I hate it when people say "you're black you have melanin you don't need sunscreen" As a black woman who has had a sunburn and suffered...wear fookhin sunscreen. Stop being crazies.
This. Had a patient during clinicals, black, lived in a sunny area, didn't use sunscreen. Developed malignant melanoma, blew it off - by the time she was my patient, half of her brain was affected, metastases everywhere. Fed her thru a tube into her stomach. She lasted just less than a week, died about 5 a.m., 2 hours before we got report. Humor us - use the damn sunscreen.
You can even develop skin cancer, especially in spots where you don't have as much melanin. Palms of hands, soles of feet, any normally clothed body part that is suddenly put out in the sun to bake. I had a co-worker at a previous employer who had NEVER had a sunburn until the bucket-list vacation he took to the Serengeti. He came back and he definitely was sunburnt. I had wanted to tell him to take sunscreen but didn't want to appear nosy or worse. (I'm white). Well, next time I will say something; poor guy peeled like a lizard after a couple of days and was in pain.
I'm an overnight cashier, and on holidays where people spend a lot of time outside, I remind them to wear sunscreen. It amazes me how many people think they won't get burned simply because they're black.
Im a truck driver.... Sleepy driving is WAAAAYYYY MORE DANGEROUS than most think.... Thankfully my subconscious is a better driver than i am, i fell asleep once at the wheel in Kentucky and woke up in Michigan, i didn't remember any of it... Thats about 300 miles or around 5 hours of un-attentive driving!....
Same but I'm sick and bored so started listening to this.. not I can't sleep because I'm remembering almost drowning at the beach from strong current 😭
As a person who works as a chemist, 15:04 is spot on. It is insanely bad to mix chemicals if you do not know what you are doing, you're not trained, etc.... There are far, far too many horror stories about people mixing chemicals and passing out from the fumes or ending up dead.
I’m a biologist, I remember in one of my lab classes a student had moved the disposal beaker and replaced it with another one. My partner and I did now know this and we dumped our waste in the beaker that was half way full. We did not think about it because the liquids looked the same. But once it was dumped it started to bubble, I have never seen so much fear in someone’s eyes, my lab partner and I almost had instant heart attacks. Before we could turn to warn the professor alarms started going off, the big waste disposal beaker was now foaming as well as bubbling. Nothing exploded, thankfully. Though we all got a good scold from the professor, no one every stepped up to say they were the ones to switch the beakers.
Most terrifying "co-worker screwup story" I've read online: a guy at a grocery store was closing up for the night. His co-worker couldn't find any plain old Lysol to mop the floors. However, he thought he was an expert on chemicals and proceeded to cobble together whatever he came across in the closet. A strange colored cloud emanated from the storage room and they heard him collapse. Two co-workers dragged him out and his skin was discolored. When the paramedics arrived, their reaction was "How in the world did he get hit by MUSTARD GAS?" You know, one of the first deadly chemical weapons used in war time... The co-workers and supervisor were shocked but later, a toxicology report was whipped up. By mixing up everything in the closet (I cannot believe how stupid he was, I'd RUN for the doors if a co-worker started mixing up everything found in a cleaning closet) he had somehow produced a crude form of mustard gas! He was in the hospital for a while. I have no idea what happened to him. The guy who posted the story never did a follow-up but I'm sure the injured worker got fired.
You're right. Having weak/bad teeth runs in my family. I can assure you that I get at least four or five cavities per year and even my fillings need replaced every four to five years. There are many times where I have left it go when I shouldn't have and know others who have done the same. Half of the time I don't even know the cavities are there until it's too late and they need filled or a root canal.
Doesn't help that dental work is usually crazy expensive for even the smallest maintenance. Even in countries with universal or subsidised healthcare it tends to be exempt from the subsidy. In my country you tend to need at least a few hundred spare for a filling and a few thousand for a crown, and that multiplies if you need multiple teeth done. Most people know it's unhealthy and painful to have damaged teeth but can't afford to do anything about it.
To fix my grill it will cost $12k. I need full dentures for mostly to my front teeth getting knocked out as a child having the replacements fall out followed by crazy toothaches lost of my life. Yeah I'm stuck just trying to risk it. Bonus though, nobody can see you smile when you wear a mask :/
My young self was very irresponsible and didn’t care about my dental hygiene at all, got 3 horrible cavities and couldn’t get fake teeth because of price, now I have 3 missing teeth and brush twice a day, please brush you teeth. Unless you want to pay $3000 for a fake tooth because your tooth is to rotten to fill.
unfortunately i have 15 cavities because i didnt take care of my teeth when i was younger, i cant even fix them because with my insurance its still $250-300 a tooth and thats not counting the one that needs a root canal, which is $1500 at the cheapest.
Nature in general is terrifying and awesome in the traditional sense. Most people don't understand how efficient and ruthless life has been for the far and away vast majority life had existed. There's a reason we feel like sh** from being lonely- being with companions kept us alive when there were tons of saber cats, mammoths, giant sloths and others ready to scour or eat us. Too sick? Too bad, unless somebody really felt wasting energy to keep you alive is worth it, you're dead. You're lazy, you don't find food and starve. If you don't hunt down your meal or find the right berries that aren't poisonous, you're dead. Don't hear the rustling in the bushes? Bam it's a big bear or tiger, you're dead. This world isn't designed to sustain billions of people living like kings, there's a reason some people actually long for those ruthless times where death by nature was always around the corner
A healthy dose of Thassolophobia will set anyone straight. The waters and whatever dangers lurk below are enough to ever keep me from going in it. Same planet, different world.
Prior to getting caught in a riptide, I thought I was a good swimmer and could handle it. The problem is I'd always swum in calm water. Medium or small lakes and pools. Moving water is a different beast. The ocean is more powerful than you.
just sneeze in the middle of your arm (near the elbow), it's a good habit to get into :D and it's way better than holding it in or sneezing all over the place also, one of my friends told me a while ago that she always holds in her sneeze, because she thinks it sounds like a duck. Honestly, I don't care how people sneeze ITS HUMAN NATURE, so if you're self-conscience about how it sounds, don't worry. Most normal people won't make fun of a sneeze. If they do, just laugh at their sneeze 😂
@@lexxy6305 I've been told my sneeze sounds like/as loud as a train horn by my friends before, so in public and at school I always try and not to sneeze because it might annoy or be rude to someone.
@@ametsunami4070 the velo can just bite and eat me, while brachio would probably unknowingly break my neck with a large tail swung or just stomp on me.
Thanks as if I wasn’t worried enough that I would die from anything of the things in this video now I have to be worried about dying from worrying about dying
I got so afraid and obsessed of people I love dying, I had a mental breakdown, lost a huge amount of weight in a really short time, and nearly died. I'm ok now, but do suffer memory loss
Shout out to all my anxiety sufferers who know darn well they shouldn't be watching this but gave up on avoiding shiz years ago and are just gonna deal with the paranoia that pops up for a while after this
Love how movies show people getting shot, stabbed, and knocked out with no lasting effects. I'm 25 and can no longer box due to a couple fractures on hands and foot... We are fragile
reminds me of the last action hero, in real life hes about to die from the gun shot wound but as soon as he gets back its just a flesh wound everyone ignores
Yea the head trauma shit: I'd gotten some nasty bumps to the noggin, even enough to pass out one time for a minute or two... And I just brushed it off bc I seemed fine enough afterwards. But you don't know the full damage unless you get it checked out, and it can be years before an untreated brain injury really shows its full effects. Now I have Irlen Syndrome, experience attacks where my body becomes paralyzed from head to toe for several minutes, muscle spasms, etc. Don't fuck with your brain.
Fighting in war and childbirth were the big threats to adult lives for most of recorded history. Even now most women survive due to medical intervention and both benefit from now basic things like antibiotics.
Carrui I hemorrhaged having my son, something that I never even considered happening to me, it’s the main reason I chose to be sterilized, if a woman hemorrhages during childbirth then her chances increase with every future pregnancy of it happening again and being worse, I’m not willing to risk my life to have more than one child.
Carrui possibly, some women just have a harder time with it, I had multiple delivery complications and was a high risk pregnancy too due to an umbilical cord defect, some of us just really aren’t cut out for it.
Adding to the whole alcohol thing; be cautious, be smart, and don't get poisoned. It can literally kill anybody any time it wants, and everybody just acts like it's nothing. My uncles ex-wife's father had to be put in the hospital for many weeks because all he drank were various brands of whisky, beer, and wine.
7:30 I‘m a Thai boxer and can confirm. A lot of my older buds have severe head damage, broken noses, bad memory, bad sight etc. The fragility of the human body when knocked out is the reason you can only get knocked out a few times in professional boxing before you need to quit, since it would be too dangerous. Stuff like knees, shins, elbows, shoulders and jaws also have a bad time in muay thai boxing, got a lot of people with severe knee and shoulder problems in my club, really scares you away from doing this sport professionally. (I‘d suggest looking up some knockout vids of muay thai boxers on youtube, it’s gnarly)
I saw this video of a Thai boxer performing what I can only describe as a spinning jumping roundhouse kick. The other guy dropped like a sack of rocks.
Ticks have gotten me pretty good! I got bit, all my lymph nodes in my neck swelled up (I looked like I had no neck, it was that bad) and ended up with lymes disease! Be careful y'all!
When I was 19, I worked summers as a laborer at a refinery. That summer, we were working 7-12’s ALL summer long. I remember driving home one night, when ahead of me a gigantic dog head opened its’ mouth and swallowed me and my car... needless to say I called in sick the next day and just slept all day.
Almost cut the tip of my finger off once, it bled everywhere. Had no idea about the red line thing. Fortunately I washed out the wound right away and it healed fine. Also my parents use bleach and ammonia (not together but interchangeably) to clean EVERYTHING! Even when I'm at the other end of the house I can smell it and it makes my head hurt. But when I use our other cleaning supplies to clean I'm "not getting things clean enough."
