These Toys are DANGEROUS! 

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Hi Luke

If you love how one of those were that then why did you spoil it for the mobile users?

@@villagecommenter8262 I’m sorry I spoiled the video in the comments of said video. I really have to watch my mouth next time

@@villagecommenter8262 Mobile users chose their fate.

Honestly I never would have thought of that

@@rmtpatrol4064 SAME

Thats... W o r r y i n g

Your small and large intestine are very squiggly. Wouldn’t want 2 magnets to connect when one’s in the stomach and the other is halfway through the small intestine

Thats terrifiying

I only knew about the Ford Pinto once it popped up because a friend gave me the whole story when I was parking in a tight lot and he exclaimed "Bro, you almost hit a frag grenade!"

Nightmare

2 million isn't enough, they need the death penalty. That shit is unacceptable.

@@AWanderingSwordsman Coney was shocked but maybe China had the right idea to deal with sociopathic businessmen all along

Damn that's crazy I wanna know more, do you have more info/ know what that lawsuit was called?

@AWanderingSwordsman the death pwnalty for whotho.you cant kill all the higherups they aren't all involved. You can't just say deatg penalty with no direction

@@AWanderingSwordsman Maybe china has a point after all

lol

to be fair, most of the "radioactive dishes" (i believe including the orange ones, but we could be wrong) are actually perfectly safe unless broken, because the radioactive elements were baked into the dish, and thus couldn't enter the body (and also weren't the kind of radiation that radiates far from the material, like with Cobalt 60) Fun fact: those orange radioactive dishes are called "Fiestaware" ^w^

But that ad isn't from the 30s, because A. Atomic fission didn't EXIST yet, and B, the ad is for TV, which also didn't exist in the 30s in the standard NTSC format. It was made in the 50s you know, after we saw what happened in Hiroshima and Marry Curry. They knew better then.

*yet*

I took the Pfizer vaccine and it hasn’t killed me yet

The small amount of cadmium in the paint is slowly eroding nervous tissue, dissolving your memory, coordination, and ability to think. It's less that it'll kill you directly, and more that it's gradually making you dumb and clumsy enough to kill yourself, since it's such a low amount.

Yeah there’s no way that kind of thing could happen today, right! …right?

WHen an innocuous article is dangerous it's almost "always" a dangerously toxic chemical

To be fair adult-sized hammocks aren't really an issue. The reason those kid-sized ones were so lethal was because both of the size and because of the shape. IIRC they didn't use that wood frame that kept the hammock splayed and instead opted for a cocoon-like shape, and those are very easy to get tangled up on if you're not used to hammocks.

Yeah I mean we have hammocks basically everywhere here in latin america and I had never heard of them causing harm on kids Must have been something specific about that product in particular

@@PeeperSnail I agree with this dude, the hammock might not have the wood thing the keeps it spread out, I get near-death experiences pn those things

That's because you had a full sized, well made hammock. Not a tiny cheap knock off meant for toddlers

@@PeeperSnail I have never seen a hammock with the wooden thing here in Brazil and I still have never seen anyone having an issue with getting trapped here

Those lovely "too big to fail" businesses getting subsidies from the government because they'd take down the American economy with them, that only got that big because the government isn't actually using its antitrust laws. Because we all live in a "what not to do" example on how to run a country.

Literally corporate welfare. Meanwhile the people who get thrown out on their ass barely get shit for unemployment. It's such a bullshit system.

Who were the pests

@@bestaround3323 Deer mostly

Yeah most harvest just had to smash the thing open

Lead was everywhere back in the day. IIRC leaded gasoline wasn't completely phased out until the late 80's/early 90's, for example. Did you know constant exposure to lead during childhood leads to adults with anger issues and poor decision skills? Neighborhoods that were close to highways were always some of the ones with highest crime rates in the US until about a generation (18 years) after the ban of leaded gasoline.

This is what I do when I watch stuff with my girl or close friends. Pointing stuff out in a dramatic way is so fun lol Plus, being loud is def funny

I don’t have them personally… but I know a guy who knows a guy who has some

Apperently they got rebranded as "Pixos" and now they have a bitter coating to dissuade kids from eating them, similar to Nintendo Switch cartridges

I was just checking, they got sued and recalled a couple times, so I'd say it's probably completely "clean" now

Coneysonas

@@austinfletchermusic oh god don't do that people are gonna start shipping them 😳😂

​@@byrontheusurper6505​not on the CONEY channel, surely!

They feel like tryhard parodies of clickbait thumbnails, I love it. Perfectly works with Coney's content engine energy

@@afineegg1040 it’s so meta

This one's not the least bit wrong or misinformative though

She was addicted

WatchMojo lends itself to have someone react to the videos on stream, I'm surprised not more people are following in Coney's footsteps.

@@PeeperSnail coney is creating a monopoly on the watchmojo reaction genre.. truly a business genius..

As far as I know, the Atomic Energy Lab doesn't have a body count.

Just because it doesn't make it better doesn't mean it's not an important distinction to make.

That isn't being a villain. That's being a jackass. Would you call Buzz from Home Alone a villain? Of course not.

Curie was the one who discovered the existence of the phenomenon in the first place. Maybe it was instead made during the period when people would basically wear jock straps laced with radium, another radioactive element on the periodic table.

@@grantsmotherman8450 yeah that's what I meant, it went "there is this cool new radiation and Radon watches are the shit right now " and then I'm pretty sure Curie also later descovered that it's harmful, may be wrong on that. But you're right, idk if uranium had been descovered in time before they found that out, propably not

@@byrontheusurper6505 no, nobody noticed after Hiroshima, Nagasaki, many government nuclear weapon experiments, and tons of research going into nuclear power that radiation was harmful.

@@davidnichol4735 you know that we're talking about Marie Curie right? Yknow, the woman that descovered radioactivity in like 1890. (Edit:it was 1898) I was wrong on her descovering it was dangerous, a different bloke did that in 1927, a few years after her death, but a good bit before anything that you described. Nuclear warfare wasn't even conceptualised until the Nazis started gaining power, much less utilized until the tail end of WW2. So yes, there was a time where we knew about radiation but didn't know it caused cancer and all that, and seeing as that era stretches out far later than I thought it did (1898-1927), it's at least plausible for that toy to be from that era.

The stuff that was on the Aqua Dots won't kill you, but you probably didn't have a good time, considering the chemical is also known as the date rape drug.

@@PeeperSnail understood. I'm boutta sue the people who made that toy for trying to date rape me then 😂😂

You two are hilarious. First of all, why do you think it's called "the date rape drug"? It causes amnesia. You couldn't remember it unless you planned it out. Secondly, it definitely wouldn't have been a bad experience. If you were gonna rape someone, would you give them a drug that makes them feel amazing, neutral, or bad? They even mentioned one of it's other names in the video, "liquid ecstacy" which is self-explanatory.

Good ol Undertale

Rip

It will all be Ogre soon

Why isn't the fucking nuclear power plant with actual uranium number 1?!