Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "Today I Found Out" channel.

  1. Even the second recipe wasn't bad. Then they removed beef flavoring, because of Hindus. Then the third was so disgusting. Man that was like early or mid 2,000s. They removed trans fat. Then they changed again. I seen studies saying tallow isn't as bad as once thought. Especially compared to certain oils. It has to do with keeping the oil on the burner for long periods. Wish they'd go back to the 93% tallow.
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  2. True danger is getting hit by one. I heard they are bad when burning. Say your tank gets hit, and a part of it burns. Yet inhaling toxins from it is the least of your concerns. Anyway war is hell. I want our armies to be equipped with the best.
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  3. As long as the knowledge is used, and never repeated, and makes civilization better saving billions of the same pain. Is it really unethical to use the unusable? Not quite sure, but I am grateful for their unauthorized sacrifice! That is the real issue. We don't give them credit. Or reward it. You give me a couple million. You can put me in a study.
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  4. Yeah I know many who joined due to video games and movies. Not a SINGLE person due to their shit commercials with the exception of the SEALS. Yet I'd argue people who want to be a SEAL aren't due to the commercial but their portrayal in media. Who joined the army because they saw and heard "an Army of One!" "Be all you can be". Also if they relaxed minor drug use and would show people how much soldiers get paid or not pay for? Maybe more would join.
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  5. When I realized that the blades literally hold the entire aircraft, and payload? That blew my little peasant mind. Then I learned about the Jesus Nut. It is like all that weight just basically dangling off a relatively small piece of metal is just unfathomable. Then add in the stress of lift, flying, engine vibrations, speed of the rotor, etc etc. I don't know why I never made the connection till I was older. Forgot what I was looking at when I was thought wait a minute... The hell?
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  6. Like they force you to eat something. Kids these days don't realize how good the early 90s fries were. Screw them all.
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  7. DU is cheaper though then Tungsten? That is weird that is harder to source.
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  8. Also if you have a food allergy look it up.
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  9. For sure we could do it today. Don't we have air drops now? ( I just started the video )
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  10. Konami was what made me first of this.
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  11. The self sharpening is what makes it so good over tungsten. What I don't understand is the self incineration part. I don't fully grasp that. Outside Simon saying it is brittle, and fragments while doing so. DU is also significantly cheaper than tungsten. 5$ a pound opposed to 30$ on average.
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  12. So what did you talk about? In elementary I would change the words. Slashes and gashes ,(or bashes) we all frown down. My teachers hated that I would say or change it but I had one who would laugh as a kid. I wish bling was a word. Bling around the Toooties!
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  13. I was thinking when I played football. I could instantly recognize the ball, or the other team even when the colors were similar in fractions of a second Hell even when just playing with friends all with different street clothes I could do it. I assumed I was picking up their body language more than identifying their outfits/uniform. All while finding the ball on a field of 22 players. Or I could tell if someone was right behind me from sound, or looks from other players even. You learn to read the flow of the game without actually thinking. I think humans are great at subconsciously taking in quick information from all the sources available to us. Especially after years of practice. Also reminds me water diviners or water witches. Using two metal wands or sticks doesn't actually seem to increase the chances of them detecting close ground water. Yet experience definitely did matter. Those with like a decade of experience were also less likely to walk over known water sources since the scientists already mapped where the ground water was. The studies suggested they were using other clues subconsciously.
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  14. Flying cars will have to be automated or be able to take over ASAP. Which actually should be easier than self driving cars. Less stuff in the air as far as obstacles. Yet seriously. Ford could have changed the way we see flight if history if he had his way. Ford definitely for all his flaws did try building a better future that did not involve pleasing stock holders.
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  15. Interesting stuff. Never thought about the history of it a single time. The guy who created the machine charging a reasonable rate, instead of ripping studios off is an OG. Modern TiikTok laugh tracks are insufferable. They go out of their way to use the same ones. There is a clip of guy who sounds like he has lung cancer laughing from an old Spanish talk show. They use his laugh track all the time on their stupid short videos titled, "try not to laugh." I try not popping a handful of pills, and downing it with alcohol. That is what those videos make me feel. I hate it. AI short channels are even producing it.
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  16.  @TeleriumD12  Aliens?! We will build a wall and the Mexicans will pay for it! JK of course but this is interesting. I feel like they should have put more time into it. I wonder what ancient fossils are under the ice.
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  17. How efficent are modern thermonuclear (?) weapons? The first bomb dropped only used .007 milligrams for the reaction. It was ridiculously inefficient. Quite insane how destructive it still was.
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  18. Yeah that is a good point, and there is no way around it. Price is arbitrary. Some cheaper wines are actually made with quality as well. Business Insider black bald guy does a decent job of comparing two wines to say what one is cheaper.
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  19.  @soniccookie655  All of them get dull so quickly. I've even snapped one which should not have happened. Then the hinge off an other one. I prefer them for the tools like a Phillips head and all that. Heck the tool for threading can be used as a great punching weapon like a brass knuckle. The knife though IMO is weak, thin, and dulls quickly. It depends on the model. but a longer Swiss army knife with a thick long blade that tapers down would be amazing! It doesn't need to have 373830 tools.
