Comments by "Rob Fraser" (@krashd) on "Daily Dose Of Internet" channel.

  1. Also he's not likely to steal the dog, he's a cat burglar.
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  2. I'm thinking she was used to it, the hen probably lays it's latest egg when approached in the morning so the woman just thought "Let's film it tomorrow".
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  3. Doctors don't want you to know how to get these bowls.
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  4. One of the greatest things about living in a country that has cold winters is being able to stand at the top of a hilly street on a frozen day and watch all the people fall and slide all the way to the bottom. There really is nothing quite like it in this world, sometimes they do a full 360 starfish on their back.
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  5. I don't think anyone has ever been hurt from lightning hitting a plane.
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  6. They make loud cracks as they weaken.
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  7.  @jayasmrmore3687  Nowhere in the first world is good healthcare a luxury other than America, all across Europe it is a right.
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  8. Well he only looked to be about 9 months old, I think "Dada" was good enough for now.
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  9.  @cornnatron3030  Why should an entire industry need to be changed just because you can't parent correctly?
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  10.  @jadenepia5960  No, he is just effective, if your unrestrained dog attacks me and forces me to snap its neck you can always just get another dog - and then maybe take some responsibility for it.
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  11. The last few minutes of the day in a kitchen are the worst because there is always some prick who turns up 3 minutes before closing who wants a two course meal, so it's the one time you don't want to piss off the staff.
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  12.  @nahaight1373  What does communism have to do with their large population?
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  13.  @uhhhhhhwhar  Christ, that's everyone!
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  14. This girl wanted to bury her beef curtains in this squirrel's hair.
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  15. Any gas in liquid form can be used for refrigeration.
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  16. A comedian in the UK named his cat Chairman Meow.
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  17.  @mystey1  If that was the case they would not have a moat.
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  18.  @Super-wr6cf  They are not critical thinkers, they are just ignorant.
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  19.  @cheesecake4334  1.) They might not know that, don't push your own sensibilities on others. 2.) It might be rude to stare but if I see something that I have never seen before, I'm going to look. It's called curiousity.
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  20.  @kingofawesomeness5375  Also, although baby's have an incredible grip for their size they are obviously massively weaker than other children and adults and so had that suitcase got caught on a rock or a hole in the road it could have broken the baby's arm or dislocated it's shoulder, but hey-someone got a TikTok out of it!
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  21.  @bronzejourney5784  Clown isn't a race.
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  22.  @dancerelle5020  Pretending you believe in a flat Earth is even more pathetic than being a flat Earther so stop trying to be edgy.
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  23. People who are responsible for the health of others really should not have to work-until-they-drop, it's criminal, I can't imagine how many young doctors or nurses have lost their career or went to prison for hurting someone accidentally just because their employer thinks it's OK to have someone work two fourteen hour shifts separated by 6 hours of sleep.
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  24.  @cybertar  The "Song of the Sirens" is a sailor legend, when you hear it you should get away from it because Sirens can make ships run aground and then eat their crew.
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  25. Many reasons, but usually to do with local laws or litigation. Two reasons why that driver may have chose to blur his passenger are 1.) she is innocent until proven guilty and thus putting her image online before a conviction could lead to a lawsuit and 2.) depending on local laws he may require the consent of anyone he features in his videos.
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  26. I didn't see any pizza.
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  27. The Eiffel Tower is enormous, you don't really realise it until you stand under it and see how distant each leg is from the others. Gustave Eiffel was one hell of an engineer to get them all to line up, it must have been like building a four-ended bridge crossing two intersecting rivers.
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  28. You're assuming it fully kills the weed, it looks to me like it simply destroys the surface structure and ignores the root, meaning that this must be done regularly.
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  29.  @TallicaMan1986  If I grew up in a society where not a single person had ever told me that it was rude to stare then yes I would, why wouldn't I?
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  30. 4 backflips in an hour is nothing if it comes naturally to you.
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  31. Dogs: The roomba of dropped food
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  32.  @The_Ballo  It was turbulence, obviously. The passengers are travelling at exactly the same speed as the plane so they aren't going to go flying in to things just because they have their seatbelts off. Source? 100 years of people flying in planes without seatbelts...
