I mean, he got to the point where it said she only ever lived/slept in the house with family and jumped the gun. Likely assumed the dad did it, but brothers are a likely suspect too.
14:57 fun fact: there's no factual evidence that Robert Liston's famous 300% mortality rate surgery ever happened, furthermore, he had a lot of enemies in the medical field who tried to ruin his image; why you may ask? He was incredibly innovative for his time, often going against tradition, which everyone considered a big no no. For example, back then surgeons would never clean their robes, with the mindset that the bloodier the robe, the more experience it shows. Robert would always clean his robes after surgeries and the reason he was so quick was because without anesthetics he understood it would help the patient if he was as quick as possible. On the topic of anesthetics he was also among the first to preform surgeries with anesthetics. TL:DR Robert Liston was a fantastic guy and it's a shame he's mostly remembered for what was most likely a rumor made to ruin his image
And let's not forget he invented a special surgical knife in order to perform clean amputations at an amazing speed without anaesthesia. Appropriately, it has been named after him, and it's still used to these days.
Ah what ? He was the first person to perform a surgery with anesthetic in europe the first surgery with anesthetic was actually in the US and the story behind it is Interesting to say the least
The one about the woman who remarried, yet is the caregiver to her ex, who is disabled, is really a heartwarming backstory. As much as society loves drama, its just two people who still care for each other after the romance ended and maintained not just civility, but friendship.
I know right? I didn't find that weird at all. I genuinely don't see why besides it being a bit shocking. Some people are absolutely disgusting people through and through, an odd relationship that isn't hurting anyone is none of our business to possibly even understand. Very nice of the couple.
@@Echo_the_half_glitch iirc that's pretty much it. I don't remember if the kids were the ex's or the husbands. There was a time issue long ago that had interesting arrangements ppl made to keep the best interests of the kids. Like families that shared a back fence, installed with a gate so kid could switch houses just by crossing a yard. Or the parents switched houses so the kids stayed in one house. Or the one where they remained living in the house and incorporated new spouses and steps like a new brady bunch. Each household did what they did and it worked for them. I know most kids of divorced parents at a minimum want parents that can remain civil.
7:07 now i just imagine remy sending the other rats to the little's house and robbing the place to scare stuart , then proceeding to populate his area with other rats to keep him in check
Apparently when I was three, I asked a black woman if she was made out of chocolate. Luckily, she was a friend of my grandparents, thought it was adorable, and confirmed that she was, indeed, chocolate. In my tiny defense, I called white people vanilla.
Honestly, I hate it but I actually agree with Zuckerberg in that instance. Who wouldn't want Musk to shut the f up? Unfortunately, not many get the option to beat him silent.
Classic case of picking the lesser of two evils, or the funnier one in this case. I'm neither a Zuckerberg nor a Musk fan, but if the reward is Musk getting his ass kicked, I'll be rooting for Zuck here
Jeez, I really hope that got investigated and she got help. That, or maybe she's sneakier than they thought, and she was able to give her chaperones the slip and has a boyfriend.
13:47 Chinese speaker here (Taiwanese). Not gonna lie, you did the best you could with "Yuan". Mainland Chinese pinyin doesn't really take English's native pronunciation of the character into account. With that said, "Yuan" is actually pronounced closer to "Yuen". Not knocking on your attempt, you did good.The best anyone that doesn't know the pinyin system can do. Just providing info if you're interested.
@@andrewollmann304 I don't know diacritics very well. If "à" sounds like the "à" in how US Americans pronounce "dejà vu", then no. It's more like the "e" in the sound when someone goes "eh?".
@@sleepingkirby diacritics aren't standardized in english spelling, and the one in deja vu is a borrowing from french. no idea what andre was trying to communicate there apart from maybe a falling tone, but that doesn't have anything to do with anything that english speakers can actually distinguish about vowel quality
The guy with the tank in the basement actually happened 10 min away from where i live. He also had old U boat torpedos in his garden and he used the tank to pull out trees for his neighbours. Everyone in his neighbourhood knew about it and just didnt care. He was later charged with possession of weapons of war and got a hefty fine if i remember correctly. The tank and the torpedos were obviously seized by the authorities.
@@Nyghtking Someone who didnt know about the Tank saw it and reported it to the authorities. It stood in his Basement Garage and the doors to it were open. It sparked a lot of questions because the mayor and other officials knew about it and kept quiet.
@@spawnferkelmoooin185 I don't remember the exact rules for it but I think you can technically own a functional tank in the US, provided you disable it's weapon functionality, as I remember hearing a story where a guy owned one and would occasionally take his kids to school in it if I remember correctly.
@@Nyghtking I also remember seen a video on YT from a news clip about someone in US owning a Sherman tank (Still working) having it standing at his house, but the HOA got butt hurt over it, and he refuse to remove it. I cant remember what end up happened
Trust me, you don't want them to still make the Porsche Tiger/Ferdinand/Elephant, it's probably the least reliable armoured vehicle ever, the engine bursts into flames on the slightest slope, it's extremely slow, guzzles fuel, and requires an insane amount of maintenance due to the complex diesel-electric drive system
14:51 *Plot Twist:* Those three fatalities were the three hitmen who burst into the operating room mid-operation to assassinate the patient. The patient lived. 'Robert Liston: Ninja Physician' coming to a cinema near you, Summer 2025!
lol that'd be kinda funny. Nah, what actually happened was, he cut his assistant's finger off, someone in the crowd had a heart attack, and the patient died of sepsis (as did the assistant). Your version is still interesting, tho.
1:54 OOH! I know the ending to this story! So, essentially, the GF was able to testify in court for the BF committing fraud, and the BF ended up having to pay for the fines
For the lottery ticket tip, the guy who tipped it actually did stipulate “if you win, just buy me a new truck,” which she agreed to. The place also did pooled tips that would then be split between the waitstaff. So the woman who won backed out of an agreement she made because she thought it wouldn’t matter and refused to follow the businesses standard practice which she undoubtedly benefited from in the past just because she was being greedy. No excuse for the ex though. He was just a psycho.