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  20. I was just thinking of how crazy it is that we know the speed of light. How did they first measured the speed of light earlier today, and just things about it. Was watching a video on how light speed and space share the same... Uh energy? (Which is might be one reason why you can never break the limit.) Then this video pops up. I really hate when that happens, and don't you guys? Think one thing randomly, and suddenly it pops up. Feels like my thoughts are being watched or lnown. (I know it is just a coincidence. Still it is crazy.)
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  21. Ticks are my biggest fear. I haven't seen any now that I moved outside of Philly on the NJ. Ugh. In RI I would ride a bike on the side of Route 1 to get to work. You would see a ton on the tips of grass. I also lived in Groton CT which is close to Old Lyme.
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  22. The BAR should be the first assault rifle IMO. Yet it is more semantics so i get it.
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  23.  @extropiantranshuman  Yeah they definitely changed the fries. Never the same since then. Wonder what the old fries tasted like as it has been forever.
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  24. Glad they all lived my fiance died by being hit by a drunk driver. She seemed okay then went into a coma and died. She died by visiting me. (I am using an other account and writing)
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  25. I was thinking about this earlier! Mind blowing. I always thought a small fighter that could land on the sea, submerge, pop up, fly, attack, and then go and rear!
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  26. Why would they care when they most likely would never see it even if they clearly broke the law multiple times like Trump and others.
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  27. The incinerator cluster bat bomb has to be the weirdest. Edit. Called Project X Ray. Known as dun dun dundun BAT BOMB! Smart clusters since the bats would fly into the wooden nooks, and crannies of Japanese buildings which were made of wood. One mishap happened, and destroyed the test range. Luckily it was in the middle of no where as the bombs effective range was 20 to 40 miles. Honestly it was effective. Me thinks it would have killed more than nukes if deployed with thousands of tiny fires spreading at once. It would have created fire storms in cities..
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  28.  @robertstone9988  I have only met a few people who were pulled over by cops. Yet they were drunk AF, and they didn't GTFO of the way. Also if you're a known drug dealer they would. I walk to the store here and use the street but don't impede traffic. The sidewalks suck.
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  29. I love the semantics bit! The BAR should have been considered the first AR. It was carried by one man and heavy and all the legal jazz. I bet there is an older gun that is considered today as an AR.
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  30. I was told it is to remind you not to get poop on your thumb nail while wiping. Like oh shit! I went through again. ;)
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  31. I had a similar but I was six so my memory. It wasn't big, but looks similar. I called it an elephant fish. Is it the same?
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  32. Also the AC current wiring made me stop watching. Still an amazing plane.
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  33. ​ @niina83 Fermented fish. Not specifically fish sauce. First known fish sauce is Greek in around the 4th or 3rd century BCE. Pretty cool none the less. Fermented fish is still an important export from certain norweigan countries. Climate is perfect for it. Like Stockfish. Screw thar fermented shark. Any food that is illegal to consume in public is a no for me.
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  34. This is why you grow Dee'z Nutz! Salty and tasty. I also have Penne Packer flavor and sell it as street vendor. (I'm borrowing families phone. I am a male. I think it is good marketing label.)
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  35. Screw 🪛 you¡ I shall blame you for what I eat and you shall follow my belief.
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  36. I've broken so many of them, except for the spike. Weird that we had different experiences as the scissors were the worse part of it. Also the blade would just go dull and break so quickly. I will take one that has thicker and longer with less tools.
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  37. I have had it but only two to five times. However it only was a noise, and around others. So I felt insane as others didn't hear it. Like someone shot a gun.
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  38. Yeah man after my grandfather passed (RIP) and shit broke loose between my dads side. I just ignored it. I'm not picking sides. I couldn't understand the language. Like I see you guys once every five years since my mom left our dad at five years old. What would I do with farming equipment? Threaten a dealer with a John Deer.
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  39.  @NevadaLamb  Are you sure this happened!? How do you know, maybe she was right and you're imagining that happened. Hmmmm Haha just kidding, but that is crazy. Quite honestly I didn't know you could take someone's inheritance like that. I should be able to leave my stuff to whoever I want. The older I get issues like a will and divorce disgust me.
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  40.  @NevadaLamb  Also sorry about your loss, and had to deal with that and replying twice. Pretty sure I wouldn't have handled that situation nicely.
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  41.  @BouXIII  I agree with you but I do know you do NOT want to be in a military jail. We kill our own. Also the way "fighters" or terrorist fight make people sketchy due to guerilla warfare. Screw the violence I saw, but the actions and PTSD of US soldiers on crimes is a fault by those they fight. They fight with a hand behind their back.
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  42. Also learning about McArthur and the shadow government. I don't care what anyone says Japan recovered so quickly and popped up. Same for South Korea but I WILL never forgive them for cheating in Star Craft! They would edit the maps!
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  43. I was in middle school and getting home from school when I saw an one year old (ish) fall out of a window and hit a giant bush. It was three stories high. I think the screen plus fertilizer saved him. Other people saw it so I went home but I think the bush plus screen saved him.
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