The "battery" at the start is a lithium accumulator without any protection, these things are not meant to be handled by the average person. They are installed inside electrical devices and remain there.
I mean it's a standard (unprotected) 21700 it's not uncommon to use them in flashlights or vapes but this one just happens to be too low discharge to be suitable for that. Also I've never seen someone refer to a a small rechargeable battery as an accumulator but I kinda like it.
"Accumulator" is just a fancy word for a battery. Search "accumulator" on Google, and all you find are batteries. The first rechargeable battery, was called an "accumulator". This is a 3.7v Lithium Ion cell. They are used in older laptop batteries, modem backup batteries, vape pens, electric scooters, hoover boards, LED flashlights, large visible beam laser pointers, portable power banks and much, much more. In most cases they are removable and replaceable. My friend just showed me his vape pen earlier with this exact cell in it. It's replaceable. The only difference is the warning isn't on it.
@@oliverer3 seems that an accumulator is a specific way to describe a battery based on how they charge and discharge, and is probably used in contrast to non-rechargeable cells?
"my daughter was born with elf ears" The fact that I am German and elf means "eleven" in German... needless to say that I was seriously shocked for a second.
Well, I could already count to three in German (and butcher the pronunciation as a natural English speaker would). Now I can jump to eleven (meaning I also probably need to learn the rest between them) I like these li'l points where I randomly learn German words. I can already greet someone three different ways, say "good luck" "no" "faster" eigengrau (a shade of gray named after the colour one sees when they close their eyes), tell someone "I don't know" and swear three different ways (there was also a way to ask for beer and an apple strudel, but I forgot it due to complexity) Anyways, not really sure why I felt the need to comment this-I just did [Enter abrupt endpoint]
Years ago when I used to correct people’s grammar, I used to call myself a “grammar ninja” because I’d sneak into the conversation, make a correction and then disappear without a trace. I was a very…nerdy child. Nowadays I’ve become the type of English major that is like “English is just three languages in a trench coat that beats other languages up with a baseball bat for conjugations”, and so long as I can understand what your intention was I give no fucks about how it was spelled or phrased unless I’m grading your work for an assignment lol.
"The English language is always hungry for more." Is usually how I end up. Sure, you go ahead and spell that word with French roots, and the French word has been linked to Latin roots as phonetically as you please. You go ahead. English is made of and by devouring other systems. As well as being forever licked like a salt block. The rules were made to make things more clear, not to be an absolute truth. If it makes more sense for more people to spell boudoir as boo-d'waarr, sure. What's the issue? Now both are correct, and the hungry wretched beast we call the English language is pleased to be further fattened.
Yeah but grammar is about making communication clear. The amount of people who don't know how adverbs work then when I follow how they said or wrote a sentence they get upset that I didn't understand. Like um no. You don't. Also I think of that girl with her boyfriend using the wrong tense for a joke. She was trying to tell him he didn't get it but his answer to her "trick" question was actually correct. She meant to use a different tense but didn't know it and thus a miscommunication happened.
human(pink(you know what this means))... i(orange) remember(blue) youre(purple) blue(red) stop(green) signs(black) All in comic sans, no capitalization and no punctuation
Blue stop signs are basically for private property attempts at road control, because they are not allowed to have the default red. I would also be pissed if I were the electrician or anybody who had to read the meter of that 'bricked' electrical box. They painted over the glass, so you can't see the meter anymore.
The blue stop sign makes sense because for blue attacks, you need to stop moving, which is exactly what you should do at a stop sign to dodge an accident and to dodge getting a ticket. It just makes -sanse- sense
In some places, laws or ordinances prevent the use of public signage on private property, so in parking lots or other privately owned paved spaces, blue is used as a differentiating tactic. The solution is simple, clever and effective - whatever color the sign may have, the distinctive lettering and shape will always send a clear message to stop.
