Comments by "Del" (@Del-Canada) on "Only Human" channel.

  1. 04:36 If I were to be a guest in someone's home I wouldn't be inspecting everything like that and showing disgust on my face. Keep it to yourself. No need to make the people feel shame.
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  2. Olu got a bit too wound up about something that was relatively minor and was corrected.
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  3. 15:42 Stop whining. It's people like you that create the demand for shops like that. You are literally paying for a name, not craftsmanship.
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  4. 08:16 "I don't go in there." Of course you don't, there is no "there" in there to go into.
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  5. I'm a borderline boomer and I have learned to start letting things go. Even if you have a really valuable large collection of a certain item from say a franchise, it's pointless if you die and nobody gets to enjoy it. Unless you will it to someone, and that someone wants it, it's going to be donated, stolen by family or possibly even trashed. Large collections aren't easy to sell either. It would take you years to sell it bit by bit. So get started selling right now because of of the things you see in these collections will take 20 years to sell. Nobody buys entire collections. Enjoy life, don't obsess over anything. You're only here for a minute and then you are gone. I had serious issues with obsessing over collections and finally starting to learn how to deal with it and let them go for someone else to enjoy. I mean seriously, how many years do you need to simply stare at the same objects 24/7?
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  6. 07:18 Wait, is that Stacey Dooley? This must be early 2000's.
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  7. These people would be mid thirties or close to forty now.
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  8. These places would be a serious score for Rick Grimes and the gang.
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  9. 04:18 These fake setups are such cringe.
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  10. I like Josh. He just gets on with the task at hand.
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  11. This was produced in 2010. I wonder if Josh has turned into a giant pepperoni by now.
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  12.  @Nimvar  Roid rage maybe? You don't go placing your hand on someone's face like that.
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  13. He's like'y small and balding due to his poor diet also.
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  14. Nice? Doesn't care about animals very much though. His cats are sick and he provides no clean litter for them.
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  15. When you have collections you constantly think about them, dote over them, and so on. It'd actually stressful. Once you start to let much it go you feel so much better. I mean you can still have a few things related to the collection, but why amass enormous amounts of the same thing?
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  16. 03:07 Wow, this video is pretty old. I know her. She is a shrink here in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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  17. When you go anywhere outside of your home nation take every single precaution. Hygiene standards in many Asian countries are very low to non existent. I won't eat anything unless I see the person actually making the food and can get a look at their hands and general level of cleanliness of their face, clothing and body. Or I simply eat out of packages. When you go on vacation the point is to see the locations. Food exploration can take place at home. You don't need to leave your country to try every dish there is.
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  18. It's like asking why there are more male video game developers. Men enjoy and choose very different paths than women. I don't know why this is so hard to understand and why there needs to be study after study examining the obvious.
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  19. Bradley passed away in 2017. He and his sister had their own Youtube channel. Dunno what Danny has been up to. Also, Nick Smith has his own Youtube channel now. I believe he is 25/26 now.
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  20. I'm not a cat.
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  21. "Feminist poet." Stop complaining, being a carer is likely the best opportunity you'll ever get.
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  22. A woman making her own choices, having full agency over her body and participating in a consensual transaction, IE empowerment, and a feminist is against that?
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  23. Yep. It is.
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  24. This was produced in 2002.
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  25. Props to parents and caregivers that provide support for these children and adults. It is an extremely stressful life to have. Doing this sort of work or parenting can wear you down, and wear you down fast. Kudos to everyone making the lives of these people better.
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  26. I got a tiny chip in one of my incisors when I bit into a fish bone back in 2013 and I hate how it looks, as tiny as it is. Now I don't feel so bad about it.
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  27.  @LifestylewithAbby  Lure a herd into the place and watch everything collapse onto them.
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  28.  @tonipepperoni3424  Hard to say. I wish the year was in the title. I skipped to the end and the date the company released it was 2010 but I am positive the video was produced several years before that. Maybe 2003-2005.
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  29. Technically there didn't need to be any bargaining on Josh's trip. It was his trip, and Francesca was there as an employee. She didn't have any right to inject any sort of stipulations.
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  30. You should see how this is done now. Especially the adjustments. So precise. It's come a long way.
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  31.  @Rh34_pl4yz  Just hit the Youtube machine. Plenty of content about this procedure.
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  32. No, Sal, this is important, this is important.
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  33. I'm a food addict, but I am not obese. I am toned all over but I have a gut I can't get rid of and I am constantly eating and thinking about eating. I need help. If I can't get this under control I am going to die. I have no willpower when it comes to resisting food, NONE.
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  34. Here is how I loved my fries. I would fry them until crispy, and when done shake them good and dump them into a brown paper bag. Once I did that I would sprinkle them very slightly with salt(I don't really use salt for anything) and black pepper. Then I would shake the bag up and eat from the bag. So good.
