10:04 That is honestly disgusting to hear. When I was in elementary school and Katrina happened, there was a toy drive (and I believe another charity type thing) at my school for Katrina survivors (or it may have been survivors for one of the hurricanes following Katrina, I can't remember), and knowing that innocent, kind-hearted children (and their parents) were willing to do the right thing and give toys and other resources to those who lost everything, only to have those taken away from the people they were intended for, all without the donating children and adults knowing it, is absolutely horrendous
Every gun on sets need to be fake, and whoever handles the guns should open chamber and eject whatever is in it and always remember the most important don’t point a gun at anyone ever. If fake guns only then no harm on sets.
Friend of mine on deployment is being abused by her NCOs. We all suck and fail to get her help. She repaints her room and most of the sidewalk with her brains. Now I can never un-see that brilliant red. I deserve this hell.
I would have exposed the NCOs and had them either court-martialed or did the same thing to them that they forced your friend to do and if anyone tried to stop you, well, you could do the same thing to them as well.
@@paxhumana2015 bro I did *start* to pull my M9 on one of them, but hesitated because again I'm just as big a piece of shit as the other 29 cunts in my platoon, so he closed his door and I lost my opportunity. Learned something about myself that day, and it sucked.
The last one about the way everything was thrown together so fast I can attest to being a former Red Cross disaster volunteer. It's crazy impressive how fast within an hour how one or two phone calls to the right people/places can result in a HUGE relief force to help people. I'd be one of the first teams in after a disaster with a couple of huge warehouses/office complexes ready to drop computers, run cable/phone/fax lines, set up military-style sized kitchen/eating facilities, hotel rooms for out-of-state relief workers, emergency agencies, triage stations, everything you could possibly need to set up a small city in less than a day. My god, it was amazing to be a part of all in the name of helping victims.
Teneriffa airport accident is actually considered fault of the KLM:s airplanes captain. He was in hurry because if they wouldn't leave now, flightcrews flighthouers would kick in before arrival to their destination, and it would cost KLM. So when co-pilot heared airfields airtrafics poor quality radio transmission, and wanted confirm the orders, captain overruled co-pilot and said "he heard the orders, and we go now". Also it didn't help that airfield didn't have (then) ground raidar, and it was low visibility weather (misty).
My family (except me) live in Florida. It's called complacency. Like us in the Midwest when it comes to tornadoes. After living year after year with hurricanes/tornado ZOMG!! hype when most times it doesn't even come close to your town, you tend to not be bothered about yet another warning coming across the weather radio. It'd be different if even every other hurricane did major damage, then shit be real and you'd think twice about evacuating...but they don't.
That woman is to damn tough to die. Death came a callin' for her a couple times. Sounds like each time she throat punched him then slapped him on his bony ass and chucked him out of her room. She is now my hero.
I feel like My uncle was constantly having his case read out by a witch doctor or something. Diabetes at age 35, thats fine. Liver/kidney failure at 50, dialises needed every week. Okay then. Then looses one leg to diabetes related issues. Falls asleep next to a space heater, cooks half the other leg. about to loose that one. then luekemia. then the internal infections. Life just decided to try its hardest to kill him for the last 4 years of his life. Made us all think about life and such.
Had a ton of pain, but have gut problems and a good pain tolerance so I just thought it was a gas bubble. 4 hours later, still in the worst pain of my life, so I go to the ER. They're pretty chill about it, tell me it's appendicitis and they just had to confirm, no big deal. Was in fact big deal. That pain? Was actually the feeling of my intestines dying inside of me and leaking out into my abdomen. Had to be flown to a bigger hospital for immediate emergency surgery to take out the (now) dead section. I'm 21. Typically, this doesn't happen until at least your 30's, but usually your 60's, and it almost always has symptoms days before. Ended up underweight due to liquid diet, now can't keep food down 2 months post-op most of the time, and still underweight with 4 months minimum to go. Oh, not to mention it ripped back open after the staples were removed, and I live 2 hours from my surgeon.
