tooth pain is no joke I bit into a chicken tender and it like crunched into a nerve or some shit and the pain was so intense that I was having small seizures. Agonizing af
Never even had a cavity in my life, but I know one day I’m gonna end up screwing something up in my mouth and karmas gonna make me get a root canal or something for being allowed to take the dentists easy my whole life
@@screamindog8772 thats the crazy thing tho, if you just go consistently you'll never get a root canal or anything more painful than a filling. Its only neglecting the small cavities and calculus (usually because dentists are so god damn expensive) that leads to the bad stuff.
lol i seriously prefer any kind of pain over tooth ache. i was so broke (and still am tbh) that i had to brave through a freaking cavity and istg i was ready to ctb
I had dry socket for weeks after wisdom teeth removal. I was told that dry socket is worse than childbirth. I believe that.
I can attest to the UTI one. I was sent to the hospital for a week after I got one and it quickly spread to my kidneys, the doctors were pretty quick about getting me out of the ER and into a room with a drip and hourly blood tests. Unfortunately at the time my birth control made me super prone to them, no matter what preventative actions I took.
I honestly thought the fever, chills, and lethargy I had was because of sun sickness at the time because I was spending every weekend at a rich friend's house with all of my other friends and we were out non-stop at the pool. Had I not have decided to go to the ER when I did, my doctor's said things would have gone ridiculously bad for me.
Take your UTI seriously, folks.
Exploring old grain silos. If they're still in use and have grain inside of them it may look only a foot or two deep but they can be 10s or 20 deep and the effect is same as the button story
I've seen this, never enter one. It is like water except you can't go up you only fall down especially if you are vertical
*Misinformation about seizures!* If a friend or someone you work with has a seizure disorder (or if you just want to know for possible future situations) *please* read this. I know it is long in terms of a YT comment, but it will not take long to read.
*1. Do not put/try to put anything in the mouth of someone having a seizure!* If you somehow succeed, they could easily bite your finger off, break whatever is in their mouth & choke on it, break their teeth on it or if you’re strong enough, you’ll break their jaw. *2. Do not hold their head in place!* You could very easily break their neck. If they’re hitting it, put something VERY soft between the surface and their head like a bundle of cloth or a thin pillow. You can use your hand if you have nothing available or are afraid, but be prepared for it to hurt.
Some people are taught to never touch a person having a seizure; some are taught to automatically put them on their side. Do what you are most comfortable with but *3. If someone is having a seizure, and you hear gurgling, put them on their side ASAP!* They are most likely choking on vomit which is entering their lungs. After it is finished, bring them to the ER. _Even if they think they coughed it all up, are so exhausted they don’t want to go and/or claim you don’t have to go to the ER for a seizure, they are now at risk for aspiration pneumonia._ They *need* to go.
Side note: Many people with a seizure disorder usually doesn’t have to go to the ER if there’s nothing different than their usual seizure. This does not include hitting their head, aspirating, seizures lasting longer than a minute, if they’re more confused afterwards than usual or it’s taking longer to come to than usual. In these events, bring the person to the ER/call 911 if you can’t. The person who had the seizure will be so exhausted, confused and/or afraid they will probably initially refuse.
Personal note- Talk calmly to the person and reassure them _during_ the seizure. Some (like myself) start to regain consciousness and get their hearing back towards the end of the seizure _and_ afterward which means that they can’t see what’s happening but feel their body shaking beyond their control, feel themselves twisted up and can’t say anything. It is horrific. I cry _every time._ Even if they’re still seizing or not responding, they might be in pain and are likely afraid. Hearing comforting words helps calm them down which will lower their stress level and possibly prevent triggering another based on that stress. Plus, like I said, they’re likely afraid. Who doesn’t want to be soothed while afraid? And speaking for myself, I get embarrassed because I know that my face twisted into something else, and I feel guilty because I scared those (especially family members) around me. Reassurance is nice. 🙂
And in case someone says something- I am very aware there are many different types of seizures. You should *always* call 911 if the person seizing doesn’t have a seizure disorder or you are afraid. These were just general, important rules that apply to a standard grand mal/tonic-clonic seizure.
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Me, who plays Mario Odyssey 2p: "I don’t have such weaknesses"
wait you do the feet strat? are you tryna Speedrun
are you controlling cappy or mario with your feet
@@omarpikm2101 cappy
@@specterx2135 capy
@@omarpikm2101 cay
21:50 for my specific circumstances I am actually justified to take more than the normal dose of some medication. My body processes medication differently. I don't know the exact science behind it but the gist of it is that my previous doctor kept increasing my dosages and eventually I was at double the recommended maximum dose for all 3 of my medications. She ended up getting her license revoked and sent to jail because she had caused a kid to overdose on his medication. Apparently I was one among about 6 people who she was increasing dosages on to see who would overdose first. So now my body has built up a resistance to many medication. So yeah... I was almost killed by a psycho doctor and now I need higher doses to achieve the same effect as a normal dose.
Jesus. Psycho is right my god. Glad you made it out ok though
Telling that to any doctor pretty much get you flagged as a drug seeker here in Ireland.
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Safety regulations around ships and airplanes... If it exists, it's because someone died before it was there.
I move my legs all the time while gaming