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  33.  @slizzardshroomer9666  It's his camera 🤦‍♂
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  34.  @ajgerbi  No job offers healthcare, they offer health insurance. It is only once you are ill you find out exactly what your insurer is willing to cover and the hundreds of loopholes that allow said insurer to get out of them.
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  35.  @spencerthegarfieldfanboy  It's easier to just report them for spam.
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  36. "You remind me of my next girlfriend."
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  37. I had forgotten that coughing didn't exist until Covid...
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  38.  @gregedwards1087  Of course they can make decisions, that is the cornerstone of AI. Stop confusing decision making with consciousness or simply educate yourself on a subject before chiming in on it.
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  39.  @earlysda  The absolute irony of someone like you calling others ignorant. It was a little amusing.
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  40. For those wondering why glass shower doors can suddenly explode it is often due to a manufacturing defect or installation damage and will usually happen within the first year of owning the door. Tempered glass has a huge amount of stored energy giving it that famous toughness but that energy is pushing against all four edges of the glass. If any of those edges has a microfracture from either the manufacturing process or from hitting something during installation then it can gradually grow over weeks and months until it eventually just gives way and the whole pane shatters as all the stored energy releases. Oven doors, glass table tops, and even car windows can have this happen (any tempered glass really), but it's more common in shower doors and large glass tables because the larger the pane of glass the stronger it's outer edge needs to be, making that edge very susceptible to tiny chips. It has nothing to do with temperature, although moving most glass objects from one extreme temperature to the other will also shatter them.
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  41. For a while they had portals that connected New York City with London but they were an art project so only stayed in place for something like 6 months or a year, this was well over a decade ago but they were hugely popular with people communicating using notepads. It's a shame that BSL and ASL are different languages otherwise deaf people or anyone that can sign would be able to communicate through them.
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  42. The folks who run the exhibit likely also have a mirror somewhere or have shown the animals their reflection at some point, zoo keepers do anything they can to keep animals entertained and mentally fit and one of the easiest methods is to introduce a big mirror.
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  43.  @dabby1180  Nobody ever expects the Spanish inquisition.
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  44. So long as it is made known to people, some of us might not like being driven by a person who can't hit the clutch and the brake at the same time while turning the wheel to avoid an accident. I'm all for equality until the day it compromises my safety.
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  45. It's hardly dangerous...
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  46. T'was a cunning stunt.
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  47.  @jamesfisher5285  My guess it's the vibration from the nearby washing machine producing the perfect frequency to make the jar bounce.
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  48. It's a taint polisher, you get one if you buy the full 69-piece Pride & Groom kit from Manscaped.
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  49.  @129jasper1  People can delete their own comments, also if enough people report a comment for the same thing it will be automatically deleted, so it's not always YouTube itself deleting stuff.
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  50. If it's yellow let it mellow.
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  51. Don't scratch a bite, you'll make it even itchier. Will power is one of the best skills you can develop.
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  52.  @KainYusanagi  When mama bear climbs first and mama bear weighs ten times as much as her cubs. I think in the bear world it's how you send your kids on a distant trip, you use the cubapult.
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  53. It would have to be a Jesuschristosaur.
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  54.  @cryora  Should they just never experience a waterpark at any time in their life?
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  55.  @tobiasrost633  There's always people already on the ISS, at the moment it is 7. A crew of 5 and the two visitors that are currently stranded.
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  56. The kids who were on the one that got hit by a train in 2018 likely didn't enjoy it.
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  57. No, I think it more likely the guy thought "Huh, there's lava, I'm gonna record it!" I'm guessing lava is an everyday occurrence where you are from, Kaltenecker?
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  58.  @40watt53  The same thing blind people do, or are they also allowed to endanger other road users? Or perhaps there are just no blind people in the USA...
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  59. I never heard "look", I just heard a noise.
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  60. The problem there is that the CO2 does not really go anywhere, it is simply stored until the tree is either burned or rots, though replanting a lot of trees would obviously benefit the planet.
