My cousin was standing in the yard as a kid while her dad mowed the lawn...a stray small piece of metal came through the blade at a fast enough rate to impale her...emergency surgery to remove a 2 inch piece of metal impaled in her stomach.. glad it wasn't her head...or eye...
I inadvertently found this to be true as well. Using a ride-on mower with the directional tube on the side up, I flung a gum nut through a window that left a perfect hole in the top right corner. No-one knew it had happened for a while as all those in the research lab were on lunch break. Freaked us all out and I never did that again.
My son in law made a boat using only three things. He was limited to using cardboard, duct tape and paint. I couldn't believe it would float but it did. And, it carried six older teenage boys. It was a contest in Harrison, Arkansas. The challenge was held yearly with some pretty impressive boats. Yes, they had to race them in the lake.
Fun fact: "duct" tape was also used by US helicopter pilots during vietnam war, if their rotor fan was hit by bullets pilots were to place a duct tape on the holes before the replacements come in, if the holes left unchecked, it would affect the aerodynamics of thaircraft and it also create a whistling sound.
Here’s another fun fact in WW2 it was cold so the pipes on the tanks cracked under the cold so the US army sent in tootsie rolls why they did this is that you can warm them up in your mouth then you can place it down if you do the tootsie roll with harden kind of like a puddy so they did that to seal the pipes on the tanks to get them rolling
When I was stationed in Korea a Cobra gunship had the main rotor start to delaminate. We had to guard it for a couple days before the crew chiefs came out looked it over duct taped it and had it down back to our camp.
My cousin lost his eyesight because of a piece of wire coming out of the lawn mower when he was 4 years old and now he's 40 something and can work on vehicles like he could see
I can attest to the molten lead myth, once while moving a lead ingot mold (melting tire weights into ingots to later mold into warhammer minis...) I tilted the mold too far and watched in horror as molten lead poured into my palm of my ungloved hand and onto the wooden tabletop instantly burning into the wood. I was amazed to find my palm completely fine. Needless to say I didn't repeat, and put on my leather glove.
9:10 the Mythbusters also made a fully functioning mortar cannon that fired bowling balls out of duty tape. The layers of tape were made to be about an inch thick, and the only damage done after each shot was slight powder burns on the interior, and the bowling balls flew surprisingly substantial distances for each shot.
GIVE ME THOSE "MYTHS!" THEY'RE MINEEE!!! * Takes them home and destroys half, confirms 45%, and isn't sure about 5% * "Wow those sucked give me a refund"
Chronic pain, patient here. I read about that study saying cursing reduces perceptions of pain years ago when it came out and started cursing more when I was hurting. It works. There were people who didn’t believe me, but I told them to look it up. It’s great that this information has gotten out into the general public now.
That has actually happened to me before one time a piece of grass shot out and hit my ear it may not seem that bad but it actually hurt another time a rock flew at me and hit me elbow just grazing me it skinned me though
Something that works even better than swearing for relieving pain is laughter. I figured this out randomly one time when I crashed on my bicycle. The pain caused by this particular crash wasn't as painful as others before it but the pain did seem to subside faster after a good laugh. Laughter helped me out in high school and during my time in the Navy. It deterred altercations. I hit on someone's girlfriend not knowing she had a boyfriend earning me a punch in the stomach. I laughed it off and told him he hits like a ten-year-old girl. That earned me another punch to the gut where I laughed even harder and said correction seven-year-old. The guy looked at me in disgust and walked away. From that point on no one ever got physical with me in school ever again. Laughter is something you can definitely use in the office.
Fun fact : my dad when he was mowing the grass and I was outside from the lawn mower hit me with a rock in a private place and it was black for two months and if it feels like a bullet noop
I just want to learn how to break glass with a high-pitched note so I can go into a restaurant with glass plates, cutlery and glasses and see what happens.
It's pretty simple for wine glasses. Put a section of straw in it, put it in front of your mouth, and adjust your pitch until the straw stands straight, then hold and get louder. simple ≠ easy
I partially felt two of these. I took a stone from an electric lawnmower to the knee and it really hurt. I was lucky the knee did not break. I also had been splashed with molten lead, which did not do much damage, as it was just some tiny droplets. The guy who dropped the pot of molten lead was wearing trousers (I had shorts), so he was also unhurt.