The ticket is a tip of 1 or 2 dollars per drawing. The winnings can not and should not be counted if you are splitting tips, as, if you consider the winnings, if the ticket doesn't win, the person who got the ticket got 0 dollars
@@jacob3988 That’s the whole point of tip pooling. If one person gets unlucky and just happens to have a day of bad tips, they aren’t left shit out of luck. And if one person gets lucky by pure chance of waiting on a big tipper, everyone can benefit. Unless one person is consistently pulling more weight or dragging their feet, it works out best for all in the long run. (Aside from the obvious best case of being paid a living wage and not needing to rely on tips). If the ticket didn’t win, then her contribution would have been less than others. Which is okay and expected. If she won $20, that would be no different than a really good tip, and would be expected to be split like a really good tip. The risk was evenly split, so the reward should have been as well.
It honestly makes no sense for the ticket winnings to be counted as part of the tip, the tip was the ticket not the winnings.. The way the truck thing was described made it sound more like a joke as part of small talk and not an actual agreement, i don't know american law but i doubt something like that would hold up in a sensible legal system
It all sounds like something that she could have easily lied her way out of, though. "Why, no, that Lottery ticket was a complete dud. But while I was at the gas station checking on that ticket, I bought three more tickets and one of _those_ tickets won!" Or "No, I didn't win anything. That was _another_ Jill Smith [or whatever her name is]." Honesty is right and well, but it *_can_* be a liability and some people are honest to a fault, like in _this_ particular case.
The guy didn't buy a car in his girlfriend's name, he bought it from his girlfriend and she forgot to transfer the registration. That's why she was still liable for the tickets. She sued the city because she said they shouldn't have continued giving it tickets for 8 years like they did; and the courts agreed with her. The city agreed to write off all but $5000 of the tickets, and she was held to be liable for $1600 of it, with him being liable for the rest.
I think that is perfectly fair, as funny of a story it was, what the ex bf did couldve ruined her financially, it funny untill you start realising the implications of it. warrented she forgot to transfer the registration and she couldve avoided it alltogether if she did, but 8 years of tickets being continually given from the city because of what the bf did is petty and reckless behaviour, from both parties.
she and her family repeatedly plead with him to move the vehicle because she was getting notifications about tickets but couldn't move it herself because it was in secure airport parking (he worked at the airport)
14:56 THIS IS ACTUALLY UNTRUE! There is no record of this ever happening, however there are records of people making rumors of him because they didn't like the guy. He was skilled, but also kind of arrogant. He is considered one of the fathers of modern medicine because he was one of the few people who actually and actively took the time to clean his instruments and his clothes - which was seen as a major faux pas back in the day, as a dirty, grimy, bloody surgery robe meant that you were very experienced and had done a bunch of surgeries. Read up on his story, it's actually really interesting! There are some actual real things that he did that was really fucking wild like ripping a door off its hinges to get to a patient who decided to change their mind at the last minute.
You need a home, car, job, and sometimes even family bribe money as the norm. But all 3 are near impossible to get right now, yet parents still demand people get married asap. Women can have higher standards, as they are the minority. I can't blame them at all, it's stressful enough living there. At least find a good spouce. Parents also shun kids above 26-30 that haven't gotten married. Eastern Asia culture can be wild sometimes. "Lying flat" and "let it rot" are the definition of 'dystopian'. Feel free to look into the terms, it's a rabbit hole you might really find interesting. It's sad, but is absolutely fascinating due to it being almost exclusively done by the CCP. Sorry if I rambled, I love doing that sometimes.
Stuart little is a mouse, isn’t he? I have never seen a rat look at a mouse and have any reaction other than an immediate and primal urge to kill. Don’t know what’s up with that, but seeing this occur so many times, I have no doubt that the fight would be over in less than a second.
It's because of resources. Rats attack mice because they are a threat to the food and their offspring. Mice in turn are absolutely terrified of rats and their scent because they will attack and eat them.
@@13thMaiden fascinating! I wondered if that was the case. That being said, I certainly didn’t expect pet rats would be as efficient as cats when it came to pest control xD
19:20 the WWII tank in the basement was actually in northern germany (near Kiel). The owner was a collector of WWII weapons (although owning those machinery as well as guns is illegal there), and in the basement of his villa were also found a 8,8cm Flak, a torpedo, a mortar, multiple MGs and MPs, as well as pistols and of course more than 1000 rounds of ammunitions for those. According to stories people in the village told, he helped plowing the snow during the snow disaster 1978 with that tank. so people knowed he had a tank in his basement for decades. The 250k € he was finde with, went to the local clinic, the local animal shelter and the SOS-childrensvillage.
15:55 THIS IS WHOLESOME actually. Her first husband suffered a massive injury that resultes in permament physical (and mental IIRC) damage and she and her new husband keep visiting him in the facility he lives in and make sure he still spends time with his children still. It's just shitty clickbait. >
13:40 It was in an comedy shot back in Norway in the 80's an pilot dated 4 flight attendants at once, managing the flight schedules. But the airport was closed because an storm or something and all went to his apartment close to the airport, That was an comedy, 17 how did he manage?
20:35 Honestly, the only one that would get a small cut of the money is the IRS because it's just how it works. Nobody else deserves a cent of that winning. Funny how something like a lottery jackpot can expose every psychopath within 20km around you
19:00 James Gunn Made a series of short videos called "PG P**n" many years ago. Each episode had one or more real adult actresses in it, usually along with a mainstream actor. He has no problem working with adult stars. One starred Nathan Fillion and another had Alan Tudyk, which I thought was weird because Gunn had nothing to do with _Firefly._
The tank story was in Germany, and it is somewhat illegal in Germany to have a working weapon of war. Even an old one like a Panther. Especially if you also have the ammo for it, which the man did.
Maybe after blowjob... just a sneeze and it'll come out of her nose. Kind of like when someone drinking milk or water or something and laugh/sneeze it out of their nose. That's what I understand it to be.
