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The Heinz ketchup ad really got me . That is something I'll never ask for. π€£
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I'm Portuguese and I worked at the Expo-98 in Lisbon as a security and sometimes visitors would ask us questions about not only our country's pavilion but mostly about other countries. A group of Americans asked if Portugal had frontiers with any other countries. I said we only had a frontier with Spain. One of guys had this amazed look on his face and asked: Spain? They speak Spanish? I replied: Yes, they speak Spanish. The guy just looked at the group, turned to me asked: "When did the Mexicans conquered Spain? To this day I still don't know how I didn't belt out a heartfelt laugh. π
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Fun fact: the world famous ukulele isn't an Hawaiian instrument. It's originally from Portugal. Bet you didn't know that one. π
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Never once here in Ireland and England heard once anyone saying chunder. I've heard either throwing up or vomiting. Chunder, I believe, is Australian slang made famous by Men At Work in their song "Down Under".
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I'm drooling so much I look like a dog with rabies.π
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9:03 When Mother Nature calls, nobody is immune. π
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Welcome to the Wonderful World of European Sports, Ian. π All you just saw is nothing compared to when a derby is being played, or European Cups. The rivalry is immense.
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The Portuguese language clip should state Brazilian Portuguese, not just Portuguese. That is a Brazilian man saying where he is from and with a very heavy local accent. It took me several attempts to identify the language even though I'm Portuguese. Very well guessed, Ian. You got it way before I did. π
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I was working as security at Expo-98 in Lisbon. We had people coming from every country and tried to help finding their country's pavilion whenever we could. One day, an American couple of about 45 years old, came walking to me and asked when were the Spanish taking over their province ( Portugal has provinces the same way the US has states) and why ee eere still speaking Portuganese instead of Spanish. I was fuming mad. We are neighbor countries, we get along, but don't mix us with the Spanish. I turned to them and asked why are all Americans descendants of the bastards the English left in the US. The man turned from red to complete white, grabbed his wife and left without a word. I felt bad saying something so stupid and offensive, but they asked for trouble. You don't go to another country and offend people.
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Many years ago, in Portugal we had Laranjina (Laranja is Orange in Portuguese). The music for the tv ad was Tequila. What they did was to substitute the word Tequila for Laranjina.
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That suburban area has no green at all. It must be hell to live there in summer time.
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That huge yellow 5 axle truck is like having a house on wheels. I bet nothing is missing inside, not even the kitchen sink. Damn.π³
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That poor lady at the beginning looked like she was thinking "Why on earth did I marry this maniac". π Happy Holidays, Ian and family.
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Ian, the first truck has that water spraying rail to be used in forest fires. That will allow the truck to put out the fire and prevent burning the tires and keep the crew safe un the event of hasty retreat. Of course, as you've just seen, it can be used to "clean" the road of debris amongst other similar uses. Keep in mind that whatever tank capacity, using the high pressure (mist), the available amount will be ten times more than using a regular nozzle.
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Ian looked like a ten year old boy getting his big dream present. Look out, everyone! Here he comes and fast. Get off the road. (Thank the gods there are no fatal accidents in gaming). Now you just need to tweak the settings to your liking. Here we goooo...... π
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Ian looks and sounds like a 10 year old kid in a candy shop. π It's no wonder to me though, I'm the same with aeroplanes.
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Australia, the land of wierd stuff. π
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Oh Lord! Her facial expressions looking at the food says it all. π
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Yes, Sabine was a Goddess. I've never seen Richard Hammond panicking so much in a car.
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My friend Jose, your comment is the very best I've seen in a long time. I still have chest pains from laughing so much and so hard. I have no idea if your comment is true or not, but it deserves an Oscar. Kind regards.
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Holy Moses! That car can brake all the windows in the Empire State building, even the ones on top floor.
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Oh gawd! Some of those comments are hilarious. In Portugal, at sixth grade kids start learning a new language, normally French or usually English. In later stages, students can learn other languages like German. It depends on what they are studying for.
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As a Portuguese citizen, I'm very proud that we were the first country to abolish slavery, although I honestly thought it was later than the date stated.
