Hey, that weird sink. I can actually comment on this. You usually put a dryer rack on top of the half open part, you can also use the sink it self(yhe sink head moves left and right) so you can fill up pots and bigger containers full with water. They're actually really useful, but they do look weird, also theres usually space in between the dryer rack and the sink so you can slot stuff into it(empty milk cartons and bottles) to dry. - someone who has these in their kitchen.
11:20 - You might want to blur the letter wall... It's an address, and I'd guess it's the one where the house is located. I realized this when I randomly noticed the word "PORT" in it, realized that was part of the city name, & that it was followed by the state and a zip code...
4:44 it's for tightening the rods/rayons in the wheels, to make sure they don't bend and cause the wheel to wobble. i have one like that exept it doesn't have as many diameters.
"don't stick a screwdriver in there" nono, the screwdriver was actually keeping the two halves of the demon core seperate from each other, it's when the guy slipped and the two made contact that it went into singularity. But, uh, Yeah, actually,, don't stick screwdrivers into random things.
2:00 I've also seen multiple furniture with this things that have the upper compartment's dooropen downard such that it becomes the table. The main use I've seen is for changing babies on it
8:19 I notice that everyone has their eyes blacked out except the leftmost kneeling guy. Also, Lumo, people have hobbies. A _lot_ of people just like to look into obscure history stuff for fun, it's actually one of the more common hobbies and not weird in the slightest. And then there's the infamous Wikipedia rabbit hole. Curiosity is hardwired into the human brain, and not everything has some secret ulterior motive. Are you really _that_ paranoid?
i like weird history facts and such as much as the next person but uh the other night i was looking up something for writing and my search engine decided to have a stroke and one of the top results was instances of people dying during consensual sex. two popes died that way, one was confirmed to have died of a stroke, and another either died of a stroke or was beat to death with a hammer during the deed. that was some wild stuff
@@chalkwarrior5542 : I had something like that happen once. Wasn't so much a browser glitch as...well I don't really know _what_ happened, other than the closest thing Google found to something it thought matched my search was somehow gay Lebonese...uh..."pleasure time". I was searching for a computer error.
8:05 fun fact! The demon cores for nukes are way smaller than you think. They can be basketball size small to baseball size. It's a hunk of enriched uranium made into a ball surrounded by lead. If you fully enclosed the demon core in lead it'll start the chain reaction needed to detonate. Knowing this, in theory a person could create their own nuke. In fact a person has tried creating a homemade nuclear reactor at their own home before. So, yeah.
5:55 That is a bath/water heater. You put the metal part of that in water and obviously it heats it up before you can take a bath. Those are for houses that don't have boilers installed
8:52 i really thought it was a camping equipment something to attach onto the bunsen burner to hold up pots or chemical flask Thank you for the correction ps i do agree a camping equipement/ grill toast toaster is a better use for it then coffee filter holder
@@gresmaster2279 no, a urinal and a bidet are very different things A bidet is basically a thing sometimes fitted into a toilet sometimes as it's own separate thing that sprays water to clean your junk after you use the loo, it's not uncommon in some countries as an alternative to using TP
So I work in the news and my boss has been in the industry since he was 12 and he's 85 so he's been there for a while the holes in that ruler is to guide you to make sure all the spaces even so you don't get super narrow things
the fact that i did not recognize any french it the intro is killing me. Or you said it so poorly that i warped the words or you litterally spoke a foreign language to humanity.
Can confirm it's still kinda normal to have those sinks in Norway though I don't see them in newer/renovated houses
We use something similar in hungary, but we usually place a bowl inside for the dishwater and the cut helps to get the bowl out to trow out the water.
Hey, that weird sink. I can actually comment on this. You usually put a dryer rack on top of the half open part, you can also use the sink it self(yhe sink head moves left and right) so you can fill up pots and bigger containers full with water. They're actually really useful, but they do look weird, also theres usually space in between the dryer rack and the sink so you can slot stuff into it(empty milk cartons and bottles) to dry. - someone who has these in their kitchen.
11:20 - You might want to blur the letter wall... It's an address, and I'd guess it's the one where the house is located. I realized this when I randomly noticed the word "PORT" in it, realized that was part of the city name, & that it was followed by the state and a zip code...
I agree censor the wall
Yeah, searching that address leads to Zillow and Redfin listings depicting that exact letter wall. This 100% needs censoring
"What is man if not the ultimate bacterial infection on nature" you just summarized the story of the mystery flesh pit
4:44 it's for tightening the rods/rayons in the wheels, to make sure they don't bend and cause the wheel to wobble. i have one like that exept it doesn't have as many diameters.
My tired brain read rods and crayons
"don't stick a screwdriver in there" nono, the screwdriver was actually keeping the two halves of the demon core seperate from each other, it's when the guy slipped and the two made contact that it went into singularity. But, uh,
Yeah, actually,, don't stick screwdrivers into random things.
2:00
I've also seen multiple furniture with this things that have the upper compartment's dooropen downard such that it becomes the table. The main use I've seen is for changing babies on it
The thing that heats is for heat water when you dont have access to hot water. We used it when the gas ran out to heat up water to take baths
7:30 In case anyone else was wondering why OP went through a random gils stuff... they didn't. Post said 'women's bathroom', not belongings.