Okay, here's the thing about a blue stop sign: it would be more noticable for most people who are color blind. The majority of color blindness is some variant of red-green (blue color blindness being rare and grayscale even rarer). A red sign would be a yellow-ish color and blend in with any green around it
* if you see a *blue* attack, don't move and it won't hurt ya. * here's an easy way to keep it in mind. * imagine a stop sign. * when you see a stop sign, you *stop,* right? * stop signs are *red.* * so imagine a *blue* stop sign instead. * simple, right? * when fighting, think about blue stop signs.
2:45 the stem of broccoli is just as good! As long as towards the bottom you cut off the base, and trim the thick outer layer a bit it's great and you waste less
@denis2381 The stem is completely harmless and, as far as I'm aware, has a higher density of vitamin C and other nutrients contained in broccoli. The florets are not the only edible parts. The stem, even with the skin/rind is a really good texture/taste is great in cream soups. Though, I prefer them steamed or roasted.
United isn't the cheap one. They're the criminally negligent one who once assaulted a passenger because THEY OVERBOOKED HIS FLIGHT and picked him as the one who would be forcibly removed.
Most, if not all airlines overbook their flights. Too many people cancel or no-show so they slightly overbook to fill as many seats as possible and to maximize profit for the flight. Throwing someone off the plane because that specific flight very few people didn't show up for sucks for sure, but what else are they supposed to do? Let the person stand in the middle of the aisle? Assaulting him was the wrong move and they certainly could've asked the entire flight if someone was willing to get on the next flight free of charge, but it still stands that this is not an uncommon problem that only united suffers from.
@@cherrycrypt It isn't just that they assaulted him, but the fact the fucking CEO was openly claiming that the guy was being "belligerent" when there was plenty of witnesses saying he was being perfectly polite about the whole thing but he couldn't leave the plane because he had a patient he had to get to. And then they assaulted him and forced him off the plane anyway.
Yes, the blue signs blend with the night sky, but id still argue they are a thousand times more visible than the normal one. Who would drive by a blue mcDonalds sign without noticing it.
Actually, my town had one blue stop sign. One. Everyone ran it, nobody stopped for it, multiple accidents caused so they removed it. Plus they’re ugly too
My nephew was born with pointed ears too. We called them his werewolf ears though because they still had their dark peach fuzz hair that babies are covered in and are supposed to before birth.
So the blue McDonald’s actually has a reason behind it. From what I remember it’s state mandated it to be blue so it doesn’t take away from the night sky. Something to do with stars, alien sightings or something
13:13 it's not a brand thing but due to the soles being made of polyurethane. It's a great material, but after some time it gets very brittle if it's not worn often (like, several years). So, if you're taking out a nice pair of sandals you rarely wear, they might come apart as you walk on them. It's not an actual explosion, but it'll look like one. Bjorn's an expensive brand, so the poster likely brought them out for nice occasions and nothing else. Same thing happened to me.
Ah, thanks for explaining! I had a pair of fancy shoes that I hadn't worn in a few years and the soles also fell apart. Now I know how to keep my shoes from falling apart: just wear them!
15:37 These license plates are polish. In Poland, license plates are assigned to cars when they are first registered and never change for the life of the car (Source: half-remembered Wikipedia article). Dollars to donuts they were registered at the same time, probably by a dealership. Because another thing here is that the price for the first sale of a car is fixed, and so some dealerships wishing to grant a discount register the car themselves first, then sell it on to the customer, and it is technically a second sale.
This is actually a really interesting thing to look into. I didn't take any marketing classes, but my intro psychology class touched on this subject. Red is connected to the carnal (violence/danger, lust, hunger), and that is why a lot of food/drink company's incorporate red into their designs. Think of Coca-Cola. It's designed to catch the eye and make us desire it. Blue on the other hand is more relaxing, so products like Pepsi use it to say "hey this is gonna make you feel refreshed", but even they use a spot of red. Whether or not a person actually makes these connections on any level doesn't matter too much because the marketing works well enough on most (there's always a margin of error). And apparently those with a psychology degree make some serious money if they go into marketing and advertisement. (Note, these color associations are more cultural, so I'm only really accounting for the US. I'm sure that other countries have different color associations, and their companies' branding will likely reflect this. Also apologies if this is long-winded and unwanted.)
