That clip of people walking in circles? I’ve started so many events like that, if you can get two other people to follow the rest will fall in line. Herd mentality is hilarious
Unfortunately that example is fake. That's in the temple of Karnak in Egypt, and walking around the scarab 7 times is meant to give good luck. The people were just doing that.
So true. I start clean up events like this. Once one person starts it, everyone else who would like the trash gone too, but doesn't wanna stick out from the crowd, will join in.
1:38 As a pilot, looks to be a compressor stall. Jet engines can occasionally do a Connor and choke, causing the air inside to go all wibbly and stutter out. It could also have been a birdstrike, which would have ruined the engine. Luckily, airliners are designed to be able to fly and land safely using only one engine, so it's not as bad as it looks.
As a jet engine engineer, I wholey approve of calling a surge "the air inside going all wibbly" and fully intend to describe it that way in front of the chief engineers
1:”Do a connor and choke” I had to stop for a second to laugh 2:”The air inside to go all wibbly” Just sounds like a line from Doctor Who for some reason.
4:16 - Saw the hair standing up and instantly got concerned. When hair stand's randomly like that, it means the air is electrically charged and a lead is looking for contact. If connected, it creates a lightning strike.
This is my first time seeing mousey's model and it's by far my favorite one I mean look at that cute smile and EARS! I love VTuber models with adorable smiles and I don't think I've ever noticed mousey's ears before.
The people randomly following a person circling around a monument actually display a deeply ingrained human behavior. Multiple ancient texts by travelers, for example Roman and Greek philosophers visiting Celtic countries, describe how their pagan gods were adored by "circumambulations" where the devotees would walk around an idol while following a certain path. The practice survived Christianisation, most notably in Orthodox and Coptic churches, where the priest performs this ritual around the altar.
Unfortunately that example is fake. That's in the temple of Karnak in Egypt, and walking around the scarab 7 times is meant to give good luck. The people were just doing that.
to those worried by 1:38, do not worry as multi-engine planes like airliners, are required by FAA law to be able to safely fly on 1 engine (even those 4 engine planes)... and even if both / all engines fail, it is also required to be able to glide 100+ miles from cruise altitude... everything in airliners are very safe, to a degree that the only thing you have to worry about is the worst case senario, like total hull faliure or terrorist attack... but even that is very slim chances
12:23 Headlights are not just for you to see better, but also, maybe even more so, for you to be seen better by other people during conditions with poor visibility.
@@st.haborym It's nighttime, that counts as poor visibility, also I wasn't exclusively talking about this particular situation, but rather the notion that "it's bright enough for me to see the road, so I don't need headlights" is flawed and assuming you're alone on the road can get dangerous, because if you're on on that road at that time why shouldn't other people be, too?
Just jumping in to say, regarding the diabetic cat, they do not give meds to the cat through that 😂 It’s a libre sensor, the same ones that humans use, and it’s just to track glucose curves without having to prick the cat’s ear.
