@@autisticandproudsnephew3636 Any fandom in general, that's why I'm careful about actually talking about any fandoms and/or being a part of one. On the internet I've already said that I'm a Danganronpa fan and a Simmer, that will never change, but I never talked about being a part of a different fandom regardless if it's on the internet or in person. Even if I drop a single fun fact about a game that doesn't mean that I'm someone who knows a suprisingly big amounts of info about that game, or someone truly invested in the plot.
The river Thames in London is pronounced TEMS. We English love to make stuff overly complicated. And "Pumped up Kicks" is my choice for upbeat sounding song with incredibly dark lyrics.
There is actually a bar in Japan where when you go in, you have to do your tasks, the waiters will hype you up and motivate you to complete what you are doing, but you are not allowed to leave until you're finished with your work.
9:40 My late wife and I both had eachothers passwords for basically anything. both online and offline (creditcard pin etc). Not because it was "needed" but because we trusted eachother to use tem in emergencies only. Came in handy when closing social accounts (not to mention a whole lot of real life stuff) when my wife passed away. We never had an issue in the 22 years of marriage we were allowed to have.
Fact about the Beer Flood, most of those deaths weren’t from drowning, or rubble crashing into people, no the deaths and injury’s were mainly caused by people drinking the beer on the floor and getting rubble or harmful bacteria in there intestinal track. Most just grabbed there boots and drunk the beer, others just dipped there lips on beer, which I remind you, was in the middle of the rode.
@Opposinn Dog well nost of use are drunk or stoned most of the time so our English is just as a result of sever brain damage . I'm from stoke I know what I'm talking about you have to be shitfaced just to make living here bearable
8:58 The tickling thing--this goes for anyone of any gender. Some people just don't like to be tickled. We should just follow the rule that if someone doesn't want to be touched in a certain way (or at all), we should listen. Also, as far as tickling goes, laughter is NOT a sign of enjoyment. If the person laughs but says to stop, you stop.
So physical affection is a big thing for me-I love hugging, holding hands, or even just sitting side-by-side with someone and having our arms/legs touch-but I absolutely despise tickling. It just irks me on a very primal level and it’s a surefire way to piss me off for a while, and I don’t really know why I react so strongly to it
My mom likes to randomly start tickling me when I hug her and I have to say stop like 20 times a second and it takes like 5 long seconds for her to stop. All the meanwhile I’m laughing but it’s not fun. Basically don’t let anyone randomly start tickling you. Also, she’s done this kind of thing practically my whole life, I’m 11. I can’t stand it anymore she always thinks I’m fine with it.
@@samikobayashi3468 because it hurts since tickling is basically just 10 sticks rapidfire slapping you over and over until you’re fed up and you’re screeching at the top of your lungs “STOP I ACTUALLY HATE THIS.”
I laugh for many reasons including uncomfort and I know some people that laugh died anger just because someone is laughing does it mean that they’re happy and if they say stop you stop
9:44 personally I think more people should own a small garden or terrarium or aquarium, something that teaches responsibility while also letting you feel like you control at least something, getting my lizard and fish was possibly one of the most life changing things I had done
9:48 I always forget that some people can't just always look up and see stars. I live in a town with under 300 people and it just astonishes me when I go to a city and the sky is empty.
Worst coworker - was hired to replace someone on medical leave. I was never trained well because no one knew how to do her job. Apparently she recovered enough to come back and they kept me on. She didn’t do anything to train me, she spent a lot of time gossiping with our manager, and when ordering something important she told me which vendor to use, so I did, and then get called into the manager (with coworker there too), and screamed at for spending too much money. Manager didn’t say anything to coworker. What made it worse was when we left the office she played it off like I made a mistake, “oh don’t worry too much dear sometimes that happens.” Serious red flag when I found out coworkers kid was marrying managers kid. Left the company a couple of months later.
2:24 there's a bit more to the story: so one day, a British nobleman wanted to do some rabbit hunting, but unfortunately for him, there weren't any rabbits. so he sent a letter to his son in England to bring a specific breed of rabbits that the nobleman knew would handle the environment well without, well, breeding like rabbits and ruining the habitats of some other animals he had come to enjoy hunting. unfortunately, the son was a lazy sack of crap and couldn't be bothered to find all of the specific breed that was requested and just ended up grabbing half of one breed and half of another. these two different breeds did their rabbit thing and created a third breed which the local animal population wasn't too fond of eating and made it so that there are very few natural predators for these little vegetation eradicating monsters, which now are causing some major issues for the local farmers.