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  61. He's an Irish hacker with a YouTube channel (though I forget the name) but he got fed up with all of the reports of old people in the UK and Ireland being scammed by call centres in India that pretend there is something wrong with your phone or internet and ask for your bank details to fix it. He decided to hack into their CCTV system and then kept pestering them with calls of his own so he could make a video about it, and so he could send the footage to the cops in India who shut down the call centre, but it's still just one of many.
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  62.  @sethralavode9012  No, people from third world countries go to the USA for free surgeries. The US lags behind most developed countries in Europe and Asia when it comes to healthcare from life expectancy to infant mortality, the US is the only developed country where medical negligence is one of the top three killers of inpatients. Paying 60 grand for a 3 grand surgery doesn't guarantee you better results, it just means you are being fleeced.
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  63. Guys when someone is spamming religious texts out of context you should report them for spamming instead of encouraging them.
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  64. Shorty gone flip-mode like Busta Rhymes.
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  65.  @fatassthebig  It was either brought there by an attendee or it lives there.
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  66. Welcome to the Thunderdome! Two grans enter, one gran leaves.
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  67.  @Zandouc  It doesn't matter what you or other people think, what matters is the law in that country.
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  68. Buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-bananashark!
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  69.  @wolfiemuse  He is on a channel that has nothing whatsoever to do with SSniperwolf so no, it isn't criticism, it's hate. If I'm criticising BMW but I'm in a Mercedes dealership then that criticism isn't going to reach Mercedes and so it's not criticism, it's just negativity aka hate. You don't go to Pizza Hut to complain about your McNuggets...
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  70. 2:58 I knew Sean Locke wasn't dead!! I knew it! He just wanted to get away from the spotlight so he could enjoy his hobby of throwing poison-tipped gliders at poor people!
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  71.  @user-ow1bc4sx2r  It would create it's own heat as it expanded, hydrogen doesn't like to be a liquid at sea level.
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  72. Correct, same as any other interaction with an authority figure - if you think that you are in the right then just go with it and take them to court later. The thing is that it's mostly stupid people that think they can get one-over on someone who has handcuffs, pepper spray and a taser/gun, and stupid people are notorious for not making smart decisions.
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  73. The dude with the lunchbox just killed anyone with a penicillin allergy that next walks down that hallway.
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  74. All the holes they poke in the roof every time they jump over the barriers.
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  75. Older trees can be hollow or have cavities and they can fill up with rainwater over time, piercing the tree is then just like stabbing a hole in a water barrel, the amount of fluid and the height of the hole dictates the pressure of the squirting water. And trees can hold a lot of water.
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  76. Can't open the pack any other way once you've glued it shut.
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  77. The largest cell in my body is most certainly no egg.
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  78. Did you see the size of the guy on that arse?
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  79.  @dkstudioart  Of course it could be lethal, people have been killed by shattering discs, why on Earth do you think they recommend a safety guard be installed at all times?
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  80. It's still a baby, there are 300 ton trucks with wheels that are the size of that little dumpy.
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  81.  @Banana-Boi  No, humour.
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  82. Don't spread misinformation, they both survived.
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  83. Why is everyone yapping about healthcare? I imagine the OP meant that the guy got sacked and likely sued for his incompetence.
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  84. How do you know it is safe?
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  85.  @BlookbugIV  No threat? sonar can give them brain damage you muppet.
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  86.  @dgphi  "Nah.. fork 'andles, 'andles for forks." The look on Ronnie Corbett's face each time 🤣
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  87. Not to mention the fact that if they don't land somewhere all the passengers might drown.
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  88. How far did you wander?
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  89. Cats clean their arse with their tongue, if they are dragging it along the floor it usually means they have worms.
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  90.  @InuInugami  Nah, it was a sheila.
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  91. "Ring ring" blablablablabla "Kill Frenzy"
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  92. You don't think all the passengers drowning is a nightmare? Gadzooks, man!
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  93. 0:46 I don't believe for a second there is a guy in there with those tiny rotors.
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  94. Can you imagine the Dr Phil haircut combined with Old Spice? Women wouldn't be able to control themselves near him!
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  95. 1:30 Future gaming benchmark scene.
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  96. How the hell does a crab steal a jellyfish?