Okay so the blue stop signs thing is a loophole in Hawai’i, since you’re supposedly not allowed to have red ones on private property. I’m also pretty sure that’s my uncle’s car in the background-
1:31 it’s probably actually some regulation on signage. In the Arizona city of Sedona I believe they have a teal version of the Golden Arches because regulations on signage wouldn’t let it be yellow for some reason if im remembering correctly
Fun Animal Fact: The little rhyme about bears is true: If it's black then fight back It's it's brown then lie down And if it's white say good night! Black bears are not into fighting, brown or grizzly bears can kill you, so get down on the ground and play dead, they are only interested in fresh (living) prey. And white or polar bears will absolutely kill you, and if you start running from them they will chase you, same goes for grizzly bears, they will hunt you down if you start running away from them. And bears are fast, they may be big, but they are quick! Know your bears and beware of brown and white bears! ❤️🐻🐾
The politicians reminded me of Futurama were clones of a guy's were running for office and were the opposite of each other. John Jackson and Jack Johnson
11:55 I have had things lose the air. Instant noodles lose the air/shrinkwrap themselves, means they are stale. If you ever find something with no air in the bag, check the date.
2:30 - Yes! I agree with Jack on this one, give me the broccoli stumps! Most people like the little tree tops, which are called florets, but not me, give me all the broccoli stumps, and you keep the tops! 🥦😋
I hope I don’t sound too mad, but I hate people trying to ‘normalise’ their kids with surgery. I’m sure they won’t miss it and it might make their childhood easier because school kids are ********, but still, these sorts of things make people unique, so it disgusts me how we try to homogenise our society. But thank you for informing us and saving us a search, this isn’t against you. Thanks :)
@@PloverTechOfficialI agree with you! I have pointed ears, and kids and a couple of teachers made fun of me at school, and I wished so badly that I could just have normal ears. But now that I'm an adult, I don't mind them; I even made a little kid happy at Walmart a few years ago, because she was fascinated with my ears, and her dad asked me to play along that I was one of Santa's elves on official business at Walmart lol! That interaction made them both happy, and their happiness made me happy that christmas eve.
Is no one commenting on your plain, defrosted Brussel sprouts?! Wtf?! I love them but roasted or shredded raw in salad but defrosted in a bowl??? I’m at a loss for words. However they’re so healthy which must be why you’re so good at Emkay ❤
I also enjoy eating broccoli. Stem or head it doesn’t matter. Meanwhile I think all of y'all are weird for thinking that not even a malnourished sick cell anemia kid in Africa would eat the stem of broccoli.
1:15 I just looked this up: so in the US all official department of transportation stop signs must be red however blue stop signs can be purchased for private property such as a cul de sac loop or residential complex and they're most commonly found in hawaii
I've had a theory for a while that our overexposure to red lights, particularly while driving, has sort of made us visually ignore them most of the time. Blue, however... Well, you only really see blue lights on the road in the context of police lights, so you damn sure will pay attention and raise your heartrate when you see blue light/reflective surfaces while driving.
I'm dying on the broccoli hill with you. Your opinions about brussels sprouts you can keep to yourself but broccoli stems are honestly the superior part of the broccoli!!! With the larger thicker stems from the bottom of a head of broccoli, you do have to cut off the outside layer because it is much tougher than the rest, but the upper parts of the stem and the core of the thick stem are fantastic and make for a much better vegetable than the flower parts of the florets which are great as sauce sponges and look pretty but are kind of meh as a vegetable otherwise
Also it's fine that you like defrosted raw brussels sprouts I'm not being serious abt that, I'm not into it but like it's just weird cabbage just like broccoli and cauliflowers are. Perfectly chill to eat them raw.
On fresh broccoli, peel the outer skin off and eat the inside of the stalk raw, it tastes like broccoli, only sweeter and not at all bitter. Crunchy it's the best part.