Yeah a lot of people don't realize that you are supposed to dilute that stuff before using it. Many people will clean with bleach straight out of the jug when its not intended to be used at full concentration. For example, to disinfect most surfaces 1/2 cup or 1/3 cup of bleach per gallon of water is recommended. Its also extremely harmful if you get it in your eyes, you need to go to the ER if this happens as it can result in permanent eye damage.
i’ve almost done the same, i have a chore in my house to throw all of our little trashes and then one big trash, i was grabbing one of the little trash cans and there was a razor blade for shaving sticking out, i put my thumb on it and didn’t even realize and as i went outside i saw that i left a blood trail and my thumb was dripping so much blood, i rubbed my finger against the blade a couple time and it felt like sandpaper and i thought about it and realized what i was doing as my hand felt wet and soaked in blood, luckily i went to go wash it well lol, it hurt like a bitch ngl 💀
i had a teacher that once had a MASSIVE stroke and no one was home but her. i’m pretty sure the principal found her when he came to her house to make sure everything was alright. she wasn’t my favorite teacher but i’m so glad she’s ok now
My sophomore english teacher had a stroke, was out for like 70% of the year or so. Wasnt as bad as it could have been cause I liked the sub too, but could have been worse.
Cotton Wood Trees: The branches will "shed" themselves when they get too large, if they are higher up on the tree they can knock other branches off. Some branches can be almost 24 inches in diameter. I was almost crushed by one of these branches when I was around 3
So true. Those things are all over where I live. Visitors to the area can't understand why we get so freaked out whenever there's strong wind or wet snow!
Yep, neighbor just had a shiny new 4’ chain link fence installed complete with top rail. Looked great for about 6 hours! Calm day, no real wind to speak of! Massive limb well over 12” in thickness and a good 20’ long suddenly failed! Sounded exactly like a string of firecrackers. I was out riding my horse in the general area but within 1000’ of the limb failure. I watched it fall in disbelief. Crushed a good section of the guys brand new fence. Made me think twice about riding around those trees!
@@robertsilvey8957 RMSF if not treated can damage blood vessels, tissues and organs. Complications include: Inflammation of the brain, heart and lungs Kidney failure Enlargement of the liver or spleen Neurological deficits Deafness or hearing loss Muscle weakness Partial paralysis of one side of the body Symptoms: Fever Headache Rash Nausea Vomiting Stomach pain Muscle pain Lack of appetite Rash No need to look it up :) It's just a rash.
Got bitten by a tick. Next day I attempted to get out of bed and my head hurt so bad I just collapsed on the couch and couldn’t move or call out or anything. My dad came by and asked why I didn’t come get him and I cried and said it hurt to much. Thought I was dying. Lyme disease :) I’m fine now though I took the antibiotics for it but it sucked.
21:25 is scary, I have been feeling cold like all the time, have seemingly fast and possibly irregular heartbeat, I would stay in bed for too long because it's freezing all the time. Did some research and it could be anemia or iron deficiency. So that's scary, but I did book a doctor's appointment, although mainly for a referral to a psychologist for Depression that hit me this year.
I remember that show. The person's death most of the time is caused by their own stupidity. And pretty much their deaths are so grusome that it's not for the faint hearted.
12:42 our neighbors have two huge palm trees in their front yard, AND two more in their back yard (california so duh). however during storms with heavy wind, the fronds will fall off of their trees and onto our roof and in our yard. i was getting home from school and it was storming heavily, i was kind of standing there on the path in front of my porch, looking at something. i had the strongest gut feeling to run, and so i did. not a second later, a huge palm frond (6+ feet) smashed into the ground where i was standing with enough force that it would have probably seriously injured me. so yes. count palm fronds as a threat, too
Pneumonia. I caught it but just had a cough for a few days, so I didnt realize. Then I woke up vomiting and by the time I went to the hospital that night, I was septic and nearly dead. My aunt also caught pneumonia once, then again a few months later, and no she has chronic lung infections
"Blocking your nose when you sneeze." Yeah, one time I was blowing my nose and somehow accidentally sneezed at the exact same time. The pressure of the sneeze tore through my soft palate: I got this ca. 1 cm long rupture right next to my uvula. It wasn't anything serious, though, and it healed on its own, but it sure hurt, and for a couple of weeks I couldn't eat anything other than very, very soft and cold/lukewarm food.
7:27 I got a concussion from a volleyball hitting me in the face, I didn’t become unconscious, my glasses didn’t break, I didn’t bump my head, but I couldn’t watch tv for a week and I would get tired all of a sudden and it sucked. So be careful, cause that shits dangerous.
Yea I almost died once from an accidental Tylenol overdose... I'm now afraid to take it at all 😅 (Like it was seriously close and I had to stay in the hospital for a few days...)
@@rlrl2768 I took like a third of a (small to medium sized) bottle probably over a few hours... I was in so much pain I was forgetting how much I was taking unfortunately 😓 Also with Tylenol it takes up to 24hrs to kill you, and you just fall asleep and never wake up. So matter of fact had I not also taken like ~more than half a bottle of ibuprofen (advil) before passing out from the pain (it was the worst migraine of my LIFE), and then waking up VIOLENTLY sick to my stomach, like I was even throwing up blood a bit and throwing up so hard that I burst blood vessels in my face (I had bruising around my mouth), that prompted the hospital visit in the first place.... I probably would have thought that I was fine and not seeked medical attention and would have just died. Part of why it was so close was bc they didn't administer the treatment until like ~16hrs after I took it (I was throwing up too much to fully explain, so they had to get my vomiting under control before they could get a full history). Like it was already killing me at that point. They couldn't do a charcoal smoothie, they had to do IV medicine to counteract the effects of the Tylenol. (Once they got my vomiting under control with IV anti-nauseants, they got my history and we're like SHIT, did another blood test, saw the alarming levels, and I was immediately brought to ICU) (Tho I found out from a doctor in the ER that ibuprofen is nearly impossible to OD on, it'll mess up your stomach REAL bad, but you won't die. And chronic over use can cause stomach ulcers, but yea. Don't recommend you abuse them either, but they're a much safer pain killer.) Luckily for me this incident got my doctor to FINALLY listen to me about my migraines, so I am no longer at risk for this sort of thing, but yea. (I'm on topamax daily now and take Alka Seltzer any time I get a headache or whatever bc it turns out I have what are called "gut migraines" which means that if I'm nauseous the pain will never resolve. And Alka Seltzer has aspirin also so. And I NEVER take more than the recommended dose!)
Oh and keep in mind I have EDS which means that my body is less responsive to pain killers. Like I'd taken what is actually a dangerous dose of Tylenol tons of times before and been fine (well my liver was starting to show the effects of it but yea). So like... The fact that it took like a third of a bottle for me to OD shouldn't be a guage for you all, because you probably don't have a body that doesn't metabolize drugs right. (Seriously I've woken up in the middle of surgery before that's the level of it. Read the instructions!!)
Getting overheated. My brother was outside on a really hot day without water and when he finally came back home he was so weak he collapsed in my moms arms. And it’s not like he was 3 years old. He was almost 9 at the time and very strong. Same thing happened to my cousin. He fell on the street and got all bloody and a stranger had to help him home. You could seriously die if you didn’t get help in time.
I got heat stroke when I was 8. I believe in god cause that should have killed me (and ended my damned misery). My mom wanted me to walk to a wal mart that was like 10 miles away on a very hot day (she was on drugs at the time). I didnt know why I felt so bad but I knew it had something to do with how thirsty I was.
If I'm going to get arrested for driving while tired they better give me a damn good bed in the police station and not a shitty mat that the cheapskates give.
Before hearing protection was madatory my grandfather taught me to use the big machines. Had permanent hearing damage from using backhoes, riding in the back of pickup trucks by the time I was 12. To give context to how short of a time ago this was, I am 16.
To everyone who gets their period- If your period is ever irregular after 2-3 years of having it, immediately schedule an appointment with your doctor if it’s longer than ten days. Just today I had to get another blood test done because they think I have serious anemia and the possibility of other diseases. Don’t be stingy with appointments!
Drowsy driving... While working at a very shitty company, I had to work late and drive a lot. I have driven countless hours with zero recollection of the actual drive to and from places. One moment I’m in one place, and I come back to my senses 20 minutes later not knowing how I possibly survived the previous 50km on the highway.
The garage door thing is spot on. Though I've adjusted them myself I wouldn't advise anybody to do it unless you are 100% sure exactly how, and even then I would suggest calling a professional if at all possible. My father told me a story that happened many years ago. The shop door at his work needed to be adjusted and one of his co workers climbed up and started to adjust them. The foot long Metal bars you use to adjust them slipped out of the guys hand and tore all the way through the plywood wall and slung back and hit the guys arm around 10 more times In a fraction of a second before he could move out of the way. The first hit broke his arm like a twig the rest just chewed his arm nearly off like a saw. My father said it sounded like a machine gun and it was just a pink mist that covered the wall before the guy even really knew what happened it was all over. I've also heard a story of a guy that had his skull crushed and died when his hand slipped off and it came back and hit him
Another thing about the cuts on hands or anywhere else thing, it's sepsis or even endocarditis, very common in IV drug users. Ive had both, but people dont realize how easy it is. People wanna be badass/cavalier and then have a fever and are delirious, possibly having transischemia attacks while refusing the doctor. Get your wounds clean, then be a badass lol. Even small cuts, i clean. Every time, no exception. If you see any swelling or pain, let alone the red line, go to the doc ASAP. Im missing a limb because of it.
Hot Tea. I just recently spilled some tea on myself and it went right through my sweatpants and caused severe 2nd Degree Burns. It won't kill you (probably), but it's painful as hell and takes a while to heal, not to mention that if it's not properly cared for it can get infected (i.e. w/o washing + dressing daily)
B.L.E.V.E.s (Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosions) Should be on that list. basically pressurized fuel tanks on fire which slowly deteriorate into unpredictable time bombs and all you can do is clear the area and wait for the boom.