The story of Azaylia Diamond Cain. I had my own little baby around the time of her death. I followed news articles and updates every day. It still tears me alive inside,.. Especially thinking about how they talked about she was bleeding from her eyes and nose,.. She spent the last months of her life in agony.
I left my soda outside for 5 minutes. Stung in the roof of the mouth by a bee Or when my card got declined at the self check then I pissed myself due to a misdiagnosed kidney infection
7:40 "Knowing their weakness, I sent wave after wave of my own men at them until they reached their limit and shut down"- every 19th and 20th century general
Military leaders where unbelievably slow to change from Napoleonic tactics in a dawning age of machine guns and repeating rifles. This is basically all of WW1. WW1 Great mustaches, lousy tactics.
Got the Tenerife plane collision wrong. The ATC's didn't screw up. One of the pilots keyed their mic to say they were still on the runway and it created static that obscured the ATC command in part and the KLM pilot was a pompous ass that was in a rush to take off.
@@RideAcrossTheRiver to be fair this was before the standardization of phrases. Regulations are written in the blood and shredded organs of children and adults
9:46 Hurricane Katrina "more like hurricane tortilla" I'm sorry I know these are tragic stories but that's the first thing to play in my head as soon as the story started LOL 😂
The Katrina one. The mayor didn't sign off on the states request to add personnel to aid in evacuation when he got it, leading to delays. So, a long term care facility abandoned it's patients to evacuate without telling anyone... So not even the ppl of New Orleans were blameless.
9:16 not entirely true, there was a communication mix up because three crews tried to talk ay once and the plane recieving the message only heard ok but the rest of the message warned them about something i forgot and the crew of the plane that received the message thought it do be ok to take off
Fun fact: We almost had a second Bhopal India in Charleston WV in 2008. A huge fire and explosion at Bayer Cropscience caused significant damage to the facility. MCHM was stored in a tank below ground. The fire came dangerously close to burning hot enough to cause that tank to leak or explode. Luckily, it didnt happen. As it was going down, we had to shelter in place. There was a cloud of fog that spread all over the area for miles.
For me, it was, I guess the second to worst scenario. The worst being death, and I was a couple of hours away from that. Basically I got covid. They put me in a coma. Some complications the docs didn’t realise for weeks were slowly killing me. My family had to come in to say goodbye while they tried one last effort to save me. Well, it worked!!! I’m learning to walk again now but it’s mad how close I got, at the age of 22, to death. This happened this year btw.
For me, it was a factory job where we operated a crane to lift steel rolls off a semi bed and to a machine that fed the roll through a channel and a 45 foot drop to "keep the structure of the rolled steel" and would bend, press, and cut out a large section to be bent into a water heater. As we got ready to lfit a roll, I told him the band holding the roll had a gouge, to which he said to evacuate the walkway and we would lift the roll anyway. When the roll got within 20 feet of him, the band snapped and the roll shot out, hitting him. He fell back 5 feet, hit the railing over that 45 foot hole and fell through because the first shift guy didn't latch the gate. He fell the entire 45 feet right onto his ass & lower back and screamed in a way that signified there was something drastically wrong. He screamed because his legs wouldn't work, not from the fall. He's still paralyzed 11 years later with no feeling I'm his legs. He blames that first shift guy, who still works there, but I blamed myself for years because I should've pushed the concern up to the supervisor, yet I was scared to since I was in my second week of work.
So I volunteer for a local tv station in a nearby town. One of the shows they do is a cooking show with local restaurants. This episode was an Italian steak place. Now before fiilming my boss and I managed to Frankenstein a new cover for one of our lights that had been falling apart, held together with gag tape. We were gonna get a new light soon anyway but we needed that light. As me and another volunteer and my bass were checking the settings on a camera, to see if we need to make light adjustments, my ADD Brian made me look towards the light and I saw it smoking. I immediately told my boss and then rushed out to get the fire extinguisher I saw at the entrance of the restaurant my body had moved on its own letting other members of the grew not in the kitchen know. I came back extinguisher in hand to see the owner of the restaurant with an extinguisher putting out the the on fire lamp. We then saw that the tape did didn’t hold and the fabric ended up resting on the stupidly hot bulb and caught fire. My boss was mortified, the only damage was a thick black stain on the creaking that we scrubbed away as we had to clean down the whole kitchen. The owner though was just happy no one was hurt and wanted to continue with the episode. He and his dad did great during the shoot and we had delicious zupa de pesche. My boss said what happened was his worst nightmare, I told him if that was his worst nightmare then I’d hate to have seen his night terrors.