A clip is probably floating about on tiktok or whatever. Terry Crews is, I would presume, considered handsome, so that's cool. But it's kind of an interesting situation with some layers. 😂 The dad might not have had a clue where that came from.
0:48 Ray was not in a relationship with Finn. However Finn and Po were very much a couple, but Disney wouldn't allow it in screen due to censorship. The actors for Finn & Po even stated they acted as a couple when in character.
Giving guys girlfriends because the studio is worried they'll come across as gay has been a thing for a long time. They explicitly gave him a beard because they didn't want people to think he's gay. They literally put him in the closet.
15:49. I heard about this story. That's not a hol' up moment. I'm pretty sure the husband is all cool with it. Hate that people are painting her as a bad guy
2:30 Yes, you can register a car under someone else's name. IF you have a power of attorney for that person, basically a contract saying you can take legal action for said person. Usually they are limited and only allow certain things (I had one that allowed a friend of mine to renew the registration on my car while I was away and he was borrowing it) but you can also get a general one, which would allow someone to do almost anything legally for you. Including selling your home and pocket the money, so be careful with a power of attorney
It also said it was bought and registed while they were still dating and bought from her uncle. Could be that she was with him as he did registration and was fine with it at the time, only to be bitten on the ass by it after they broke up
@MsXmaster666 True, but I was mainly answering their question of how someone could legally buy a car in another person's name. Certainly is easier if they come to sign for it, but then they would know it is in their name.
19:20 Here in germany you aren't allowed to own a tank afaik. A tank (even if it can't fire) counts still as a weapon and you cannot get an allowance to own such a thing (at least if you are not a museum or getting paid by the Government for it). also that would easily fit in almost every basement of an house here. How to get it in/out is the bigger question but there probably was just a gate with ramp or so.
0:06 I had a friend do something similar in that he messaged MAN asking if they still made Panther tanks and he got an actual response - not from an automated bot - from a real person
As I remember Stuart tied up a puma or something like that to save Snowflake in one of his cartoon’s movie, therefore he should be far smarter and tactical than Remy
13:52 17 girlfriends man. This would be fine if he just been honest with them and say he’s poly and they consent to it but alas. (There’s nothing wrong with being poly. The problem is when you lie to people don’t tell them that your dating others and cheat on them)
The chocolate man one had me, when I was a child I did refer to black people as choccy babas (I was 3-5 years old) the response from what I was told was normally just laughter from them since they knew it wasn't malicious and the older people thought it was cute
5:00 honestly I can't take this as a "hahaha incest funny hol up" moment since there's probably grape without the g involved. It's entirely different than, say, laughing at the alabama furries who accidentally screwed relatives because at least they were consenting (or mutually drunk?). With this situation here it feels entirely inappropriate to laugh. Cuz like if the girl genuinely believes she's a virgin, then her brothers are probably knocking her unconscious. Or the whole family knows and is trying to cover it up at her expense.
Or she's just simply lying about it and actually had consensual sex with a guy (who wasn't her brother, hopefully) but kept it from her mom. Either way, not funny but definitely a holup.
I don't think it's confirmed that she believes she's a virgin, it says at the bottom of the article that Adelaide could not be reached for comment. The article seems to be entirely written based on things her mother said and it's possible that she lied to her mother about if if her brothers abused her
As a former NYer, it is possible to have other than downtown Manhattan. Agreed on the price of that place, if it's right across from Central Park (Midtown Manhattan, BTW - literally, that's what it's called),especially if the owners had the money to AVOID getting the place torn down to build another apartment building. If they sell, it'd probably go for $5 million EASY.
4:28 this is the exact same mugshot that I saw used in “Florida man kidnaps people and forces them to play Yahtzee for 36 hours” or something along those lines. is one (or both) of these fake? Or is this dude just an absolute menace
10:34 I’m having vivid flashbacks to University where my film psychology teacher told us about The Orgone Accumulator. The whole business surrounding it was just wild.
2:10 I just sold a moped (in Finland). I went to our MOT's site, selected the moped and gave buyers' name and ID number in the ownership transfer form. The moped was now registered to the new owner. So that story would pass in Finland.
Can I just say that on 2:43, the info is horribly redacted because some of the names were mentioned earlier that weren't redacted and some things are just redacted badly, as in that they're easily readable behind the redaction.
I think the joke at 15:33 has something to do with a certain act... but rather than the usual path - it goes up your nose... and I hate that I got the message
Regarding the lottery tipping incident, if I were to work in an industry that accepted tips and then got tipped a lottery ticket, I’d burn or reject the ticket without even checking it. I’ve heard enough horror stories about the lottery that in my mind, the only way to truly win the lottery is to never play in the first place. 21:20
You could easily find a cheap used car for $500 about 4 years ago in my area, and have it be functional. My first car was a 95 accord I got for $600 in 2018 and after a quick tune up worked like a dream. Hell, my brother got an 80's civic for FREEa few years before that, and it wasn't a total piece of junk. Now tho,,,, good luck
The crazy thing about Stuart Little, is that the painting above there fireplace is actually super old that the set director found by accident in a thrift shop it was lost in the 1920's when the Jewish man who bought it fled before/during WW2.
12:01 depends on which Caucasian language you mean. Do you mean Georgian? Do you mean Chechen? Do you mean Abkhaz? Do you mean Avar? Do you mean a different Caucasian language than these? Do you mean some of the languages spoken in the Caucasus that aren't part of a Caucasian language family? If so, do you mean one of the Indo-European ones like Armenian, Ossetian, Greek, Russian, etc? Do you mean Turkic languages like Azerbaijani? Or do you mean the Mongolic language Kalmyk Oirat? You'll get widely different answers depending on this.
Pro tip: Slapping the letters GF over just the middle part of the girl's name is not a very effective way of censoring her name. The same goes for her last name, specially since her uncle, who she shares the last name with, had his full name completely visible. On top of that, both the girl and the guy had their last names fully visible in the first line of the thing. Why even try to censor it at this point?