I can confirm due to personal experience the lead tale is true. I worked in a factory where melted lead (solder actually) baths were in use, and while working on the feed system I slipped and pushed my hand into the bath. There was so much grease and dust on it from the vent I splashed in and withdraw with no burns
The company I was working for had a job to clear the overgrown weeds out of a supply yard for the Water District. We all had to use weed eaters with metal blades to clear everything while being on the look out for rattle snakes which were abundant in the area and were really well camouflaged by the rocky ground and weeds. On the second day my co-worker who was about 25-30 ft away hit some rocks and sent them flying. One hit me square on the forehead and one caught me on the upper lip but at more of an angle thankfully, a direct hit would have knocked out some teeth. It felt like God just bitch slapped me with a hammer, knocking me right on my ass and busted my lip and forehead. I had the worst headache of my life for the next couple of the days.
I've seen three cases of lawnmowers doing major damage in my life so far. The first was my best friend in elementary school, she was hit in the head by a rock flung by her dad's mower, she had to have stitches and missed a lot of school because of it. The second was a large dent in my brother's fender due to the county cutting grass in the ditch across the street. We found the rock responsible for that one, it was about 2" long and an inch wide. The last was a shattered tempered glass commercial building door that was about 30 feet from where the person was mowing. Bottom line, projectiles can and do get flung from lawnmowers, and it can have serious consequences.
The swearing thing is absolutely true! Don't try this one at home, but when I was 16 yrs old, I was in a very bad car accident & the car exploded. My first instinct was to try and get the driver out and while in the process, the fire came through into the interior. But because I was swearing incessantly, I didn't feel the pain all that much. I've never correlated the 2 until I saw this video. Makes perfect sense to me, now.
i want to agree with fight or flight and Adrenaline; i have a heel spur on my left heel and something odd in my left ankle (sometimes swells up painfully on the 30min ride home from my 8hr warehouse shift) - any time either trigger intense pain, i've found the pain going down from a groan to be around the same as using profanity.
I kept whispering to myself "Mythbusters did it" lol. But you guys gave them credit every time it was due! Even saying "The kings of such things". So true! Awesome! Mythbusters has been my favorite show since it began and you guys giving them a shout out made me love this channel even more! Be Amazed is absolutely epic and I think, if they haven't already, would totally approve and watch this channel.
My grandfather is the same way. He lives by it. He goes overboard, though. He once duct taped homemade shorts over his sweatpants because he 'had no pockets.' He wore that with plastic bags on his feet with the handles sticking out of his boots so his feet wouldn't get wet. IN PUBLIC. Love him, but dang.
@@winniethepooht5776 My dad it's too religion with it. Sometime he'll keep a roll in his pocket. He always going on about how "you'll never know when you're gonna need it." One day he help duct tape a woman car mirror together that keep falling off. I could count numbers on how many time it came in handy.
I've fixed cup handles w super glue. You have to immobilize the pieces & let them set for at least a couple hrs. And, yes, I glued my fingers, as well. Seems to go along w super glue, in general.
@@michaelpettersson4919 I've fixed dental work w it. Unsure how advisable that is, but it will hold for a time. I always let it set 24 hrs & then set a hair dryer for a few seconds.
There are actually ppl who thought the lawn mower point was a myth? O.o We were always told to be careful about it, and had stories from relatives who knew careless ppl who had been hurt. Especially with the older types, that actually utilized solid blades.
About 20 years ago we had a family plane in Alaska. Now and then we would use duct tape on very small areas of the plane until it could repaired properly. But never the whole thing.😀
For the duct tape segment, when in the Navy we have used duct tape for temporary emergency repairs, on aircraft, and nicknamed the duct tape 200 mile per hour tape.
We used it for field repairs on fuel tanks and as temp brackets for exhausts etc in the field its a part of every good toolkit lol our name was gaffa tape I dont know why haha
19:50 When my house was new, the township was mowing the field behind the house and kicked up a rock. It flew about 60 feet into the aluminum siding and it stuck there.
In the Everglades , we used super glue as " Liquid stitches " . It works great , stings like hell , but you'll stop the bleeding . ( It's a long way to the hospital )
Its used regularly in hospitals these days just for that. It's a special sterilized super glue but that's the only difference. So even the pros use it.
Relieving pain doesn't need swearing, just making a loud noise lessens the pain, due to noise and pain both being processed by the insular cortex. More noise lessens pain. It switches to the stronger stimulus.
It is an old, ugly trick. A common military variant is to glue a finger and thumb together while you are asleep -- around the bed's headrail. Fun fact: super glue was originally developed for use in surgery.
In case anyone didn't know, Bob Ross was actually a screaming drill sargeant, but later on, found painting to be more calming lifestyle. "Happy little maggots!"
To add to the pig monkey one, it was recently announced scientists successfully made human monkey hybrid embryos, they hope to use them for organ harvesting as well
I can totally concur to the myth behind the Final Destination Lawn Mover incident as being true. I was going to work one day and was passing by a junction where some government gardeners were moving the city's grass on my motorcycle and one of the lawn mowers kicked up a rock and it came hurtling towards my glasses and shattered it there and then! Luckily, none of the glass shards ever got into my eye. Still, it's pretty creepy! If it hadn't been for my glasses, I would have faced my own final destination with the rock!