3:21 - I know of a similar case where it was two boys instead of five and the victim was a motorist. I believe it also may be an Australian case, but I’m not entirely sure on that one. I only know about it because of a play known as “The Stones” I watched with my class a couple years back. Shock Therapy Productions was the crew who performed it and I definitely encourage checking it out if you’re into that sort of stuff. Will warn you now though, it can feel quite real if you’re the emotional type like myself. Also, if I remember correctly, the actual play took place in Australia, so just putting that out there now in case there’s any confusion for foreigners.
24:10 I was going through a really rough time with depression and did extremely poorly on a test. She knew that I was a good student and let me retake it in the same class. A few days later, she set me aside to make sure I was doing ok. Possibly one of my most favorite teachers ever.
Fun fact: if you want to read The Hobbit, and all three LOTR books during summer vacation, it's 17 pages a day with room to spare. Did it myself during summer break for a library challenge.
7:59 Corpse Dance: this song basically tries to convince you to commit offing yourself The Fox's Wedding: cannibalism, that's all i'm saying Gomenne Gomenne: a girl constantly being r@ped by her seed donater also there is more lore to the songs but i can't be bothered to explain them fully and I know I have listened to more like these but I can't remember the names. basically Vocaloid songs lol
A conversation. It's almost impossible to exit it without looking like you absolutely despise the conversation, and nobody wants to do that. You need to steer the conversation to an end somehow, AND have the other person willing to stop
"What place is easy to enter, but hard to leave?" Hotel California "What historical event sounds fake but is real?" Cleopatra invented the first vibratory, by putting a bunch of bees in a gourd, and shaking it to anger them. Also, Napoleon wanted to hunt some rabits one day. So he had is men catch and release some for his dogs to chase to begin tbe hunt. However, instead of running like they were expected to do, tbe rabits charged Napoleon and attacked him.
"What place is easy to enter, but hard to exit?" Most fandoms. My personal example being the Warrior Cats fandom. Started reading the books over 6 years ago and I am still absolutely obsessed. Drawing the characters is actually how I got into art/animation, believe it or not! Edit for context: I read my first book in 6th grade. I'm now turning 18 on July 5th. It's been a wild ride folks XD
Haha, the guy my mom's dating got accused of selling drugs when he was a teenager (17ish) because he had over 1 million dollars already at his age. He was just incredibly smart and had a really good business running at that time, back then laundry mats were an incredible source of money, he owned three laundry mats that some older guy helped him buy and fix up, but the police tried to force search and arrest him multiple times because he had too much money... He said, naturally, the only way he wasted that money, was by going to strip clubs and buying alcohol/drugs. Imagine... being accused of selling drugs because you have too much money in the 1960s, so, you use your money to buy drugs. He never got in trouble for buying the drugs or alcohol either, because he suddenly didn't have too much money, so the police didn't see him as a threat anymore.
@@cathyvickers9063 No, Laundromats are buildings with multiple washing machines/dryers that people pay in coin to use them. I guess back then having your own washer or dryer wasn't common? They still do make a decent amount of money, the ones I see these days have heavy duty washing machines and dryers that are more expensive than what I have at home, so for heavier blankets (comforters) we usually drive to the Laundromat Edit: I was probably on my laptop when posting this comment, so I didn't have autocorrect 😂
I do not have the attention span/short term memory to remember the question all the way until the last answer. It would be awesome if the question could be at the bottom of the screen or something
9:57 Not sure if this counts, but at one point the teacher had to start calling me last when we were all supposed to raise our hand and tell her what we thought was the answer, because every. Single. Kid. Who got called after me would answer with whatever I answered with. Sometimes I would intentionally answer wrong just to see everyone's reactions, since she would tell everyone if they got it right or wrong at the end.
