Hearted Youtube comments on IWrocker (@IWrocker) channel.

  1. Pozdravy z Česka. (Greetings from Czechia) 🤪🥰
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  2. "I heard that there are grizzly bears in the USA, but when I visited the Central Park in New York, I didn't see any. I feel scammed."
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  3. Mate you need to change the title to Aussie American reacts! Your knowledge of our country is impressive and it shows that you actually care to learn about us instead of just glossing over and not learning anything like alot of other reactors. Keep up the awesome vids champ!
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  4. Fun Fact - Kwas Wileński is Polish Kvass done on a Lithuanian recipe cause long time ago in galaxy far away both Poland and Lithuania (also Belarus, lot of Ukraine and even some Baltics) were "one entity" know as Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth :) Cheers to all my brothers and sisters from old Commonwealth!
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  5. Hello from France, you must taste Orangina in glass bottle, 12 ingredients carbonated water, orange juice and other citrus fruits from concentrates 12% (orange 10%, lemon, mandarin, grapefruit), sugar, pulp 2% (orange, mandarin), orange peel extract, natural orange flavor
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  6. Coming from Poland: Chech obsession with beer really pays off, they know what they are doing.
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  7. "EA" on that armored truck at the beginning stands for "excalibur army", it's czech company that also makes lot vehicles for military and curently is working on modernization of circa 90 T72 tanks which will be send to Ukraine. I believe they work in cooperation with Tatra on some vehicles.
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  8. What I've seen from living in Oz, England and the US is that America teaches American history and geography and most other countries teach World history and geography
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  9. 5:35 That is wrong. Alexandra Stan is Romanian and that is one of the most popular Romanian songs that got international fame. Don’t know Why it says Sweden…so one of your favorite songs is actually Romanian ;)
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  10. The Greek, Italian, Vietnamese, Chinese and Lebanese Australians have certainly enriched our country. They each have a unique perspective on Aussie culture and they never fail to create new and quite original comedy. Absolutely hilarious.
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  11. Roller shutters are my profession. I install them, repair them, program them. Night shift workers are our most thankfull clients 😊
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  12. Another really cool part about smaller teams meeting big teams in the National Cups is that they can possibly draw in huge crowds for the small stadiums, adding good money to the yearly cash flow
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  13. An American asked me on FB who did i vote for , I said i didn't vote. And I was called a lot of names. And asked me what state i was in told him. Northern Ireland but what stateis it in I told him. The UK and kept asking me yes but what state is it in , Lost all hope for humanity
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  14. "Honey, can you come to bed already?" "Sorry babe, I can't right now. The american man is drinking sparkling water on Youtube again."
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  15. Kinder eggs: illegal Kids handling guns: perfectly normal and accepted
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  16. It actually is faster because it has no restrictions like F1 does. They went all out to see whats possible. Question is... how fast would F1 car be without restrictions ? And who would have the balls to drive it.
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  17. No one in Europe will spoil perfectly good coffee or olive oil by mixing the two. That's an American or should I say Starbucks thing.
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  18. The reason for Brown or Green glas bottles (especial for beer) is to protect the content from UV-Light - So you will never see a clear glas bottle with beer in germany
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  19. I'm from the UK, and many years ago I was watching the news on the TV showing a major power outage in the USA. There was a scene of a cop trying to direct traffic at a set of dead lights. Suddenly I had a realisation; roundabouts keep working when the power goes out!
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  20. I'm a simple Austrian, I see Austria I press like. Also quite surprising how many Austrians are in this comment section. Edit: No we are not laughing at you for being impressed by these old building. I might be Austrian, but everytime i visit Vienna, i am absolutely stunned at all these old monumental buildings. Pictures and videos really can't get the size across and how absolutely awestruck you are every time you see them.
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  21. "Why do all the crap in this?" Because it is cheaper and more addictive. Like everything in North America.
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  22. I'll also let you in on a "little secret", many of the American hits were also written by Swedish/Scandinavian writers/composers/producers
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  23. This was Yuki Tsunoda being recorded during a practice session. This was very early in the season since then the cars have actually developed and gotten faster and the broadcasters have started to air uncensored helmet cam footage. Check out Alonso vs Vettal at the last lap of the Japanese GP
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  24. Milton Hershey: "I need to make the milk stay fresh longer for processing." Europe: "here, try pasteurising, we use this for decades." Hershey:"No thank you, I will come up with a process that partially sours the milk and make the chocolat taste like vomit. The comsumer does not care as long it is the cheapest product on the shelf."
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  25. Americans: “you need a big V8 to go fast” Porsche: “hold my 2L V4”
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  26. Euros in Germany is special because Germany is central in Europe so everybody can come. Scottish meet Turkish and Portugese meet Ukrainian.
