Shylily Reacts to Daily Dose of Internet for 38min 

Krusty Krab pizza ahh clip 💀

I mean, u need money for a new car

26:17 For those looking.

Damn straight, dude! I'm honestly annoyed that people were just laughing at him. That's serious commitment!

It's the last delivery if he can't afford a new car or the repairs.

True, I wish my parents did that for everything. They did that for parking and turns signals, but that’s it. I had close calls like in the video because in the beginning of my training, I had no clue how much pressure to put on the brakes for the speed I was going (which was 45 and I was use to 20). I’d be breaking, but not be slowing down fast enough, so my dad would yell and i’d slam on the breaks like that boy and his dad did. Learning timing is crucial, for breaking, right on red, and yellow caution arrows.

In most Canadian High School Driving Programs, they do this. It was nice to have as my family didn't own a car.

I forget the name of the phenomenon, but there's also this thing that happens in the human brain where it gets so focused on gauging and preparing to take action against something that it actually gets stuck in that mode and forgets to actually take the action it prepared. This occurs most commonly in people who are doing something that they haven't done before (learning to drive being a prime example).

@@chrisc.5911 Yea driving happens to be one of those things where it absolutely has to be learned by actually doing it. It's all well and good to teach somebody what they're supposed to do in a given situation but unless they actually experience a lot of it firsthand its really difficult to actually learn properly. A good example is that while my little sister was learning to drive, the first winter I'd bring her to a big Walmart parking lot or somewhere similar, especially if it was snowing or had just snowed, and I'd get her to intentionally slam the brakes, try to make sharp turns, accelerate a bit too hard, etc.... all just so she could get a feel for what it was like when the vehicle lost control or traction. That was 15 years ago and she's never had an accident winter driving yet....for reference we live in Canada, so when I say winter driving I mean like half the year 🤣🤣

Teach drivers to accelerate and decelerate, and not just stomp on one pedal or another.

Yep, classic 8th grade science lab at my school, though we used soda cans, not oil tankers

That is one possibility but another one essentially the same principle but basically you can also just fill it with something warm and it cools down or at a higher altitude and go to a lower one. EX if you were to fill a tank with gas at a at the temp of the environment in a hot climate and do a long haul to a cold environment or fill it at a high altitude and go lower. It does not even need to be "filled", apparently it happens when you empty what you are transporting then "fill" it with just atmosphere (AKA empty tank of normal air we breath) to get another load and there are defective/shut off valves for equalizing pressure. Like even just letting it sit there if you have not used it since the middle of summer or something (Hot gas means fewer particles of air can exert the same pressure) and then the pressure stays the same until the dead of winter (Gas cools, the particles exert less pressure and the surrounding air pushes in) and it is not allowed to equalize.

I’m that first one, I hope by the time I get to the stop light/car in front of me, I can just speed back up

@@shadowflamelightburst4503 That's the idea. If you roll in a low gear towards the next car. There's a good chance you can keep going without having to get back in gear and back up to speed. It's a fuel saving measure, too. Good driving ethics.

It's usually not the cost-cutters at the factory, but the cost-cutter maintaining the car, installing lesser quality brake pads when it comes time to replace them.

I'm number 1 cuz I'm constantly afraid the person driving behind me might rear-end me whenever I need to brake hard lol I haven't gotten the hang of braking hard.

Yea, i don’t get why (or even how) people stay 5 above the speed limit until about 400 feet before the ass of the car in front of them if i see red half a mile down the street, and there’s no cars up my ass, i let off the gas usually the light turns green before i come to a complete stop

Fr the mom looking like she was about to cry made me tear up

Yea, from what i recall, the person behind is supposed to call out the hand off, and there’s a limited window to do so It might not have been a delay, it would’ve DQed the whole lane and depending on how the event is set up, would’ve resulted in the whole team being DQed

Some. But yes. Despite the fact that most of them actually documented these events and even tried to predict them with varying success. Mesopotamians, Greeks, Egyptians, Indians, Mayans, Chinese etc. Ancient people weren't as stupid as some people think.

