Comments by "Gaza is not Amalek" (@Ass_of_Amalek) on "Daily Dose Of Internet" channel.

  1. only because she's a non-threatening small woman. the behaviour itself is not cool at all.
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  2. I'm a bit worried about her being out alone though šŸ˜•
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  3. that water is contaminated though. moat of the droplets are produced by the clean water hittingthe contaminated toilet bowl and its contents.
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  4. 1:00 between the steel tuner shafts and the sharp ends of the steel strings, that girl might have really gotten hurt there (mostly dangerous to teeth and eyes).
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  5. 2:07 he has learned to say "bird" in cat
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  6. typical retriever - they're bred to fetch shot birds without chewing on them, so they have a tendency to bring their owners live animals.
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  7. those are chemical fire, not electrical sparks. probably shredded sodium or potassium metal.
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  8. isn't it supposed to be girls who always go to the bathroom in groups? what sort of assembly did the boys have there?
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  9. the dog was trying to play chase, but was confused because it also to a degree registered the kid's fear.
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  10. he probably had more than one take, and the ball was probably laumched quite consistently by a machine at a long enough diatance, so he just had to draw the sword consistently once the machine launched the ball. this is actually far far less impressive than normal baseball with a human thrower.
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  11. I used to do that with chocolate easter bunnies and such. but the real issue is gonna be telling that girl what's in that sausage.
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  12. no it isn't, that kid is genuinely terrified because of a previous traumatic experience with a dog.
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  13. the guitar cello is fake, you are hearing an actual cello played a bit scratchy. the real sound of that chopstick was a very small scratching noise most likely quieter than the fret contacts (yes, even with rosin). I'm a violin maker.
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  14. shaken, not stirred
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  15. those dudes can NOT afford to make a mistake! 0_O
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  16. where do self-driving taxis exist already? that technology is NOT ready to function with a reasonable level of reliability, so who the hell licensed not just self-driving cars, but commercial use of self-driving cars?
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  17. no, it doesn't, because it isn't. that is definitely chemical fire, probably from shredded sodium or potassium metal. for electricity to produce smoking sparks that powerful, it requires waaaaay more power than you could somehow deposit in salsa or any object near it. it's absurd to think that this could be static electricity.
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  18. I recommend you change that, and look up baby beaver videos that feature the noises they make. and then graduate to seal videos, arguably the most satisfying youtube animal videos.
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  19. Oskar Neftel probably only minor cuts though (unless his eyes got cut) because it was reportedly tempered glass like the side windows of cars, which shatters into cubes as soon as it breaks due to internal tension.
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  20. even better, he drew on the joker smile we live in a society, kid!
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  21. 2:59 fun fact: the dark seeds the hamster is eating are cannabis. it's common as birdseed, too. healthy oils, allegedly. taste nasty though.
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  22. yeah, that wasn't funny at all, that's animal cruelty.
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  23. it's called alkali metals reacting with water and producing metal hydroxide, hydrogen gas, and heat. it's chemistry though
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  24. true, but I don't think that's a wild bear.
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  25. 90% of my appreciation for the costume people at the end comes from the fact that they did ecce mono.
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  26. of course, that'snormal. the part where ot gets somewhat fascinating is that they don't just build dams, they build dams in specific locations to ahape waterways in such ways that they become a certain type of habitat. I don'tthink beavers teach their youngto build dams at all, they probably all learn it individually. certainly birds each ineividually learn to build nests, and some species' nests are really complicated, as is the location selection. obviously nobody teaches bees, ants and wasps anything, or spiders how to build webs. and nobody teaches human babies to mimic facial expressions and noises to learn so effectively that their parents really don't need to teach them to talk and emote, they just absorb what they see and hear, and figure out the social functions by copying everything and registering the reactions they get.
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  27. 1:36 red white and black are the colours of the german empire and the number 88 is used by n30n4z1s as a stand-in for the 8th letter of the alphabet - hh for the n4z1 salute.
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  28. Ā @denisebethany5691Ā  it's not about building a powerplant, it's about the expansion of a giant open pit mine. the village is built on top of a lignite coal deposit that's going to be mined and burned.
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  29. there wasreal injury potential there between the teeth and eyes on one hand, and the steel tuner shafts and sharp ends of the steel strings on the other hand.
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  30. ATTENTION: chiroprakters are pseudomedical quacks and have killed many animals!
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  31. eagle: swiggity swoop bunny: "The bunny knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isnt from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the bunny from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isnt."
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  32. since I for one possess a decent amount of general knowledge, my anxiety would have been limited to the travel delays after getting off the plane probably at an airport I didn't intend to land at.
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  33. it's funnier when they do it at people's stinky feet. sometimes they have a less intense response and do it on purpose for some reason.
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  34. and being able to talk to others because the teacher is not listening and everbody is laughing
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  35. how the hell did the bot get that word through the filter? I can't even post --gro!
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  36. that's not lavender. it looks like some sort of annual plant.
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  37. Ā @saintyboi9258Ā  I'd say given the really intense level of fear the kid in the video shows, that moment certainly compounded his trauma and fear of dogs. that was not a minor event, it's likely to be the worst moment of the year for the kid. the threat was not real (that dog looks very friendly), but the fear was. it being irrational and looking funny to some doesn't make it better, it just makes it worse by adding shame. I am very confident though that the dog would not have been put down, especially because there was this video that shows the kid's irrational fear and the dog looking very non-aggressive. and if there wasn't a camera, I think for the dog to be put down, there would have still had to be a bite mark on the kid.
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  38. it's kinda fun to spot the jealous car people in the comments .
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  39. Ā @TraumaERĀ  yup
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  40. imagine being so unfamiliar with cool animals that you can't identify a snow leopardšŸ˜¦
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  41. Ā @biggiecheezitsĀ  literally O N E typo
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  42. what do you mean, so many people don't know why it's called a ballpoint pen? I thought everybody knew, it's almost obvious.
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  43. the belly button wasn't done well though. the symmetry is odd, and more importantly the colour choice is off. belly buttons aren't pink, they're the same colour as the surrounding skin, just with folds and shadows.
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  44. Ā @carlinkag2525Ā  I both have some residual fear of dogs from my childhood, and dogs are my favourite animals. it's more comparable to fear of spiders, snakes, or rodents than to rational fear. I wouldn't even know that I had two scary encounters with dogs if my mom hadn't told me (so they must have happened before I turned 4, my first memories are from when I was 3). but whenever I get close to a dog I don't know, I tense up, and I'm very sensitive to barking. even chihuahuas scare me if they're acting appropriately demonic. on the plus side, I am extremely polite to dogs, and I'm good with fearful dogs.
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  45. S T A B I L
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  46. interesting how the motorcycle bar was set up in such a way that the bikes need to go past the guests to reach the parking spot, to make the guests feel secure about their bikes not being stolen.
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  47. perhaps it would make sense, but construction workers have not yet arrived at the level of seriousness about work safety that would be necessary to justify stretching or warmup exercises. at most, they might do some lighter work first.
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  48. uhm actually toads are frogs, and you have no good reason to assume that this toad is a male. I'm not familiar with the species, but with the toads I know, a toad that round would most likely be a female.
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  49. that's an octopus, not a squid. squid swim, octopussies walk.
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  50. as a violin maker, I am 100% certain that the guitar cello is fake, that actually is a cello being played to sound scratchy. even with rosin, you would hardly get any discernible notes out of that guitar. and you can see that the strings in the video aren't doing that, too. the real audio of that recording was a small scratching noise probably quieter than the fret contacts.
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