@@Pezinteresante A tank filled with a pressurized flammable gas (could be anything from a small barbecue propane tank, to large storage/refilling tanks). when they are exposed to fire, the heat boils the gas which increases the pressure in the tank eventually causing the over pressure relief valve to open (turning the tank into a flamethrower). The tank doesn't immediately explode because the liquid portion of the gas inside keeps the tank walls cool enough to prevent degradation, but once the relief valve opens the gas continues to boil off and an the amount of the tank that is protected by the liquid reduces until the walls eventually rupture and the remaining gas explodes with a huge fireball and mushroom cloud, and launches the tank shrapnel hundreds, sometimes thousands, of feet. Since there is no way to see the level of the gas in the tank it is impossible to predict when it will blow, and the minimum safe distance is so high that the only choice is evacuate the area. They sometimes leave an unmanned firetruck spraying the tank to help keep it cool and delay the explosion as long as possible to improve the chances of successful evacuation. If you haven't already you should search for BLEVEs on you tube since they are pretty impressive to watch as long as they are not threatening your life.
I'm a pilot. Airline transportation is the safest here in the US and in Europe than anywhere else in the world - however, getting on a small plane is extremely dangerous. Our level of standardized training is pretty good over all in the US, but the quality tends to drop off significantly when you discount airline training. A lot of for-profit flight schools are cutting corners on training students and pushing them through "fast-track" curriculums. I'm hearing more and more people brag about how they got their license in 2 months or less...and the rest of their training to commercial took less than another 4 months. These same "pilots" eventually end up at REAL flight schools afterward, saying they have no idea what they're doing...as licensed pilots. Some of them even licensed instructors! I know, because the school I go to gets these people all the time. These kinds of schools have disgusting, under-the-table deals with examiners, where students applying for their checkride to get their license are all asked the same exact questions, so instructors can "groom" their students to memorize a small portion of the knowledge they're supposed to know and get an easy pass on their checkride. It also makes the school and instructors look good. Doesn't account for all the stupid mistakes they'll make afterward when they get their training wheels taken off and have to fly by themselves. Can you imagine the consequences of that reaching the airline industry? A brand new first officer, who didn't know a thing about flying just 9 months prior, now second in command of an airliner with 140 people onboard? The last line of defense is each individual airline's adherence to legal requirements for getting type rated to fly bigger, more complex aircraft such as the 737 or A320. Thankfully those airlines will probably never budge, but we saw how complacent Boeing themselves have been with their own airplanes. Flight schools are headed in the same direction - all to save money and build a fake reputation. tl;dr Don't fly in a smaller airplane with someone unless you REALLY know them and they take flying seriously. The vast majority of aviation incidents are pilot-induced. While in a small airplane, the factor that's most likely to kill you is whomever is at the controls
To add to the Tylenol one don't take it with Alcohol (aka "a cold one") the interaction is what could make you wind up dead or in the hospital. (I think this may apply to other pain relievers too)
Not sure how dangerous people think these are but, Tongue piercings. There’s a very important vein in the tongue and if the hole is punched to far back(generally half an inch to an inch), well it’ll probably kill you so at least be careful.
Canadian here! Moose are dangerous when I was younger I wanna guess around 9 I went to a small xelebration thing for Canada day and there was a horse show, I loved horses so my mum took me and one of the riders, half of her body was paralyzed (arm and a leg) what happened was she went for a ride and her and her horse were attacked by a horse. To this day im still bewildered by the fact she was still able to ride even tho she couldnt use half her body
Some people don’t seem to know what mosquitoes can do if they carry diseases I remember triple E last year and how everyone had to get their yard sprayed because of how there was like 2 cases in my state, was super dangerous. Also, the palm tree one reminded me of a story with my grandfather (don’t worry he’s not hurt and wasn’t there) So he grew coconuts. He LOVED his coconuts. He apparently was super protective of them. When a hurricane warning came, they hired someone to help them take stuff of their yard. I believe the man did something like take down the coconuts or something so they wouldn’t fly around into anything and break anything and apparently my grandfather was FURIOUS That he took down the coconuts and just threw them out without his permission. Man loves his coconuts as well as his spicy peppers (I believe he also grows or grew ghost peppers or something)
alaska is a death trap because in the winter all the moose come down from the mountains and it’s dark out all the time, i can’t tell you how many close calls i’ve had with moose. shits scary no cap
ACK the cat bites thing - part of why they're so dangerous is that you CAN'T clean them effectively! Cats have needle like teeth that drive bacteria deep into your flesh and then you swell up so quickly afterwards that the wound closes before even the blood can effectively flush the wound from the inside! You can clean it a bit but not fully! If you get bitten by a cat seek medical attention IMMEDIATELY!! They can turn nasty in a matter of hours, and matter of fact cat bites kill more people than dog bites just bc of the infections they cause - and bc people don't take them seriously enough!! Like the one time I got bitten by a cat it was the middle of the night so I went to the ER, and THEY DIDN'T THINK IT AN OVERREACTION. They told me I did the right thing, not enough people take cat bites seriously. They even said that the infections that cat bites cause are so nasty that the heavy duty antibiotics that they were putting me on were only effective in 60% of cases!! (And told me what to look out for, and if I had any of the signs they mentioned to come back IMMEDIATELY. Luckily the antibiotics (and tetanus shot) worked, but yea.) DON'T FUCK AROUND WITH CAT BITES. They're minor injuries but they can fucking KILL you!!
Kye Talks I so wish I knew this when I was a child! I got bitten by a cat when I was a kid, and of course I didn’t take it seriously. I was lucky and nothing happened but it could have gone much worse. (I still have a scar and it’s right on top of one of my most visible veins)
We took in a feral, pregnant cat when I was a kid and when she had her kittens we moved them into my room, but i grew up surrounded by animals and my dad was raised on a dairy farm, so things like that were pretty normal for us. One day the cat and her babies were under my bed and my mom called me from the other room. When I got up, i swung my legs down and startled that cat, and she bit me in the calf. We took her to the local shelter and bandaged be up, but the bite got infected, so i spent the next week or so home from school. Every couple of hours my parents would re-open the tiny little scabs and drain the pus out of my leg until it healed.
The only cat bites/scratches that aren't bad, are love bites. Love bites don't draw blood, and are just small nips than can leave a tiny red mark, that goes away quickly If anything animal related draws blood, GO TO THE ER.
3:33 There is also APD where you are saying "what" not because you can't hear but because you aren't exactly listening and just can't process it the first time.
7:26 I ended up getting in a head-on car wreck going about 35. I just sorta walked it off after and slept on it since we didn't think it was too bad due to the airbags not going off, but once I woke up in the morning, my head and neck hurt super bad so I ended going to the ER. got a few scans and turnes out I broke my neck so I definitely agree to that 😂
Wearing high heels... I once heard at 30 percent of female ER patients are admitted because of an incident involving high heels. From just tripping and falling to getting the heel stuck in the grass or between bricks, storm drain, manhole cover, etc. And something worse happening.
Apparently, more people die from accidents with vending machines then with sharks, which only makes me really scared of vending machines. BEWARE OF THE VENDING MACHINES PEOPLE
Driving tired doubles your reaction time and is the equivalent of driving drunk. In my country if the cops pull you over they can forbid you from driving until you get some rest.
The look of the mother as she put her car in neutral and told her kids to stay where they are. As she left the car and let it roll in the river and hearing the kids scream as they drown and die with nothing to do about it
I mixed Vinegar and Bleach when cleaning once. Almost passed out before I googled what I did and found out I made chlorine gas. I opened up all the windows in the room and closed the door so it wouldn't get though the rest of the house. I called my dad to let him know what happened and waited 10min on the phone with him. After the first min I felt much better than I had and after I hung up the phone I put on a mask and rinsed the stuff down the drain then left the room for another hour before closing the windows. Be safe guys
18:26 My friend got bit by a mosquito like 6 years ago and almost died from some brain related problems caused by the bite. His recovery lasted like a whole year and he was fighting for his life all along. Now, he has to take a pill every day and cant drink alcohol.
My best friends mom died because his cat scratched her giving her an infecting putting her in the hospital creating a 2 day lapse in her insurance. In those 2 days she had a massive heart attack because she couldnt refill her meds. It was heartbreaking seeing her in the icu. She was like my mother because my mother left me when i was 5. It was over a year ago and im still mad at everything involved including the cat, that still gets to live with my best friend. Rip mom ill miss you 😞
22:52 my dad, uncle, and I went out fishing 8-12 miles off California's coast near San Clemente on our 25ft fishing boat. The water was smooth in the morning, but we were catching no fish so we decided to head to Catalina, but again no fish. Rather than stay the night and head out in the morning, we thought we could make it back to the coast and then travel alongside it to our journey's origin. We didn't know but we put in the wrong destination in our GPS, Dana Point, about 6 miles south of San Clemente. This adjusted our route to leave the protection from Catalina and cross the open ocean without us knowing. It was the afternoon and the ocean quickly changed, becoming VERY rough, we had to slow down to a crawl to prevent us from being capsized. We almost capsized 3 times, and I was almost thrown off the boat twice (shoes had no grip). We finally made some progress after hours when the sea started to settle, the sun had just set, and we realized that we were 6 miles south. it was still very rough but more manageable until we lost our light. We were half a mile away from Dana Point and almost crashed into rocks off the coast in the dark. Thankfully that was the last obstacle, we made it back safely. I had been fishing all my life on the ocean and never encountered any of those things, and this was with a fully functioning boat, imagine if something broke??? It can happen to anyone and though it hasn't stopped me from fishing, I still have and encourage others to have a healthy fear of the ocean.
