DANGEROUS?! | I Did a Thing Worst Ideas Reaction 

@@ZeallustImmortal I was going to ask what made her think of doing that, but I completely forgot that human creativity has ALWAYS gone absolutely nuts when it involves getting us to do things that we REALLY shouldn't. Of course, it's also possible that this was the result of a dare, so the possible reasons are endless...

Losing a foot is a slight exaggeration, but about 14 stitches on the foot and loss of feeling in the toes due to nerve damage is quite feasible outcome.

@@ZeallustImmortal what a legend

Hoping he at least used a dull knife without telling us

Styropyro would be another great pick

Michael is hilarious

OSHA's gonna need to do some more grinding first.

A lot more grinding. They have a couple more stages before they can fight the final boss

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Giant ratmen

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Sometimes I dream of cheese

To be nerdy about it, he’s got a high INT score and a low WIS score.

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I'm gonna guess he used food grade lye, not the drain cleaner stuff.

⁠@@ajreukgjdi94it is still corrosive. Actually, according to google, lye actually has a pH of around 13. So it will still destroy your mouth. And it will do it in two ways, burns and corrosion, as dissolving sodium hydroxide into water generates a lot of heat.

Murder Drones

Sorry I meant to say boxing glove

The stream ends haha. It was a subathon so people can extend the timer and keep me for longer. Until the limit I put on it

Because calling someone a rat is preferable over calling someone a mouse. Just think about it. If I called you a rat, it's a funny joke insult, but if I called you a mouse, it makes me sound kind of creepy. What's more, calling Alicia the mouse queen implies that chat are all her mouse subjects, which doesn't really fit the tone of what a twitch chat is like, plus most would rather be called rats anyways. Lastly “The Mouse Queen” also just doesn't sound as good as the “Rat Queen”. Basically it's a matter of connotations, with regards to how the two terms are generally used in reference to people.

@@normalpeoplelikeme ... dang a whole paragraph. If someone called me a mouse I'd assume they were saying I was shy and don't really have creepy connotations with mouse as opposed to like say kitten(especially given that I've literally never heard someone be creepy with it). And if I was obsessed with cheese then the rest of the connotations would drop anyway. Nvm calling yourself that. I have more negative connotations with rat due to being a snitch, slimy etc. Also doesn't queen fit more with mice society? Like they have a more linear hierarchy than rats right?

@@biblicallyaccuratesoul You're right that was a whole paragraph, my bad, I'll try to keep it shorter but I wanna keep going since this is interesting. I agree with some of your points, not others. 1. The negative connotations about rats is why people like it, it's rude, but playful, like calling your best friend a b*tch, like you said mouse can mean shy, but it doesn't really have the same exuberant or playful tone. 2. I wouldn’t know about rats vs mice societies, so I can't really say, however, I do know that there such things as “rat kings” which are completely different soooo *shrugs*. In hindsight I was exaggerating how “creepy” calling someone a mouse could be, because “kitten” is definitely way worse. Also aren't rats just as much into cheese as mice are? Idk. Chuck-e-cheese used to be a rat. … So much for being “shorter”.

@@normalpeoplelikeme both aren't super into cheese I believe, rats even less so. But mice have the classic depiction of cheese on mice traps with cheese as bait. Honestly when I thought about it I kinda just thought she chose rat because her ears matched theirs more than mice. I kinda picture calling someone a mouse as inherently playful, like just pointing them out as a wallflower. But instead of going super far in the rude direction it's also can also be construed as cute or nosy, so like a medium thing to maybe positive. Unless it's like an ear or nose shape thing.

@@biblicallyaccuratesoul I can't really say anything else to that. I still think that I'd personally prefer to be called a rat than a mouse, but other than that the latter feels undermining, I can't really explain why sufficiently. Bottom line is that's what they call her, so you can try to figure out why or just forget about it, right? This was a fun discourse, have a nice day.