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  97. It is thermals they rely on, not wind. On a good sunny day there are pockets of cold air and pockets of warm air and if your glider has a doppler radar (to find warm air) or you are a seasoned glider pilot who knows where the updrafts are then that is how you stay in the air so long. A glider is perpetually falling since it has no engines to push it's flight surfaces through the air, but if you aim it towards patches of warm air then that convective air current lifts the glider without the need for engines. It's basically a game of jumping from one warm pocket of air to another to keep altitude.
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  98.  @danielmartins8686  Neither is being pedantic.
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  99. Would you rather have bacteria all over your face and hands or bacteria guts all over them? Then you need Urrrgh Soap, the soap that makes bacteria go "Urrrgh!"
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  100. The drummer from Def Leppard's only got none arms! The drummer from Def Leppard's only got none arms! The drummer from Def Leppard's only got none arms!
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  101.  @ONP-l9z  "Just a dog"? That's the sort of thing a sicko would say.
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  102. 1:28 Shine a torch/flashlight at the ground while there is a super powerful floodlight behind you.
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  103. Good thing none of the clips are then.
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  104. Exactly, controlled demolition is a building collapsing from the base instead of from the top as they did in 9/11.
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  105. Except in that context run means to come across something.
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  106. 1:29 Well that's not claustrophobic at all...
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  107. The animals built boats like these fishermen?
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  108. The first clip is definitely fake, someone with an old couch and water-based paint was hoping to make 250 quid from You've Been Framed.
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  109.    They are nothing like a conspiracy theorist, they spotted an obvious strawman and they set fire to it.
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  110. Where was the bee apology? The bee simply decided it didn't want to sacrifice itself because there was no threat, but it did not apologise.
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  111. How can you become responsible for a turbine blade without actually being capable of responsibility?
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  112.  @deegee7133  All four placed their debit cards on the table and asked the server to pick a card to pay the bill. His card was picked.
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  113.  @Lianmin27  It's a meme from the movie Titanic.
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  114. Being able to select and copy text from an image is incredible, I love that.
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  115.  @greatbriton8425  You also chose to omit the fact that most of that CO2 is concentrated in a thin layer, like a sheet of glass running across the atmosphere (almost like the roof of a greenhouse, I wonder if that's where the name comes from...) Fancy that? A layered atmosphere meaning that even gases that there is less than 1% of can perfectly envelop the entire globe like the skin of a balloon. Atmospheric layers? Geometric shapes? Can you imagine if they taught this stuff in school... /s
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  116. Doesn't every country have plastic cash by now?
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  117. He was wielding some kind of hand.. bag.
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  118. On their way to be turned into duct tape.
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  119. Thankfully being so light the impact is much less severe for them so they don't get winded like we would, if you dropped a cow into water from that height it would probably kill it.
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  120.  @LongDefiant  Why did you derail a perfectly good thread? That's what cunts do.
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  121.  @jasonsharma5888  In order to be in one hemisphere and see the lights from the other you'd have to be almost on top of the equator looking across it.
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  122. The guy doing the wheelie was reckless and deserved anything but a fist bump.
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  123. In this case the Mitch McConnell was on point.
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  124.  @ChromePyramid  How do you know president Hoover's medical team were bros?
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  125. Little Veloci-Fluffball at the end there, supposedly they are deadly in packs.
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  126. Piswassssssserrrrr! "The beer that's meant to be warm!"
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  127.  @gustavopeixotopereira966  Hahaha, top notch roast! 🤣
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  128. She looked to be laughing to me.
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  129. 8:12 was reckless as that algae can be toxic to dogs.
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  130. Mayor, not major, haha 😉
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  131. "Bumbocat!"
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  132. Then bystanders call the guy with the gun a pussy.
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  133. Where do you think cartoon dogs got the idea from? :D
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  134.  @merdoscooper3074  Why are the two mutually exclusive?
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  135.  @BariumCobaltNitrog3n  I wonder where all of those Portlands took their name from...
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  136. Eight minutes? This was a veritable feast of a dose! 👌
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  137. Clearly the video shows otherwise.
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  138. Surely the cop calling her "little miss know-it-all" should have given it away that this was completely fake?