I have to agree with the electricity statement. I live on a small farm, and there is electric wire on the fences. 2 or 3 times I've caught my head on it and blacked out for a second. It's dangerous, and I try to be careful, but it still happens.
I was waiting for the Popeye comment. Also that sneeze read-out - This video was not good to listen to at about 3:30am, I hope I didn't wake anyone in rooms around me up laughing.
18:38 can confirm. tried to overdose on tylenol in oct 2018. took more than 10 pills. my liver was fucked and I was vomiting for hours, so violently that I eventually ripped my throat open and started bleeding. massive headache, disorientation, extremely fast heartbeat, wishing I could just fall asleep and not wake up. wishing I hadn't done this. don't fuck around with drugs.
As a former high school boy, my buds & I would have especially love the gruesome details of potential death & dismemberment in such a class. Typical 17-year-old dude's theme paper: "101 Ways To Get Decapitated in the USA," and we never grow out of fascination with the subject either.
the ocean is so terrifying in so many ways, back when i was younger, maybe 5-6, my parents and i went to ocean city maryland to visit some cousins and go to the beach, i have such vivid memories of dicking around and almost being pulled out to sea by the low tides, it was so terrifying for someone as small as i was. i couldnt swim back then and that experience put me off from swimming in the ocean and even just regular pools for years, i only learned to swim 2-3 years ago and im in my 20s now
This is one that people are not aware of when over tired . I used to work nights on my own . And sometimes it was not possible to get proper rest in the day, so I would be tired on duty. About one morning at about 4 am , we had an emergence. So I had to act promptly . When I tried to get up from the desk , my body would not move . My brain was active , but my body had closed down , very, very scary ! Thankful it didn't last long .
Everyone should stay inside! Wear a mask if you do go outside. If not to protect you (Young people have a smaller death rate), then to protect the elderly. My sister works in assisted living, so we have to be extra careful that we don’ catch It and spread it to her.
I'm a musician and played loud music in bars for years standing in front of the drummer and between the amps on both sides of me. I only got the idea of ear plugs after having done this for two years. I'm lucky my hearing isn't worse. Even when I started wearing ear protection, I was the only one in the band who did.
Yup, towing cars with chains is just insane. I had seen a dude lose his whole lower jaw when the chains have snapped, while the other guy was towing him. After that, I never dared to tow a car or let anyone else tow me.
I actually have multiple things to add. 1) Going on a vacation ski trip, especially if you live somewhere that's close to sea level. Lower elevations have a higher air pressure which results in oxygen molecules being packed close enough together that getting enough air isn't a problem. Higher altitudes have a much lower air pressure and as a result, getting enough oxygen is MUCH harder for people that aren't acclimated to that kind of elevation and hypoxia is very likely. This is especially bad at ski resort like Bridger Bowl where the elevation is 6,100- 8,700 feet. 2) Going off the designated path when looking at geysers in Yellowstone. I don't remember the reason why but I think the geyser weakens the ground around it and at any point in the ground it could be boiling water with a layer of dirt on top that looks identicle to the ground around it. 3) Buffalos. They are known to charge at speeds up to 35mph. For some reason, that fact doesn't seem to faze tourist that want to get up close for a picture.
Running down stairs. Was running downstairs when late to school one day and fell. Doctors say the only reason I’m not paralyzed is I thought to grip the stair rails for dear life. Completely jacked up my back and am on year 5 of physical therapy. Lost around 60% of my movement and have chronic pain. Nothing is worth being on time for that much.
That one at 8:30 omg I do it all the time and now I know that it's dangerous ok I will never do it again. Every time I sneeze I do it because my sneezes are very loud if it wasn't for this video I'm 100% sure I would damage my self...
15:20 a few years back I wanted to create an inhospitable environment for mold growing at the bottom of my plastic bin(which I kept in my room), so I basically went pouring all sorts of cleaning things I could find. Luckily, I was home alone and realised what I had done after only a few minutes(thanks to having read something about a fast food worker poisoning himself to death through mixing cleaning sprays). I got outside and called my brother, and spoke to him while assessing the situation, just to make sure I wouldn't start slurring my words, or showing signs of heavy poisoning. Felt slightly intoxicated for a few hours, and moved a bit unsteadily at first, but other than that I was fine.
About the first one. My dad actually fell like half asleep while driving once because he worked a 12 hour shift (thankfully I wasn't in the car with him.) He hit a tree stump and totaled the car. I'm forever thankful he wasn't injured at all.
Cat bites aren’t a joke, nor are a lot of other animal bites. I knew someone whose cat bit her and she didn’t go to the hospital and the bite got infected and got worse and worse until she finally went to the hospital and they had to do surgery on the hand to scrape out all the infected tissue since it couldn’t be saved since it was all necrotic. Now there’s a lot of scar tissue on her hand
11:33 Had a cut, was at work watching a red line crawl up my arm all day. Went to er, took the next day off, was fired on Monday (went to the er Friday morning after closing Thursday. Antibiotics cleared it right up
My dad got into a fight, punched the other guy in the mouth, got a "fight bite" and my mom had to drag his ass to the hospital once the infection started going up his arm
The thing about sharp knives being less dangerous than dull ones applies to any cutting tool, for similar reasons. Dull saw blades are incredibly dangerous: a blade that struggles to cut wood can still cut through flesh almost instantly, and the more force you put on a tool, the less control you have over it.
2:00 Lived in Portland OR until I was 7. Mom started me on swimming lessons at age 4. She said I was more interested in pushing little girls into the pool than swimming at first, but really caught onto it after a few scoldings from dear old Mom about my assaults on females. Mom was preparing me to swim in the ocean safely from a young age & I never really appreciated it until now.
I hate it when people say "you're black you have melanin you don't need sunscreen"
As a black woman who has had a sunburn and suffered...wear fookhin sunscreen. Stop being crazies.
This. Had a patient during clinicals, black, lived in a sunny area, didn't use sunscreen. Developed malignant melanoma, blew it off - by the time she was my patient, half of her brain was affected, metastases everywhere. Fed her thru a tube into her stomach. She lasted just less than a week, died about 5 a.m., 2 hours before we got report.
Humor us - use the damn sunscreen.
Anyone can suffer from sunburn
You can even develop skin cancer, especially in spots where you don't have as much melanin. Palms of hands, soles of feet, any normally clothed body part that is suddenly put out in the sun to bake. I had a co-worker at a previous employer who had NEVER had a sunburn until the bucket-list vacation he took to the Serengeti. He came back and he definitely was sunburnt. I had wanted to tell him to take sunscreen but didn't want to appear nosy or worse. (I'm white). Well, next time I will say something; poor guy peeled like a lizard after a couple of days and was in pain.
My friends dad has gotten skin cancer 4 times (not black but infact white) idk why people don't just wear it
I'm an overnight cashier, and on holidays where people spend a lot of time outside, I remind them to wear sunscreen. It amazes me how many people think they won't get burned simply because they're black.
Are we seriously not gonna talk about the guy who got bit by his mom
Yeah I was wondering about that too. That's some nasty child abuse.
A mööse bit my sįster
@@stevedenis8292 that or an accident
My mom did the same thing to me
Same like I’m concerned
Im a truck driver.... Sleepy driving is WAAAAYYYY MORE DANGEROUS than most think.... Thankfully my subconscious is a better driver than i am, i fell asleep once at the wheel in Kentucky and woke up in Michigan, i didn't remember any of it... Thats about 300 miles or around 5 hours of un-attentive driving!....
You are not kidding anyone. The Simpsons taught us about truckers' secret automated driving system you got onboard
Is it a subconscious memory of the road? Or sleeping with your eyes open?
Not that it's a GOOD thing to sleep behind the wheel EVER, but that is really cool and you're super lucky
oh my god- i’m dying lmfao 😂
Never once i thought truck driving is safe
I'm already afraid of everything and riddled with anxiety this did NOT help.
Stop watching these!!!! (But kinda also a reminder to myself cause same)
Same lol... fuck anxiety :(
Same, but I’m already afraid of most of what I saw on this thread so
julien astier and insomnia-
Same but I'm sick and bored so started listening to this.. not I can't sleep because I'm remembering almost drowning at the beach from strong current 😭
As a person who works as a chemist, 15:04 is spot on. It is insanely bad to mix chemicals if you do not know what you are doing, you're not trained, etc.... There are far, far too many horror stories about people mixing chemicals and passing out from the fumes or ending up dead.
I’m a biologist, I remember in one of my lab classes a student had moved the disposal beaker and replaced it with another one. My partner and I did now know this and we dumped our waste in the beaker that was half way full. We did not think about it because the liquids looked the same. But once it was dumped it started to bubble, I have never seen so much fear in someone’s eyes, my lab partner and I almost had instant heart attacks. Before we could turn to warn the professor alarms started going off, the big waste disposal beaker was now foaming as well as bubbling. Nothing exploded, thankfully. Though we all got a good scold from the professor, no one every stepped up to say they were the ones to switch the beakers.
Take it from someone who mixed up a batch of hydrochloric acid in his bedroom...this. 😳🧨🎆
@@svenmorgenstern9506 how
@@TheGraceCraig Damn they should have been the ones in trouble because you and your lab partner didn't even know or they should have warned the class.
Most terrifying "co-worker screwup story" I've read online: a guy at a grocery store was closing up for the night. His co-worker couldn't find any plain old Lysol to mop the floors. However, he thought he was an expert on chemicals and proceeded to cobble together whatever he came across in the closet. A strange colored cloud emanated from the storage room and they heard him collapse. Two co-workers dragged him out and his skin was discolored. When the paramedics arrived, their reaction was "How in the world did he get hit by MUSTARD GAS?" You know, one of the first deadly chemical weapons used in war time... The co-workers and supervisor were shocked but later, a toxicology report was whipped up. By mixing up everything in the closet (I cannot believe how stupid he was, I'd RUN for the doors if a co-worker started mixing up everything found in a cleaning closet) he had somehow produced a crude form of mustard gas! He was in the hospital for a while. I have no idea what happened to him. The guy who posted the story never did a follow-up but I'm sure the injured worker got fired.