I experienced a case with myself 2 to 3 times when I was knowing what the person is gonna say next because I saw it probably like a dream or somethin. And in some cases I even had a dream that happened the very next day. I felt very weird and was shocked. Did someone else felt so comment below.
"Animals can be genetically modified" Me : *cant wait for the new duger (duck x tiger) I bet its gonna be amazing* Edit : or other stuff like duman (duck x human) xd
I had a buddy that had a 3' python. It got out of the tank one day and he didn't find it for three months. What's incredible was that it had grown a foot! My immediate question was, What did it eat?
Don't put so much faith in the Mythbusters. If they prove a myth is true then sure, but don't buy it 100% if they say a myth is busted. They tried their hardest to make a CD explode in a disc drive and claimed it was "busted". I know for a fact that isn't a myth because it happened to me, so since I saw that episode, I haven't trusted their "busted" myths.
male lactation is ironicly something I have been able to do at the age of 17 weirdly enough, I was messing around with a lump i have which is like a breast, playfully squeezing it and some came out of it lol.
My mom has a tale of an idiot that thought he could Batter his hand and safely dunk it in the deep fryer. since fry batter is ment to transfer the heat well the idiot didn't get very far on that one.
My dad use to have us go through the yard before mowing to make sure there was nothing that could happen like this then we had to stay in doors while he mowed. He saw this happen to someone and was not taking a chance of it happening to us
with the last myth (the dipping your hand in molten lead) I am fine taking your word for it.. I do not think anyone should be trying to prove or disprove that one.
I have been in many hotels and never one with solid wooden ceilings. Myth Busters blew it. The myth was about this actually happening not about potential strength in a mythical situation that never happens
I read about the research on cursing & pain when it first came out years ago, and it does indeed help. I’m glad that this information is more available to other people who have chronic pain. Also, I was hit in the face with a rock spit out by the lawn mower. Luckily, no scar or permanent damage. It was very close to my eye. And my parents made a new rule that my sister & I had to be inside the house when they were cutting grass. So I have only ever cut like 1-2 rows of grass in my life, not in a row, but because I wanted to learn (before the rock incident). So I’ve never cut an entire lawn in my life.
I can confirm that being hit by a stone spat out by a lawnmower really, really hurts, because it happened to me when I was a kid, I got hit in the head by a stone, had a huge bump and it hurt for ages, I was really lucky it didn't crack my skull open.
The “water proof duct tape clothes” were actually people making full size body molds so that there sizes can be taken remotely by sending the duct tape suit to a costume maker
My cousin was standing in the yard as a kid while her dad mowed the lawn...a stray small piece of metal came through the blade at a fast enough rate to impale her...emergency surgery to remove a 2 inch piece of metal impaled in her stomach..
glad it wasn't her head...or eye...
oh im sorry to hear that pray to hope she is not hurt from it anymore
I am very sorry to hear that hopefully she is fine now
As a nurse i'm horrified, going into "work mode" almost immediately in my mind...
I inadvertently found this to be true as well. Using a ride-on mower with the directional tube on the side up, I flung a gum nut through a window that left a perfect hole in the top right corner. No-one knew it had happened for a while as all those in the research lab were on lunch break. Freaked us all out and I never did that again.
Ouch
"Superglue can stick furniture to the ceiling"
Meanwhile my superglue can't stop my glasses handles from snapping off
True. I am into miniatures. Parts won't stick.
Not enough surface area
That's probably because there isn't enough surface area for the glue to seep in and form a strong enough bond.
Meanwhile in a different dimension
Mythbusters:**hiding**
Myths: ay yo mythbusters where you at
@@BWPT. oh- I'm dumb
Everytime I see Mythbusters I remember Grant and miss him
My son in law made a boat using only three things. He was limited to using cardboard, duct tape and paint. I couldn't believe it would float but it did. And, it carried six older teenage boys. It was a contest in Harrison, Arkansas. The challenge was held yearly with some pretty impressive boats. Yes, they had to race them in the lake.
We have similar race in our river (Fyrisån) (Uppsala, Sweden) but they use alot of styrofoam instead of cardboard
this man puts more effort into his channel than i do my GRADES.....RESPECT
Maybe you should do something about that... XD
Snakes and other animals coming up through toilets? That's a fairly common occurrence in Florida.
I figured in Florida it would be
OFC FLORIDA
Replace the snake with an alligator and a Florida man on flaka
@@MekhiSantana lol 😆
Hence why I always check the toilet before I sit down.