anyone bothering me on my off days , i just wanna be alone on my off days , i just want to be alone... why is that so much to ask for on some days .... like youre literally seeing me in one or two days , i bet you IT SURELY CAN WAIT
Because of covid, I was unable to spend time with my dad all throughout the last year of his life (he didn't die from covid). This has probably been a thing for many people. Sucks.
Apollo 13, which lifted off at 13h13m. There was a bunch of crew shuffles and equipment adjustments for a year before that mission. And: the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand led to 9/11. WOW
Be me. Have good infancy/toddler years. First, I start to be affected by autism. Then I lost my favorite grandparent to a sudden aneurysm when I was five. Lost my great grandma the same week. Started kindergarten the next year and got abused by my teacher. Great aunt dies from renal failure. Cousin commits suicide. First dogs die from old age. An abusive drug addict moves in with us for half a year. Dad’s adopted brother goes to federal prison for molesting a child. Cue the next how many ever years of moving to different states and schools, getting abused by my psychotic grandmother (the one who got widowed), trying to kill myself, and being severely bullied. Then I go off to college. Still no friends, got bullied some more. Got robbed. Then the pandemic hits. Another drug addict moves in with us for a few months and tries to terrorize my sister. Dog gets diagnosed with stage four lymphoma. Another suicide attempt. Another move. Drop out of college. Finally met my soulmate. Got a job. Great uncle gets diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Our company gets scammed out of thousands of dollars. My paycheck is practically nonexistent now. The only good thing I have left is my bf and my immediate family.
WWI as deadliest war until then? Please. Deadliest if you only study European history. The Mongols killed roughly 30,000,000 in their invasions. The Taiping Revolution killed more than 20,000,000.
I think they mean in modern history. Usually when they quote those words, it's obviously easier to use modern day stats rather than say "it's the 95th deadliest war after [insert Greek, Roman, Babylonian, Mayan, Aztec, etc. etc.] wars".
@@shadowmatrix0101 The Taipeng Revolution was around 1865. Veterans and survivors were still around at the start of World War I, though not many. It does take away from glamor and the political potency of a phrase, to add the qualifiers to get the facts correct, and to draw correct social conclusions from the real history.
Donner party. Pioneers took a shortcut that ended up slowing them way down and so they got snowbound in the sierra nevada mountains.
And, then, came the cannibalism! 😱
really fun story, long, depressing, but fun.
@BillowsPillow you got any pictures of it?
@BillowsPillow shit dude that's so cool
Thought you were talking about StarKid, I knew that the Donner party was real but I’ve only every heard of it in TTO lol
10:04 That is honestly disgusting to hear. When I was in elementary school and Katrina happened, there was a toy drive (and I believe another charity type thing) at my school for Katrina survivors (or it may have been survivors for one of the hurricanes following Katrina, I can't remember), and knowing that innocent, kind-hearted children (and their parents) were willing to do the right thing and give toys and other resources to those who lost everything, only to have those taken away from the people they were intended for, all without the donating children and adults knowing it, is absolutely horrendous
Someone handed an actor a gun on a movie set and said it was empty when it was actually loaded with live ammo, and he shot 2 people.
Oh god…
The boss baby knows who did it
he's the boss, baby...
Every gun on sets need to be fake, and whoever handles the guns should open chamber and eject whatever is in it and always remember the most important don’t point a gun at anyone ever. If fake guns only then no harm on sets.
@@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934 Assuming safety precautions are followed. Blanks can and have still killed people.
Friend of mine on deployment is being abused by her NCOs. We all suck and fail to get her help. She repaints her room and most of the sidewalk with her brains. Now I can never un-see that brilliant red. I deserve this hell.