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I've been living in Ireland for the last 24 years and I never heard anyone swearing like the Irish. It's amazing how much they can go on un a single sentence. π
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Since Ian loves small and exotic cars, he should have a look at the BMW Isetta and the Messerschmitt.
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I couldn't stop laughing at Tom's description of a car overtaking you at speed. He is hilarious. π€£
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That first video is the stuff of nightmares for anyone working with emergency vehicles. Trucks should never be allowed in the inside left lane, ever.
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That bus engine roar is just....Wow! It sounds like a turbo because of the whistling pitch. Also, the driver has a lot of skill driving it. I bet it's not easy to turn those bends that fast first time. I'm pretty sure I've seen one of these buses in Norwich in England some six years ago. Instead of red and white, it was red with a cream top.
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No, but I had to sing the national anthem every morning just before the start of school hours.
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I can easily imagine Ian with a ear to ear smile and looking like a kid in a candy shop.
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It's a good thing that he never said his deck needed sanding and polishing. π
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Ian, since you are so fascinated with trucks, you should look for trucking in South America. Some roads are certainly enough to give you an heart attack just by looking at them.
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My word! Ian, of all the funny videos you have uploaded, this is the best one ever. My tea has just been blown out through my nose when you showed up the map of the world according to some people. π€£ Then , I got to think this: If there is nowhere else to live than what that image shows, where were the Corean War, Vietnam War and WW1 and WW2 fought?
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These drivers have to know each other and their own trucks very well to achieve such precision. Even if they're not in radio contact every second of the journey, their coordination is amazing. Huge risk, yes, because anything can go wrong, the satisfaction of a good job done has to be enormous.
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I'm very surprised the guy that wrote about Stonehenge, didn't complaint about not having wi-fi there. About the one saying that there's too many Spanish people in Spain, i wonder what he would say if he went to China. π
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I've seen very weird things from all over the world, but so far no country beats Australia.
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When in groups of three or four riders, if the man in front has the bad luck of falling off the bike, the others don't have enough time to react. This is a thought as scary as hell.
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Since you are so into rally and f1, you should get good driving wheel and pedals set. It will make a huge difference of how you will feel the car. Also, you could give a try to Colin McRae rally game. It was the best rally simulator back some years ago. Your view about how difficult rally is will change dramatically. Tip: Don't forget some corners can be taken faster if you counter- steer. Enjoy.
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Ian, even us common europeans would fail one city or another. On the second test, I can say I would faill a lot more than you did.
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The ad where the lady cleans the stairs and turn all lights off, is from Ukraine, I believe, but the music is Portuguese Fado (a very traditional nostalgic type of music with emphasis of longing).
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βΒ @maciejzetttΒ Same as the Eiffel Tower, casinos and hotels. π
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I'm not surprised at people trying to get out of the way of sn emergency vehicle. What I'm surprised with, is that some people will try make it faster to their destination by staying in front of the ambulance. That happens a lot in Portugal. Those people only learn the lesson when it happens to someone in their family.
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4:50 If I'm not mistaken, the white car beside the Subaru, is a Ford RX3 Cosworth. Great machine. The Audi has been tamed sound wise. It's nowhere near was it was during the Golden Era. The Citroen gave me an idea. "Helen, bring some sausages, we're doing a barbecue".π
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If you upgrade the exhaust for a stainless steel competition one and get rid of the first muffler, the anti-lag noise is even more powerful. Enough to get the attention of any police you see. Compared with today's standards it is very basic, but back in the 80's, it was a monster of a car.
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The details in these trucks are amazing. They really look like the real deal. Great video, Ian. Eleven bots reported.
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Β @metalvideos1961Β See, we're always learning in this channel. Never crossed my mind for bowling to be a Dutch game. The least you expect, you're learning something new. Amazing.
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Β @metalvideos1961Β Oh man. This is so cool. I had no idea. Thank you for taking the time to teach me this. I really appreciate it.
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And , as is per usual, an American drink has loads of sugar added. It's no wonder how so many people are diabetic and/or overweight.
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Those Hyundai i40 can be fast as hell. Almost all cars have the limiters removed or replaced.
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It's amazing how the drivers can operate articulated trucks like that in such tight spaces. And without help.
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