Fun fact: "duct" tape was also used by US helicopter pilots during vietnam war, if their rotor fan was hit by bullets pilots were to place a duct tape on the holes before the replacements come in, if the holes left unchecked, it would affect the aerodynamics of thaircraft and it also create a whistling sound.
They still fix aircraft with duct tape, though it's a special duct tape specifically made for aircraft repairs.
Here’s another fun fact in WW2 it was cold so the pipes on the tanks cracked under the cold so the US army sent in tootsie rolls why they did this is that you can warm them up in your mouth then you can place it down if you do the tootsie roll with harden kind of like a puddy so they did that to seal the pipes on the tanks to get them rolling
When I was stationed in Korea a Cobra gunship had the main rotor start to delaminate. We had to guard it for a couple days before the crew chiefs came out looked it over duct taped it and had it down back to our camp.
My cousin lost his eyesight because of a piece of wire coming out of the lawn mower when he was 4 years old and now he's 40 something and can work on vehicles like he could see
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I can attest to the molten lead myth, once while moving a lead ingot mold (melting tire weights into ingots to later mold into warhammer minis...) I tilted the mold too far and watched in horror as molten lead poured into my palm of my ungloved hand and onto the wooden tabletop instantly burning into the wood. I was amazed to find my palm completely fine. Needless to say I didn't repeat, and put on my leather glove.
You lucky S.O.B..
As a matter of fact you made that up
@@makutamon it's not true at all, I grew up with him he's a pathological liar.
@@johnserrano9689 Wow man long time no see! How's the wife and kids? Sorry to hear about your condition.
@@johnserrano9689 damn! We need more popcorn! didnt you read about what he said about your condition?
I absolutely love that Mythbusters is now a completely legitimate reference source
I mean they are a legitimate group of people that prove their claims.
Sometimes they also disprove it.
As they should be.
I mean, they're crazy enough to try it
9:10 the Mythbusters also made a fully functioning mortar cannon that fired bowling balls out of duty tape. The layers of tape were made to be about an inch thick, and the only damage done after each shot was slight powder burns on the interior, and the bowling balls flew surprisingly substantial distances for each shot.
Myth: exists
Mythbustera: *I'LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK*
ok
What
GIVE ME THOSE "MYTHS!" THEY'RE MINEEE!!!
* Takes them home and destroys half, confirms 45%, and isn't sure about 5% *
"Wow those sucked give me a refund"
Mythbusters, not Mythbustera.
@@Flamsterette mythbusta
If you stick duct tape on itself (sticky side on sticky side) and pull it apart, it illuminates (ever so slightly....only visible if it's really dark)
Really? Gonna have to go try this...
@@insignia_2934 it has to be really dark ...don't expect anyone to go crazy at the club
Sparks from the friction I would think
@@toomanyopinions8353 ....because friction causes sparks?
@@MartinTedder yes?? Google it
Chronic pain, patient here. I read about that study saying cursing reduces perceptions of pain years ago when it came out and started cursing more when I was hurting. It works. There were people who didn’t believe me, but I told them to look it up. It’s great that this information has gotten out into the general public now.
I've always had an irrational fear of a rock being launched by a mower at me and now I just know it wasn't as irrational as I thought.
That has actually happened to me before one time a piece of grass shot out and hit my ear it may not seem that bad but it actually hurt another time a rock flew at me and hit me elbow just grazing me it skinned me though
My dad almost lost his eye from a rock coming out of a push mower thank God he didn't loose it
Shattered a window of my SUV
Oh yeah I’ve always had this fear and I knew it was not irrational, my uncle got seriously hurt by a rock kicked by a riding mower when I was younger
And I literally check the toilet bowl every time before I sit down this video is only reinforcing my paranoia
Me reading the title: "suprising myths that are actually true"
Also me: then there not myths..
They’re*
That was me
Surprising *legends*....
@@ZenKekK they aren't*
they're*
Unbelievable fact:
Someone tried to sell New Zealand on eBay but was stopped once the bid reached $3,000
-Shazistic
WTH
Shit, would I have been sold to? :
There was an Indian man called natwar lal, he sold taj mahal and many other indian monuments to many foreigners and ran off with the money
*w o t*
What is their name??
RIP Grant Imahara OG Mythbuster! 🙏🙏🙏
Something that works even better than swearing for relieving pain is laughter. I figured this out randomly one time when I crashed on my bicycle. The pain caused by this particular crash wasn't as painful as others before it but the pain did seem to subside faster after a good laugh. Laughter helped me out in high school and during my time in the Navy. It deterred altercations. I hit on someone's girlfriend not knowing she had a boyfriend earning me a punch in the stomach. I laughed it off and told him he hits like a ten-year-old girl. That earned me another punch to the gut where I laughed even harder and said correction seven-year-old. The guy looked at me in disgust and walked away. From that point on no one ever got physical with me in school ever again.