I would have exposed the NCOs and had them either court-martialed or did the same thing to them that they forced your friend to do and if anyone tried to stop you, well, you could do the same thing to them as well.
@@paxhumana2015 bro I did *start* to pull my M9 on one of them, but hesitated because again I'm just as big a piece of shit as the other 29 cunts in my platoon, so he closed his door and I lost my opportunity. Learned something about myself that day, and it sucked.
Something light hearted for you
The last one about the way everything was thrown together so fast I can attest to being a former Red Cross disaster volunteer. It's crazy impressive how fast within an hour how one or two phone calls to the right people/places can result in a HUGE relief force to help people. I'd be one of the first teams in after a disaster with a couple of huge warehouses/office complexes ready to drop computers, run cable/phone/fax lines, set up military-style sized kitchen/eating facilities, hotel rooms for out-of-state relief workers, emergency agencies, triage stations, everything you could possibly need to set up a small city in less than a day. My god, it was amazing to be a part of all in the name of helping victims.
Teneriffa airport accident is actually considered fault of the KLM:s airplanes captain. He was in hurry because if they wouldn't leave now, flightcrews flighthouers would kick in before arrival to their destination, and it would cost KLM. So when co-pilot heared airfields airtrafics poor quality radio transmission, and wanted confirm the orders, captain overruled co-pilot and said "he heard the orders, and we go now". Also it didn't help that airfield didn't have (then) ground raidar, and it was low visibility weather (misty).
He was also the main training captain for KLM. So he was used to telling trainees to start take off.
People refusing to evacuate during hurricanes aren't heroes but idiots that cause unecessary hardship and worry for others.
People should just evacuate. Also, ummhh, i have a reddit channel too. Can you check me out?🥺🥺
Which is worse: that, or causing a traffic jam trying to leave?
My family (except me) live in Florida. It's called complacency. Like us in the Midwest when it comes to tornadoes. After living year after year with hurricanes/tornado ZOMG!! hype when most times it doesn't even come close to your town, you tend to not be bothered about yet another warning coming across the weather radio. It'd be different if even every other hurricane did major damage, then shit be real and you'd think twice about evacuating...but they don't.
*"Can confirm"* - Vic Morrow and Steven Spielberg
3:50 all I can think about is I really really hope this person survives the covid pandemic
plandemic
That woman is to damn tough to die. Death came a callin' for her a couple times. Sounds like each time she throat punched him then slapped him on his bony ass and chucked him out of her room. She is now my hero.
@@Snipergoat1 ilysm, that is such a good description of the whole situation. You are now my hero
@@Snipergoat1 , maybe she is related to Chuck Norris, or is a relative of one of the Belmonts or their friends?
I feel like My uncle was constantly having his case read out by a witch doctor or something. Diabetes at age 35, thats fine. Liver/kidney failure at 50, dialises needed every week. Okay then. Then looses one leg to diabetes related issues. Falls asleep next to a space heater, cooks half the other leg. about to loose that one. then luekemia. then the internal infections. Life just decided to try its hardest to kill him for the last 4 years of his life. Made us all think about life and such.
*Job from the Old Testiment has entered the chat*
Had a ton of pain, but have gut problems and a good pain tolerance so I just thought it was a gas bubble. 4 hours later, still in the worst pain of my life, so I go to the ER. They're pretty chill about it, tell me it's appendicitis and they just had to confirm, no big deal. Was in fact big deal. That pain? Was actually the feeling of my intestines dying inside of me and leaking out into my abdomen. Had to be flown to a bigger hospital for immediate emergency surgery to take out the (now) dead section. I'm 21. Typically, this doesn't happen until at least your 30's, but usually your 60's, and it almost always has symptoms days before. Ended up underweight due to liquid diet, now can't keep food down 2 months post-op most of the time, and still underweight with 4 months minimum to go. Oh, not to mention it ripped back open after the staples were removed, and I live 2 hours from my surgeon.
The movie cuties. Every scene I was like there is no way they can get worse. No way! And in the next scene, it was wayyyy worse.
The story of Azaylia Diamond Cain.