The mechanical components of the EMD SD70MAC include: 1. Diesel Engine: EMD 710G3B-T2 2. Turbocharger: Garrett GTX4294R 3. Alternator: Woodward SG8 4. Starter Motor: Woodward EES7 5. Fuel Injectors: EMD EUI-21A 6. Cooling system: Engine-driven fan and radiatorThe electrical components of the EMD F59PH consist of: 1. Traction Motors: 4 General Electric 761 models 2. Control System: ACE Controls ACSES PTC System 3. Power Control System: EMD PCC 4. Auxiliary Power: 500 kVA HEP (Head End Power) generator 5. Trainline Compressor: WABCO E-2 6. Air Compressor: WABCO 2C2 7. Battery Chargers: EMD BC19 and BC20The CP SD70ACU: components of the CP SD70ACU: Mechanical components: - 710G3B diesel engine with AC traction - 6,000 horsepower - 8-wheel trucks - Dynamic braking system - Air brakes - 4,000-gallon fuel tank Electrical components: - Electronic control systems for engine and traction - AC traction motors - Auxiliary power unit (APU) for providing power to auxiliary systems - AC/DC electrical distribution system - Microprocessor-based locomotive control systemF40PH-3: Diesel-electric locomotive with 3200 horsepower, weighs 260,000 pounds, 57 feet long, 15 feet 5 inches tall, maximum speed of 110 mph, has dynamic braking, air brakes, and knuckle-type couplers. Fuel capacity of 1800 gallons. MP36-3W: Diesel-electric commuter locomotive with 3600 horsepower, weighs 282,000 pounds, 75 feet long, 14 feet 11 inches tall, maximum speed of 79 mph, has dynamic braking, air brakes, and transit-style couplers. Fuel capacity of 1600 gallons.The MP36-3W is a diesel-electric locomotive built by MotivePower, Inc. (MPI) which is a subsidiary of Wabtec Corporation. The locomotive is primarily used for commuter and passenger rail services. Here are some of its specifications: - Engine: Cummins QSK-60, 16-cylinder, 4-stroke diesel engine - Horsepower: 3,600 hp - Maximum speed: 110 mph (177 km/h) - Weight: 289,000 lbs (131,000 kg) - Length: 70 feet (21.3 meters) - Height: 14.3 feet (4.4 meters) - Width: 10.4 feet (3.2 meters) - B-Phase Converter: AC output maximum 700 kW, up to 375 HP per motor axle - Braking system: Regenerative and dynamic braking - Fuel capacity: 2,200 gallons (8,328 liters) - Passenger capacity: up to 1,200 passengers (depending on car configuration) The MP36-3W is also equipped with modern features such as electronic fuel injection, microprocessor-controlled systems, and Positive Train Control (PTC) technology, which is designed to enhance safety and efficient communication between trains and dispatchers.The EMD GP40 is a four-axle diesel-electric locomotive that was produced by General Motors Electro-Motive Division (EMD) in the United States and Canada from 1965-1971. It was one of the most successful models of the EMD GP series, with over 1,200 units sold to various railroads around the world. The Canadian National Railway (CN) was one of the largest customers of the EMD GP40, with a total of 117 units ordered between 1965 and 1975. These locomotives were used primarily in freight service, hauling everything from grain to coal to automobiles across Canada and the United States. The CN GP40s were equipped with EMD's 16-567D3A engine, which produced 3,000 horsepower and allowed the locomotives to reach a top speed of 65 miles per hour. They also featured dynamic brakes, which allowed the locomotives to slow down without relying on their air brakes. In the 1990s, as the CN began to modernize its locomotive fleet, many of the GP40s were sold to short-line and regional railroads. However, some are still in service today, either as part of CN's vintage locomotive program or with other owners.The mechanical components to the EMD F59PH include: 1. Diesel Engine: EMD 12-710G3B-EC engine 2. Turbocharger: Garrett GT4294 3. Alternator: Woodward SG3 4. Starter Motor: Woodward EES-10 5. Fuel Injectors: EMD EUI21 6. Cooling system: Engine-driven fan and radiator. The electrical components of the EMD F59PH consist of: 1. Traction Motors: 4 General Electric 761 models 2. Control System: ACE Controls ACSES PTC System 3. Power Control System: EMD PCC 4. Auxiliary Power: 500 kVA HEP (Head End Power) generator 5. Trainline Compressor: WABCO E-2 6. Air Compressor: WABCO 2C2 7. Battery Chargers: EMD BC19 and BC20.The mechanical components of the EMD SD70MAC include: 1. Diesel Engine: EMD 710G3B-T2 2. Turbocharger: Garrett GTX4294R 3. Alternator: Woodward SG8 4. Starter Motor: Woodward EES7 5. Fuel Injectors: EMD EUI-21A 6. Cooling system: Engine-driven fan and radiator The electrical