Laughter is something you can definitely use in the office.
13:35 awww that's cute!!! look at all the froggies!
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Fun fact : my dad when he was mowing the grass and I was outside from the lawn mower hit me with a rock in a private place and it was black for two months and if it feels like a bullet noop
Nice
No babies for u
I don't know why but somehow my private part trembling like it's experienced it too lmao😂😂😂(seriously *that's a lot of damage*)
@@joemama27906 haha im going to heck for laughing at that
I don’t care what universe your from, that’s gotta hurt
Gorilla glue has definitely proved itself in many ways **coughs in Gorilla glue girl**
You mean Darwin award winning Gorilla glue girl .
@@nothanks596 she got it fixed tho
@@sayefmotawasset5740 by a empathetic plastic surgeon. She is blessed. Stay safe, stay blessed.
@@sayefmotawasset5740 yes....she also got donated madd money to fix it and someone did it for free.
That was stupid. Who wakes up thinking... yeah I'm gunna gorilla glue my hair.
I just want to learn how to break glass with a high-pitched note so I can go into a restaurant with glass plates, cutlery and glasses and see what happens.
It's pretty simple for wine glasses. Put a section of straw in it, put it in front of your mouth, and adjust your pitch until the straw stands straight, then hold and get louder.
simple ≠ easy
@@Bob5mith nice
@@jamiestanway4530 there are apps to read frequency so tap a glass get the reading and try to match your voice to the frequency of the reading
u will get sued
I partially felt two of these.
I took a stone from an electric lawnmower to the knee and it really hurt. I was lucky the knee did not break.
I also had been splashed with molten lead, which did not do much damage, as it was just some tiny droplets. The guy who dropped the pot of molten lead was wearing trousers (I had shorts), so he was also unhurt.
I can confirm due to personal experience the lead tale is true. I worked in a factory where melted lead (solder actually) baths were in use, and while working on the feed system I slipped and pushed my hand into the bath. There was so much grease and dust on it from the vent I splashed in and withdraw with no burns
I didn't think the lawnmower thing was a myth from the beginning rocks whipping from a gas weed wacker is pretty serious also.
Yup I've been hit with rocks when the lawnmower went over it.... that's why I stay far away when someone has a lawnmower on!!!
Anyone who has hit rocks mowing knows that has never been a myth. Hitting rocks mowing can be pretty serious.
A weed wacker can be worse. It can shoot thick weed parts at you. It hurts!
The company I was working for had a job to clear the overgrown weeds out of a supply yard for the Water District. We all had to use weed eaters with metal blades to clear everything while being on the look out for rattle snakes which were abundant in the area and were really well camouflaged by the rocky ground and weeds. On the second day my co-worker who was about 25-30 ft away hit some rocks and sent them flying. One hit me square on the forehead and one caught me on the upper lip but at more of an angle thankfully, a direct hit would have knocked out some teeth. It felt like God just bitch slapped me with a hammer, knocking me right on my ass and busted my lip and forehead. I had the worst headache of my life for the next couple of the days.
I’ve been hit with way too many flying branches and rocks by lawnmowers to ever doubt it. 😂
I've seen three cases of lawnmowers doing major damage in my life so far. The first was my best friend in elementary school, she was hit in the head by a rock flung by her dad's mower, she had to have stitches and missed a lot of school because of it. The second was a large dent in my brother's fender due to the county cutting grass in the ditch across the street. We found the rock responsible for that one, it was about 2" long and an inch wide. The last was a shattered tempered glass commercial building door that was about 30 feet from where the person was mowing. Bottom line, projectiles can and do get flung from lawnmowers, and it can have serious consequences.
The swearing thing is absolutely true! Don't try this one at home, but when I was 16 yrs old, I was in a very bad car accident & the car exploded. My first instinct was to try and get the driver out and while in the process, the fire came through into the interior. But because I was swearing incessantly, I didn't feel the pain all that much. I've never correlated the 2 until I saw this video. Makes perfect sense to me, now.
now that's something to tell at parties! :D
i want to agree with fight or flight and Adrenaline; i have a heel spur on my left heel and something odd in my left ankle (sometimes swells up painfully on the 30min ride home from my 8hr warehouse shift) - any time either trigger intense pain, i've found the pain going down from a groan to be around the same as using profanity.
Yea that swearing thing is real, one day I was swearing excessively then 2 years later BAM. herpes loll
@Nicholas Sabatino, Did you get the driver out? Were you burned? How are you doing now? That sounds insanely scary... thank you for sharing.