I had my own little baby around the time of her death.
I followed news articles and updates every day.
It still tears me alive inside,..
Especially thinking about how they talked about she was bleeding from her eyes and nose,.. She spent the last months of her life in agony.
I left my soda outside for 5 minutes. Stung in the roof of the mouth by a bee
Or when my card got declined at the self check then I pissed myself due to a misdiagnosed kidney infection
once sneezed on my period with a tampon in and blood when everywhere, thank fuck i was in my bathroom
7:40
"Knowing their weakness, I sent wave after wave of my own men at them until they reached their limit and shut down"- every 19th and 20th century general
Military leaders where unbelievably slow to change from Napoleonic tactics in a dawning age of machine guns and repeating rifles. This is basically all of WW1. WW1 Great mustaches, lousy tactics.
@@Snipergoat1 dont forget influenza and open sewers aka trenches
Got the Tenerife plane collision wrong. The ATC's didn't screw up. One of the pilots keyed their mic to say they were still on the runway and it created static that obscured the ATC command in part and the KLM pilot was a pompous ass that was in a rush to take off.
ATC used ambiguous wording and phrasing.
@@RideAcrossTheRiver to be fair this was before the standardization of phrases. Regulations are written in the blood and shredded organs of children and adults
Omg.... That dinosaur extinction shit was fucking hilarious
9:46 Hurricane Katrina "more like hurricane tortilla" I'm sorry I know these are tragic stories but that's the first thing to play in my head as soon as the story started LOL 😂
4:07 - Reading this with the music is amazing. :B
The Katrina one. The mayor didn't sign off on the states request to add personnel to aid in evacuation when he got it, leading to delays. So, a long term care facility abandoned it's patients to evacuate without telling anyone... So not even the ppl of New Orleans were blameless.
These were fun, hope yall have a good dayy
Lmao @ 13:40
Making it sound like the US wasn’t responsible for all that in the last part
9:16 not entirely true, there was a communication mix up because three crews tried to talk ay once and the plane recieving the message only heard ok but the rest of the message warned them about something i forgot and the crew of the plane that received the message thought it do be ok to take off
Fun fact: We almost had a second Bhopal India in Charleston WV in 2008. A huge fire and explosion at Bayer Cropscience caused significant damage to the facility. MCHM was stored in a tank below ground. The fire came dangerously close to burning hot enough to cause that tank to leak or explode. Luckily, it didnt happen. As it was going down, we had to shelter in place. There was a cloud of fog that spread all over the area for miles.
For me, it was, I guess the second to worst scenario. The worst being death, and I was a couple of hours away from that. Basically I got covid. They put me in a coma. Some complications the docs didn’t realise for weeks were slowly killing me. My family had to come in to say goodbye while they tried one last effort to save me. Well, it worked!!! I’m learning to walk again now but it’s mad how close I got, at the age of 22, to death. This happened this year btw.
Now these were fun to hear
For me, it was a factory job where we operated a crane to lift steel rolls off a semi bed and to a machine that fed the roll through a channel and a 45 foot drop to "keep the structure of the rolled steel" and would bend, press, and cut out a large section to be bent into a water heater.
As we got ready to lfit a roll, I told him the band holding the roll had a gouge, to which he said to evacuate the walkway and we would lift the roll anyway. When the roll got within 20 feet of him, the band snapped and the roll shot out, hitting him. He fell back 5 feet, hit the railing over that 45 foot hole and fell through because the first shift guy didn't latch the gate. He fell the entire 45 feet right onto his ass & lower back and screamed in a way that signified there was something drastically wrong. He screamed because his legs wouldn't work, not from the fall. He's still paralyzed 11 years later with no feeling I'm his legs. He blames that first shift guy, who still works there, but I blamed myself for years because I should've pushed the concern up to the supervisor, yet I was scared to since I was in my second week of work.
Joe Biden's handling of the pullout from Afghanistan.