Tooth decay. So many people ignore it and end up dying from septicemia or bacterial meningitis
You're right. Having weak/bad teeth runs in my family. I can assure you that I get at least four or five cavities per year and even my fillings need replaced every four to five years. There are many times where I have left it go when I shouldn't have and know others who have done the same. Half of the time I don't even know the cavities are there until it's too late and they need filled or a root canal.
Doesn't help that dental work is usually crazy expensive for even the smallest maintenance. Even in countries with universal or subsidised healthcare it tends to be exempt from the subsidy. In my country you tend to need at least a few hundred spare for a filling and a few thousand for a crown, and that multiplies if you need multiple teeth done. Most people know it's unhealthy and painful to have damaged teeth but can't afford to do anything about it.
To fix my grill it will cost $12k. I need full dentures for mostly to my front teeth getting knocked out as a child having the replacements fall out followed by crazy toothaches lost of my life. Yeah I'm stuck just trying to risk it. Bonus though, nobody can see you smile when you wear a mask :/
My young self was very irresponsible and didn’t care about my dental hygiene at all, got 3 horrible cavities and couldn’t get fake teeth because of price, now I have 3 missing teeth and brush twice a day, please brush you teeth. Unless you want to pay $3000 for a fake tooth because your tooth is to rotten to fill.
unfortunately i have 15 cavities because i didnt take care of my teeth when i was younger, i cant even fix them because with my insurance its still $250-300 a tooth and thats not counting the one that needs a root canal, which is $1500 at the cheapest.
The ocean is terrifying I don’t know how people don’t understand.
Nature in general is terrifying and awesome in the traditional sense. Most people don't understand how efficient and ruthless life has been for the far and away vast majority life had existed. There's a reason we feel like sh** from being lonely- being with companions kept us alive when there were tons of saber cats, mammoths, giant sloths and others ready to scour or eat us. Too sick? Too bad, unless somebody really felt wasting energy to keep you alive is worth it, you're dead. You're lazy, you don't find food and starve. If you don't hunt down your meal or find the right berries that aren't poisonous, you're dead. Don't hear the rustling in the bushes? Bam it's a big bear or tiger, you're dead. This world isn't designed to sustain billions of people living like kings, there's a reason some people actually long for those ruthless times where death by nature was always around the corner
A healthy dose of Thassolophobia will set anyone straight. The waters and whatever dangers lurk below are enough to ever keep me from going in it. Same planet, different world.
Idk how they don’t
Gilgamesh ,the treasure hunter frrr
Prior to getting caught in a riptide, I thought I was a good swimmer and could handle it. The problem is I'd always swum in calm water. Medium or small lakes and pools. Moving water is a different beast. The ocean is more powerful than you.
The sneezing one threw me off I've been doing that since I can remember and sneeze a lot so I should probably break that habit
This scared me, the part of the vid
I know sneezes carry a lot of bacteria but if we don't sneeze, then we are keeping the bacteria in our bodies..
There is no good way out of this.
You sneeze out of your mouth, if your mouth is open, you are fine
just sneeze in the middle of your arm (near the elbow), it's a good habit to get into :D
and it's way better than holding it in or sneezing all over the place
also, one of my friends told me a while ago that she always holds in her sneeze, because she thinks it sounds like a duck. Honestly, I don't care how people sneeze ITS HUMAN NATURE, so if you're self-conscience about how it sounds, don't worry. Most normal people won't make fun of a sneeze. If they do, just laugh at their sneeze 😂
@@lexxy6305 I've been told my sneeze sounds like/as loud as a train horn by my friends before, so in public and at school I always try and not to sneeze because it might annoy or be rude to someone.
If that thing was in my bed it would be a great night. Edit why did this get so many likes?
Cursed
No
uhm-
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Kinky
Large herbivores are more dangerous than predators.
Which is more likely to kill you?
One:
Brachiosaurus
Or
Velociraptor
Both’ll kill you, but one is FAR more likely to.
ZodiacMoon okay but that sounds deep
Gorillas are the most powerful primate because they're vegan
@@ohiosooki6049 wrong, humans can equip guns to max their strength stat.
@@ametsunami4070 the velo can just bite and eat me, while brachio would probably unknowingly break my neck with a large tail swung or just stomp on me.
Being afraid of dying is deadly. People can be so scared of dying that they give themselves a heart attack and die.
Thanks as if I wasn’t worried enough that I would die from anything of the things in this video now I have to be worried about dying from worrying about dying
o-o i just got super scared of dying from a heart attack because i was so worried about dying.
I got so afraid and obsessed of people I love dying, I had a mental breakdown, lost a huge amount of weight in a really short time, and nearly died. I'm ok now, but do suffer memory loss
I used to be extremely scared of death, now, I straight up don't care if I die, because I can't do shit about it. Plus, it may be for the better.
jeez. imagine dying because you were scared of dying
Shout out to all my anxiety sufferers who know darn well they shouldn't be watching this but gave up on avoiding shiz years ago and are just gonna deal with the paranoia that pops up for a while after this
me at 3:30 am already having anxiety about the shortness of life: 👁👄👁
Lol
Me at 5 am
2am 🙃
Me always
@Dick Johnson lmfao frustration understood 😭
Love how movies show people getting shot, stabbed, and knocked out with no lasting effects.
I'm 25 and can no longer box due to a couple fractures on hands and foot... We are fragile
reminds me of the last action hero, in real life hes about to die from the gun shot wound but as soon as he gets back its just a flesh wound everyone ignores
Oh yeah, the old reliable hollywood head-hit. Actors come out of it in a few minutes, may have a sore bump but that's it.
Yea the head trauma shit: I'd gotten some nasty bumps to the noggin, even enough to pass out one time for a minute or two... And I just brushed it off bc I seemed fine enough afterwards.
But you don't know the full damage unless you get it checked out, and it can be years before an untreated brain injury really shows its full effects. Now I have Irlen Syndrome, experience attacks where my body becomes paralyzed from head to toe for several minutes, muscle spasms, etc.
Don't fuck with your brain.
Child birth, it can go wrong in many ways, and very quickly, not just for the baby, but for the mother as well.
Yep. Both my mom and I almost died, because of birth. She almost suffocated, my heart rate was dropping fast.
Fighting in war and childbirth were the big threats to adult lives for most of recorded history. Even now most women survive due to medical intervention and both benefit from now basic things like antibiotics.
Carrui I hemorrhaged having my son, something that I never even considered happening to me, it’s the main reason I chose to be sterilized, if a woman hemorrhages during childbirth then her chances increase with every future pregnancy of it happening again and being worse, I’m not willing to risk my life to have more than one child.
@@bbybby91 I was supposed to have an older brother, but he died during birth. Guess that explains why my mom had so much trouble giving birth?
Carrui possibly, some women just have a harder time with it, I had multiple delivery complications and was a high risk pregnancy too due to an umbilical cord defect, some of us just really aren’t cut out for it.
Adding to the whole alcohol thing; be cautious, be smart, and don't get poisoned. It can literally kill anybody any time it wants, and everybody just acts like it's nothing. My uncles ex-wife's father had to be put in the hospital for many weeks because all he drank were various brands of whisky, beer, and wine.
Of course it can the thing being drunk is litarrely Alcohol poisoning.
Yep alcohol is one of the worst drugs there is, weird how socially acceptable it is. Especially liquor, it's liquid death
My friends and I used to drink A LOT.
In retrospective I don't know how nobody died from alcohol poisoning...
Yet alcohol is such an ingrained cultural thing. I swear drinking and smoking at pubs is one of the only ways Brits know how to socialize.
@@mrn234 Alcohol is literally poison so youre willingly poisoning yourself.
7:30 I‘m a Thai boxer and can confirm. A lot of my older buds have severe head damage, broken noses, bad memory, bad sight etc. The fragility of the human body when knocked out is the reason you can only get knocked out a few times in professional boxing before you need to quit, since it would be too dangerous. Stuff like knees, shins, elbows, shoulders and jaws also have a bad time in muay thai boxing, got a lot of people with severe knee and shoulder problems in my club, really scares you away from doing this sport professionally. (I‘d suggest looking up some knockout vids of muay thai boxers on youtube, it’s gnarly)
saw a kid get a muay thai knee full force in school once. i think he didnt go to school for a month
The human body is a design fuck up considering we only had 1.5 m years to evolve.
I saw this video of a Thai boxer performing what I can only describe as a spinning jumping roundhouse kick. The other guy dropped like a sack of rocks.
hxnjin haha, yeah. You really don’t fuck with the knees and elbows of muay thai boxers. It’s one of our strongest weapons.
Why do you do it? Why box or do MMA? Is there a bloodlust or toxic masculinity thing going on?
Ticks have gotten me pretty good! I got bit, all my lymph nodes in my neck swelled up (I looked like I had no neck, it was that bad) and ended up with lymes disease! Be careful y'all!
When I was 19, I worked summers as a laborer at a refinery. That summer, we were working 7-12’s ALL summer long.
I remember driving home one night, when ahead of me a gigantic dog head opened its’ mouth and swallowed me and my car... needless to say I called in sick the next day and just slept all day.
Almost cut the tip of my finger off once, it bled everywhere. Had no idea about the red line thing. Fortunately I washed out the wound right away and it healed fine. Also my parents use bleach and ammonia (not together but interchangeably) to clean EVERYTHING! Even when I'm at the other end of the house I can smell it and it makes my head hurt. But when I use our other cleaning supplies to clean I'm "not getting things clean enough."