Mythbusters was legendary. R.I.P Grant Imahara.
I kept whispering to myself "Mythbusters did it" lol.
But you guys gave them credit every time it was due! Even saying "The kings of such things". So true! Awesome! Mythbusters has been my favorite show since it began and you guys giving them a shout out made me love this channel even more! Be Amazed is absolutely epic and I think, if they haven't already, would totally approve and watch this channel.
That duckt tape is true. My dad use to wrap his boot during a flood and no water comes in, we use it for everything.
My grandfather is the same way. He lives by it. He goes overboard, though. He once duct taped homemade shorts over his sweatpants because he 'had no pockets.' He wore that with plastic bags on his feet with the handles sticking out of his boots so his feet wouldn't get wet. IN PUBLIC. Love him, but dang.
@@winniethepooht5776 My dad it's too religion with it. Sometime he'll keep a roll in his pocket. He always going on about how "you'll never know when you're gonna need it." One day he help duct tape a woman car mirror together that keep falling off. I could count numbers on how many time it came in handy.
Yeah. It's versatile. Kidnapping have never been so easy.
14:25
I'm quite disturb at this scene where the man was smiling when the snake came out of the toilet
I think i have a Tainted Mind
I know what’s up with that.
Ive never had any luck with Superglue. Even to glue the handle back on a ceramic coffee mug...but, I’ve accidentally glued my fingers together.
I've fixed cup handles w super glue. You have to immobilize the pieces & let them set for at least a couple hrs. And, yes, I glued my fingers, as well. Seems to go along w super glue, in general.
@@nobodysbaby5048 A former colleague used superglue to reset a tooth. It held for a while before he had to do it again.
@@michaelpettersson4919 I've fixed dental work w it. Unsure how advisable that is, but it will hold for a time. I always let it set 24 hrs & then set a hair dryer for a few seconds.
You can instantly set super glue by either dropping some baking soda on it or spraying it with rubbing alcohol.
@@michaelpettersson4919 Yes, you can fix dentures, if you're patient.
There are actually ppl who thought the lawn mower point was a myth? O.o We were always told to be careful about it, and had stories from relatives who knew careless ppl who had been hurt. Especially with the older types, that actually utilized solid blades.
I don't need to be told this. I've been hit by small rocks many times by being in the wrong place. At first I thought it was bugs that bit me.
You missed the BEST duct tape story.
The plane that was destroyed by a bear in Alaska. The owner covered it in duct tape & flew it home!
Umm not true
About 20 years ago we had a family plane in Alaska. Now and then we would use duct tape on very small areas of the plane until it could repaired properly. But never the whole thing.😀
They did test that story on mythbusters
@@susanfanning9480 also fake
They super glued furniture to the ceiling? 😂😂😂 why didn't I think of that? 😂😂😂, if I was the hotel manager I would leave it there for a good laugh
Every now and then "accidentally" rent out the "wrong room number" 😂😂😂
I know some people that rebuilt a car in someone's office
@@victoriawilliams2786 exactly 😂
@@trevorparks7666 😂 that would be funny to see
Fun fact: no one has watched all of this video yet
Edit: I'm wrong now
Edit 2: now I'm really wrong
Except the editor
Hahaha lol soo accurate
@OldFart Bruh When this comment was made you would still be watching the video so...
that cannon “myth” kinda reminded me of the asdfmovie when the guy said “throw the cheese!”
so true
fun fact: I like trains
Nooo *dies from train*
Thanks Mythbusters for giving us these content before youtube sites become it
Is it just me or did anyone else think this video was about pizza from the thumbnail..
Its just you.😂
bruh fr it made me crave a lava hot pizza
fr-
Not really
You read my mind wait what’s a mind
Imagine how painful taking off the duct tape clothes would be
You actually put soft clothes on as the tape is formed on you. Ling sleeved tee shirts leggings and such
@@marionpeebles3836 not me, now I'm smooth as a baby.
Or they put duct tape on the inside too so it won't stick to them... ISNT IT OVIOSE!?!
@@WILLYLYNCH. LOL OMG SEND ME A PIC
@@bobsyouruncle7696 just Google it. They even had a contest for prom outfits and there was prizes awarded. Crazy rite??! Stay safe, stay blessed.
For a second I thought if a super glued upside down piece of furniture broke the ceiling, it would just fly up into space
Seeing the Dalai Lama sitting in a modern office in front of a computer was more shocking to me than finding out he worked for the CIA. 🤯
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For the duct tape segment, when in the Navy we have used duct tape for temporary emergency repairs, on aircraft, and nicknamed the duct tape 200 mile per hour tape.