@@daburgerbandit1598 I agree with the context but I felt uncomfortable over being able to look it up so easily. Maybe it's the overall context of that type of story, compared to a reddit post someone already put in a public place? I dunno, it just made me wish he'd censored *all* the names there.
Can’t believe that in the “woman gets pregnant while virgin” you skipped over the fact she lived with her mother, and her 5 brothers.
Yes, that makes it more mysterious
I mean, he got to the point where it said she only ever lived/slept in the house with family and jumped the gun. Likely assumed the dad did it, but brothers are a likely suspect too.
@@canadianexplores115not really mysterious. Obvious case of either she has left the house without family and got knocked up or incest
@@ToxicBuiltwhich one is it though?????? mysterious
@@ToxicBuilt r/woosh
14:57 fun fact: there's no factual evidence that Robert Liston's famous 300% mortality rate surgery ever happened, furthermore, he had a lot of enemies in the medical field who tried to ruin his image; why you may ask? He was incredibly innovative for his time, often going against tradition, which everyone considered a big no no. For example, back then surgeons would never clean their robes, with the mindset that the bloodier the robe, the more experience it shows. Robert would always clean his robes after surgeries and the reason he was so quick was because without anesthetics he understood it would help the patient if he was as quick as possible. On the topic of anesthetics he was also among the first to preform surgeries with anesthetics.
TL:DR Robert Liston was a fantastic guy and it's a shame he's mostly remembered for what was most likely a rumor made to ruin his image
Its a damn shame
All allegations and disallegations are true
@@sudokuacrobatics proof?
And let's not forget he invented a special surgical knife in order to perform clean amputations at an amazing speed without anaesthesia. Appropriately, it has been named after him, and it's still used to these days.
Ah what ?
He was the first person to perform a surgery with anesthetic in europe
the first surgery with anesthetic was actually in the US
and the story behind it is
Interesting to say the least
The one about the woman who remarried, yet is the caregiver to her ex, who is disabled, is really a heartwarming backstory. As much as society loves drama, its just two people who still care for each other after the romance ended and maintained not just civility, but friendship.
I know right? I didn't find that weird at all. I genuinely don't see why besides it being a bit shocking. Some people are absolutely disgusting people through and through, an odd relationship that isn't hurting anyone is none of our business to possibly even understand. Very nice of the couple.
It's the stupid headline that makes it sound as if he got a brain injury, then she remarried which is not what happened.
I'm guessing they broke up/devorced first but were still friends and then he got the injury?
@@Echo_the_half_glitch iirc that's pretty much it. I don't remember if the kids were the ex's or the husbands.
There was a time issue long ago that had interesting arrangements ppl made to keep the best interests of the kids. Like families that shared a back fence, installed with a gate so kid could switch houses just by crossing a yard. Or the parents switched houses so the kids stayed in one house. Or the one where they remained living in the house and incorporated new spouses and steps like a new brady bunch. Each household did what they did and it worked for them. I know most kids of divorced parents at a minimum want parents that can remain civil.
@@benjie128 Nowadays it's just "here's a tablet sweetie, you'll see your Dad in 2 weeks!"
7:07 now i just imagine remy sending the other rats to the little's house and robbing the place to scare stuart , then proceeding to populate his area with other rats to keep him in check
That's how the Bubonic Plague spread out
I'm sorry, _populate?_ 😀
although, im pretty sure Stuart has a cat friend so the remy may be beat in that standard.
@@idiottrust9290 nope the rats would wrap up that cat in 5 seconds , easily that mf couldnt even get Stuart cozy self
Isn’t Stuart a mouse? Pretty big difference between a mouse and a rat.
Apparently when I was three, I asked a black woman if she was made out of chocolate. Luckily, she was a friend of my grandparents, thought it was adorable, and confirmed that she was, indeed, chocolate. In my tiny defense, I called white people vanilla.
me,an napolitano:
I prefer being a "Saltine American", rofl.
This isn't racist. This is the most adorably human thing ever.
Damn the world would be a nicer place if people took race and gender that lightly
"hey what flavor are you."
"chocolate"
I don't think Zuckerberg really wants the fight to happen. I think he wants Musk to shut up and is willing to beat his ass to accomplish that.
I would want the fight to happen if that is actually the case but if it isn’t I don’t really care
Honestly, I hate it but I actually agree with Zuckerberg in that instance. Who wouldn't want Musk to shut the f up? Unfortunately, not many get the option to beat him silent.
I hate them both, but Zuck IS actually trained in BJJ, so Musk wouldn't stand a chance.
I just want to see some billionaires throw down. And I can't believe I'm siding with Zuck if it does happen, but Elon is that despicable of a person.
Classic case of picking the lesser of two evils, or the funnier one in this case. I'm neither a Zuckerberg nor a Musk fan, but if the reward is Musk getting his ass kicked, I'll be rooting for Zuck here
3:08 As Lexi said earlier, it’s basically a high-quality fursuit.
*VERY* high quality
it would be pretty sick if it wasn't slightly uncanny
At first I just thought it was a picture of a dog
Technically but aren't fur suits always anthro?
@@Catpuke14 Usually.
5:25 "She lives with her mother and FIVE OLDER BROTHERS"
Jeez, I really hope that got investigated and she got help. That, or maybe she's sneakier than they thought, and she was able to give her chaperones the slip and has a boyfriend.
"Adelaide, who lives with her mother and five older brothers"
Hey, Alabama. Texas is gonna be needing your banjo.
adelaide is in AUSTRALIA
@@kaderen8461 Adelaide is the NAME of the pregnant girl
2:50 To clarify, it was a suit he bought, he didn't actually become a dog.
Ya don't say
Disappointing.
@@delicioustroll3287 no but there are a fucking surprising amount of gullible people who think this man had a SURGERY.
13:47 Chinese speaker here (Taiwanese). Not gonna lie, you did the best you could with "Yuan". Mainland Chinese pinyin doesn't really take English's native pronunciation of the character into account.
With that said, "Yuan" is actually pronounced closer to "Yuen".