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  139.  @simplehcr2889  Yeah, that is disputed. America, Brazil and Germany all claim to have invented powered flight, due to their track record with machines and technology my money is on Germany.
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  140. DA-DA! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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  141. How do the vendors manage to flood an entire street?
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  142. Only militant vegans feel that way, I know two vegans and they have no qualms with me or our other friends eating meat because they recognise that being vegan is their choice and not a way of life they need to force on others.
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  143. Maddie really got stuck in to her cake.
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  144. After doing something as impressive as he did I think he was entitled to "drop the mic" as it were.
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  145.  @mintmango10  Clearly he did seeing as he spelled Lazar's name correctly.
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  146. @SteffanRD Err, you are the one who didn't get the joke...
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  147.  @alch3mical  Sorry, m'dear 😉
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  148. You mean the ground?
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  149. Depends on what rule set is being played, if she hit one of her own balls and potted one of her own balls then it stands. There are two other fouls though, she doesn't look to have one foot on the floor, and the ball left the table.
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  150. I want to take you to a crowbar crowbar crowbar
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  151. I don't think he is a native English speaker because weird English quirks turn up a lot in his videos, like saying "These people cook their pizza on a volcano" instead of "these people cooked their pizza on a volcano" making you think that everyone in that country uses volcanoes to cook their food.
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  152. Splash landing!
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  153.  @ducklitheduckling9817  No, Naked Gun just used the same joke.
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  154.  @shawntw1556  That wasn't being technical, that was you trying to be pedantic and failing.
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  155. 1:15 I don't remember this scene in Karate Kid.
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  156. They made a movie about Apollo 11?
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  157. Source or you're just spreading misinformation.
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  158. You and I have different opinions of what "nightmare on a plane" is. I think falling asleep midflight and experiencing an unpleasant or scary dream would be a nightmare.
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  159.  @Imperial_Squid  When people die from commensal bacteria the hospital tends to not worry about the source since it could be literally anything a person has touched or even from their own body flora, the hospital just worries why an otherwise healthy person died from something the human body fights off every day. That is the more dangerous of the two, not the harmless bacteria that killed them, but the deadly agent that sapped their immune system beforehand.
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  160. If the air around you is so energised that you can hear it then your odds of being struck by lightning have shifted from 1 in 100 million to around 1 in 100, if those odds are fine by you then please do record a video of it.
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  161. Leaving a candle unattended around children or pets is the sign of someone who is reckless and difficult to insure.
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  162.  @Jake_Gotthard  Bruh, no they didn't.
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  163. There is absolutely nothing sensitive about a cat being a cat.
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  164. A jellyfish sting can feel like your entire limb is on fire and leave deep string-like scars, any sane person would fear landing in amongst them if they didn't know what kind they were. The Box jellyfish, which is one of the smallest at only a few centimetres in size, is one of the most venomous creatures in existence, up there with the Blue-ringed octopus, which is equally diminutive - both can kill you within 10 mins.
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  165. How did the wormfisherman (wormman?) know exactly where to stop wiggling the fish?
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  166. That dog rescue could have gone so very wrong if the dog climbed down the trunk at the wrong moment.
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  167. 1:10 Panes of glass are most weak at their corners and so even a tiny change in applied pressure can cause the whole pane to shatter. This guy should have placed cushions under the three legs touching the floor so that if one leg had to endure more pressure than the others it would be absorbed.
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  168.  @mctripleA  The cap would be the best thing to stop it, you have 4 inches/12cm of stiff board that the shard has to penetrate before it reaches your face.
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  169. 4:06 No, that's a problem with people who are careless.
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  170. Then soon after that places will roll out UBI so that folks no longer have to be enslaved.
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  171. Replying to a bot is a sign of stupidity.
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  172. "He was all over it like a weird cat on corn!"
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  173. 1:48 His holomatrix is starting to destabilise.
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  174.  @Iyamyuyam  Why are you trying to communicate with a bot?