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  35. I rented "The Big Blue" back in 1988. Great movie. I am also a SCUBA diver so I love this topic.
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  36.  @aliceinchboard5911  This was the first public media related thing she did I think, before she was a journalist. I think I was off about the date range though. This was from 2008.
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  37.  @tinglesmgee6836  Hello fellow Canadian. 🍁
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  38. I imagine he sleeps on the roof.
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  39. Incestistan.
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  40.  @LoeResults  I know. That was the point of my comment. The video is at least 21-22 years old. Everything went digital years ago.
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  41. Nutrition Facts Cooked potatoes with skin are a good source of many vitamins and minerals, such as potassium and vitamin C. Aside from being high in water when fresh, potatoes are primarily composed of carbs and contain moderate amounts of protein and fiber — but almost no fat. The nutrients found in 2/3 cup (100 grams) of boiled potatoes — cooked with the skin but without salt — are (1Trusted Source): Calories: 87 Water: 77% Protein: 1.9 grams Carbs: 20.1 grams Sugar: 0.9 grams Fiber: 1.8 grams Fat: 0.1 grams Carbs Potatoes are mainly composed of carbs, primarily in the form of starch. The carb content ranges from 66–90% of dry weight (2, 3, 4). Simple sugars — such as sucrose, glucose, and fructose — are also present in small amounts (5). Potatoes usually rank high on the glycemic index (GI), making them unsuitable for people with diabetes. The GI measures how foods affect your rise in blood sugar after a meal. However, some potatoes may be in the medium range — depending on the variety and cooking methods (6Trusted Source, 7Trusted Source). Cooling potatoes after cooking may lessen their effect on blood sugar and lower their GI by 25–26% (8Trusted Source, 9). Fibers Even though potatoes are not a high-fiber food, they may provide a significant source of fiber for those who eat them regularly. The level of fiber is highest in the skin, which makes up 1–2% of the potato. In fact, dried skins are about 50% fiber (10Trusted Source). Potato fibers — such as pectin, cellulose, and hemicellulose — are mainly insoluble (11Trusted Source). They also contain varying amounts of resistant starch, a type of fiber that feeds the friendly bacteria in your gut and improves digestive health (12Trusted Source). Resistant starch can also improve blood sugar control, moderating your rise in blood sugar after meals (13). Compared to hot potatoes, cooled ones offer higher amounts of resistant starch (8Trusted Source). Protein Potatoes are low in protein, ranging from 1–1.5% when fresh and 8–9% by dry weight (10Trusted Source, 14). In fact, compared to other common food crops — such as wheat, rice, and corn — potatoes have the lowest amount of protein. However, the protein quality of potatoes is very high for a plant — higher than that of soybeans and other legumes (10Trusted Source). The main protein in potatoes is called patatin, which may cause allergic reactions in some people (15Trusted Source). SUMMARY Carbs are the main dietary component of potatoes. Those cooled down after boiling may provide some resistant starch, which can improve gut health. Potatoes also contain small amounts of high-quality protein. Vitamins and Minerals Potatoes are a good source of several vitamins and minerals, particularly potassium and vitamin C. The levels of some vitamins and minerals drop during cooking, but this reduction can be minimized by baking or boiling them with the skin on. Potassium. The predominant mineral in potatoes, potassium is concentrated in the skin and may benefit heart health (16, 17Trusted Source). Vitamin C. The main vitamin found in potatoes, vitamin C is significantly reduced with cooking — but leaving the skin on appears to reduce this loss (16). Folate. Concentrated in the peel, folate is mostly found in potatoes with colored flesh (18Trusted Source). Vitamin B6. A class of B vitamins involved in red blood cell formation, B6 is found in most foods. Deficiency is rare. SUMMARY Potatoes are a good source of several vitamins and minerals, including potassium, folate, and vitamins C and B6.
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  42. What happened with the guy in the preview that threw buddy against the door window? Another episode or something?
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  43. I wonder if she has Sandy Cheeks.
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  44. 05:01 😸🤮
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  45. Knowing people with this syndrome and watching many diff documentary shows about it I would say the name should be changed to Upbeat Syndrome. They are usually very happy and outgoing. Also, a bit of trivia. You may notice many of them have cold sores and wear a lot of chapstick. That is because people with this condition are more prone to having angular cheilitis which are sores in the corners of their mouths. Similar to cold sores or the herpes simplex virus.
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  46. Hannah Kritzeck is 25 now and Sharon Wachowski is now 58.
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  47. 30:25
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  48.  @user-sy6fj2bm1z  I've lived all over. This is basic courtesy. I'm retired now. Also, I have a La-Z-Boy. I rarely use it tho. A friend just gave it to me a few years ago. Heh.