8:36 I gotta recommend virtually _any_ song from Will Wood's/Will Wood and the Tapeworms' discography--a lot of the songs often don't make a lot of sense until you actually break down what the lyrics are saying (Suburbia Overture is a fun one, I adore Mr. Capgras Encounters a Secondhand Vanity, love Hand Me My Shovel, I'm Going In!, I/Me/Myself is fantastic, and there's a ton of other ones that are very fast-paced or lighthearted sounding, and they're very... "off," depressing, aggressive, or just generally weird and strange lol)
As a child I used to be an open book. I'm still an over-sharer (I'm neurodivergent, that's why) but not to that level. So there was this kid in my class that I thought was beautiful. So I went over to him one day, after telling the same to my best friend, and confessed my feelings to him. I was like 7/8 maximum. I was waiting for his response. And he missed school for a few days. Me being an idiot I thought he wanted to avoid me. When he came back he said yes! I was ecstatic until a week after he started to make fun of me. Saying mean things like: "You ugly!" etc. In highschool though out of nowhere my best friend told me that all the girls in the class new he was going to pull this prank on me. I felt horrible. I humiliated myself for nothing. And my ex best friend didn't even bother to tell me. She didn't tell me he was a jerk apparently. I believe she made the story up. Because no friend does this to you.
8:54 I just think the phrase "man up" needs to go away. It's severely outdated, never helps anyone, relies on old stereotypes and expectations on how men should act, and it's usually only ever used as some kind of insult or degrading phrase. I just don't think it makes sense anymore.
A place easy to enter but hard to leave? My grandparents house. You literally Cannot end a conversation with them. You just stand at the door for six hours, struggling to explain that, "Mammaw, we really gotta go, there's butter, icecream, and raw meat in the car and it's 98 degrees outside and we really need to put it in the freezer." Only for her to bounce back with "Oh, but are you sure you don't want to come say hello to the tortoises?" Or "Aww, but I wanted to show you this new project I'm working on." And then you're locked into another two hours of conversation. It Never Ends.
The closest orange object killing me has got me a little scared of my 2 year old who is currently jumping around in a pumpkin onesie from Halloween last year
queen's Bohemiun rhapsody is pretty dark. Its catchy...possibly the greatest rock anthem of all time but when you think about it. Its about a guy who just committed murder and contemplating suicide with heaven and hell fighting over his soul
Flying - Everyone should try it. a) A trip in a light aircraft like a Cesna or Piper etc. b) Gliding - the sensation of being launched is intense, but then you a pretty serene and quiet trip around the sky. c) A helicopter flight is always a blast.
@@TheNomad94 Me too - I don't like heights *at all* but once you disconnect from the ground it's a different feeling. The stuff passing by below feels more like an interesting projection than anything that can actually hurt you.
4:38 Sexuality. I've come across people who make their sexuality their whole personality from what they wear to how they talked and it seemed to shove their sexuality into people's faces and it's really annoying for someone like me who literally couldn't care less what gender someone does/doesn't like. Edit: some religious people do this as well as some vegans.
Reminds me of people who make their gender identity their whole personality. I remember a comment from someone saying "I'm non-binary and..." but the rest of the comment has absolutely nothing to do with being non-binary. Okay, whatever. Must have just come out.
@@akl2k7 Totally agree. I'm sooo sick and tired of this whole gender identity bullshit these days. Pansexual, asexual, bisexual, omnisexual, binary, non binary, etc.etc. the list goes on with all this made up shit just to sound like they're a special snowflake. Nobody gives a fuck about learning an entirely new made up language complete with made up pronouns just so we don't accidentally offend someone. Like...nobody forces me to learn Klingon so I can be accepted by Star Trek fans at sci-fi conventions so why am I being forced to learn gender identity language?
if i remember correctly he was anything from a 'beast' or otherwise. he was shorter, a bit thin, and reserved about speaking of what he did during those 100 days. not a particularly intimidating individual, of which nobody should make an enemy of
@@blep6173 Yeh, he didn't look scary, but he certainly was. Now I know that grandpa knew him. I don't think he was scared of Häyhä, but he certainly respected the man.
You know someone is really intelligent when they explain how they were an engineer, or something complex, with multiple degrees, but now they do this particular job because they really like it. Yeah, they're the proper smart ones.
So still a miracle to them because at least they die rather than being trapped until they were killed to be eaten, watching more and more of their friends go, never to return
@@volcaniclightning4798 Lobsters don’t have the ability to feel love, companionship, and other such feelings. Their brains don’t have that function. Most reptiles don’t either.