Yeah a lot of people don't realize that you are supposed to dilute that stuff before using it. Many people will clean with bleach straight out of the jug when its not intended to be used at full concentration. For example, to disinfect most surfaces 1/2 cup or 1/3 cup of bleach per gallon of water is recommended. Its also extremely harmful if you get it in your eyes, you need to go to the ER if this happens as it can result in permanent eye damage.
@@Mrs.Silversmith I think they do dilute it, but the scent is still so strong it aggravates my senses.
i’ve almost done the same, i have a chore in my house to throw all of our little trashes and then one big trash, i was grabbing one of the little trash cans and there was a razor blade for shaving sticking out, i put my thumb on it and didn’t even realize and as i went outside i saw that i left a blood trail and my thumb was dripping so much blood, i rubbed my finger against the blade a couple time and it felt like sandpaper and i thought about it and realized what i was doing as my hand felt wet and soaked in blood, luckily i went to go wash it well lol, it hurt like a bitch ngl 💀
i had a teacher that once had a MASSIVE stroke and no one was home but her. i’m pretty sure the principal found her when he came to her house to make sure everything was alright. she wasn’t my favorite teacher but i’m so glad she’s ok now
My sophomore english teacher had a stroke, was out for like 70% of the year or so. Wasnt as bad as it could have been cause I liked the sub too, but could have been worse.
Cotton Wood Trees: The branches will "shed" themselves when they get too large, if they are higher up on the tree they can knock other branches off. Some branches can be almost 24 inches in diameter.
I was almost crushed by one of these branches when I was around 3
So true. Those things are all over where I live. Visitors to the area can't understand why we get so freaked out whenever there's strong wind or wet snow!
Yep, neighbor just had a shiny new 4’ chain link fence installed complete with top rail. Looked great for about 6 hours! Calm day, no real wind to speak of! Massive limb well over 12” in thickness and a good 20’ long suddenly failed! Sounded exactly like a string of firecrackers. I was out riding my horse in the general area but within 1000’ of the limb failure. I watched it fall in disbelief. Crushed a good section of the guys brand new fence. Made me think twice about riding around those trees!
I'm always around cottonwood trees and their absolutely everwhere. Thanks for probably saving my life
Ticks. I got a bite, and got an illness called Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. It's not fun. Look it up.
Bro that looks pretty bad
I don't want to look it up
@@robertsilvey8957 RMSF if not treated can damage blood vessels, tissues and organs. Complications include:
Inflammation of the brain, heart and lungs
Kidney failure
Enlargement of the liver or spleen
Neurological deficits
Deafness or hearing loss
Muscle weakness
Partial paralysis of one side of the body
Symptoms:
Fever
Headache
Rash
Nausea
Vomiting
Stomach pain
Muscle pain
Lack of appetite
Rash
No need to look it up :) It's just a rash.
@@ReddestOfPens that don't sound like just a rash my dude
Got bitten by a tick. Next day I attempted to get out of bed and my head hurt so bad I just collapsed on the couch and couldn’t move or call out or anything. My dad came by and asked why I didn’t come get him and I cried and said it hurt to much. Thought I was dying. Lyme disease :) I’m fine now though I took the antibiotics for it but it sucked.
21:25 is scary, I have been feeling cold like all the time, have seemingly fast and possibly irregular heartbeat, I would stay in bed for too long because it's freezing all the time. Did some research and it could be anemia or iron deficiency.
So that's scary, but I did book a doctor's appointment, although mainly for a referral to a psychologist for Depression that hit me this year.
Do you remember that tacky show, “1000 ways to die”? This reminds me of it lol.
Dumb ways to die?
@@j.kaimori3848 No, it was a TV show on Spike TV.
I remember that show. The person's death most of the time is caused by their own stupidity. And pretty much their deaths are so grusome that it's not for the faint hearted.
oh i was _so_ scared of that shit i swear it traumatized me for years
12:42 our neighbors have two huge palm trees in their front yard, AND two more in their back yard (california so duh). however during storms with heavy wind, the fronds will fall off of their trees and onto our roof and in our yard. i was getting home from school and it was storming heavily, i was kind of standing there on the path in front of my porch, looking at something. i had the strongest gut feeling to run, and so i did. not a second later, a huge palm frond (6+ feet) smashed into the ground where i was standing with enough force that it would have probably seriously injured me. so yes. count palm fronds as a threat, too
Until I read California I was confused
Pneumonia. I caught it but just had a cough for a few days, so I didnt realize. Then I woke up vomiting and by the time I went to the hospital that night, I was septic and nearly dead.
My aunt also caught pneumonia once, then again a few months later, and no she has chronic lung infections
"Blocking your nose when you sneeze."
Yeah, one time I was blowing my nose and somehow accidentally sneezed at the exact same time. The pressure of the sneeze tore through my soft palate: I got this ca. 1 cm long rupture right next to my uvula. It wasn't anything serious, though, and it healed on its own, but it sure hurt, and for a couple of weeks I couldn't eat anything other than very, very soft and cold/lukewarm food.
7:27
I got a concussion from a volleyball hitting me in the face, I didn’t become unconscious, my glasses didn’t break, I didn’t bump my head, but I couldn’t watch tv for a week and I would get tired all of a sudden and it sucked. So be careful, cause that shits dangerous.
Yea I almost died once from an accidental Tylenol overdose... I'm now afraid to take it at all 😅
(Like it was seriously close and I had to stay in the hospital for a few days...)
😳how many were taken? And over what time period? Now im scared 😫
Damn. I can’t even imagine how much tylenol that would take.
@@rlrl2768
I took like a third of a (small to medium sized) bottle probably over a few hours... I was in so much pain I was forgetting how much I was taking unfortunately 😓
Also with Tylenol it takes up to 24hrs to kill you, and you just fall asleep and never wake up. So matter of fact had I not also taken like ~more than half a bottle of ibuprofen (advil) before passing out from the pain (it was the worst migraine of my LIFE), and then waking up VIOLENTLY sick to my stomach, like I was even throwing up blood a bit and throwing up so hard that I burst blood vessels in my face (I had bruising around my mouth), that prompted the hospital visit in the first place.... I probably would have thought that I was fine and not seeked medical attention and would have just died.
Part of why it was so close was bc they didn't administer the treatment until like ~16hrs after I took it (I was throwing up too much to fully explain, so they had to get my vomiting under control before they could get a full history). Like it was already killing me at that point. They couldn't do a charcoal smoothie, they had to do IV medicine to counteract the effects of the Tylenol. (Once they got my vomiting under control with IV anti-nauseants, they got my history and we're like SHIT, did another blood test, saw the alarming levels, and I was immediately brought to ICU)
(Tho I found out from a doctor in the ER that ibuprofen is nearly impossible to OD on, it'll mess up your stomach REAL bad, but you won't die. And chronic over use can cause stomach ulcers, but yea. Don't recommend you abuse them either, but they're a much safer pain killer.)
Luckily for me this incident got my doctor to FINALLY listen to me about my migraines, so I am no longer at risk for this sort of thing, but yea. (I'm on topamax daily now and take Alka Seltzer any time I get a headache or whatever bc it turns out I have what are called "gut migraines" which means that if I'm nauseous the pain will never resolve. And Alka Seltzer has aspirin also so. And I NEVER take more than the recommended dose!)
Oh and keep in mind I have EDS which means that my body is less responsive to pain killers. Like I'd taken what is actually a dangerous dose of Tylenol tons of times before and been fine (well my liver was starting to show the effects of it but yea). So like... The fact that it took like a third of a bottle for me to OD shouldn't be a guage for you all, because you probably don't have a body that doesn't metabolize drugs right.
(Seriously I've woken up in the middle of surgery before that's the level of it. Read the instructions!!)
@@mksabourinable Out of curiosity: which type of EDS do you have?
Getting overheated. My brother was outside on a really hot day without water and when he finally came back home he was so weak he collapsed in my moms arms. And it’s not like he was 3 years old. He was almost 9 at the time and very strong. Same thing happened to my cousin. He fell on the street and got all bloody and a stranger had to help him home. You could seriously die if you didn’t get help in time.
I got heat stroke when I was 8. I believe in god cause that should have killed me (and ended my damned misery). My mom wanted me to walk to a wal mart that was like 10 miles away on a very hot day (she was on drugs at the time). I didnt know why I felt so bad but I knew it had something to do with how thirsty I was.
If I'm going to get arrested for driving while tired they better give me a damn good bed in the police station and not a shitty mat that the cheapskates give.
I know right.
Kudos to that manager who went to check on her employee. Its people like that that gives me alil more faith in this world
I actually answered this thread today
Alpha_Nexus473 I answered to a thread and a couple months later a video was made
me too
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Fussel :D me neither
ive had tinnitus since i was 5, it sucks but i thought it was normal
Sammeee bc I busted my eardrums when i was born and have serious tinnitus
@@s3_555 that sucks dude
Before hearing protection was madatory my grandfather taught me to use the big machines. Had permanent hearing damage from using backhoes, riding in the back of pickup trucks by the time I was 12. To give context to how short of a time ago this was, I am 16.
@Marc Woolward MDMA or Molly helps too.
3:33 sounds like it could be a song
"Protect your Ears" by qawsedr12
straight fire tbh
lol I like how the background music perfectly goes with it
1:38 yes this is very important and has saved me from being wiped away
To everyone who gets their period-
If your period is ever irregular after 2-3 years of having it, immediately schedule an appointment with your doctor if it’s longer than ten days. Just today I had to get another blood test done because they think I have serious anemia and the possibility of other diseases.
Don’t be stingy with appointments!
Tanning beds are not only for vanity. I have awful psoriasis, sometimes so bad, my skin rips and bloods. UV helps.
Drowsy driving... While working at a very shitty company, I had to work late and drive a lot.
I have driven countless hours with zero recollection of the actual drive to and from places. One moment I’m in one place, and I come back to my senses 20 minutes later not knowing how I possibly survived the previous 50km on the highway.