The electrical box painted like bricks might be out of service because the reading cannot be taken. Camouflaging it prevents the meter reader from thinking it is activated. Rather do this than deal with customer service every time they mess up. Either this or the owner is stupid.
3:00 okay, look man. Broccoli stems are great. Honestly they’re even better than the top part. Something about the texture is just… better. I’ve never tried defrosted Brussels sprouts, but I love getting fresh Brussels sprouts and eating them raw. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
14:00 The passport having a star in the last digit is a newish thing. older passports wont have it. From what I can see, if you got anew passport from 2022 onwards, it will have a bunch or different things such as the first page with information being plastic instead of plasticky paper, the star in the bottom of the last digit, and a few other things
The "battery" at the start is a lithium accumulator without any protection, these things are not meant to be handled by the average person. They are installed inside electrical devices and remain there.
I mean it's a standard (unprotected) 21700 it's not uncommon to use them in flashlights or vapes but this one just happens to be too low discharge to be suitable for that.
Also I've never seen someone refer to a a small rechargeable battery as an accumulator but I kinda like it.
"Accumulator" is just a fancy word for a battery. Search "accumulator" on Google, and all you find are batteries. The first rechargeable battery, was called an "accumulator". This is a 3.7v Lithium Ion cell. They are used in older laptop batteries, modem backup batteries, vape pens, electric scooters, hoover boards, LED flashlights, large visible beam laser pointers, portable power banks and much, much more. In most cases they are removable and replaceable. My friend just showed me his vape pen earlier with this exact cell in it. It's replaceable. The only difference is the warning isn't on it.
@@oliverer3 seems that an accumulator is a specific way to describe a battery based on how they charge and discharge, and is probably used in contrast to non-rechargeable cells?
Nice pfp
@@oliverer3 in german they're called Akku
"my daughter was born with elf ears" The fact that I am German and elf means "eleven" in German... needless to say that I was seriously shocked for a second.
XD
Oh, oh, OH NEIN!
Well, I could already count to three in German (and butcher the pronunciation as a natural English speaker would). Now I can jump to eleven (meaning I also probably need to learn the rest between them)
I like these li'l points where I randomly learn German words. I can already greet someone three different ways, say "good luck" "no" "faster" eigengrau (a shade of gray named after the colour one sees when they close their eyes), tell someone "I don't know" and swear three different ways (there was also a way to ask for beer and an apple strudel, but I forgot it due to complexity)
Anyways, not really sure why I felt the need to comment this-I just did
[Enter abrupt endpoint]
Years ago when I used to correct people’s grammar, I used to call myself a “grammar ninja” because I’d sneak into the conversation, make a correction and then disappear without a trace.
I was a very…nerdy child.
Nowadays I’ve become the type of English major that is like “English is just three languages in a trench coat that beats other languages up with a baseball bat for conjugations”, and so long as I can understand what your intention was I give no fucks about how it was spelled or phrased unless I’m grading your work for an assignment lol.
"The English language is always hungry for more." Is usually how I end up. Sure, you go ahead and spell that word with French roots, and the French word has been linked to Latin roots as phonetically as you please. You go ahead. English is made of and by devouring other systems. As well as being forever licked like a salt block. The rules were made to make things more clear, not to be an absolute truth. If it makes more sense for more people to spell boudoir as boo-d'waarr, sure. What's the issue? Now both are correct, and the hungry wretched beast we call the English language is pleased to be further fattened.
Yeah but grammar is about making communication clear. The amount of people who don't know how adverbs work then when I follow how they said or wrote a sentence they get upset that I didn't understand. Like um no. You don't. Also I think of that girl with her boyfriend using the wrong tense for a joke. She was trying to tell him he didn't get it but his answer to her "trick" question was actually correct. She meant to use a different tense but didn't know it and thus a miscommunication happened.
English also riffles thru the pockets of other languages for loose vocabulary as well.
"Just think of blue stop signs."