7:59 There's 2 in My Fair Lady that came to mind. Just You Wait- A woman sings about how the King will have a man killed for overworking her. Without You- Same woman says the whole world would be just fine if he didn't exist. By the way, she sings this about a man she is in love with. The man also has 2 sexist songs- I'm An Ordinary Man and A Hymn To Him. My Fair Lady is one of my top 10 favorite movies, but the romance is a bit bumpy. And it's my favorite romance movie!
Couple more fact about Simo Häyhä: - He is the most efficient sniper to this day. - He didn’t use a scope. - He joined Finnish army before he was 18. - Height was about 5’3
The intelligence one made me feel good because I’m very curious and I do switch my tone and way of speaking when talking to certain people. When I’m talking to people of authority such as teachers or my family (not really authority but they expect more from me than other people would) I tend to speak in full sentences and never leave details out and when I’m texting them I use proper grammar, punctuation, capitalizations, etc., though when I talk to my friends I rarely use punctuations other than commas, I usually don’t speak in full sentences (do not - don’t, cannot - can’t, I don’t know - idk, etc.) and I do tend to be curious about lots of things when somebody talks about something I don’t understand/know I’m not afraid to ask like “What does that mean?” or “How does that work?” The closest orange object is the cause of your death. how do you die? - BITCH MY *SHIRT* KILLS ME?? HOW THE FU- No but excluding my shirt- my right Joycon™️ on my switch (no I do *not* have a pro controller) has the snap part on the inside cut my fingers with it’s corner so I instantly let go of it. It falls on my toes with the R and ZR triggers lands hard on my big toe therefore I crumble to the floor in a painful heap, slowly dying. Edit: now that orange thing is a jelly bean. I choked.
I had this coworker who talked to the supervisor and was really annoying, no permission to speak or anything. Sometimes others like to talk. None of his coworkers got paid enough for it.
Hey man, I’m really sorry for your debt. I hope sincerely that you get to climb back out of it at some point, we support you! 💕 I wish I could help, I can’t but I wish you the best.
2:52 High school seniors at PVH (Ponte Vedra High, its in a pretty fuckin wealthy area last I checked) gutted and hung a pregnant shark up in the rafters over a staircase as their final hs seniors prank???? There are things circulating about it being beaten to death with a bat first, having 5 pups cut out and only 2 surviving, being a protected species and whatnot, but even just the fact that it was a pregnant shark gutted and hung up over a staircase is sickening and the amount of people defending them is even worse.
Two other fun facts about Häiyhä: due to the light reflectivity of a sniper scope, he aimed with an iron sight instead to ensure that his location wouldn't be revealed. He also had to snipe from literal kilometres away because the sonic boom a detonating bullet makes would make the targets react even faster than their comrade falling to the ground. Through a forest. In -40 celsius winter storms in Finland.
3:22: I actual did a thing about that in drama, it was a real court case thing that went relatively viral. We used it in drama and had to act out the boys and show what emotions they would be feeling after accidentally killing someone with what they thought was harmless fun.
13:25 My sibling (Non-binary, AFAB) started peeing blood a few years ago.. They went to their doctor and found out they had internal bleeding, they had to set a limit to how many grams of added sugars they could have in a set amount of time. They're doing great now! Listen to your doctor, people
I always have multiple alarms. I have a chronic bowel disease so the first one is for me to see how I feel and if I need to take my stomach meds. I can take them, they have time to start working. If I just wake up and then notice I feel like absolutely crap that day I'll be late from everywhere and in pain all day.
7:59 One I like with a upbeat tune but dark lyrics is Bullets by Hollywood Undead. Its got a super nice tune but it's about hurling yourself off a building
8:35 a dutch band called RONDÉ(Love Myself starts depressing but it does get kinda better in the Chorus but the negative side is still hearable after) is perfect for this and also The Cardigans - My Favourite Game i forgot about KESHA: Cannibal, Blow and Take It Off 26:40 Hatari
Surprised I wasn't brought up but Hey Ya! By Outkast is one of those kinds of songs. It's not necessarily as dark but it's a song about people falling out of love and staying in an unhappy relationship due to tradition.
8:16 I’m so happy o searched this song my nieghbors play this all the time and I never knew what he was saying and what the song name was. He plays random songs like that in a old radio while making chicken and eating it and it makes me feel happy. Even when the radio breaks and keeps playing the same part
As for the second question, in world war 2 general jack Churchill went into battle with a broadsword, longbow, bagpipes, and a single grenade and came out alive