We used it for field repairs on fuel tanks and as temp brackets for exhausts etc in the field its a part of every good toolkit lol our name was gaffa tape I dont know why haha
In open wheel racing we call it High Speed tape
Yeah.. Someone else wrote that 4 months before your comment
*What I learned today:*
Just watch Mythbusters instead if this
:/
No.
Be Amazed saves you time by simplifying the topic.
17:54 (to the left) :*just why??*
I dident see it
Oohhh
Banana
@@dakortekaasfamily5394 dont u actually understand it or u r pretending??
@ChromaCat Animations sorry but i have to obey guidelines
More proof: Mythbusters = best show.
Absolutely right!!!
Be amazed: Duct tape can create a kayak
Me who watched flex tape: hey I've seen this one
19:50 When my house was new, the township was mowing the field behind the house and kicked up a rock. It flew about 60 feet into the aluminum siding and it stuck there.
You just need to change the name of this one to 'What Mythbusters Has Proved'!!! 😂🤣😂
In the Everglades , we used super glue as
" Liquid stitches " .
It works great , stings like hell , but you'll stop the bleeding .
( It's a long way to the hospital )
I'm a farmer and I always keep super glue with me for this exact purpose.
Its used regularly in hospitals these days just for that. It's a special sterilized super glue but that's the only difference. So even the pros use it.
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Fun fact: superglue was originally developed for this purpose.
Ive got my nose broken and went to the hospital and they used that glue on me
Be amazed, Mythbusters edition. I love it!
God bless the MythBusters....those guys are the real OG's
Those guys hated each other. And alot of their stuff was fake or rigged for the right results.
The Red/Green Show approves of the duck tape myth.
A joke in the movie is that they made over 70% of their cars out of duct tape.
15:00 stone skipping. that's the simplest explanation.
Or "hydroplaning", to speak scientifically.
A rock got launched by a lawn mower directly into the window of my new car, which I’d only owned for a week. So, yeah...watch out for that.
"Finding that cheese like geuda lose their structural integrity when fired from a cannon." Was not a sentence I'd ever expected to hear
Really, if someone had come up to you and said "Dude, someone seriously researched this!", would you have believed them?
I guess it would be believable if they said the government paid for it.
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Me:*Confused screaming*
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I like how despite their thumbnail this channel content is good.
OMG, this whole episode of Be Amazed feels like an advertisment for the Mythbusters show, lol. Great show btw, I miss it! :D
Australians can do that already without glue.
Noice
No
You are....not wrong!
There’s a reason silence is gold and duct tape is silver.
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nice
The Mythbusters were the First ones to ever record, ON VIDEO, the breaking of a wine glass with the human voice alone .
Worked for testing company, we made scaffolding with 2by4's and ducttape
Relieving pain doesn't need swearing, just making a loud noise lessens the pain, due to noise and pain both being processed by the insular cortex. More noise lessens pain. It switches to the stronger stimulus.
Imagine sticking your hands with that superglue😂
Imagine
It is an old, ugly trick. A common military variant is to glue a finger and thumb together while you are asleep -- around the bed's headrail.
Fun fact: super glue was originally developed for use in surgery.
Toilets: exist
Frogs: hapity hopity this Toilet is now my property
LOL
Hold up.......this reminds me of someone.........
"Singing can shatter glass and your probably thinking its an urban legend"
Me: does people even know vibration
Don't people that don't know know vibration?
What in the don’t know are you talking about
Don’t people that don’t know know that vibration don’t know what to don’t know about-
What?
Oh i just realized i typed the wrong thing-
There i made it so much clearer xd
In case anyone didn't know, Bob Ross was actually a screaming drill sargeant, but later on, found painting to be more calming lifestyle. "Happy little maggots!"
To add to the pig monkey one, it was recently announced scientists successfully made human monkey hybrid embryos, they hope to use them for organ harvesting as well
14:27 *OH GOD.*
who else thought when they saw the duct tape kayak and thought of dude perfect
Red Green...
Ok that picture that is the first before the video starts looks like Steve from Minecraft lol
19:44
😂
He's trying to get seeds for his farm
14:48
Snowmobilers in Canada: Wanna see me ride on water?
Everyone: DO IT!
I can totally concur to the myth behind the Final Destination Lawn Mover incident as being true. I was going to work one day and was passing by a junction where some government gardeners were moving the city's grass on my motorcycle and one of the lawn mowers kicked up a rock and it came hurtling towards my glasses and shattered it there and then! Luckily, none of the glass shards ever got into my eye. Still, it's pretty creepy! If it hadn't been for my glasses, I would have faced my own final destination with the rock!
Dude, I hit a hockey puck while mowing and it hit my grandpas leg. It broke 3 bones.