components of the EMD SD70MAC consist of: 1. Traction Motors: 6 Nose suspended DC traction motors (EMD model D87BTR) 2. Control System: EMD EM2000 microprocessor-based control system 3. Power Control System: EMD PPC 4. Auxiliary Power: 15 kW generator 5. Trainline Compressor: Wabco AB series air compressor 6. Air Compressor: Wabco 3CDX-A3B 7. Battery Chargers: EMD BC19 and BC20.The EMD F40PH-3 locomotive has the following specifications: - Power output: 3,000 horsepower - Engine: EMD 645E3C 16-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine - Maximum speed: 110 mph (177 km/h) - Length: 56 feet 2 inches (17.12 m) - Width: 10 feet 2 inches (3.10 m) - Height: 15 feet 2 inches (4.62 m) - Weight: 260,000 pounds (118 metric tons) - Fuel capacity: 1,200 gallons (4,542 liters) - Tractive effort: 65,000 pounds (29,484 kg) - Braking system: dynamic braking and air brakes - Couplers: AAR knuckle coupler Note: There may be slight variations in specifications depending on the specific variant or model of the EMD F40PH-3 locomotive.The EMD GP11 is a locomotive that was upgraded from the EMD GP7 or GP9 locomotives. The mechanical and electrical components of the EMD GP11 include: Mechanical Components: 1. Diesel engine: EMD 567C or 645C series 2. Turbocharger: Garrett GT2538 turbocharger 3. Alternator: Woodward SG8R 4. Starting Motor: Woodward EES7 5. Cooling System: Engine-driven fan and radiator 6. Dynamic brakes: Electric dynamic braking Electrical Components: 1. Control System: EMD EM2000 microprocessor based control system 2. Traction Motors: 4 or 6 DC traction motors depending on the configuration 3. Power Control System: EMD PPC 4. Auxiliary Power: EMD model D87BTR DC generator set 5. Air Compressor: Wabco 3CDX-A5 6. Battery Chargers: EMD BC29 and BC30 7. Trainline Compressor: Wabco AB air compressor.
The reason UK sand looks like that is probably because millions of years ago we had lots of volcanoes, so it's probably naturally occurring glass that's been eroded away becoming sand. Where as around the west Indies sand is made up of broken shells and coral
8:05 yes this is kinda fake, its a known story that if you walk around that beetle statue 7 times silently and think of a wish its supposed to come true, there are more likely cases of this like the "mass hysteria" video on sam o'nella acadamy channel.
2:18 I HAVE ONE OF THOSE, you can see what your blood sugar levels are through an app on your phone, there’s a little wire that goes into your arm (or the cats back) and you have to swap the whole sensor out for a new one every two weeks
in the case of the man interrupting the filming, this is kind of the filming crew's fault, as is their responsibility to ensure the place is properly set up for the actors, including any possible interruptions from civilians. The dude was just doing what's right. He saw what he thought was a fight, and tried to stop it.
1:40 SURGE the turbine started to work bad the pilot just need to adjust throttle a little usually surge effect is nothin bad but if turn itself badly the pilot have time to land the plane
The diabetic cat just brought out a lot of suppressed emotions, my cat of 13 years passed away after developing diabetes and we we unable to save her even with medication, she passed away in my mothers arms while I was at work
1:45 that is likely a compressor stall. Basically, air flow into the engine isn't proper and the fuel can't combust properly. The flames coming out is mostly unburned fuel being ignited in hot exhaust stage. If the problem doesn't resolve itself, it can sometimes be restarted in flight.
That's an illegal flyby that probably lost them there commercial pilot's license along with multiple fines from the FAA they're lucky they're not dead from catching a line on their plane
HOL' YO DAMN HORSES! Silver...Mous MOUS MINERAL UPGRADE no more iron Silver Mouse😊 also mous:i wana see Aurora borealis Connor: Hoho You are testing me?!?!?!?
It's a complete myth that your other senses "become heightened" when you lose one of them. It's just that you have to rely on the others more so you pay more attention.
I mean, in the sense that the magically improve from losing another? Yeah, it's a myth. In the sense that he lost a sense so spent time training that one? Makes sense
It's not a myth, it's called brain plasticity. If you go blind, the part of your brain that is associated with vision gets reaffected to others senses. Granted it takes time, especially for adults, but those senses do become "heightened" in a way.