Human i remember youre stop signs and their blue
Saw one in Hawaii!
human... remember you're *stop signs*
human(pink(you know what this means))... i(orange) remember(blue) youre(purple) blue(red) stop(green) signs(black)
All in comic sans, no capitalization and no punctuation
Human, I remember you are fanon
Black bears are super cowardly. If you ran towards that tub of lard to push him down the hill he'd run away.
Never heard a black bear called a tub of lard before😂
Noo poor bear
@Bocchi-d7c If not made to be pushed, why so pushable?
Black bears _are_ cowardly but on the off chance the bear doesn't run, you'd better😅
How to spot an American: They think avoiding confrontation is cowardly.
Blue stop signs are basically for private property attempts at road control, because they are not allowed to have the default red.
I would also be pissed if I were the electrician or anybody who had to read the meter of that 'bricked' electrical box. They painted over the glass, so you can't see the meter anymore.
sans undertale
sans undertale (common!)
Sans Deltarune (uncommon!)
Sans serif (epic!)
Comic sans (Legendary)
The blue stop sign makes sense because for blue attacks, you need to stop moving, which is exactly what you should do at a stop sign to dodge an accident and to dodge getting a ticket.
It just makes -sanse- sense
lol, nice joke!
Finding a blue version of a red sign feels a bit mystical like finding a blue lobster
In some places, laws or ordinances prevent the use of public signage on private property, so in parking lots or other privately owned paved spaces, blue is used as a differentiating tactic. The solution is simple, clever and effective - whatever color the sign may have, the distinctive lettering and shape will always send a clear message to stop.
Okay, here's the thing about a blue stop sign: it would be more noticable for most people who are color blind. The majority of color blindness is some variant of red-green (blue color blindness being rare and grayscale even rarer). A red sign would be a yellow-ish color and blend in with any green around it
Cute pfp!
"When you see a stop sign, you stop, right?"
"Just think of it as a BLUE stop sign"
Someone had to say it. Thank you for your service
* if you see a *blue* attack, don't move and it won't hurt ya.
* here's an easy way to keep it in mind.
* imagine a stop sign.
* when you see a stop sign, you *stop,* right?
* stop signs are *red.*
* so imagine a *blue* stop sign instead.
* simple, right?
* when fighting, think about blue stop signs.
2:45 the stem of broccoli is just as good! As long as towards the bottom you cut off the base, and trim the thick outer layer a bit it's great and you waste less
No its poisoned
@denis2381 The stem is completely harmless and, as far as I'm aware, has a higher density of vitamin C and other nutrients contained in broccoli. The florets are not the only edible parts. The stem, even with the skin/rind is a really good texture/taste is great in cream soups. Though, I prefer them steamed or roasted.
@@denis2381if it’s poisoned, then I should be very dead. I used to only eat the stems as a kid-
@knoxknoxitsme well, that explains a lot
@@denis2381 wdym? Sorry, it's very late for me rn
0:52 sans was right all along
Hm. Maybe.
@Chara-The-Ghost Hi Chara.
"Human... I remember you're imagining blue stop signs"
@ramzito2504 AAAAAAAAAAAAA
@Flowey-The-Flower-v5o hello Asriel =)
0:52 guys remember this one, it’s really helpful for blue attacks
United isn't the cheap one. They're the criminally negligent one who once assaulted a passenger because THEY OVERBOOKED HIS FLIGHT and picked him as the one who would be forcibly removed.
Wasn't he a surgeon too? 🥺
They also break guitars
Yeah I think he was think of spirit or Ryan. Lol
Most, if not all airlines overbook their flights. Too many people cancel or no-show so they slightly overbook to fill as many seats as possible and to maximize profit for the flight. Throwing someone off the plane because that specific flight very few people didn't show up for sucks for sure, but what else are they supposed to do? Let the person stand in the middle of the aisle? Assaulting him was the wrong move and they certainly could've asked the entire flight if someone was willing to get on the next flight free of charge, but it still stands that this is not an uncommon problem that only united suffers from.