Not knocking on your attempt, you did good.The best anyone that doesn't know the pinyin system can do. Just providing info if you're interested.
So would it be pronounced “Yuàn,” then?
@@andrewollmann304 I don't know diacritics very well. If "à" sounds like the "à" in how US Americans pronounce "dejà vu", then no. It's more like the "e" in the sound when someone goes "eh?".
@@sleepingkirby diacritics aren't standardized in english spelling, and the one in deja vu is a borrowing from french. no idea what andre was trying to communicate there apart from maybe a falling tone, but that doesn't have anything to do with anything that english speakers can actually distinguish about vowel quality
@@comradewindowsill4253 Ahh, thanks for that. I didn't know. Again, don't know diacritics very well.
The guy with the tank in the basement actually happened 10 min away from where i live. He also had old U boat torpedos in his garden and he used the tank to pull out trees for his neighbours. Everyone in his neighbourhood knew about it and just didnt care. He was later charged with possession of weapons of war and got a hefty fine if i remember correctly. The tank and the torpedos were obviously seized by the authorities.
Why did it suddenly become a problem if people already knew about it?
@@Nyghtking Someone who didnt know about the Tank saw it and reported it to the authorities. It stood in his Basement Garage and the doors to it were open. It sparked a lot of questions because the mayor and other officials knew about it and kept quiet.
My man had an entire Panzerkampfwagen V Panther in is basement that the entire town knew about, WW2 Veterans are chads and you cannot change my mind
@@spawnferkelmoooin185 I don't remember the exact rules for it but I think you can technically own a functional tank in the US, provided you disable it's weapon functionality, as I remember hearing a story where a guy owned one and would occasionally take his kids to school in it if I remember correctly.
@@Nyghtking I also remember seen a video on YT from a news clip about someone in US owning a Sherman tank (Still working) having it standing at his house, but the HOA got butt hurt over it, and he refuse to remove it. I cant remember what end up happened
17:20 "i lost her to a man with bigger fingers"
no way
no way
no way
doof
Imagine if they say “we wish” on the first one
Frfr
At least then Germany wouldn't need to be developing a new tank.
*das auto*
*WW2 flashbacks*
Everyone wants their vehicle to randomly catch fire!
Trust me, you don't want them to still make the Porsche Tiger/Ferdinand/Elephant, it's probably the least reliable armoured vehicle ever, the engine bursts into flames on the slightest slope, it's extremely slow, guzzles fuel, and requires an insane amount of maintenance due to the complex diesel-electric drive system
It would be fun though
It ran on gas
Yup oversized, underpowered, over engineered piece of crap.
Okay, but it’d be cool to have it on display.
I’m pretty sure Porsche didn’t assemble them, they just manufactured the parts.
fun fact: the guy who turned into a dog didn't actually get surgery and stuff, it's just a hyperrealistic fursuit
I'd be wondering what surgeries would get him to look like a dog and be that cheap
@@MinTea14 have you seen that one guy who got plastic surgery to look like a cat? even implanted whiskers
Jeff -> yiff
Mhm, he has a channel and stuff, don't remember the name tho. Its eerie but cool
Did he or it die?or is he or it still alive?
If Stuart little gets to use his car, then Remy gets to be in Linguini's hat. Easy win for Remy again.
If Stuart and Remy get nothing, Remy's a rat, stuarts a child mouse, he's gonna get eaten
4:31 Holup. Last time I saw this mugshot he had kidnapped dozens of people and made them play UNO with him or something. Ok, what did he actually do?
It was Yahtzee lmfao. Headlines r fake
@@carbs_r_delish Well duh. I'm asking what the mugshots actually from.
Last time I SAW IT it was a guy who tricked a priest into believing he was Ed Sheeran and and played Shape Of You in church for money
@@DimentiosLoyalestreverse image search, find the oldest one
14:51 *Plot Twist:* Those three fatalities were the three hitmen who burst into the operating room mid-operation to assassinate the patient. The patient lived.
'Robert Liston: Ninja Physician' coming to a cinema near you, Summer 2025!
I'd actually watch that lmao
lol that'd be kinda funny. Nah, what actually happened was, he cut his assistant's finger off, someone in the crowd had a heart attack, and the patient died of sepsis (as did the assistant). Your version is still interesting, tho.
6:04 The first time I saw that this happens to others, I was SO relieved that I wasn't alone.
I thought it was a joke...god I'm thankful I'm a man.
Haha ikr. Glad I’m not the only one too.
1:54 OOH! I know the ending to this story! So, essentially, the GF was able to testify in court for the BF committing fraud, and the BF ended up having to pay for the fines
Even bigger L
like man it sucks when someone breaks your heart but man should not have done that
@@jessirose He ain't even have that excuse, they broke up because he cheated
@@osheridan OH
If he didn't foresee her contesting getting fined for his crime he's dumb. Did he really think he could do that and get away with it?
For the lottery ticket tip, the guy who tipped it actually did stipulate “if you win, just buy me a new truck,” which she agreed to. The place also did pooled tips that would then be split between the waitstaff.
So the woman who won backed out of an agreement she made because she thought it wouldn’t matter and refused to follow the businesses standard practice which she undoubtedly benefited from in the past just because she was being greedy.
No excuse for the ex though. He was just a psycho.
The ticket is a tip of 1 or 2 dollars per drawing. The winnings can not and should not be counted if you are splitting tips, as, if you consider the winnings, if the ticket doesn't win, the person who got the ticket got 0 dollars
@@jacob3988 That’s the whole point of tip pooling. If one person gets unlucky and just happens to have a day of bad tips, they aren’t left shit out of luck. And if one person gets lucky by pure chance of waiting on a big tipper, everyone can benefit. Unless one person is consistently pulling more weight or dragging their feet, it works out best for all in the long run. (Aside from the obvious best case of being paid a living wage and not needing to rely on tips).
If the ticket didn’t win, then her contribution would have been less than others. Which is okay and expected. If she won $20, that would be no different than a really good tip, and would be expected to be split like a really good tip. The risk was evenly split, so the reward should have been as well.