I mean, while I wouldn’t be too worried about that breed though I’d still check afterwards especially with how it fell, some teacups breeds can very easily get hurt if they fall off anything of any sort of distance. Since they are so small their bones are pretty fragile.
1:18 We finally found it: A bird small enough that even Ironmouse can't help but love it.
context? fear of birds?
@@corncobbob2326 yep. She got some in her hair when younger and free of her illness.
SMOL
@@corncobbob2326 yes. she's ALSO afraid of space, because she got EXTREMELY high one time and had a exsistential crisis.
When Mousey reads your TH-cam comment out loud on stream... feelsgoodman.
She laughed at my joke once and I'm gonna remember that moment forever.
@@xanecosmo5061 k
@@xanecosmo5061 I'm quite curious, what was the joke?
Haha simps
I wish she would read my comments too 😭😭😭😭
That clip of people walking in circles? I’ve started so many events like that, if you can get two other people to follow the rest will fall in line. Herd mentality is hilarious
Unfortunately that example is fake. That's in the temple of Karnak in Egypt, and walking around the scarab 7 times is meant to give good luck. The people were just doing that.
So true. I start clean up events like this. Once one person starts it, everyone else who would like the trash gone too, but doesn't wanna stick out from the crowd, will join in.
yeah the same applies to standing somewhere and pretending to wait for something, people will get in line behind you without knowing what for
Thought Mouse would go full Batman at the end; "Why did you say that name!?"
1:38 As a pilot, looks to be a compressor stall. Jet engines can occasionally do a Connor and choke, causing the air inside to go all wibbly and stutter out. It could also have been a birdstrike, which would have ruined the engine.
Luckily, airliners are designed to be able to fly and land safely using only one engine, so it's not as bad as it looks.
As a jet engine engineer, I wholey approve of calling a surge "the air inside going all wibbly" and fully intend to describe it that way in front of the chief engineers
Doing a Connor 😂😂
@@PrismZet God damn that killed me XD
@@deusteapot117 wibbly wobbly timey wimey? xD
1:”Do a connor and choke”
I had to stop for a second to laugh
2:”The air inside to go all wibbly”
Just sounds like a line from Doctor Who for some reason.
The baby's first words snapchat filter literally made me spit out my drink.
7:06 That bug just went back in time
1:38 that's a compressor failure it won't down the aircraft but it will be required to land shortly after that happening
Having seen the northern lights in person I can confirm they are some of the most beautiful things you can witness on Earth
My goal is to go see them some day.
My hometown has them basically all year, i never knew they were rare
And I've got a trip booked to Tromso in september to go and see them myself. Wish me the clearest of skiesss
Those pants are for Connor's cycleathon to protect his dump truck.
UK "rainbow" sand is from oil exposure. 😂
6:30 The only guy who can understand what xQc is saying
4:50 the TRUE mixed race
My guy downloaded a texture pack during birth lol
@@mock-tan981 That or the connection dropped half way through the download. xD
It's probably chimerism, (at minimum) his skin is made from 2 different genetic makeups
4:16 - Saw the hair standing up and instantly got concerned. When hair stand's randomly like that, it means the air is electrically charged and a lead is looking for contact. If connected, it creates a lightning strike.
This is my first time seeing mousey's model and it's by far my favorite one I mean look at that cute smile and EARS! I love VTuber models with adorable smiles and I don't think I've ever noticed mousey's ears before.
They’re so cute!!!
She has approximately one million models, it's an admitted problem from her
She got ears instead of horns for this one haha
@@PrismZet She has both actually, she can interchange them on this model
Her laugh is just so adorable!
DDOI: Sykkuno
Mousey: WhY DiD YoU SaY ThAt NaMe?!
0:20 "Nobody was hurt"
That looks like a giant pool of blood on the ground in front of the car. But I guess it's oil or something.
probably transmission oil, stuff is red.
The people randomly following a person circling around a monument actually display a deeply ingrained human behavior.
Multiple ancient texts by travelers, for example Roman and Greek philosophers visiting Celtic countries, describe how their pagan gods were adored by "circumambulations" where the devotees would walk around an idol while following a certain path.