@@cherrycrypt It isn't just that they assaulted him, but the fact the fucking CEO was openly claiming that the guy was being "belligerent" when there was plenty of witnesses saying he was being perfectly polite about the whole thing but he couldn't leave the plane because he had a patient he had to get to.
And then they assaulted him and forced him off the plane anyway.
Yes, the blue signs blend with the night sky, but id still argue they are a thousand times more visible than the normal one. Who would drive by a blue mcDonalds sign without noticing it.
Actually, my town had one blue stop sign. One. Everyone ran it, nobody stopped for it, multiple accidents caused so they removed it. Plus they’re ugly too
My nephew was born with pointed ears too. We called them his werewolf ears though because they still had their dark peach fuzz hair that babies are covered in and are supposed to before birth.
So the blue McDonald’s actually has a reason behind it.
From what I remember it’s state mandated it to be blue so it doesn’t take away from the night sky. Something to do with stars, alien sightings or something
0:53 the shiny variant of a stop sign
0:52 _a familiar theme begins playing_
"When you see a blue stop sign, you stop, right?"
Jack Singing Bits
0:51 Colorblind
3:44 Wicked Candle
9:00 Yeast Of Both Worlds
13:13 it's not a brand thing but due to the soles being made of polyurethane. It's a great material, but after some time it gets very brittle if it's not worn often (like, several years). So, if you're taking out a nice pair of sandals you rarely wear, they might come apart as you walk on them. It's not an actual explosion, but it'll look like one.
Bjorn's an expensive brand, so the poster likely brought them out for nice occasions and nothing else. Same thing happened to me.
Ah, thanks for explaining! I had a pair of fancy shoes that I hadn't worn in a few years and the soles also fell apart. Now I know how to keep my shoes from falling apart: just wear them!
15:37 These license plates are polish. In Poland, license plates are assigned to cars when they are first registered and never change for the life of the car (Source: half-remembered Wikipedia article). Dollars to donuts they were registered at the same time, probably by a dealership. Because another thing here is that the price for the first sale of a car is fixed, and so some dealerships wishing to grant a discount register the car themselves first, then sell it on to the customer, and it is technically a second sale.
3:45 final boss: the blood god
intro sequence: flows out of a red candle and becomes a thing
0:52 Some say that version is around a 1/4096 chance at the stop sign factory.
Jack is the type of weirdo that I would love to have around me
Same. I'll bet he's a blast on a day trip.
The whole reason why Mac Donald’s has red and yellow is because those colors make us hungry
Only yellow makes us feel hungry, red is a bright colour that gets our attention
This is actually a really interesting thing to look into. I didn't take any marketing classes, but my intro psychology class touched on this subject.
Red is connected to the carnal (violence/danger, lust, hunger), and that is why a lot of food/drink company's incorporate red into their designs. Think of Coca-Cola. It's designed to catch the eye and make us desire it. Blue on the other hand is more relaxing, so products like Pepsi use it to say "hey this is gonna make you feel refreshed", but even they use a spot of red.
Whether or not a person actually makes these connections on any level doesn't matter too much because the marketing works well enough on most (there's always a margin of error).
And apparently those with a psychology degree make some serious money if they go into marketing and advertisement.
(Note, these color associations are more cultural, so I'm only really accounting for the US. I'm sure that other countries have different color associations, and their companies' branding will likely reflect this.
Also apologies if this is long-winded and unwanted.)
Okay so the blue stop signs thing is a loophole in Hawai’i, since you’re supposedly not allowed to have red ones on private property. I’m also pretty sure that’s my uncle’s car in the background-
10:07
🎶Don't knock it till you've tried my life of sin🎶
🎶So I sing songs until the break of dawn!🎶
2:49 broccoli stem best part dont @ me
I dont underatand why people throw that part away... weird behaviour
14:49 I'm assuming that their sweet potato is a crossbreed of the white and orange varieties. They also come in purple
1:31 it’s probably actually some regulation on signage. In the Arizona city of Sedona I believe they have a teal version of the Golden Arches because regulations on signage wouldn’t let it be yellow for some reason if im remembering correctly
those chopsticks are in fact united.
