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The spicy sensation from chili comes from the "veins" of the fruit not the seeds. Mouse don't like cheese 😅 The human eyes can see a candle light several meters
Something I only recently learned (after over 35 years of being a dog mother), and that's when you "tickle" a dog and it sets off their back leg, you're hurting it! You might want to do a list of things that we do with animals that we shouldn't! Love the Mr Burns impersonation! It's the best I've ever heard! I love the anagram one. I really have a thing for word play. For those who know what I'm talking about, Doctor Who is an anagram of Torchwood (although I should probably put that the other way around as Dr Who came first).
I went to Montpelier Vermont last year and I did not remember seeing a McDonald’s. They have a great local pizza place though. I prefer the local restaurants. I was not suprised because it is the smallest capital city.
My favourite lesser or rarely known fact is ,,,that Mick Jagger sang backing vocals on the very famously known 1972 song " Your So Vain" by Carly Simon , he's uncredited and chimes in right after the lines "clouds in my coffee" ..once hear him , u can never unhear him , he's slso singing in last minute of the song as well
I would HATE to be the person that had to count thebdimples in regulation pga golf balls it would be SO tedious just to make sure rhey made the cut for play
Did all the crying and whining from Florida State last football season just make you smile? Did for me!!! I can't stand the 'noles it was beautiful. Have a good one 🤙
Hepster is from the word "hep", short for hepatitis, as many jazz musicians were drug users and sharing needles spread hepatitis. The notion that it meant being aware of things would come from this conversation someone might have: Some cool jazz guys say they are going to party (note the verb party not noun). You say you want to go to a party. The two guys look at each other, then you, and ask, "Are you hep?" Asking if you have been tested for hepitis. You reply, "What's hip?" As the word "hep" makes no sense. They realize you are not a drug user and tell you you can not come. You think there is something about being "hip" that makes you know something and get invited to parties. When that generation later saw the boomer kids growing hair and doing drugs they insulted them by calling the "heppies", implying that they have dirty diseases. The same morph had it turned to hippies.
The Bhuddha's "bun" is not a bundle of hair. It is called "Ushnisha" and represents the Biddha's expanded Wisdom, but there are stories that as he reached enlightenment, Siddhartha's skull began to bulge up, so that is his skull under his hair. I;ve never heard of the Buddha having snails all over his head... He was said to have very curly hair with tight, springy ringlets that could be stretched out many inches/centimeters. The tight curls were also a side effect of his Enlightenment, due to the "heat of the Divine Fire Within" that raised his body temp beyond what normal humans can endure, and made his hair curl tight like curling a ribbon with a scissor's edge. Buddhism shaves heads now, but the Buddha was a Hindu, and Hinduism says that long hair connects humans to the divine more easily. So Siddhartha Buddha would not have shaved his head before enlightenment, and would not bother with his hair much afterwards.
Especially since one of the people giving those gifts usually expects vacations, flowers, jewelry, AND (not or) a budget nuking fancy dinner on their day.
Hi Mike! I remembered the name of Captain Crunch. I remember when it first came out in the mid-sixties. I pestered my mom into getting a box, and I was in love! Imagine my chagrin when another kid put a lot of lemon juice in my bowl of Captain Crunch when I wasn't looking. It curdled the milk, and when I unknowingly ate a big spoonful I gagged!
When I was in middle school we had to take some typing program called “All The Right Type” in the computer lab. The lessons required that we keep our hands in certain positions with one finger on each hand on the keys with the ridges. This was the mid-2000s so our generation had grown up on computers, while the school staff had learned in high school or college. When we tried their technique, our typing rate plummeted. Meanwhile, the teachers typed like chickens seeking and pecking at keys.
please research it. I was told that when a moose’s mate is unalived by a vehicle and is witnessed by the other moose it will hunt every vehicle and crash into it. So say a red van hit the moose then its mate will crash into every red van it sees. It’s kinda cool but I don’t know if it’s true.
You missed a good one on the tyres, one that can mean life or death!!!! ALL Tyres have a manufacture date on and there is a set time from this date when the rubbers life span expires. Look out when buying ‘cheap’ tyres and old stock may already be past their life expectancy and will crack/split and fall apart very soon after. In europe a tyre can be sold upto 5 years from its manufacture date but a rule is 10years of expectancy from the date on the tyre. It is a small number in an oval box ‘1222’ or ‘12/22’ is the 12th week of 2022 so the rubber is good until the 12th week of 2032. Make sure you check this on the cars of ur loved ones.