The practice survived Christianisation, most notably in Orthodox and Coptic churches, where the priest performs this ritual around the altar.
It's likely even older and deeper than that, going all the way back to our clan-based ancestral tribes and a desire to remain with the group.
Unfortunately that example is fake. That's in the temple of Karnak in Egypt, and walking around the scarab 7 times is meant to give good luck. The people were just doing that.
@@Dorma_ I was wondering why there's a mom and their child walking around it.
7:28 the banshee is home
to those worried by 1:38, do not worry as multi-engine planes like airliners, are required by FAA law to be able to safely fly on 1 engine (even those 4 engine planes)... and even if both / all engines fail, it is also required to be able to glide 100+ miles from cruise altitude...
everything in airliners are very safe, to a degree that the only thing you have to worry about is the worst case senario, like total hull faliure or terrorist attack... but even that is very slim chances
As much as I wanna see the Aurora Borealis firsthand, I want Mousey to see it more
Remember guys, Mousey wants to see the Owrow row Borealis
That backflip guy is just jumping using his feet only, instead of the legs too
12:23 Headlights are not just for you to see better, but also, maybe even more so, for you to be seen better by other people during conditions with poor visibility.
Visibility wasn't poor, plus she was in the middle of the arctic. She's literally the only person on that road at the time.
@@st.haborym It's nighttime, that counts as poor visibility, also I wasn't exclusively talking about this particular situation, but rather the notion that "it's bright enough for me to see the road, so I don't need headlights" is flawed
and assuming you're alone on the road can get dangerous, because if you're on on that road at that time why shouldn't other people be, too?
“Italy your sand is cool too, our shit is just like rocks and shit”
Yeah mouse. Thats what sand is!
6:48 now thinking... this person maybe understand what the Animal Crossing characters says. that ability is incredible
Jeff was like "You keep fucking with me and you won't be!" XD
That double skateboarding is called rollerblading on hard mode
Just jumping in to say, regarding the diabetic cat, they do not give meds to the cat through that 😂 It’s a libre sensor, the same ones that humans use, and it’s just to track glucose curves without having to prick the cat’s ear.
Yep yep, knew it was a monitor, but especially knew it was libre after seeing the vent hole
12:05 ddoi: what kind of skateboarding is this called? Me: roller skate board
Ski-boarding
@@bear_trap107 that works
The mechanical components of the EMD SD70MAC include: 1. Diesel Engine: EMD 710G3B-T2 2. Turbocharger: Garrett GTX4294R 3. Alternator: Woodward SG8 4. Starter Motor: Woodward EES7 5. Fuel Injectors: EMD EUI-21A 6. Cooling system: Engine-driven fan and radiatorThe electrical components of the EMD F59PH consist of: 1. Traction Motors: 4 General Electric 761 models 2. Control System: ACE Controls ACSES PTC System 3. Power Control System: EMD PCC 4. Auxiliary Power: 500 kVA HEP (Head End Power) generator 5. Trainline Compressor: WABCO E-2 6. Air Compressor: WABCO 2C2 7. Battery Chargers: EMD BC19 and BC20The CP SD70ACU: components of the CP SD70ACU:
Mechanical components:
- 710G3B diesel engine with AC traction
- 6,000 horsepower
- 8-wheel trucks
- Dynamic braking system
- Air brakes
- 4,000-gallon fuel tank
Electrical components:
- Electronic control systems for engine and traction
- AC traction motors
- Auxiliary power unit (APU) for providing power to auxiliary systems
- AC/DC electrical distribution system
- Microprocessor-based locomotive control systemF40PH-3: Diesel-electric locomotive with 3200 horsepower, weighs 260,000 pounds, 57 feet long, 15 feet 5 inches tall, maximum speed of 110 mph, has dynamic braking, air brakes, and knuckle-type couplers. Fuel capacity of 1800 gallons.