The garage door thing is spot on. Though I've adjusted them myself I wouldn't advise anybody to do it unless you are 100% sure exactly how, and even then I would suggest calling a professional if at all possible. My father told me a story that happened many years ago. The shop door at his work needed to be adjusted and one of his co workers climbed up and started to adjust them. The foot long Metal bars you use to adjust them slipped out of the guys hand and tore all the way through the plywood wall and slung back and hit the guys arm around 10 more times In a fraction of a second before he could move out of the way. The first hit broke his arm like a twig the rest just chewed his arm nearly off like a saw. My father said it sounded like a machine gun and it was just a pink mist that covered the wall before the guy even really knew what happened it was all over. I've also heard a story of a guy that had his skull crushed and died when his hand slipped off and it came back and hit him
Almost learned this one the hard way while helping my stepdad.
Another thing about the cuts on hands or anywhere else thing, it's sepsis or even endocarditis, very common in IV drug users. Ive had both, but people dont realize how easy it is. People wanna be badass/cavalier and then have a fever and are delirious, possibly having transischemia attacks while refusing the doctor. Get your wounds clean, then be a badass lol. Even small cuts, i clean. Every time, no exception. If you see any swelling or pain, let alone the red line, go to the doc ASAP. Im missing a limb because of it.
Hot Tea. I just recently spilled some tea on myself and it went right through my sweatpants and caused severe 2nd Degree Burns. It won't kill you (probably), but it's painful as hell and takes a while to heal, not to mention that if it's not properly cared for it can get infected (i.e. w/o washing + dressing daily)
B.L.E.V.E.s (Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosions) Should be on that list. basically pressurized fuel tanks on fire which slowly deteriorate into unpredictable time bombs and all you can do is clear the area and wait for the boom.
where would that even come from
@@Pezinteresante A tank filled with a pressurized flammable gas (could be anything from a small barbecue propane tank, to large storage/refilling tanks). when they are exposed to fire, the heat boils the gas which increases the pressure in the tank eventually causing the over pressure relief valve to open (turning the tank into a flamethrower). The tank doesn't immediately explode because the liquid portion of the gas inside keeps the tank walls cool enough to prevent degradation, but once the relief valve opens the gas continues to boil off and an the amount of the tank that is protected by the liquid reduces until the walls eventually rupture and the remaining gas explodes with a huge fireball and mushroom cloud, and launches the tank shrapnel hundreds, sometimes thousands, of feet. Since there is no way to see the level of the gas in the tank it is impossible to predict when it will blow, and the minimum safe distance is so high that the only choice is evacuate the area. They sometimes leave an unmanned firetruck spraying the tank to help keep it cool and delay the explosion as long as possible to improve the chances of successful evacuation. If you haven't already you should search for BLEVEs on you tube since they are pretty impressive to watch as long as they are not threatening your life.
I'm a pilot. Airline transportation is the safest here in the US and in Europe than anywhere else in the world - however, getting on a small plane is extremely dangerous. Our level of standardized training is pretty good over all in the US, but the quality tends to drop off significantly when you discount airline training. A lot of for-profit flight schools are cutting corners on training students and pushing them through "fast-track" curriculums. I'm hearing more and more people brag about how they got their license in 2 months or less...and the rest of their training to commercial took less than another 4 months. These same "pilots" eventually end up at REAL flight schools afterward, saying they have no idea what they're doing...as licensed pilots. Some of them even licensed instructors! I know, because the school I go to gets these people all the time. These kinds of schools have disgusting, under-the-table deals with examiners, where students applying for their checkride to get their license are all asked the same exact questions, so instructors can "groom" their students to memorize a small portion of the knowledge they're supposed to know and get an easy pass on their checkride. It also makes the school and instructors look good. Doesn't account for all the stupid mistakes they'll make afterward when they get their training wheels taken off and have to fly by themselves. Can you imagine the consequences of that reaching the airline industry? A brand new first officer, who didn't know a thing about flying just 9 months prior, now second in command of an airliner with 140 people onboard? The last line of defense is each individual airline's adherence to legal requirements for getting type rated to fly bigger, more complex aircraft such as the 737 or A320. Thankfully those airlines will probably never budge, but we saw how complacent Boeing themselves have been with their own airplanes. Flight schools are headed in the same direction - all to save money and build a fake reputation.
tl;dr Don't fly in a smaller airplane with someone unless you REALLY know them and they take flying seriously. The vast majority of aviation incidents are pilot-induced. While in a small airplane, the factor that's most likely to kill you is whomever is at the controls
To add to the Tylenol one don't take it with Alcohol (aka "a cold one") the interaction is what could make you wind up dead or in the hospital. (I think this may apply to other pain relievers too)
>"We've always done it this way."
Also:
"I checked that already."
"It's safe/clear/off"
"Just get it done"
All deadly words
20:07
When I was younger i snorted tap water and hearing this scared the shit out of me.
Not sure how dangerous people think these are but, Tongue piercings. There’s a very important vein in the tongue and if the hole is punched to far back(generally half an inch to an inch), well it’ll probably kill you so at least be careful.
Canadian here! Moose are dangerous when I was younger I wanna guess around 9 I went to a small xelebration thing for Canada day and there was a horse show, I loved horses so my mum took me and one of the riders, half of her body was paralyzed (arm and a leg) what happened was she went for a ride and her and her horse were attacked by a horse. To this day im still bewildered by the fact she was still able to ride even tho she couldnt use half her body
Some people don’t seem to know what mosquitoes can do if they carry diseases
I remember triple E last year and how everyone had to get their yard sprayed because of how there was like 2 cases in my state, was super dangerous.
Also, the palm tree one reminded me of a story with my grandfather (don’t worry he’s not hurt and wasn’t there)
So he grew coconuts. He LOVED his coconuts. He apparently was super protective of them. When a hurricane warning came, they hired someone to help them take stuff of their yard. I believe the man did something like take down the coconuts or something so they wouldn’t fly around into anything and break anything and apparently my grandfather was FURIOUS That he took down the coconuts and just threw them out without his permission. Man loves his coconuts as well as his spicy peppers (I believe he also grows or grew ghost peppers or something)
My earliest memories of tinnitus were at about age 5. I always thought people were born with it.
Ugh, that must be miserable to have it all your life.
alaska is a death trap because in the winter all the moose come down from the mountains and it’s dark out all the time, i can’t tell you how many close calls i’ve had with moose. shits scary no cap
ACK the cat bites thing - part of why they're so dangerous is that you CAN'T clean them effectively! Cats have needle like teeth that drive bacteria deep into your flesh and then you swell up so quickly afterwards that the wound closes before even the blood can effectively flush the wound from the inside! You can clean it a bit but not fully!
If you get bitten by a cat seek medical attention IMMEDIATELY!! They can turn nasty in a matter of hours, and matter of fact cat bites kill more people than dog bites just bc of the infections they cause - and bc people don't take them seriously enough!!
Like the one time I got bitten by a cat it was the middle of the night so I went to the ER, and THEY DIDN'T THINK IT AN OVERREACTION. They told me I did the right thing, not enough people take cat bites seriously. They even said that the infections that cat bites cause are so nasty that the heavy duty antibiotics that they were putting me on were only effective in 60% of cases!! (And told me what to look out for, and if I had any of the signs they mentioned to come back IMMEDIATELY. Luckily the antibiotics (and tetanus shot) worked, but yea.)
DON'T FUCK AROUND WITH CAT BITES. They're minor injuries but they can fucking KILL you!!
Kye Talks I so wish I knew this when I was a child! I got bitten by a cat when I was a kid, and of course I didn’t take it seriously. I was lucky and nothing happened but it could have gone much worse. (I still have a scar and it’s right on top of one of my most visible veins)
We took in a feral, pregnant cat when I was a kid and when she had her kittens we moved them into my room, but i grew up surrounded by animals and my dad was raised on a dairy farm, so things like that were pretty normal for us. One day the cat and her babies were under my bed and my mom called me from the other room. When I got up, i swung my legs down and startled that cat, and she bit me in the calf. We took her to the local shelter and bandaged be up, but the bite got infected, so i spent the next week or so home from school. Every couple of hours my parents would re-open the tiny little scabs and drain the pus out of my leg until it healed.
The only cat bites/scratches that aren't bad, are love bites.
Love bites don't draw blood, and are just small nips than can leave a tiny red mark, that goes away quickly
If anything animal related draws blood, GO TO THE ER.
3:33 There is also APD where you are saying "what" not because you can't hear but because you aren't exactly listening and just can't process it the first time.
7:26 I ended up getting in a head-on car wreck going about 35. I just sorta walked it off after and slept on it since we didn't think it was too bad due to the airbags not going off, but once I woke up in the morning, my head and neck hurt super bad so I ended going to the ER. got a few scans and turnes out I broke my neck so I definitely agree to that 😂
Wearing high heels...
I once heard at 30 percent of female ER patients are admitted because of an incident involving high heels. From just tripping and falling to getting the heel stuck in the grass or between bricks, storm drain, manhole cover, etc. And something worse happening.
Ugh 11:20 . I have to practice my cello later, and now I'm worried I'll cut my finger.
Wow so cool, so worry
@@ButtSauce666 Why are you being rude for no reason?
Apparently, more people die from accidents with vending machines then with sharks, which only makes me really scared of vending machines.
BEWARE OF THE VENDING MACHINES PEOPLE
OMG, we're going to Japan next fall! They say vending machines are a BIG THING there.
@@billolsen4360 watch your life...
Driving tired doubles your reaction time and is the equivalent of driving drunk. In my country if the cops pull you over they can forbid you from driving until you get some rest.
Getting shocked, even the tiniest amount, is so dangerous cause even if you don’t get burned, even if it’s small, it can stop your heart. Be safe guys
The look of the mother as she put her car in neutral and told her kids to stay where they are. As she left the car and let it roll in the river and hearing the kids scream as they drown and die with nothing to do about it
Are you ok 😶
@@weenusfranklin2752 it's only dark humor that I came up with.