8:19 I notice that everyone has their eyes blacked out except the leftmost kneeling guy. Also, Lumo, people have hobbies. A _lot_ of people just like to look into obscure history stuff for fun, it's actually one of the more common hobbies and not weird in the slightest. And then there's the infamous Wikipedia rabbit hole. Curiosity is hardwired into the human brain, and not everything has some secret ulterior motive. Are you really _that_ paranoid?
i like weird history facts and such as much as the next person but uh the other night i was looking up something for writing and my search engine decided to have a stroke and one of the top results was instances of people dying during consensual sex. two popes died that way, one was confirmed to have died of a stroke, and another either died of a stroke or was beat to death with a hammer during the deed. that was some wild stuff
@@chalkwarrior5542 : I had something like that happen once. Wasn't so much a browser glitch as...well I don't really know _what_ happened, other than the closest thing Google found to something it thought matched my search was somehow gay Lebonese...uh..."pleasure time". I was searching for a computer error.
@@chalkwarrior5542 "It could haver been a stroke...or he was beaten to death with a hammer." I love how those are two very different things
@@tinymittensdesign there was a third option of the guy potentially being THROWN OUT A WINDOW
@@chalkwarrior5542 Once again, three very different things lol
8:05 fun fact! The demon cores for nukes are way smaller than you think. They can be basketball size small to baseball size.
It's a hunk of enriched uranium made into a ball surrounded by lead.
If you fully enclosed the demon core in lead it'll start the chain reaction needed to detonate.
Knowing this, in theory a person could create their own nuke. In fact a person has tried creating a homemade nuclear reactor at their own home before.
So, yeah.
Lumo's catchphrase is "Society. Bottom Text." at this point.
Society
Bottom Text
Termites god damn termites
To sharpen scissors fold a few layers of aluminum foil and cut through it with the scissors. Sounds like bs but I promise its legit.
5:45 nans trying to escape again
L E M O N
I can help to find these things interesting yet some slightly disturbing that people know it
In french: speaks spanish
Yeah haha
Yeah i do have one of those sinks in the basement kitchen here in norway so- can't argue.
5:21 Your loved one's remains are ESCAPING!
5:55 That is a bath/water heater. You put the metal part of that in water and obviously it heats it up before you can take a bath. Those are for houses that don't have boilers installed
8:52 i really thought it was a camping equipment something to attach onto the bunsen burner to hold up pots or chemical flask
Thank you for the correction
ps i do agree a camping equipement/ grill toast toaster is a better use for it then coffee filter holder
6:00 Ah, that's where I left my arson stick.
how many lemons
Bro, how many jobs did Lumo work in?
All the jobs
HOW MANY -LEMONS- JOBS LUMO?
Yes
7:09 I mean, there's also the possibility that someone just left their stuff behind. Let's hope it's that.
Supposedly you can just cut aluminum foil with scissors and it sharpens them
1:31 the hybrush
Oh, *lore?*
How many god-forsaken lemons
10:30 and you guys keep saying you abandoned Tumblr but then reference this meme, Hmm
Djdhhd
Thats... not a tumblr exclusive meme
0:27 cathedral termites!
2:51 I think that’s called a bidet
Sir no
No bidet is a nother name for urinal if im not wronf
@@gresmaster2279 no, a urinal and a bidet are very different things
A bidet is basically a thing sometimes fitted into a toilet sometimes as it's own separate thing that sprays water to clean your junk after you use the loo, it's not uncommon in some countries as an alternative to using TP
Water
You know who always knows things to improve on?
Voreman!
#Voremangang
Did y'all stop making tangents podcast video? Just curious
Man the funny reddit reading men do be funny
This might be the first time I’ve seen the thumbnail in the video
So I work in the news and my boss has been in the industry since he was 12 and he's 85 so he's been there for a while the holes in that ruler is to guide you to make sure all the spaces even so you don't get super narrow things
0:42 that's not French...
"C'est quoi cette chose?" Is the French translation.
that was the joke. "¿Que es Esto?" is Spanish
@@McBehrer oh, so I should r/whoosh myself?
10:50 Portland, what?
It is for burning rust off screws and bolts
Ah yes demon core holder
wow a Kill La Kill reference!
"Qu'est-ce que cette chose ?" Or "qu'elle est cette chose ?"
The thing in the thumbnail is called a scooter representer
Termite Tower of Babel
neet
Fold aluminum foil over itself then cut it with the scissors and it will sharpen them.
0:20
Guy what find it should wait until they build second tower and build himself a plane, rest is obvious
just use a tiny plane
3:27 That is blatantly incorrect. Born and raised in Norway, 26 years old, and I've literally *never* seen a sink like that.
"Quelle est cette chose?"
yeehaw
i live in norway and dont have that type of sink
^^
How does the narrator not know what a mug heater. Or a knife/scissors sharpener
not evryone in norway has those sinks
Que es esto is Spanish (latin American)
6:22 Wrong that's a heating pipe it's able to make molten metal float
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Fellowship invite
the fact that i did not recognize any french it the intro is killing me. Or you said it so poorly that i warped the words or you litterally spoke a foreign language to humanity.
It was Spanish, he said que es esto
Day 248 of asking Kalbus to check out r/ihadastroke , Specifically with both Zen and Lumo, so Zen can grill Lumo on his struggles.
Oregon is pronounced "or-ih-gehn" thank you very much :/
que es esto.
no mames perfecto francés XD
You said or-a-gone, no it's pronounced or-a-gn
early
Hmmm
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