MP36-3W: Diesel-electric commuter locomotive with 3600 horsepower, weighs 282,000 pounds, 75 feet long, 14 feet 11 inches tall, maximum speed of 79 mph, has dynamic braking, air brakes, and transit-style couplers. Fuel capacity of 1600 gallons.The MP36-3W is a diesel-electric locomotive built by MotivePower, Inc. (MPI) which is a subsidiary of Wabtec Corporation. The locomotive is primarily used for commuter and passenger rail services. Here are some of its specifications:
- Engine: Cummins QSK-60, 16-cylinder, 4-stroke diesel engine
- Horsepower: 3,600 hp
- Maximum speed: 110 mph (177 km/h)
- Weight: 289,000 lbs (131,000 kg)
- Length: 70 feet (21.3 meters)
- Height: 14.3 feet (4.4 meters)
- Width: 10.4 feet (3.2 meters)
- B-Phase Converter: AC output maximum 700 kW, up to 375 HP per motor axle
- Braking system: Regenerative and dynamic braking
- Fuel capacity: 2,200 gallons (8,328 liters)
- Passenger capacity: up to 1,200 passengers (depending on car configuration)
The MP36-3W is also equipped with modern features such as electronic fuel injection, microprocessor-controlled systems, and Positive Train Control (PTC) technology, which is designed to enhance safety and efficient communication between trains and dispatchers.The EMD GP40 is a four-axle diesel-electric locomotive that was produced by General Motors Electro-Motive Division (EMD) in the United States and Canada from 1965-1971. It was one of the most successful models of the EMD GP series, with over 1,200 units sold to various railroads around the world.
The Canadian National Railway (CN) was one of the largest customers of the EMD GP40, with a total of 117 units ordered between 1965 and 1975. These locomotives were used primarily in freight service, hauling everything from grain to coal to automobiles across Canada and the United States.
The CN GP40s were equipped with EMD's 16-567D3A engine, which produced 3,000 horsepower and allowed the locomotives to reach a top speed of 65 miles per hour. They also featured dynamic brakes, which allowed the locomotives to slow down without relying on their air brakes.
In the 1990s, as the CN began to modernize its locomotive fleet, many of the GP40s were sold to short-line and regional railroads. However, some are still in service today, either as part of CN's vintage locomotive program or with other owners.The mechanical components to the EMD F59PH include:
1. Diesel Engine: EMD 12-710G3B-EC engine
2. Turbocharger: Garrett GT4294
3. Alternator: Woodward SG3
4. Starter Motor: Woodward EES-10
5. Fuel Injectors: EMD EUI21
6. Cooling system: Engine-driven fan and radiator.
The electrical components of the EMD F59PH consist of:
1. Traction Motors: 4 General Electric 761 models
2. Control System: ACE Controls ACSES PTC System
3. Power Control System: EMD PCC
4. Auxiliary Power: 500 kVA HEP (Head End Power) generator
5. Trainline Compressor: WABCO E-2
6. Air Compressor: WABCO 2C2
7. Battery Chargers: EMD BC19 and BC20.The mechanical components of the EMD SD70MAC include:
1. Diesel Engine: EMD 710G3B-T2
2. Turbocharger: Garrett GTX4294R
3. Alternator: Woodward SG8
4. Starter Motor: Woodward EES7
5. Fuel Injectors: EMD EUI-21A
6. Cooling system: Engine-driven fan and radiator
The electrical components of the EMD SD70MAC consist of:
1. Traction Motors: 6 Nose suspended DC traction motors (EMD model D87BTR)
2. Control System: EMD EM2000 microprocessor-based control system
3. Power Control System: EMD PPC
4. Auxiliary Power: 15 kW generator
5. Trainline Compressor: Wabco AB series air compressor
6. Air Compressor: Wabco 3CDX-A3B
7. Battery Chargers: EMD BC19 and BC20.The EMD F40PH-3 locomotive has the following specifications:
- Power output: 3,000 horsepower
- Engine: EMD 645E3C 16-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine
- Maximum speed: 110 mph (177 km/h)
- Length: 56 feet 2 inches (17.12 m)
- Width: 10 feet 2 inches (3.10 m)
- Height: 15 feet 2 inches (4.62 m)
- Weight: 260,000 pounds (118 metric tons)
- Fuel capacity: 1,200 gallons (4,542 liters)