9:23 just as I closed the tab looking up what mile high meant, he explained it.
Fun Animal Fact: The little rhyme about bears is true:
If it's black then fight back
It's it's brown then lie down
And if it's white say good night!
Black bears are not into fighting, brown or grizzly bears can kill you, so get down on the ground and play dead, they are only interested in fresh (living) prey. And white or polar bears will absolutely kill you, and if you start running from them they will chase you, same goes for grizzly bears, they will hunt you down if you start running away from them. And bears are fast, they may be big, but they are quick!
Know your bears and beware of brown and white bears! ❤️🐻🐾
4:17 United is the one you only take if you can't afford better but you don't want to buy Spirit (the one you described)
6:38 I didn't know the bottom of Africa with "a bit missing" is acceptable South America
8:35 I guess it’s two short-loaves in a trench coat.
i like brocolli stem. i like raisins. and i'm tired of pretending i don't.
Jack talking about roots being feet while referencing Instagram gave me the idea of “root pics” and now I need to haunt all of you with this idea
1:28 To be fair we are paying more attention to it because its blue.
There's a place in Indianapolis, all their silverware is from ATA or other defunked airline companies
So airlines that used to be funky?
The blue stop sign isn't official. Meaning the township didn't put it up. Most likely on private property
0:45 can I pet the dawg 😂
This is just r/unexpectedfuturama with the two candidates John Jackson vs Jack Johnson.
The politicians reminded me of Futurama were clones of a guy's were running for office and were the opposite of each other. John Jackson and Jack Johnson
4:16 You're actually thinking of Spirit Airlines!
0:55 my brother has a very special attack...
my brother has a *attack* .
@@somerandommusicianSRM my brother has a *brother.*
11:03 because nonna is at the church on sundays and can't make the pasta.
Super cool vid, love how you do things.
Bot
11:55 I have had things lose the air. Instant noodles lose the air/shrinkwrap themselves, means they are stale. If you ever find something with no air in the bag, check the date.
2:30 - Yes! I agree with Jack on this one, give me the broccoli stumps! Most people like the little tree tops, which are called florets, but not me, give me all the broccoli stumps, and you keep the tops! 🥦😋
Me too!! The Stu,ps are the best part!
5:28 I think it is called Stalh’s ear. And yeah, it’s a thing. Most try to have it fixed via surgery.
I hope I don’t sound too mad, but I hate people trying to ‘normalise’ their kids with surgery. I’m sure they won’t miss it and it might make their childhood easier because school kids are ********, but still, these sorts of things make people unique, so it disgusts me how we try to homogenise our society.
But thank you for informing us and saving us a search, this isn’t against you. Thanks :)
@@PloverTechOfficialI agree with you! I have pointed ears, and kids and a couple of teachers made fun of me at school, and I wished so badly that I could just have normal ears. But now that I'm an adult, I don't mind them; I even made a little kid happy at Walmart a few years ago, because she was fascinated with my ears, and her dad asked me to play along that I was one of Santa's elves on official business at Walmart lol! That interaction made them both happy, and their happiness made me happy that christmas eve.
Is no one commenting on your plain, defrosted Brussel sprouts?! Wtf?! I love them but roasted or shredded raw in salad but defrosted in a bowl??? I’m at a loss for words. However they’re so healthy which must be why you’re so good at Emkay ❤
I was fine when Jack said he liked the stem of Broccoli
he lost me at brussel sprouts. I hate brussel sprouts
1:34 It is a Kosher McDonalds.
Blue McDonald’s sign indicates keeping Sedona’s natural beauty.
I sometimes eat only the stem on broccoli. It's delicious
I also enjoy eating broccoli. Stem or head it doesn’t matter. Meanwhile I think all of y'all are weird for thinking that not even a malnourished sick cell anemia kid in Africa would eat the stem of broccoli.
