Comments by "⃠" (@U20E0) on "Chubbyemu" channel.

  1.  @morezco  you can just casually make a lot of things that you do not want anywhere near you with cleaning supplies. Which is why all cleaning supplies say “do not mix cleaning supplies” on them.
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  2. it was taken down and reuploaded due to audio issues
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  3. It is useful for cleaning wounds ( definitely not at a 35% concentration ), just that iodine and alcohol work better in most cases.
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  4. he's dead.
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  5. except that it was neither an idiot nor an idiotic thing
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  6. ( this is here so that I will be notified on update )
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  7. They are cases that he or his colleagues have encountered ( with personal and unimportant details changed )
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  8. no? she got AIDS many years before this
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  9. that’s a different thing
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  10. The point was that the infected tooth significantly worsened the overall situation. The infection caused even more sugar to be created and diabetes has been shown to weaken the immune system — a feedback loop that you do not want.
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  11. very irrational
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  12. (desktop) you can, while paused, go to the the next/previous frame by pressing , and . (mobile) slow video to .25x to quadruple your chances
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  13. Judging by the citations given, at least two people have done just that.
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  14. plus that’s simply not true
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  15. These are cases that ( usually; description says if otherwise ) he or his colleagues have encountered. Non-important details and personal information are obviously changed for sake of anonymity ( and memes )
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  16. Likely not
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  17. why would he be concerned about that
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  18. gummy botulin
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  19. of course not
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  20.  @Gregariousness1  i think that was meant sarcastically.
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  21.  @Gregariousness1  true
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  22. mercury salts wouldn't emit vapours
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  23. the US has quite a lot of very weird laws
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  24. I noticed that too
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  25. I think it totally was
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  26. or is it
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  27. he now has balls of salt
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  28. i call them “‘why the F is it sweet’ melatonins”
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  29. it is a reupload, so it is technically new
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  30. well, that is what happened
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  31. Non-clinically important details ( if available ) are changed for sake of anonymity and memes.
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  32. today i learned that ‘vignette’ is a word. I have no idea what it actually means, but, going by the first definition in some dictionary, They do seem to be original.
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  33. tf
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  34. phosphine is pyrophoric, it can ignite itself in contact with air, but that requires higher concentrations and probably something to irritate it. So a spontaneous explosion of the lung is not that likely to happen ( from what i know ). But it theoretically can. Further, upon burning it produces phosphorus pentoxide, which can ( and will ) then react with water to create phosphoric acid — not ideal to have in your lungs.
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  35. DOOM is up with the background music
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  36.  @adjjal  I always look up the etymology of literally everAything I find even slightly interesting ( if it is not obvious already ). I do not know why it is so “addictive” to look up word history.
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  37. i’m not sure what benefits shaving a coconut is supposed to provide, be it done after or before purchase
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  38. Besides, the purpose of a disinfectant is literally to be a poison
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  39. that's a title
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  40. would -emia not be better translated as "blood state"
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  41. Iirc, celiac disease has even caused someone to commit murder in one case.
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  42. that would be “a recovery”. And i likely agree.
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  43. it’s an adaptation that cuts out to talking about the actual case half way trough. Very confusing.
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  44.  @ItsMe-ic7on  there was supposed to be a joke. I didn’t get it though, and neither did you.
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  45. i want to know what the joke was, can anyone explain??
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  46.  @Hiro-rx8yb  oh
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  47. drinking that much of even just water is probably going to cause problems
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  48. Yes, but with clinically nonsignificant details changed, so the context was most likely different. Most likely someone just decided that they would “hyperpower” their workout with some extra supplement.
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  49. It stops everything except small nonpolar molecules, and hydrophobic molecules. It is then no surprise that molecules meant to have access to the brain are hydrophobic, and molecules that are not ( like immune system signals ), are hydrophilic. It is also worth noting that glands, as well as sensory areas in the brain do not have the barrier. ( some other molecules that cannot cross by themselves, like glucose, are selectively pumped across the barrier )
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  50. O-O
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