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  175. Not in the UK. US law is based on statutes so there's no way a single lawyer can memorise the tens of thousands of verdicts from 240 years of US court cases and that is why there are specialisations like traffic, homicide, agriculture, narcotics, maritime, etc, whereas UK law is based on acts of parliament whereby a ruling is voted on by the government and becomes set in stone and can't then be interpreted differently from one judge to the next. Meaning a lot less to remember.
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  176. It's the same over here in the UK, when you are asked to exit the vehicle it is not actually a request. I'm not sure why they did it but the lawyer and the cop in that video are actors from a performance group called Seaside Follies, her name being Penelope McDonald, my only guess is that he and her belong to that SovCit nonsense and either think they are correct about the law or have no problem misleading people about the law. But you could tell how fake it is, neither of them can act to save themselves, no cop would demean someone immediately by calling them "little miss know-it-all" - particularly not one of our notoriously polite UK cops, and lastly any Karen/SovCit would never in a million years have a camera nearby and not want to get the cops face on video - the very first thing they would do is try to get the "fascist" on camera for all their idiot viewers...
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  177. There are many reasons, one being that all humans initially make noise to get attention and males just got it programmed out of us early on by the "boys don't cry so toughen up" mentality in our society. Another is that throughout history a solo female's main defence mechanism was getting help rather than tackling danger like a solo male might so their instinct is still to make noise when in danger and seek help. Another still is related to attracting males, women want to be protected, men want to be protectors, ergo they subconsciously exagerate how scared they really are to seem vulnerable and worthy of protecting - if you want to know if a girl likes you watch a scary movie with her. There are many more reasons still, almost all of them subconscious and almost all of them because of how society sees males versus females and how it deems we should both act in any given situation in order to be perceived as 'normal'.
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  178. 2:00 That's not a caltrop, a caltrop is designed to stop cars by bursting their tyres, those things would just be pulverised under a car tyre.
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  179.  @TallSilentGuy  When it dries cement becomes mortar.
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  180. Teaching a dog to remove a plug from a socket could backfire on the day the dog ever tries it with a mouth full of saliva.
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  181. Sewer line burst inside the wall. I hope that laptop had good insurance.
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  182. Don't stop smirkin' when you're drownin' in the gherkins!
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  183. It's happened umpteen times in China but safety only gets upgraded when an accident involves one of the ruling elite.
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  184.  @constantinechinwendu10  Actually she was entirely incorrect, in the UK - as in the US - if an officer asks you to step out of your car it is not a request and you are legally obliged to do it. Also the entire thing is fake, her name is Penelope McDonald and both her and the fake cop are actors in a performance group called Seaside Follies. But keep spreading lies and misinformation over the internet, nothing makes the world a safer and better place than creating distrust and division every chance you get.
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  185. They are not parasites, they do no harm to you whatsoever.
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  186. The broken cat is just receiving an OTA update. Don't unplug it or turn it off.
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  187. 1:20 1.) Why film this? 2.) Is it me or does he seem to carefully place the old sign over the 'gap'?
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  188. "Car feed you say? Well I know where I'm tipping that shit!"
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  189. The nun could do with learning some basic physics as she almost killed herself while mishandling that ladder.
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  190. 2:27 That's a Flerkin! Few of Australia's horrors can hold a candle to a Flerkin juvenile! Leg-climbing terrors always go for the face!
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  191.  @Acidfunkish  It is very possible.
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  192. @susanivy3619 How does an American hating on America make them feel good? Because clearly the first reply is from an American.
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  193. "Why is there a dead racoon in with the kittens?"
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  194. Cats are not meant to be kept indoors any more than squirrels should be kept in cages. If you don't like nature being nature then that's on you.
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  195. Clearly if the US ever needed a wall it was in 1970 🤣👌
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  196. Look up "Theo Jansen" or his "strandbeests", he creates enormous mechanical sculptures that appear to walk when pushed or when the wind catches them. They are like gigantic versions of that table.
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  197. To be fair those things looked similar to flimsy ballerina shoes and shouldn't be worn anywhere near an escalator.