So, which cat trusts their owner then? The 2nd one?

@@scarlettboggs6381 the one that does not put it's paws out trust their human more. So yes the 2nd one.

I definitely think the raccoon was having fun. They’re pretty smart

​@itsmxtwist Definitely having fun, had a buddy who had one as a pet, it would wake him up by dive bombing onto his chest so that buddy would launch him across the room onto a massive bean bag couch. Lil bastard would run back giggling & jumping on him to get thrown again it was both adorable & terrifying watching it the 1st time

I know the Video, the Car works. They basically filmed the entire Flight, including landing and driving Off the airfield. I think that was the company that has a Flight license for Europe.

Regarding the water, isn’t it also possible for near freezing water to freeze on contact/shaking it? I feel like I’ve seen some video on that.

@@shadowflamelightburst4503 It is just water, yes, though it's actually cooled well under the normal freezing point of water, that is, it's supercooled. You sometimes see this if you put bottled water or soft drinks in the freezer, the normal ice we are familiar with requires what is called a nucleation point, that can be something like a speck of dust in the water or a scratch on the wall of the container. If there is no such, water will not freeze at the temperatures of normal freezers, though if you continue to cool it down even lower, it will eventually freeze spontaniously. Supercooled water will probably nucleate if you pour it out, shake or knock the container or dropping in something that the ice can start forming around. When that happens, ice formation is pretty quick. If the drink is carbonated, it will probably freeze when the container is opened, as that causes a drop in pressure and formation of bubbles. As for @Telogor's suggestion, well, I have noticed that quite a few people have seen the example of supercooling and rapid freezing of a supersaturated sodium acetate solution, and think this something unique to this specific solution, when in reality it can happen in other liquids, too, and the sodium acetate solution is just convenient for demonstrations, being relatively safe and has a freezing point over room temperature.

@@shadowflamelightburst4503 No, it's supercooled water that can instantly freeze, and it wouldn't be able to pour like in the clip. I said "freeze" in quotes because what's really happening is the sodium acetate solution is forming crystals of sodium acetate that hold the water in place.

Because cops are criminals with badges

Yeah

Pulling the wheelie must've been a benefit of the job being a cop. Sucks to be them bikers, then

@@jehoiakimelidoronila5450 Benefit to put people's lives in danger, just as usual.

Yeah, because cops don’ t have to follow the laws they enforce. This is an unfortunately true statement. It shouldn’t be this way, but it is.

Thank you very much 😁

​@@ShylilyClipsFan Happy Birthday

@@ShylilyClipsFanI'm a little lat but happy birthday

Yeah, it's elementary school physics. But that's not the real question; the real question is how (usually) multiple pressure/vacuum relief valves failed *and* how something built to not implode ended up imploding. That's why it's an interesting clip.

​@@nivyan And people still fail at that level of understanding.

"It's that simple" is a pretty idiotic thing to say. It's not "that simple". The Titan was at a depth that made the external pressure 300x what it is at surface level. The tank in the video implodes at normal air pressure. The Titan imploded because of the obvious external forces, the tank imploded because of whatever was going on inside it.

@@amanawolf9166 Yep, like the comment below yours just demonstrated.

@@nivyan Since when does elementary school teach physics like this?

You what

@@scurly0792 don't hate him for speaking the truth!

@@dinamosflams It's not that it's just the way he's talking about "lily's womb" like that like wtf 💀

To fix Boston's road issues, you'd have to level the whole city and start over. The roads were literally laid out by cows in the 17th century, and now you're stuck with it.

Juan

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Johnny Bravo?

I find that awesome

Yea and those don't seem like military guys either. If that was supposed to be some kind of secret military whatever and they were recovering it, that dude wouldn't have made it anywhere near there with his camera. Some nice, very convincing big lads would have stopped him well before that and told him to piss off.