So I volunteer for a local tv station in a nearby town. One of the shows they do is a cooking show with local restaurants. This episode was an Italian steak place. Now before fiilming my boss and I managed to Frankenstein a new cover for one of our lights that had been falling apart, held together with gag tape. We were gonna get a new light soon anyway but we needed that light. As me and another volunteer and my bass were checking the settings on a camera, to see if we need to make light adjustments, my ADD Brian made me look towards the light and I saw it smoking. I immediately told my boss and then rushed out to get the fire extinguisher I saw at the entrance of the restaurant my body had moved on its own letting other members of the grew not in the kitchen know. I came back extinguisher in hand to see the owner of the restaurant with an extinguisher putting out the the on fire lamp. We then saw that the tape did didn’t hold and the fabric ended up resting on the stupidly hot bulb and caught fire. My boss was mortified, the only damage was a thick black stain on the creaking that we scrubbed away as we had to clean down the whole kitchen. The owner though was just happy no one was hurt and wanted to continue with the episode. He and his dad did great during the shoot and we had delicious zupa de pesche. My boss said what happened was his worst nightmare, I told him if that was his worst nightmare then I’d hate to have seen his night terrors.
anyone bothering me on my off days , i just wanna be alone on my off days , i just want to be alone... why is that so much to ask for on some days .... like youre literally seeing me in one or two days , i bet you IT SURELY CAN WAIT
Well, that escalated quickly
Because of covid, I was unable to spend time with my dad all throughout the last year of his life (he didn't die from covid). This has probably been a thing for many people. Sucks.
Apollo 13, which lifted off at 13h13m. There was a bunch of crew shuffles and equipment adjustments for a year before that mission.
And: the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand led to 9/11. WOW
Her SHOES???
r/ThatHappened
Be me. Have good infancy/toddler years. First, I start to be affected by autism. Then I lost my favorite grandparent to a sudden aneurysm when I was five. Lost my great grandma the same week. Started kindergarten the next year and got abused by my teacher. Great aunt dies from renal failure. Cousin commits suicide. First dogs die from old age. An abusive drug addict moves in with us for half a year. Dad’s adopted brother goes to federal prison for molesting a child. Cue the next how many ever years of moving to different states and schools, getting abused by my psychotic grandmother (the one who got widowed), trying to kill myself, and being severely bullied. Then I go off to college. Still no friends, got bullied some more. Got robbed. Then the pandemic hits. Another drug addict moves in with us for a few months and tries to terrorize my sister. Dog gets diagnosed with stage four lymphoma. Another suicide attempt. Another move. Drop out of college. Finally met my soulmate. Got a job. Great uncle gets diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Our company gets scammed out of thousands of dollars. My paycheck is practically nonexistent now. The only good thing I have left is my bf and my immediate family.
At least you have a spouse.
existence could exist
it did exist
Anyone know what the background track is? Actually really like it
These people's suffering makes me happy.
Titanic comes to mind.
First here before 10 veiws!
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Most of the survivors of Bhopal gas disaster died during covid due to complications.
WWI as deadliest war until then? Please. Deadliest if you only study European history. The Mongols killed roughly 30,000,000 in their invasions. The Taiping Revolution killed more than 20,000,000.
I think they mean in modern history. Usually when they quote those words, it's obviously easier to use modern day stats rather than say "it's the 95th deadliest war after [insert Greek, Roman, Babylonian, Mayan, Aztec, etc. etc.] wars".
@@shadowmatrix0101 The Taipeng Revolution was around 1865. Veterans and survivors were still around at the start of World War I, though not many. It does take away from glamor and the political potency of a phrase, to add the qualifiers to get the facts correct, and to draw correct social conclusions from the real history.
It has to be said.
The 2020 US election. Everything has been downhill since then. The final countdown to the end of the USA began that day.
Agreed
When Kevin Cash took Blake Snell out of game 6 of the 2020 world series when he did.
Hello
Why hasent anyone menten Deep Water Harizen? IDK how many millions of gallons of oil was spilled into the Gulf coast.
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2016 election
@@vinny-is-here Nah.
'22 and '24 set up to be the death knell for democracy though...
True, true. But Trump's white supremacist fans would disagree. (Seriously, how can any guy with white supremacist fans be the right guy for the job?)
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