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  198.  @robf4512  In the US you are also paying for hospital care whether you need it or not, except you do it twice - once for your personal insurance and once through taxes for medicare for others - thus it's an easily verifiable fact (you do have the internet, yes?) that Americans on average contribute more of their income to health care than Europeans. On top of that your primary insurer (yes, it's only an insurer) will have a long list of things that it won't cover, leaving you to foot the extra. No Brit has ever gone bankrupt from being ill.
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  199. Holy shit, that tanker definitely suffered some severe damage from that wave.
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  200. "Lots of blind people! Let's record them and make a video for clout!"
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  201. 3:11 "Father, mother said you had somethi.. (splut) Why? Why'd you have to go and cheese me, man?!"
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  202.  @Channel-23s  No, it takes weeks or months if you are happy to wait, if you want to be treated immediately you can walk into any private hospital and pay for treatment - whereby you will be treated quicker than in the US because unlike the US our private hospitals don't have several million patients, they only have a handful.
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  203.  @chaddy2409  Being pedantic has never made anyone friends.
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  204. Well you don't want Aunt May to walk in while there's silk all over the place.
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  205. Fishy sticks!
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  206. So it's just switching to analysis mode?
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  207. 2:10 Every dog does that, when I was a kid I would put my head on the floor and make whining sounds and the dog would try to dig to get underneath me and lick my face. Dogs try to rescue you from distress.
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  208. And your dad should have told you to mind your own business instead of trying to police the rest of the world.
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  209. I'm fairly sure that snake just farted as it had it's morning shit.
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  210. The Vault-Tec Mailbox, the last thing standing in mail defence.
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  211. In a vertical wind tunnel. Once you can control the wingsuit in a tunnel you can start jumping off things.
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  212.  @CyberRex3282  The baby is the spitting image of Mitch McConnell, a US politician who looks like he took part in some sort of face transplant procedure. With an infant.
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  213. Yep, at music festivals in China they use them to create enormous holograms in the sky, the coolest of which is a dragon that flies over the crowd.
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  214. A carnival/funfair would be the worst place for a power cut, walking around in pitch black darkness with a bunch of huge machines still spinning and flying until they come to a halt?
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  215. I wouldn't say poor kid at the first clip, I would say idiot. She doesn't wonder why there are a dozen water bottles arranged in a square and just barrels through them?
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  216. The creature recording her falling cat rather than catching it doesn't deserve animals.
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  217. 2:26 Chinese cities at night look like the city from Blade Runner.
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  218.  @BackyardRebel  They're already naming places after Kardashians?
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  219. Yeah, that was a perfect drowning-on-land noise, exactly how I would have expected that to sound!
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  220. I would not have made the vent outlet so obvious, I would have had a wooden box around it with some padding so the grenade thrower could not see or hear the grenade fall into the box - that way they are less likely to run away and you've just got the enemy to kill themselves.
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  221. Not every car has hydraulic suspension, I would have assumed that had this guy had it he would have used it.
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  222. Imagine a giant hand just picked you up and fed you to a frog? That would put a crimp in your day.
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  223. Dude cycling in Italy was fine until he bumped into another dude making his way back down.
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  224. "What were the choices for in flight meal, again?" "It was steak or fish." "That's right, I had the lasagne."
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  225. You mean the veloci-fluffball?
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  226. 3:08 You've just created your very own Rick Moranis.
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  227.  @dont9790  How come you can spell don't in your name but not when you type it?
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  228. Incidentally many Brits find it funny that in the US lawyers get called attorneys because it's just an odd sounding word. "A tourney" sounding like the shortened version of a tournament.
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  229. You developed an immunity to the allergen in their saliva that causes the inflammation, your immune system treats allergens like pathogens initially but once it has enough information on the allergen it learns to ignore it. Those first six months of bites vaccinated you.
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  230. Don't try to shame strangers over the internet, that's about as pathetic as a person can get, he was doing something incredibly impressive and would have no qualms with someone looking - or else he wouldn't have done it.
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  231. The baby's head is pulsating because it is ready to shed. In a few hours there will be a new larger baby and some discarded skin.
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  232. To be fair women rarely see it coming which is why they often ask for warning.
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  233.  @kozagong  He wasn't quoting himself, he was simply using speech marks correctly.
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  234. 7:16 You didn't need a degree in physics to see that was about to happen.
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