It honestly makes no sense for the ticket winnings to be counted as part of the tip, the tip was the ticket not the winnings.. The way the truck thing was described made it sound more like a joke as part of small talk and not an actual agreement, i don't know american law but i doubt something like that would hold up in a sensible legal system
It all sounds like something that she could have easily lied her way out of, though. "Why, no, that Lottery ticket was a complete dud. But while I was at the gas station checking on that ticket, I bought three more tickets and one of _those_ tickets won!" Or "No, I didn't win anything. That was _another_ Jill Smith [or whatever her name is]."
Honesty is right and well, but it *_can_* be a liability and some people are honest to a fault, like in _this_ particular case.
4:03 rip to that person with a cougar in their tub.
The guy didn't buy a car in his girlfriend's name, he bought it from his girlfriend and she forgot to transfer the registration. That's why she was still liable for the tickets. She sued the city because she said they shouldn't have continued giving it tickets for 8 years like they did; and the courts agreed with her. The city agreed to write off all but $5000 of the tickets, and she was held to be liable for $1600 of it, with him being liable for the rest.
I think that is perfectly fair, as funny of a story it was, what the ex bf did couldve ruined her financially, it funny untill you start realising the implications of it.
warrented she forgot to transfer the registration and she couldve avoided it alltogether if she did, but 8 years of tickets being continually given from the city because of what the bf did is petty and reckless behaviour, from both parties.
she and her family repeatedly plead with him to move the vehicle because she was getting notifications about tickets but couldn't move it herself because it was in secure airport parking (he worked at the airport)
14:56 THIS IS ACTUALLY UNTRUE! There is no record of this ever happening, however there are records of people making rumors of him because they didn't like the guy. He was skilled, but also kind of arrogant. He is considered one of the fathers of modern medicine because he was one of the few people who actually and actively took the time to clean his instruments and his clothes - which was seen as a major faux pas back in the day, as a dirty, grimy, bloody surgery robe meant that you were very experienced and had done a bunch of surgeries. Read up on his story, it's actually really interesting! There are some actual real things that he did that was really fucking wild like ripping a door off its hinges to get to a patient who decided to change their mind at the last minute.
2:56 REMEMBER, it’s a COSTUME, NOT a SURGERY
5:19 “five older brothers” uh oh
4:36 isn't that the same guy that kidnapped a lot of people and forced them to play Yatzee?
Yeah, I was gonna say smth about that
15:35 What's the joke? Are the trainer's kids unvaccinated and going to die if someone sneezes?
I'm not sure either. I thought it was some kind of "haha trainer you are banging me" joke (like kids being sperm or something)
Idk, man there are several solutions but I don't know which is the funny-haha.
Maybe a BJ joke? Something like that...
Not sure either. Maybe she just had a protein shake? You know, the kind that doesn't have to be swallowed.
I have a theory: it might be that she would bend over when she sneezes, and the trainer is a guy… extrapolate from there
3:22 thats Michael Crackson
The 60$ price tag on the hoodies is a r/holup moment 💀
Yikes, 60? That’s rough
@@awesomepork101 I'm not even American and I know that's just daylight robbery
@paballomolata8844 I am American and that's robbery!
@@paballomolata8844 I also am not a yank, that shit is overpriced
Are the hoodies gonna do my taxes or drive me to work? Why $60? Highway robbery.
14:14 "Tryna strike a chord, and it's prolly A minoooor"
Also 17 girlfriends is extra impressive in china. The guy to girl ratio is not great if I remember.
You need a home, car, job, and sometimes even family bribe money as the norm. But all 3 are near impossible to get right now, yet parents still demand people get married asap. Women can have higher standards, as they are the minority. I can't blame them at all, it's stressful enough living there. At least find a good spouce. Parents also shun kids above 26-30 that haven't gotten married. Eastern Asia culture can be wild sometimes.
"Lying flat" and "let it rot" are the definition of 'dystopian'. Feel free to look into the terms, it's a rabbit hole you might really find interesting. It's sad, but is absolutely fascinating due to it being almost exclusively done by the CCP.
Sorry if I rambled, I love doing that sometimes.
4:35 Wait, that’s the same dude who kidnapped 10 people and forced them to play Yahtzee for 25 hours straigh.
19:40 "THAT MEAT WAS SO RAW I COULD STILL TASTE THE FEMBOY SALIVA OVER IT!"
-Probably Gordon Ramsey after hearing about this
Stuart little is a mouse, isn’t he? I have never seen a rat look at a mouse and have any reaction other than an immediate and primal urge to kill. Don’t know what’s up with that, but seeing this occur so many times, I have no doubt that the fight would be over in less than a second.
Isn't there a movie based on that premise??
It's because of resources. Rats attack mice because they are a threat to the food and their offspring. Mice in turn are absolutely terrified of rats and their scent because they will attack and eat them.
Stuart Little is han
@@13thMaiden fascinating! I wondered if that was the case. That being said, I certainly didn’t expect pet rats would be as efficient as cats when it came to pest control xD
he's a guy
19:20
the WWII tank in the basement was actually in northern germany (near Kiel). The owner was a collector of WWII weapons (although owning those machinery as well as guns is illegal there), and in the basement of his villa were also found a 8,8cm Flak, a torpedo, a mortar, multiple MGs and MPs, as well as pistols and of course more than 1000 rounds of ammunitions for those.
According to stories people in the village told, he helped plowing the snow during the snow disaster 1978 with that tank. so people knowed he had a tank in his basement for decades.
The 250k € he was finde with, went to the local clinic, the local animal shelter and the SOS-childrensvillage.
15:35 Yeah... I still don't get it. My only guess is that it has something to do with her nose-ring?
15:55 THIS IS WHOLESOME actually. Her first husband suffered a massive injury that resultes in permament physical (and mental IIRC) damage and she and her new husband keep visiting him in the facility he lives in and make sure he still spends time with his children still.