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  49.  @TammyTravelsTheWorld  It's not about being afraid, just about being safe. Any food you can get in other countries can be found/made in your own country. I primarily travel for the vistas, the people, etc.
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  50. That dentist was touching her mouth without gloves in the beginning and then later on is doing the work without a mask.
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  51.  @whisperingocean.  Well, she is mid fifties now and in the video she is 34. So twenty years maybe?
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  52. This was 12 years ago. Follow-ups would be awesome.
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  53. This was recorded in 2009. (Spotted the best before date on the sausages.) So Ben would be 35 now.
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  54. Nick is almost 30 now. Crazy.
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  55. All of these shows are done by actors. Their backstory's are fabricated. Their relationships are, etc. None of this is actually true. It's just entertainment. These are the sorts of acting jobs actors get when they are trying to break out into the big time. Many of these people even have IMDB profiles where they are listed as actors. Of course it seems real because they take their acting roles seriously. After all they do want to get bigger roles/gigs.
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  56.  @voodle50  Really? Damn. That would be such a shame if that were true. I can't find any info about him anywhere. His full name is Josh Artis.
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  57. Produced in 2015 in case anyone was interested like I always am.
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  58. It's not 20 pounds. It's 2 by the looks of it.
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  59.  @LifestylewithAbby  Scavenging isn't so bad, as long as you aren't giving it all to Negan. Hah.
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  60.  @beepbeep9043  Not sure why you told me your age, but I'm 59. Anyway, it does look like it was produced in 2010 by Ricochet Limited. I'm absolutely devastated that this has been confirmed upon further investigation by myself. Take care.
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  61.  @ingridgott1  Yea, that pic is 20 years old now. LOL I use it with all of my accounts so people remember me. :p I always remember you. Subbed like 12 years ago or so with my other account and 11 years ago with this account.
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  62. You're right. Just making that call and setting up an appointment takes so much mental weight off. Just had mine fixed this past Friday(July 19, 2024).
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  63. I like his weeding method for intrusive thoughts. The inside of my mind is insane. So much going on. Wars, conflict, sad scenarios, thoughts colliding, massive dread, deep dark depression. All of these scenarios going on in my head weighing me down. Sometimes I feel like I can't breathe. I have been like this since I was a kid. You would not believe the things that are happening in my mind. I am going to try that pulling weeds thing he mentioned. Maybe the simplest things will help me. If not I am going to drive off a cliff or a wharf myself. I have already considered it many times.
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  64. Anyone know the release date of this? From what I can recall it was early 2000's? Edit; Was 2006. The lack of mobile devices in every kids hand was a good indicator. I wonder if there is a follow-up?
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  65.  @JulianHaardt  Thanks for the information!
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  66.  @whisperingocean.  Her TV has rabbit ears on it also.
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  67.  @LoeResults  May even be 25 years ago. Not sure. I think she is closer to 60 actually and made a few careers changes since this.
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  68.  @river8760  No, a friend does.
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  69.  @SURFERGRL72RAKM  This is older than 2005. Where did you get the info? Look at the hair styles and the cars. Also, nobody is using cell phones. Phones were still popular before the iPhone came out in 2007. Everyone had a Blackberry, or a Nokia mobile phone.
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  70.  @SURFERGRL72RAKM  Catherine, the physio therapist in the video says she is 34. She is mid fifties now so(may be a bit older). She's a psychologist now here in Halifax.
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  71.  @SURFERGRL72RAKM  Kathleen rather. I would edit my comment but I don't edit comments.
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  72.  @SURFERGRL72RAKM  Oh, no I didn't mention editing because you had. I always say that when I add a comment instead of editing when I am speaking with someone. Also, you don't see a single mobile phone. In 2005 people were actually using them everywhere. On the bus, at work, at school, everywhere. You see none in this video. Not just phones, but iPods(not the touch) and other mobile media and MP3 players. You see none of that either. You know what would be nice? Having the date available in the description so we wouldn't have to debate dates under videos endlessly. 😸
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  73.  @SURFERGRL72RAKM  The thing is, I know Kathleen. In the video she is 34, she says so in the video. But now she is 55 or 56. So it is at least 20 years old. I wish I could find a date but that is the best I can do at the moment.
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  74.  @SURFERGRL72RAKM  She lives here in Halifax now and is a shrink. Changed careers.
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  75.  @SURFERGRL72RAKM  I found it. Aired from 1999-2000. I have no idea why IMDB didn't come up originally though. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11166124/
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  76.  @SURFERGRL72RAKM  So that would make my estimate correct since she is 55/56 now.
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  77.  @MamiOf3kids  OMG yes. I love Crispy Crunch.