You can also tell when a Tire was Manufactured Look for D.O.T. then numbers after it ... First numbers are Weeks of the Year - Second numbers are Year !! Example 1224 means 12th Week Of 2024 = March 2024 !!
Cap n' Crunch is NOT a Captain. The rank on his sleeve, 3 stripes signifies a Commander. A REAL Captain would have 4 stripes on his/her sleeve/shoulder.
You missed the other set of important numbers on a tire. The date of manufature. 2 sets of two numbers which indicate the week and year. After "DOT" they appear in an embossed section on the sidewall. Only on one side (Which should be the outside of your tire if installed correctly.
When I was young, we used collect calls to let people know we made it somewhere safe when traveling. You'd cal and ask to speak to yourself. The person on the other end, would say that he or she wasn't there! 😂 But would let them know that you made the journey ok. It was a legal scam. Well, maybe not. 🤣
Screens in movie theatres are also retro-reflective (and they may have been before road signs were). The original light sabre props in the original Star Wars movies had a spinning wooden dowel covered in screen material, to make them look like they were glowing. While the effect worked, animators had to rotoscope some extra glow onto the blades along with the flashes when they hit each other.
CDs don't spin at a constant speed, at least not rotational. The speed is _linearly_ constant, meaning that reading nearest the spindle it rotates much faster than when it reads near the rim. About 500 rpm vs 200 rpm.
I keep watching your videos because of all the information that believe it or not sometimes I don’t know the other is because the way you present it and also the jokes you put in it. I love those little funny jokes keep up the good work bye
Under pedestrian crossing buttons there is a pyramid shape that rotates when it’s safe to cross ( I don’t know if it’s a uk thing) but learned this a month ago and now always touches it when I cross the road. It’s ment for the blind
1:32 That "limitation" kind of adds to the useless busy-work of recycling, when SO much still just gets dumped in the same landfills (but we *felt* gooder before it went there)!
Plastic recycling is often a scam anyway. Plastic doesn't get recycled, it gets shipped somewhere else so someone else can handle it. Only they don't, so the mess just builds up.
When i try to go to sleep i focus on the grey center and concentrate on on black circle coming in surrounding grey and it becoming black. Works pretty well
Cap'n Crunch was named after the British admiral Horatio Nelson... an actual captain who died in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. And of course Ferdinand Magellan, who died in 1521 during his attempt to circumnavigate the Earth. But Cap'n Crunch is immortal!
Oxford English Dictionary traces acnestis back to the year 1743. Ac-Nee-stis. The “nee” gets the stress. His valor is his own. I’ll pass on the roller coaster ride!
I know the kidney stone thing is real... didn't need a scientist to tell me. I have had chronic stones all my life since 3rd grade (I'm 52). I learned in the nineties that any activity that jars the body a lot helps with pain management and passing time. ATV riding, horse riding, jumping jacks etc all help.... me at least.
Hi Mike; In #23, CDs (and DVDs?) do NOT spin at a constant speed. They spin at a constant linear velocity. The CD has a track that spirals from the outer edge to the inner edge. As the laser reads the information it tells the motor where it is on the disk (edge or center) and the motor speeds up and slows down. Vinyl record players spin at a constant speed, but not CDs. If you have a CD player with a window above the CD, you can see this plainly.
@@stanwolenski9541 Not really; The amount of data that can be stored on a mostly circular track (it is one track from outer edge to center) is dependent on the circumference of the track. So tracks near the outer edge can store more data (pi times diameter = circumference). Near the center of the disk the track can only store a much smaller amount of data so it needs to spin faster. To get the most data on the disk, the disk spins faster as the laser beam moves from the outer edge to the center.
#23 The hole also ensures the disc is centered. If the hole wasn't the exact size it is, it wouldn't fit the spindle motor (too big, and it could flop around)
The term hippy goes back even further. In the Victorian era opium dens were common. Clients would often lie on their side for hours at a time. They were referred to as being 'on the hip'