It's just shitty clickbait. >
Yeah she moved on with your life but had enough decency to still help take care of the man, that's commendable really
15:39
Robin: (already on the next post) hey wAIT A MINUTE
13:40 It was in an comedy shot back in Norway in the 80's an pilot dated 4 flight attendants at once, managing the flight schedules.
But the airport was closed because an storm or something and all went to his apartment close to the airport,
That was an comedy, 17 how did he manage?
20:35 Honestly, the only one that would get a small cut of the money is the IRS because it's just how it works. Nobody else deserves a cent of that winning.
Funny how something like a lottery jackpot can expose every psychopath within 20km around you
stuart little may have a plane, but remy has basically a human mech he can control
19:00 James Gunn Made a series of short videos called "PG P**n" many years ago. Each episode had one or more real adult actresses in it, usually along with a mainstream actor. He has no problem working with adult stars.
One starred Nathan Fillion and another had Alan Tudyk, which I thought was weird because Gunn had nothing to do with _Firefly._
The tank story was in Germany, and it is somewhat illegal in Germany to have a working weapon of war. Even an old one like a Panther. Especially if you also have the ammo for it, which the man did.
18:10 could the people responsible have to go to jail and stay in that guys cell? I feel like that might be good for humanity
15:41 I have stared at this for several minutes and I still don't get the joke
neither do I, someone please explaion
Maybe after blowjob... just a sneeze and it'll come out of her nose. Kind of like when someone drinking milk or water or something and laugh/sneeze it out of their nose. That's what I understand it to be.
Most likely a joke about giving head
Let's just say her trainer gave her some of his protein shake.
I think she means theres ykw in her mouth? Idk rlly it's a guess
9:55 Looks like somebody watched White Chicks without their parents’ permission.
Regardless of where it’s from, if she said he was beautiful and stopped to say woah, and exclaim how beautiful it is I might take it as a compliment
A clip is probably floating about on tiktok or whatever. Terry Crews is, I would presume, considered handsome, so that's cool. But it's kind of an interesting situation with some layers. 😂 The dad might not have had a clue where that came from.
0:48 Ray was not in a relationship with Finn. However Finn and Po were very much a couple, but Disney wouldn't allow it in screen due to censorship. The actors for Finn & Po even stated they acted as a couple when in character.
Fin spends the entire 8th film simping over a girl but ok
@yoozddevries535 Bisexual people exist but okay.
Giving guys girlfriends because the studio is worried they'll come across as gay has been a thing for a long time. They explicitly gave him a beard because they didn't want people to think he's gay. They literally put him in the closet.
"That guy eaten by bed bugs was disgusting!"
The demoncaluba: "am I a joke to you?"
9:00 it was a real offer but it got retracted, presumably after someone decided to think for more than 2 seconds
Taht guy becoming a dog is probably in a fursuit. And yes, even us furries think feral fursuits are weird. Especially if he thinks he's really a dog.
15:49. I heard about this story. That's not a hol' up moment. I'm pretty sure the husband is all cool with it. Hate that people are painting her as a bad guy
2:30 Yes, you can register a car under someone else's name. IF you have a power of attorney for that person, basically a contract saying you can take legal action for said person. Usually they are limited and only allow certain things (I had one that allowed a friend of mine to renew the registration on my car while I was away and he was borrowing it) but you can also get a general one, which would allow someone to do almost anything legally for you. Including selling your home and pocket the money, so be careful with a power of attorney
It also said it was bought and registed while they were still dating and bought from her uncle. Could be that she was with him as he did registration and was fine with it at the time, only to be bitten on the ass by it after they broke up
@MsXmaster666 True, but I was mainly answering their question of how someone could legally buy a car in another person's name. Certainly is easier if they come to sign for it, but then they would know it is in their name.
19:20 Here in germany you aren't allowed to own a tank afaik.
A tank (even if it can't fire) counts still as a weapon and you cannot get an allowance to own such a thing (at least if you are not a museum or getting paid by the Government for it).
also that would easily fit in almost every basement of an house here. How to get it in/out is the bigger question but there probably was just a gate with ramp or so.
18:38 i thought I allready knew this, glad I didn't skipped the new twist is great
I was disappointed in the fact that he missed the instant Raman noodles joke at 5:40
Same
20:30 Help. What actually is it! All i see is a butt!
If you're still looking for the answer: there's a person sitting and holding their leg. You can see the foot sticking out to the right of the arm.
@@foxbear60thanks
0:06 I had a friend do something similar in that he messaged MAN asking if they still made Panther tanks and he got an actual response - not from an automated bot - from a real person
Ooh 😲 what was the response? Pls tell me, I'm curious 😔
9:58 reminds me of that movie "White Chicks"
8:25 its tescos. they gonna say "ahh well we`re over populated, every little helps."
As I remember Stuart tied up a puma or something like that to save Snowflake in one of his cartoon’s movie, therefore he should be far smarter and tactical than Remy
7:00
Once and for all, Remy is a rat and Stuart is a mouse.
Rats in the wild eat mice.
Plus they are both imaginary characters.
There.
Yeah, rats are dangerous, especially wild ones. A mouse will at max bite you to blood. While rat could easily bite your finger off.
5:43, when you correct it it soundstage like he's a cannibal
4:02 uhh… I don’t think… anyone owns that cat… for a reason…
Alexander and Maria Dimitriev i believe own that Puma. His name is Messi
13:18 Life Hack: avoid debt by not paying, just wait until the lender dies!
XD
18:00 wtf!? someone tell me the man was already dead..
13:52 17 girlfriends man. This would be fine if he just been honest with them and say he’s poly and they consent to it but alas. (There’s nothing wrong with being poly. The problem is when you lie to people don’t tell them that your dating others and cheat on them)
7:15 Isn't this basically the plot of Flushed Away but less British?
