Dumbest Ways to Die - Eastern Europe Edition 

That's very sad. I'm sorry that happened

How did she even die?

@@quandarioustoddricioushorn9292 4:30

@@quandarioustoddricioushorn9292 decapitated by a manhole

I hate the channel for mocking it

Fr tho

FACTS 💯

Yes

Does any war benefit ordinary people?

@@daveanderson3805 not really

Wise words

True

“I wish this man was my teacher,” says somebody. Sir, what do you think he’s been doing all this time?💁‍♂️🤦‍♂️🧏‍♂️😂.

Than you'd get alot of facts wrong as well. Many times this channel does a sloppy job. Only reason some viewers don't know it is cause they have no prior knowledge of the subject matter being butchered. It's good to hear this out, but always cross reference the information and double check. This guy's not as dependable as you would like to believe. Yet he's still better than the garbage education in most public schools.

Same

I want to like this comment but it has 69 likes lol

Me ti

Awesome

i saw one of the videos

@@jamesedwardzerrudo4522 my dad and his friends did it once and they all got arrested 🤣

Wait what

Yeah. Carbide trash cannons.

@@slavicandroid1999 just gonna point this out that many people use comment sections to advertise stuff, just be careful to not give them what they want.

Normally I'd agree, and you are right, but nobody actually talks about geography when they say "eastern europe" to the westerners we are all the same and we're looked at the same when going west, xenophobia is alive and well in Europe

@@fabian-mihaistefan5369 Now western Europe is falling a part :D :D :D :D Long live eastern Europe :D :D

@@mansionbookerstudios9629 lol those walls

It only took 4 comments to get to someone saying Czech Republic not apart of Eastern Europe

Yes, it was there

im glad , daddy loves you my child

*does not ignore your name*

Thats what she said hahahaha

Hmm

200th likes

Dont do a job that involves writing or spelling

Far, far from home to a war Fought on foreign soil and Far, far from known tell their tale Their forgotten story Cobras fumantes é sua vitória Rise from the blood of our heroes You were the ones who refuse to surrender The three, rather die than to flee Know that your memory Will be sung for a century We remember no surrender Heroes of our century.

I've heard a similar story of Germans being stuck in their position and having to watch multiple people dying on a minefield. They made a ceasefire and helped with the retrieval of the dead and wounded. Or in other words the opposite of their job... Another funny example was a British pilot getting lost in poor visibility and joining an enemy plane formation by accident. The pilot next to him pointed him the right direction and none of them attacked him.

Probably not

Check the video description. There is a link to submit topics

Ehh, the one about the girl putting dry ice in the pool during her 29th birthday party is told in this video a little bit differently than I remember it.

Yes but it is a part of Eastern Europe

@@juniorsanchez4157 True, but it showed Yugoslavia in the same colour as the others when talking about the Eastern block at the start.

@@juniorsanchez4157 no it's not

@@dzap4815 yea it was, look in video

Is africa a country?

@@Lawrance_of_Albania To some people, apparently, it is

@@BurePiva but since they included us, i was excpeting story about that old man that killed a guy 20km away by cleaning his gun barrel (If you know that story)

@@Lawrance_of_Albania hahaha ofcourse I know it, that could easily be in top 3 here

Ah yes it was and still is for that matter. Serbia has been with Russia since ww1.

@@fit4lifenickzagorov592 not really, they had a big schism regarding what the best form of communism was, after which they cut ties with russia, mostly (although modern Serbia is still pretty close with them)

@@fit4lifenickzagorov592 but they were not in the Warsaw pact

@@Michalski303 We are not even in the eastern europe

Russian grenades of various types don't work like most Nato pattern grenades. Russian grenades work in two ways. The first is the plunger needing to be pushed in. This is similar to the old Japanese grenades where you had to smack the plunger, hitting a firing pin which started the chemical fuse, the second type has the the chemical fuse start by pulling the pin itself with a striker dropping down and starting the fuse. On these, there is no means of putting the pin back in. The Russians do have a few spoon type grenades like what most countries use today, but the picture and the selfi story it's related too didn't use such a modern Russian grenade, instead it was a dropped early cold war Era grenade the man found.

@@theduke7539 thanks for the info, I didn't know anything about their fuse systems. Still, how did he manage to take a picture and post one?

The grenade that he had was a soviet F1 hand grenade. It does work like a more traditional hand grenade with a spoon and striker.

Thank you you should be the channels Russian translator

@@webzhh ok.

Because IT WILL NOT. Pin holds the spoon, spoon triggers the fuse. You pull the pin out, spoon will unlatch itself, usually when you throw it (spoon is no longer gripped with the body by hand, unlatches, fuse is lit - that cannot be reversed). When you hold the grenade, you can actually pull the pin out and then reinsert it as long as you have not let go of the spoon. There are a lot of grenade types but the one on the picture, soviet F-1 works that way.

He did

Same here

I don't

lol

Yeah that Would be cool

By taken do you mean ripped to shreds?

Me too

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