I experienced a case with myself 2 to 3 times when I was knowing what the person is gonna say next because I saw it probably like a dream or somethin. And in some cases I even had a dream that happened the very next day. I felt very weird and was shocked. Did someone else felt so comment below.
It's called Deja Vu.
Okay in nominal amounts. If it happens too much, see a psychiatrist.
The same thing happens to me too, I even predicted my cousin having a baby 3 months before she announced it!
I do have to ask how this video influenced your comment
ive had it happen quite a lot lately. its almost like rewatching something after a while
@@kyraflick75 exactly
"Animals can be genetically modified"
Me : *cant wait for the new duger (duck x tiger) I bet its gonna be amazing*
Edit : or other stuff like duman (duck x human) xd
I had a buddy that had a 3' python. It got out of the tank one day and he didn't find it for three months. What's incredible was that it had grown a foot! My immediate question was, What did it eat?
Don't put so much faith in the Mythbusters. If they prove a myth is true then sure, but don't buy it 100% if they say a myth is busted. They tried their hardest to make a CD explode in a disc drive and claimed it was "busted". I know for a fact that isn't a myth because it happened to me, so since I saw that episode, I haven't trusted their "busted" myths.
male lactation is ironicly something I have been able to do at the age of 17 weirdly enough, I was messing around with a lump i have which is like a breast, playfully squeezing it and some came out of it lol.
Wtf
@@DCcopter i have no idea either
A lot of guys can, especially if they have the huge breasts of women called gynecomastia ( . Y . ) 🫤
I use to live in a house where every now and then my mom would yell from a frog jumping out of the toilet
My mom has a tale of an idiot that thought he could Batter his hand and
safely dunk it in the deep fryer. since fry batter is ment to transfer
the heat well the idiot didn't get very far on that one.
Oohhhhhhhhh that’s gotta burn
My dad use to have us go through the yard before mowing to make sure there was nothing that could happen like this then we had to stay in doors while he mowed. He saw this happen to someone and was not taking a chance of it happening to us
with the last myth (the dipping your hand in molten lead) I am fine taking your word for it.. I do not think anyone should be trying to prove or disprove that one.
I have been in many hotels and never one with solid wooden ceilings. Myth Busters blew it. The myth was about this actually happening not about potential strength in a mythical situation that never happens
I was looking to see if anyone commented this. Just because Mythbusters proved it CAN happen, does not mean it DID happen.
Should rename this to "Mythbuster myths that were actually true"
I'm surprised you didn't give the mythbusters there due for your last myth as well.
I read about the research on cursing & pain when it first came out years ago, and it does indeed help. I’m glad that this information is more available to other people who have chronic pain.
Also, I was hit in the face with a rock spit out by the lawn mower. Luckily, no scar or permanent damage. It was very close to my eye. And my parents made a new rule that my sister & I had to be inside the house when they were cutting grass. So I have only ever cut like 1-2 rows of grass in my life, not in a row, but because I wanted to learn (before the rock incident). So I’ve never cut an entire lawn in my life.
Humans aren't playing god till they try making cat dog a real thing
And then what do we feed it? Cat food?
Dog food?
Something in between like mice food?
The questions need answering!
16:45 scientists like to play god as well as doctors
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So I am actually early for the first time (wow four likes)
Because you didn't use the common "first" - as if that granted you a medal or immortality....
Check the definition of “early”, doesn’t match up but you came right in time at least!
I mean, whats the point of being first?
@@kentmission I didn't say first I said early
@@mogbogua also what was the wow four likes for? Likes dont mean anything
I can confirm that being hit by a stone spat out by a lawnmower really, really hurts, because it happened to me when I was a kid, I got hit in the head by a stone, had a huge bump and it hurt for ages, I was really lucky it didn't crack my skull open.
I wish he would have mentioned that hybrid animals are always sterile....the practise is sickening
“Roses are red”
“Violets are blue”
“If it’s less than a minute”
“I’ll give it a view”
Me: flushes toilet
He Rouend like 8 ball
Me: Uses A Bucket Instead, Still Looks Down
As soon as he said duct tape can hold a person, I don't know y but I just thought "so I could make a nusse." I swear I'm not suicidal.
bro you ok??
@@MrBallsackMan ya I'm good I stream and I love every second of the day I'm fine I just have a weird thought process
@@ttvskull6208 well i was mainly asking just in case you needed help tying the noose
@@MrBallsackMan na I already know how
@Oliver Von arx so pure
Ever look at the ceilings in hotel rooms? Between the paint and often the popcorn finish I doubt anything of much weight would hold.
The “water proof duct tape clothes” were actually people making full size body molds so that there sizes can be taken remotely by sending the duct tape suit to a costume maker