The chocolate man one had me, when I was a child I did refer to black people as choccy babas (I was 3-5 years old) the response from what I was told was normally just laughter from them since they knew it wasn't malicious and the older people thought it was cute
5:00 honestly I can't take this as a "hahaha incest funny hol up" moment since there's probably grape without the g involved. It's entirely different than, say, laughing at the alabama furries who accidentally screwed relatives because at least they were consenting (or mutually drunk?). With this situation here it feels entirely inappropriate to laugh.
Cuz like if the girl genuinely believes she's a virgin, then her brothers are probably knocking her unconscious. Or the whole family knows and is trying to cover it up at her expense.
Or she's just simply lying about it and actually had consensual sex with a guy (who wasn't her brother, hopefully) but kept it from her mom.
Either way, not funny but definitely a holup.
Still is "hahaha incest funny hol up"
I don't think it's confirmed that she believes she's a virgin, it says at the bottom of the article that Adelaide could not be reached for comment. The article seems to be entirely written based on things her mother said and it's possible that she lied to her mother about if if her brothers abused her
As a former NYer, it is possible to have other than downtown Manhattan. Agreed on the price of that place, if it's right across from Central Park (Midtown Manhattan, BTW - literally, that's what it's called),especially if the owners had the money to AVOID getting the place torn down to build another apartment building. If they sell, it'd probably go for $5 million EASY.
5:40 Instant, robin. He’s saying Instant…
THATS WHAT IM SAYING
3:58 Man, that is one chill mountain lion! Makes me wonder if it was raised by people.
I Hope he gets paid enough to read these cus some are wacky af
9:48 and you thought the Lemon Juice Robber was dumb!
XD
5:57 ok, that's good humour.
4:28 this is the exact same mugshot that I saw used in “Florida man kidnaps people and forces them to play Yahtzee for 36 hours” or something along those lines. is one (or both) of these fake? Or is this dude just an absolute menace
4:44 they stole me pot of gold😡
10:34 I’m having vivid flashbacks to University where my film psychology teacher told us about The Orgone Accumulator. The whole business surrounding it was just wild.
1:17 how are his teeth so white? Those chompers look like 10 mini marshmallows on a string
2:10 I just sold a moped (in Finland). I went to our MOT's site, selected the moped and gave buyers' name and ID number in the ownership transfer form. The moped was now registered to the new owner. So that story would pass in Finland.
Can I just say that on 2:43, the info is horribly redacted because some of the names were mentioned earlier that weren't redacted and some things are just redacted badly, as in that they're easily readable behind the redaction.
2:33 Maybe he… had her identification?
20:25 No clue... Is it someones folded arms... It's hurting my brain... or is it a butt... Feeling stupid
It's someone that holds their leg
I think it's a bike seat
Alec is right, it's someone with one leg on the other pointing away from the camera and an arm on top
Robin has talked about this car parked in an airport and racking up tickets like five times and it somehow doesn’t get old
Robin is my favorite narrator for this channel
3:00 it's just a really detailed fursuit
I think the joke at 15:33 has something to do with a certain act... but rather than the usual path - it goes up your nose... and I hate that I got the message
My idea too. I'm just unsure.
Regarding the lottery tipping incident, if I were to work in an industry that accepted tips and then got tipped a lottery ticket, I’d burn or reject the ticket without even checking it. I’ve heard enough horror stories about the lottery that in my mind, the only way to truly win the lottery is to never play in the first place. 21:20
I think the most “holup” moment was when Robin said “you can take $500 and go buy a car”
I bought a 04 Volkswagen Golf MK4 with a misfire and broken spring for 300 bucks. Not unheard of.
@@itsnetts who the hell asked bruh
@@voyd234 Same can be asked from you, who asked you to comment on the video? Since we're taking the hostile path for no reason apparently.
A very beat down Geo Metro with 200k miles, probably
You could easily find a cheap used car for $500 about 4 years ago in my area, and have it be functional. My first car was a 95 accord I got for $600 in 2018 and after a quick tune up worked like a dream. Hell, my brother got an 80's civic for FREEa few years before that, and it wasn't a total piece of junk. Now tho,,,, good luck
Dr Liston was also one of the first people to use anesthetic
the man is a legend and one of the people I look up to
10:49
Haha
Wife bad
Boomer humor Wife bad
Me no likey my wifey
The crazy thing about Stuart Little, is that the painting above there fireplace is actually super old that the set director found by accident in a thrift shop it was lost in the 1920's when the Jewish man who bought it fled before/during WW2.
12:01 depends on which Caucasian language you mean. Do you mean Georgian? Do you mean Chechen? Do you mean Abkhaz? Do you mean Avar? Do you mean a different Caucasian language than these? Do you mean some of the languages spoken in the Caucasus that aren't part of a Caucasian language family? If so, do you mean one of the Indo-European ones like Armenian, Ossetian, Greek, Russian, etc? Do you mean Turkic languages like Azerbaijani? Or do you mean the Mongolic language Kalmyk Oirat? You'll get widely different answers depending on this.
According to Google translate "you got me fucked up" in Georgian is "შენ გამაბრაზე". That's (apparently) a Caucasian way to say it.
I mean that sounds very caucacacacacasion to me :)@@Idkpleasejustletmechangeit
I love people who know what Caucasian actually means
4:35 Ok, wait, wasn't this the Florida Man who kidnapped a bunch of people to play Yahtzee?
Pro tip: Slapping the letters GF over just the middle part of the girl's name is not a very effective way of censoring her name. The same goes for her last name, specially since her uncle, who she shares the last name with, had his full name completely visible. On top of that, both the girl and the guy had their last names fully visible in the first line of the thing. Why even try to censor it at this point?
I think it's less about censorship, and more about adding context. Now we understand who is who in the article.
@@daburgerbandit1598 I agree with the context but I felt uncomfortable over being able to look it up so easily. Maybe it's the overall context of that type of story, compared to a reddit post someone already put in a public place? I dunno, it just made me wish he'd censored *all* the names there.
20:34 The rats come out when the cheese is on the table.
10:20 It was white chick, I bet she heard it from white chicks
4:32 Hang on, this is the exact same picture as the one for the Florida Man who kidnapped people and made them play Yahtzee.