- Tractive effort: 65,000 pounds (29,484 kg)
- Braking system: dynamic braking and air brakes
- Couplers: AAR knuckle coupler
Note: There may be slight variations in specifications depending on the specific variant or model of the EMD F40PH-3 locomotive.The EMD GP11 is a locomotive that was upgraded from the EMD GP7 or GP9 locomotives. The mechanical and electrical components of the EMD GP11 include:
Mechanical Components:
1. Diesel engine: EMD 567C or 645C series
2. Turbocharger: Garrett GT2538 turbocharger
3. Alternator: Woodward SG8R
4. Starting Motor: Woodward EES7
5. Cooling System: Engine-driven fan and radiator
6. Dynamic brakes: Electric dynamic braking
Electrical Components:
1. Control System: EMD EM2000 microprocessor based control system
2. Traction Motors: 4 or 6 DC traction motors depending on the configuration
3. Power Control System: EMD PPC
4. Auxiliary Power: EMD model D87BTR DC generator set
5. Air Compressor: Wabco 3CDX-A5
6. Battery Chargers: EMD BC29 and BC30
7. Trainline Compressor: Wabco AB air compressor.
Bros knees literally bent but still impressive
The reason UK sand looks like that is probably because millions of years ago we had lots of volcanoes, so it's probably naturally occurring glass that's been eroded away becoming sand.
Where as around the west Indies sand is made up of broken shells and coral
Time for another daily dose of internet.
12:06 It's now called ski-boarding
8:05 yes this is kinda fake, its a known story that if you walk around that beetle statue 7 times silently and think of a wish its supposed to come true, there are more likely cases of this like the "mass hysteria" video on sam o'nella acadamy channel.
That is hilarious and god I hope they saved it cause it’ll be an awesome thing to show people growing up.
It's a beautiful Aurora and I too always wanted to see it personally
Plot twist: The UK sand is just tiny shards from all those used glass shanks...
4:39 Bros got 2 races :skull:
He used that special Neopets paint brush
My man's got both human rights and the n-word pass.
"Aurora Borealis? At this this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within Mousey's stream?"
2:18 I HAVE ONE OF THOSE, you can see what your blood sugar levels are through an app on your phone, there’s a little wire that goes into your arm (or the cats back) and you have to swap the whole sensor out for a new one every two weeks
Listening to audio books at even half that speed would be so useful. Could listen to a book in like 4 hrs.
3:54 that dog remind's me of one of those sesame street puppet's.
Actors playfight, but it looks like someone legit stole that luggage lol
Damn that was a long scream
I believe having a turbine on fire mid-flight means "GG".
1:49 normally 2 turbines are enough to land relatively safely.
Orworwo Borwialis --Ironmouse
sykkuno 💚
1:44 Compressor stall
still, the flaps looked well done
2:05 is a FreeStyle Libre glucose meter
I wonder how long it took for that guy or woman to notice there's a fishing line on the plane
8:47 The spiral thing in Italy sand is an Ammonite (it's a fossil there was here between 380 millions and 65 millions years before our ages ;p)
10:30 hampter
11:53 just like he said, "they just keep coming".
UK sand is darker, made from older rocks polished to the point they are iridescent. White sands are made mostly from pulverized coral and shells.
1:46 "What does that mean?" That means the engine is quite unhappy and your pilot is likely about to announce the need for a diversion.
12:06 Urban Skiing
You know you're a good actor when a bystander thinks it's real.
Average GTAO plane in a nutshell
8:34, sweet, I live in the place with the best looking sand XD
in the case of the man interrupting the filming, this is kind of the filming crew's fault, as is their responsibility to ensure the place is properly set up for the actors, including any possible interruptions from civilians. The dude was just doing what's right. He saw what he thought was a fight, and tried to stop it.