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  78. I believe you should love yourself regardless of your size. My issue is when people claim obesity is a positive thing. There is nothing healthy or positive about type 2 diabetes, hypertension, thyroid issues, heart disease, kidney disease, etc.
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  79. Decades ago nurses and even doctors could spend some time by your bedside having a chat and just keeping you company. Now so many people are unhealthy and not taking care of themselves and there are doctor and nurse shortages all over the UK and North America. This makes attentive care nearly impossible. What I notice now in hospitals also(I spend more time in them than at home) is the younger staff are simply not paying attention to anyone. I see pee bags leaking because they need to be emptied, nurses rushing about when they are placing IV lines in and extracting blood, patients pressing their call buttons are not being attended to because staff are sitting at their stations on their mobiles, and so on. The primary reason for all of this is mobile devices. They are literally addicted to looking down at their devices. And for what? Is having a chat full of "ikr", "lol", "idk" really that pressing? I consider working to be a break from mobile devices. I don't find them to be relaxing at all. People always bothering you with their loud notifications also. Turn that shite off. Nobody cares about your "cute" notification sound. I even see staff bump into each other at times because of this serious distraction. I would laugh if it wasn't so serious. Hospital staff should have to stow their mobiles and only get access to them during breaks, lunch, etc. They are as important as a driver of a vehicle and should not be distracted. I know this comment isn't really related to the video except it's about hospital staff, but it reminded me of how understaffed and distracted our most important front line people are nowadays. Add to this open borders and you have a looming disaster, especially with medical tourism. Imagine a plastic bag that can only hold say 30 pounds. If you reach that limit and keep adding more and more weight the bag is gonna rip wide open with it's contents falling to the ground. That is literally what is happening to the NHS at this very moment. It is even happening to Canada now. Remember, this episode is several years old now. Imagine a situation ten times worse now and you have the NHS today. This is the very real ugly side of socialized medicine. Doctors and nurses need to be paid more and there needs to be more of them. End of.
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  80.  @RoysMrs  Damn. I never knew about Bridgette. Rest is peace, Bri.
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  81. *in
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  82. My bad. Nick is actually 28 now.
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  83.  @wowowo2887  That's awesome. I forget what his last name is now tho.
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  84.  @wowowo2887  Okay, thank you!
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  85. Diabetes speedrun.
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  86. That first one giant squilbs.
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  87. I was going to say if you want to see evidence of this practice go to Bradford and just a minute later the hostess was in Bradford. LOL 08:52 On a serious note, who do you think has to pay for all of those medications and surgeries he and thousands of others need just to live a somewhat normal life?
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  88. Imagine the cost this form of ignorance inflicts on the NHS and tax payers. It's enormous. Of course the pain inflicted on the children as well. This is no life for them.
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  89. Who are the Warriors? There must be some word! I want them all! I want ALL the Warriors! I want them alive, if possible. If not, wasted! But I want them. Send the word!
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  90. Putin when he was a kid. Oh, and I love the music. What is it?
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  91. @Tigress069 Yea, someone mentioned he was, but I couldn't find any information. His full name is Josh Artis. The person may have been trolling. It didn't seem like a serious comment.
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  92. The one in the pink top is cute. And no, I am not talking about her boobs. LOL
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  93. Not sure I would even notice his teeth were small. They look average to be honest.
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  94. The problem with most of these Imams is they ONLY know Islam, period. That's all they know. Their entire life is Islam. They know nothing about math, biology, physics, science, economics, geography, etc. They study Islam 24/7. That's it. 😸
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  95. Spicy fried cabbage is farken delicious tho.
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  96. I have been baking them in the oven for around ten years now but am considering getting a deep fryer again just for those fried cravings. I am afraid I'll constantly use it again though. That is why I got rid of it in the first place. Here is how I loved my fries. I would fry them until crispy, and when done shake them good and dump them into a brown paper bag. Once I did that I would sprinkle them very slightly with salt(I don't really use salt for anything) and black pepper. Then I would shake the bag up and eat from the bag. So good.
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  97.  @Historyrhymezz  Yea, that would make sense since the end credits show 2010.
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  98. My ex girlfriends brother ate fried potatoes only. Wake up, fried potatoes. Dinner. Same. Supper. The same. Snacks. The same. No veggies. Just ate fried potatoes. He's buy fifty pound bags and pre-cut them so they would be ready to cook whenever he was hungry,.
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  99. I feel like, I dunno, I feel like we're living in a futuristic wonderworld.
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  100.  @Alf258  I was in my thirties. D'oh!
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  101. How did buddy get into that little UFO?
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  102. I grew up in the seventies. When i would complain about anything my mom would say I should be thankful I wasn't a thalidomide baby. Not in a mean way, but in the way parents would tell their kids that there are starving kids in Africa that would love to have the meal they were eating. It sounds cliche, but be thankful for every fortune in your life.
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