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  27. 16:00 I think the reason for the bumpers in Europe is that there are strict rules about passive safety for pedestrians and cyclists
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  28. My heart sank while watching this video. Belgium has excellent hospitals, if this poor kid had to go to Necker Hospital in France (golden standard for pediatric care in Europe), it means his condition was super serious. The fact he couldn't be evacuated by an air ambulance means he needs heavy life-supporting equipment not available in an helicopter. Poor kid was on the brink of death. I hope these officers gave him the precious minutes that could make the difference between life and death. I hope this kid made it. :thanksdoc:
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  29. Hey there, there are a bunch of interesting comments here explaining the tech already so here are a few things not mentioned yet: Basically it's purpose is extra downforce usable during low speed&decel, since it only works off-throttle. In 2010, Red Bull introduced the first blown diffuser into the sport and instantly proved how well the design worked. In 2011, the entire field was experimenting with this tech which is basically just cutting spark under decel so unburnt air/fuel mixture gets into the glowing exhaust pipe, just like a semiautomatic transmission in a rally car. In any conventional car, the exit direction of the exhaust is pretty much non-essential for aero but if you combine the exhaust with the diffuser which guides air from under the car out the back and dump a lot of unburnt fuel into the exhaust, the exhaust gas combined with the natural air flow creates a so called "Venturi effect", which describes how low/high pressure air interacts with air moving in a different direction. It's responsible for how a carburettor, sails on a boat or candles work. The sound is indeed incredible but I think it was viewed as something to gladly be patched out by next season regulation changes since it's advantage was not seen as in the spirit of the sport, which is a fishy way of the stewards saying "You've built something we didn't think of doing ourselves. You get to have your toy for 1 season but then it's gone for ever", which means race teams make hay while the sun shines and made for some of the most spic championship campaigns. Phew, that got longer than expected. Hope your week is going well!
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  30. What a lovely and wholesome reaction video! :D Thank you so much for featuring me! 🤗
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  31. The rules of the "corridor of life" - as we call it - is very simple, so there's no ambiguity. Cars on left lane move to the left, all other lanes move to the right. As you can see, works pretty well.
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  32. Sweden, our neighbour, has blessed the world with so much music. You should look up the song writer "Max Martin", who is also Swedish. You will be surprised how many US artists got their big hits from this guy.
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  33. "Some of the people don t speak english as a first language" well exactly none of them.
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  34. This was the last car Škoda produced before it was bought by Volkswagen. It was also the first Škoda car with front-wheel drive. There was also a two-seater roadster version. The station wagon was mainly intended for the police.
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  35. Kofola <3 I am German and i discovered Kofola on vacation over there. It has a very unique flavour. I love it. No comparison to Coca-Cola or Pepsi, for me it tastes and refreshes much better.
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  36. 16:35 oh believe me you dont want to steal gas at the gas station, they register your drivers plate and either the cops show up to your home or you get a bill and a fine
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  37. The simple use of the word "attraction" creeps me out. Stonehenge and a ton of other tourist spots are popular because they're relevant to humanity, not because somebody thought to attract some entitled slob like some American roadside attraction.
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  38. I'm from Bavaria, so my bar is high concerning beer. The original Budweiser is a top level beer, malty with a hint of honey and herbs. I tried the american Bud once when I was in Texas. Dishwater is a flattering description.
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  39. This guy got it backwards, summer tires = min 1,6 mm tread depth, winter tyres = 3 mm
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  40. Finland's tracks are usually one of the fastest ones in WRC season. Fast, narrow dirt roads.
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  41. With the prices of alcohol in Norway, the biggest miracle is how this guy got so drunk.
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  42. Before getting a bad reputation the language was known to be that of writers and poets like Goethe, Schiller and such :)
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  43. Fun fact: In Poland, the ballpoint pen bears the family name of Bíró, pronounced a bit polish, but they named the ballpoint pen after the inventor. 🇭🇺 🇵🇱
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  44. American bread qualifies as CAKE in Europe. Just saying.
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  45. It was a very curious situation. The TGV since 1981 held the world train speed record with 381 km/h or 236 mph. Then, Germany set out to beat the French with their ICE, and in 1988, the newly developed InterCity Experimental reached 407 km/h or about 252 mph. This was an attack on the national pride, and thus France beat back in 1989 with 482 km/h or 300 mph. Then Alstom said, we can do it better with more preparation, and in 1990, the TGV Alantique reached 515 km/h or 320 mph. For about one and a half decade, that was the world speed record for rail based, manned vehicles until 2007. This history line was also why the driver anounced the speeds of 380, 400, 480 and 515 km/h. PS: France held the world speed record for trains for very long times, reaching 331 km/h or 205 mph already in 1955. PPS: The train set is still in regular operation. That means you can buy a ticket and ride on the exact train that still holds the world speed record for trains.
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  46. A little thing to add. If you are a firefighter in Denmark, you can get a sort of metal shield that you put on the front of your private car - usually on the grill. It signals to the other cars that you are a firefighter and your alarm goes off and need to get to the station quickly. Usually ppl are respect the shield and let you through.
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  47. Waterloo by ABBA was the winner of the Eurovision song contest in 1974, which started their worldwide fame..
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  48. Being a typical Aussie. Nothing makes me laugh harder or brings me pleasure then watching a hysterical person running down to he street being swooped by a magpie. One of life’s funny pleasures.😂
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  49. it blows my mind that in a country that is so car dependant you dont have a similar test
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  50. Hallo from Germany! You guys reacted so lovely! I also adore the generational aspect. Hefeweizen is poured in a particular way: the glass is held at as much of an angle as possible to delay the formation of foam for as long as possible. Before all the beer is in the glass, the bottle or even the can is swirled back and forth to loosen the yeast from the bottom. Then pour it into the glass together with the last of the beer. Best Wishes from Kiel^^
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