Nothing is true at all.
Love seeing people scared and panicking.....
@Ace good good...
I mixed Vinegar and Bleach when cleaning once. Almost passed out before I googled what I did and found out I made chlorine gas. I opened up all the windows in the room and closed the door so it wouldn't get though the rest of the house. I called my dad to let him know what happened and waited 10min on the phone with him. After the first min I felt much better than I had and after I hung up the phone I put on a mask and rinsed the stuff down the drain then left the room for another hour before closing the windows. Be safe guys
Wow! This blew up. Thank you for the gold kind internet strangers!
18:26 My friend got bit by a mosquito like 6 years ago and almost died from some brain related problems caused by the bite. His recovery lasted like a whole year and he was fighting for his life all along. Now, he has to take a pill every day and cant drink alcohol.
My best friends mom died because his cat scratched her giving her an infecting putting her in the hospital creating a 2 day lapse in her insurance. In those 2 days she had a massive heart attack because she couldnt refill her meds. It was heartbreaking seeing her in the icu. She was like my mother because my mother left me when i was 5. It was over a year ago and im still mad at everything involved including the cat, that still gets to live with my best friend. Rip mom ill miss you 😞
22:52 my dad, uncle, and I went out fishing 8-12 miles off California's coast near San Clemente on our 25ft fishing boat. The water was smooth in the morning, but we were catching no fish so we decided to head to Catalina, but again no fish. Rather than stay the night and head out in the morning, we thought we could make it back to the coast and then travel alongside it to our journey's origin. We didn't know but we put in the wrong destination in our GPS, Dana Point, about 6 miles south of San Clemente. This adjusted our route to leave the protection from Catalina and cross the open ocean without us knowing. It was the afternoon and the ocean quickly changed, becoming VERY rough, we had to slow down to a crawl to prevent us from being capsized. We almost capsized 3 times, and I was almost thrown off the boat twice (shoes had no grip). We finally made some progress after hours when the sea started to settle, the sun had just set, and we realized that we were 6 miles south. it was still very rough but more manageable until we lost our light. We were half a mile away from Dana Point and almost crashed into rocks off the coast in the dark. Thankfully that was the last obstacle, we made it back safely. I had been fishing all my life on the ocean and never encountered any of those things, and this was with a fully functioning boat, imagine if something broke??? It can happen to anyone and though it hasn't stopped me from fishing, I still have and encourage others to have a healthy fear of the ocean.
Relationships... especually if the girls turns out to be a Yandere
*laughts in yuno*
what the fuck is a yandere tho
Watch r/nice girls
@@24601j-vj google Yuno Gassai and you will get your answer
Damn that's so relatable
I have to agree with the electricity statement. I live on a small farm, and there is electric wire on the fences. 2 or 3 times I've caught my head on it and blacked out for a second. It's dangerous, and I try to be careful, but it still happens.
I was waiting for the Popeye comment.
Also that sneeze read-out - This video was not good to listen to at about 3:30am, I hope I didn't wake anyone in rooms around me up laughing.
18:38 can confirm. tried to overdose on tylenol in oct 2018. took more than 10 pills. my liver was fucked and I was vomiting for hours, so violently that I eventually ripped my throat open and started bleeding. massive headache, disorientation, extremely fast heartbeat, wishing I could just fall asleep and not wake up. wishing I hadn't done this. don't fuck around with drugs.
There should be a mandatiry class in high school that teaches us all these things. I swear I never knew some of these.
As a former high school boy, my buds & I would have especially love the gruesome details of potential death & dismemberment in such a class. Typical 17-year-old dude's theme paper: "101 Ways To Get Decapitated in the USA," and we never grow out of fascination with the subject either.
the ocean is so terrifying in so many ways, back when i was younger, maybe 5-6, my parents and i went to ocean city maryland to visit some cousins and go to the beach, i have such vivid memories of dicking around and almost being pulled out to sea by the low tides, it was so terrifying for someone as small as i was. i couldnt swim back then and that experience put me off from swimming in the ocean and even just regular pools for years, i only learned to swim 2-3 years ago and im in my 20s now
A moose was in the front of my school and we went on lockdown
i’m laughing so hard😩😩😩😩 was he gon shoot up the school? tf
@@ruthie2001 moose are very dangerous
Zy t i’m late to reply but how????? they charge at u???? stomp on u???? i’m in ohio ive never seen one lol
baybe ruth theyre huge animals with huge antlers if they charged at you then you’d be severely injured and break some bones
You have a cool last name.
This is one that people are not aware of when over tired . I used to work nights on my own . And sometimes it was not possible to get proper rest in the day, so I would be tired on duty. About one morning at about 4 am , we had an emergence. So I had to act promptly . When I tried to get up from the desk , my body would not move . My brain was active , but my body had closed down , very, very scary ! Thankful it didn't last long .
Remeber to stay safe during this corona outbreak
Everyone should stay inside!
Wear a mask if you do go outside.
If not to protect you (Young people have a smaller death rate), then to protect the elderly.
My sister works in assisted living, so we have to be extra careful that we don’ catch It and spread it to her.
I'm a musician and played loud music in bars for years standing in front of the drummer and between the amps on both sides of me. I only got the idea of ear plugs after having done this for two years. I'm lucky my hearing isn't worse. Even when I started wearing ear protection, I was the only one in the band who did.
The first one. Had a buddy that died from that
Yup, towing cars with chains is just insane. I had seen a dude lose his whole lower jaw when the chains have snapped, while the other guy was towing him. After that, I never dared to tow a car or let anyone else tow me.
Hard floors/sidewalks. You could slip and break your head open. Trust me, that's not good for anyone
I actually have multiple things to add.
1) Going on a vacation ski trip, especially if you live somewhere that's close to sea level. Lower elevations have a higher air pressure which results in oxygen molecules being packed close enough together that getting enough air isn't a problem. Higher altitudes have a much lower air pressure and as a result, getting enough oxygen is MUCH harder for people that aren't acclimated to that kind of elevation and hypoxia is very likely. This is especially bad at ski resort like Bridger Bowl where the elevation is 6,100- 8,700 feet.
2) Going off the designated path when looking at geysers in Yellowstone. I don't remember the reason why but I think the geyser weakens the ground around it and at any point in the ground it could be boiling water with a layer of dirt on top that looks identicle to the ground around it.
3) Buffalos. They are known to charge at speeds up to 35mph. For some reason, that fact doesn't seem to faze tourist that want to get up close for a picture.
i be learning more from these videos than in school
exactly
Running down stairs. Was running downstairs when late to school one day and fell. Doctors say the only reason I’m not paralyzed is I thought to grip the stair rails for dear life. Completely jacked up my back and am on year 5 of physical therapy. Lost around 60% of my movement and have chronic pain. Nothing is worth being on time for that much.
That one at 8:30 omg I do it all the time and now I know that it's dangerous ok I will never do it again. Every time I sneeze I do it because my sneezes are very loud if it wasn't for this video I'm 100% sure I would damage my self...
Same I've always done that
15:20 a few years back I wanted to create an inhospitable environment for mold growing at the bottom of my plastic bin(which I kept in my room), so I basically went pouring all sorts of cleaning things I could find. Luckily, I was home alone and realised what I had done after only a few minutes(thanks to having read something about a fast food worker poisoning himself to death through mixing cleaning sprays). I got outside and called my brother, and spoke to him while assessing the situation, just to make sure I wouldn't start slurring my words, or showing signs of heavy poisoning. Felt slightly intoxicated for a few hours, and moved a bit unsteadily at first, but other than that I was fine.
I would most definitely lose my hearing to Metallica.
About the first one. My dad actually fell like half asleep while driving once because he worked a 12 hour shift (thankfully I wasn't in the car with him.) He hit a tree stump and totaled the car. I'm forever thankful he wasn't injured at all.
both 1:05 and 6:48 sisters have been bitten by moose lol
That one about felons scared me good, given the amount of papercuts I’ve suffered. I’m so glad I wear gloves at work now.
Apples
You can make cyanide with 210 apple seeds
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Cat bites aren’t a joke, nor are a lot of other animal bites. I knew someone whose cat bit her and she didn’t go to the hospital and the bite got infected and got worse and worse until she finally went to the hospital and they had to do surgery on the hand to scrape out all the infected tissue since it couldn’t be saved since it was all necrotic. Now there’s a lot of scar tissue on her hand
First thing that came to mind when I read the title was alcohol.
11:33
Had a cut, was at work watching a red line crawl up my arm all day. Went to er, took the next day off, was fired on Monday (went to the er Friday morning after closing Thursday.
Antibiotics cleared it right up
My dad got into a fight, punched the other guy in the mouth, got a "fight bite" and my mom had to drag his ass to the hospital once the infection started going up his arm
This video has just scared me if everything
Being a much loved celebrity isn't too safe either. Princess Diana, Elvis, M.J., etc. hounded into early graves.
The thing about sharp knives being less dangerous than dull ones applies to any cutting tool, for similar reasons. Dull saw blades are incredibly dangerous: a blade that struggles to cut wood can still cut through flesh almost instantly, and the more force you put on a tool, the less control you have over it.
thank god i don't have alot of these worries, i live in Finland and it's full of boring animals and overall it's a safe and chill environment
8:32 I did that and ruptured both eardrums and all the little blood vessels in my eyes popped. Great 2ish months of healing.
I'm early as heck! Made 2 minutes ago!
2:00 Lived in Portland OR until I was 7. Mom started me on swimming lessons at age 4. She said I was more interested in pushing little girls into the pool than swimming at first, but really caught onto it after a few scoldings from dear old Mom about my assaults on females. Mom was preparing me to swim in the ocean safely from a young age & I never really appreciated it until now.