1:40
SURGE
the turbine started to work bad
the pilot just need to adjust throttle a little
usually surge effect is nothin bad but if turn itself badly the pilot have time to land the plane
8:53 next she's gonna say rainbow looking water is cool
Yo I'm bringing memory foam pillows on camping trips now a frozen pillow Hellyeah I love sleeping on a cold pillow
10:35 and that's why there are signs telling you to not feed the animals
Roller-skating its roller skates without laces
Nah who said “cute welsh couple” to the sheep video😂😂
The dog and the pregnant lady is a reminder that certain working dog breeds are extremely intelligent.
Strong Grip Bug!
That dude’s spotted skin makes me think of an Appaloosa horse.
I thought sheep were supposed to be too dumb to train?
Surprisingly they are just as smart as cows. So decently smart.
"Sykkuno♡"
7:16 and 7:29 back to back screaming
11:27 None notice that she is stealing that bag ? :)
The diabetic cat just brought out a lot of suppressed emotions, my cat of 13 years passed away after developing diabetes and we we unable to save her even with medication, she passed away in my mothers arms while I was at work
anyone else notice the blind guy wearing glasses?
I just gotta say - I LOVE this form of Mousey!! SO FAQing cute!!!!
Fun fact the fire is because the engine was trying to start. Not a terrible thing but shortly after takeoff yeah best take it back to get it looked at
8:34 we didn't invade most of the world for nothing
6:43 dude listening to comment in Max0r video normal speed.
Imagine getting snitched on by a freaking doorbell
Dude probably would have gotten away if it weren’t for the cameras. It actually was pretty smart to hide in the trash can
i saw the northern light when me and my dad went to canada it was beautiful
also that man is marbled like wagyu beef
Mouse's TH-cam recommendations look just like mine. Memes and Brennan Lee Mulligan.
6:31 why is the blind guy wearing transparent glasses?
8:15 Mecca be like 🕋
Kidding not kidding, if it offends you it’s probably because it’s true but it’s all good lol
Technically you are correct, which is the best kind of correct
kinda reminds me when i waited in line to buy food, but it was the line to the cr.
people assume somethings.
1:45 that is likely a compressor stall. Basically, air flow into the engine isn't proper and the fuel can't combust properly. The flames coming out is mostly unburned fuel being ignited in hot exhaust stage. If the problem doesn't resolve itself, it can sometimes be restarted in flight.
the flavor of the sand is crazy in the uk
That's an illegal flyby that probably lost them there commercial pilot's license along with multiple fines from the FAA they're lucky they're not dead from catching a line on their plane
HOL' YO DAMN HORSES! Silver...Mous MOUS MINERAL UPGRADE no more iron Silver Mouse😊 also mous:i wana see Aurora borealis Connor: Hoho You are testing me?!?!?!?
A-...ARORO BOREALIS?
hang on, is that Calli's scythe in her background!?
7:46 so rude those girls didnt even say sorry
12:32 its cold there but not cold enough for me
The dude who did the backflip must be a diver when you keep your legs straight in a dive it’s called pike bending your knees are tuck dives
It's a complete myth that your other senses "become heightened" when you lose one of them. It's just that you have to rely on the others more so you pay more attention.
I mean, in the sense that the magically improve from losing another? Yeah, it's a myth.
In the sense that he lost a sense so spent time training that one? Makes sense
@@FFKonoko Yeah, that's what I said.
It's not a myth, it's called brain plasticity. If you go blind, the part of your brain that is associated with vision gets reaffected to others senses. Granted it takes time, especially for adults, but those senses do become "heightened" in a way.
@@BryBry77141 What you're describing is literally pseudoscience and not actual science. It's a fucking myth.
12:06 Roller boarding?
what's gone wrong with the internet that now we need someone telling us "the dog was ok" just because it fell off the bed
I mean, while I wouldn’t be too worried about that breed though I’d still check afterwards especially with how it fell, some teacups breeds can very easily get hurt if they fall off anything of any sort of distance. Since they are so small their bones are pretty fragile.
no they dont give cats medicine though that thing. that is not a medical stint that is a glucose monitor