Heh
*Sans did the blue stop sign*
i think damien should do this sub, he gets curious as us
1:15 I just looked this up: so in the US all official department of transportation stop signs must be red however blue stop signs can be purchased for private property such as a cul de sac loop or residential complex and they're most commonly found in hawaii
Look how fat that bear is. I love it
3:00 just add cheese and theres no problem anymore 😂
2:49 I'm sorry... people throw those away? What...
I've had a theory for a while that our overexposure to red lights, particularly while driving, has sort of made us visually ignore them most of the time. Blue, however... Well, you only really see blue lights on the road in the context of police lights, so you damn sure will pay attention and raise your heartrate when you see blue light/reflective surfaces while driving.
3:47 theres literally a demon in that there candle
2:09 my electrician and firefighter friends despise this, and I completely understand why.
A blue McDonald's sign is pretty noticable
I'm dying on the broccoli hill with you. Your opinions about brussels sprouts you can keep to yourself but broccoli stems are honestly the superior part of the broccoli!!!
With the larger thicker stems from the bottom of a head of broccoli, you do have to cut off the outside layer because it is much tougher than the rest, but the upper parts of the stem and the core of the thick stem are fantastic and make for a much better vegetable than the flower parts of the florets which are great as sauce sponges and look pretty but are kind of meh as a vegetable otherwise
Also it's fine that you like defrosted raw brussels sprouts I'm not being serious abt that, I'm not into it but like it's just weird cabbage just like broccoli and cauliflowers are. Perfectly chill to eat them raw.
On fresh broccoli, peel the outer skin off and eat the inside of the stalk raw, it tastes like broccoli, only sweeter and not at all bitter. Crunchy it's the best part.
11:30 where can i hire people to make this
I can help with that.
Okay, i can deal with the nut sauce sandwich, but brussel sprouts like popcorn? Ya ain't right son.
1:03
Warhammer 40K Orks.
That is all.
i remember you are stop signs, human....
Re: the defrosted sprouts, be careful doing that bc that's an easy way to let fun bacteria rapidly grow all over your veggies
5:00 it wouldve been ok if it at least alternated or something but it not being aligned at all is disgusting
TH-cam hid this masterpiece from me for 7 minutes
5:58 No Way! Dog with Homophobia!
No that's Spirit I believe. United isn't far off though.
6:48 ITS AFRICA!
If elves are real I want them to by like hylians
The electrical box painted like bricks might be out of service because the reading cannot be taken. Camouflaging it prevents the meter reader from thinking it is activated. Rather do this than deal with customer service every time they mess up. Either this or the owner is stupid.
the hair rod is exposed! hurry! don’t let the haradiation get out!
3:00 okay, look man. Broccoli stems are great. Honestly they’re even better than the top part. Something about the texture is just… better. I’ve never tried defrosted Brussels sprouts, but I love getting fresh Brussels sprouts and eating them raw. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
6:53 is literally just a dreadlock
13:10 - Happens to me every time I step on holy ground.
Defrosted, frozen brussels sprouts ... sir ...
7:38 thats actually just what you want them to do. Do not disturb, xlean up the place, whatever you want
6:35 South Amefrica.
The broccoli stem is the best part. The head is just weird and gets stuck everywhere.
as someone who is red color blind, the blue sign gets my attention way better then the red one, especially the fast food one
My heart melted when Jack said Naaawr.
So nice to hear Jacks voice 😍🇬🇧
0:52 this is it, this is what sans was talking about
That battery would be picked up one day and used just for a child's toy to explode
"Cylindrically" - technically true, pancakes are cylinders, just very flat ones.
14:00 The passport having a star in the last digit is a newish thing. older passports wont have it. From what I can see, if you got anew passport from 2022 onwards, it will have a bunch or different things such as the first page with information being plastic instead of plasticky paper, the star in the bottom of the last digit, and a few other things
...I wonder if mine does then, I renewed it recently.