Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "Daily Dose Of Internet" channel.

  1. I once witnessed a girl aged 3 or 4 being restrained by 5 aunties and the claires-lady and she was screaming like crazy. She sat in the shoppingwindow and my stomach turned. She was screaming NoOOOOOo please NO and they did it anyway. I looked away, I wanted to yell at them but I was 16 and did not have the guts to do so. It is despicable. Babies and kids are not your accessories. I have studied Pedagogic Work and to people that claim that they forget the pain, I uaually ask them if they would pierce their dogs ears the same way, even if they start yowling and try to get away. If they say; No way that's cruel!" I say: Tadah.
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  2. It's the Ganges, they (they being...several million people and others not so much) also poop, bathe, swim in there. Wash their faces, brush their teeth with the water (while a few meters back someone is pooping) the children play in it, the rests of the burned corpses of the town are being dumped in there, the dogs like to swim in there, the clothes are being washed in there, the factories dump their chemical wastes in there, people dump their trash in it. It's one big holy river that's supposed to clean all of that.
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  3. Thing is, that's a beanbag/cherrypit bag, so that is incredibly hard. Like a solid matter when it hits your head. So maybe the slapping noise was funny, but to her, this felt the same as a firstpunch to the head.
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  4. He could ofcourse be suffering from the start of Alzheimers, he could be suffering from complex PTSD and he could just be miserable from life like many teenagers these days that feel misunderstood in their anger-outbursts. But sure, you go ahead and enjoy seeing a disabled person lay on the floor.
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  5. Yeah, although I (quite skinny and currently weak) would have nót encouraged the baby elephant to lay on top of me. Those are an average of 90 to 120 at birth, let alone áfter that. I am currently 65 kilos, so that thing is twice my weight. That thing would crush the air out of my lungs.
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  6. Not to mention the trust issues it induces, but I am typing on my phone, so that is for another day.
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  7. I don't know, the kid was kicking, bumped into the man, apologized quickly. Then he kicked 'softer' against the bloke in front, appareantely nearly hit the guy again and he Ninja-kicked him in the back. I mean...I don't understand who is more "childish". The adult in a swing videotaping himself and a kid and then kicking him. Or a young teenager playing around with his friends (and actually apologizing if he hits a stranger.) According to me, the teenkid is the adult in the situation.
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  8. Its definitely one way to get the most nasty plastic splinters in your hand.
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  9. Exactly what I thought. Some people have their eye on the views and will completely forget what they have in front of them. I once sat in a train (admittedly dressed in a costume) with a friend and I got bottles thrown at my head, because someone wanted to make a tiktok about me getting angry. And those were strangers.... this was his PARENT.
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  10. It's possible something blocked it, if she had stuff in her car laying around. Makes her careless sure, but why on earth would she run into a gym on purpose?
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  11. I'm not upset. They never promised you the big one. If everyone gets the small one, then everyone pays the same for the same pizza. I can bake 19 biscuits and sell someone a batch of 15. They don't know I had 19 in the oven. It's a problem when everybody gets 19 and this costumer 15 biscuits. Otherwise, no problemo.
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  12. Like that last suspect that definitely did not deserve an additional concussion and broken jaw to his arrest. Come on. Nice tackle, but jesus, what if he turned out to have stolen a car or something stupid?
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  13. If I was alone, I would likely run off. 50 men photograhing me while they whistle and scream? No, thankyou.
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  14. Yeah and in the USA I have the feeling that the police doesn't always take that at face value.
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  15. That was indeed very impressive, he saw it happening and just grabbed her arms and pushed her to safety. Great cop.
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  16. Sometimes, the commentsection reminds me of mobs in medieval times. Not a lot of common sense or clear nuanced opinions, just a lot of screaming and OOOOOOOOOFFF WITH HIS HEAD!
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  17. 1:34 Als known as; how to break your back, because that guy was definitely moving with her. Sure, that trick works partially, but not if the person is unconscious, which is when you'd do that. For anyone wondering; You hook your arms across their chest, underneath their arms and you drag them to safety, walking backwards. Watch your back and work with your legs. Don't move a person if they're not in danger, especially if neckdamage has (possibly) occurred.
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  18. The sad thing is that he undermines their progress with the singing. He made her high-five him, when she attempted, he came up close to her face, started singing (bit of a throaty-r-sound, which isn't necessarily a positive noise to a cat) and then gave her a treat a few seconds later. If you want to train a cat, dog or other pet, you have to be quick. Paw! Paw Welldone! while giving the Treat. No waiting, grabbing the treat or talking first.
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  19.  @nicolajnielsen1522  I bet they eat each other, not to mention, just drop off. They look like cute little platypusses.
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  20.  @duck966  Not everyone with Alzheimer's will be able to afford a caretaker, neither is it clear how he harassed them, other than driving around. What if he was complaining about the noise, which they were making or whatever. We don't know that side at all. All we see is him driving around, them saying they want to call someone and him having an accident and them leaving him laying there, knowing he is unable to stand up. I have PTSD too and I have not harassed people that did construction-work, but I can definitely imagine that as an old person, with zero chill, you might. Sure, maybe I'm too empathethic and can imagine the helplessness while laying there and being in pain and the capable youths just standing around and not helping you out, because they don't like you now, but the right thing to do, would have been to help him. Even if it is just to show him, that there áre nice people in the world. The only thing they showed him with this behaviour, is that he was right to think that they were assholes in the first place.
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  21. I know it sounds mean, because it was such a sad sight...but that American flag, with the thunderstorm...a sad house breaking down. It was too stereotypically American and I don't know. On one hand, I wish the guy has a proper house now. On the other hand..all I could think was; I'm complaining about mý house all day and it is such a HQ location and home, compared to that.
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  22. Fairly sure that was also not in Holland, but it was in the Netherlands. And the shoe is a clog. But oh well.
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  23. (you have to take into account that the height from.which it was thrown matters too. A coin thrown from the Eiffeltower will kill someone downstairs. If you throw a solid bag down from 3 meters, quite a lot of weight gets added to that bag and the impact of it.
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  24. I was expecting a sudden figure to stand in the middle, creeping closer with every flicker.
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  25. Yeah, as someone with PTSD from other sources, disrupting sleep in such a manner is not funny to me anymore. Sleeping on the job means you don't get enough rest. Your body being so exhausted that you basically collapse is not something to be punished for. Call me a cottonbud all you want but I would gently pat the guy on the shoulder and whisper; 'Hey buddy, everything okay? You fell asleep.'
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  26. It's a toddler though, at the least. No offense, but you Americans call everything baby until it retires.
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  27. Weird that there were even handprints on the car though. Was this staged? Who wouldn't wipe the handprints off the cardoor-window before giving the car away. OR EVEN to just see out of the window clearly as you're driving towards her (to give it to her)? I feel like this is staged to "show people how to be grateful' or something. If I got a car and my parents didn't bother wiping the handprints off of it, I'd wonder what was up with them and if they maybe had gone a bit blind.
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  28. I thought it was a bit risky though, she barked loudly, that's an intimidating movement. You noticed he looked scared, alert and moved his face towards her, to double check if she really meant to threathen him. If you try to do that for (let's say) 4 times in a row, the dog will probably bite your face.
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  29. Dó be aware of the anti-flee-products that you (might) put on your dog or on the dog's collar. It might very well affect the young birds.
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  30. Just a random Pedagogic Worker here; It is vital to let kids have their own property, and to treat (at least a part of) their items as their property. If you do not, they will never have a sense of something being theirs and get problems sharing (because they think they'll lose it forever) have problems standing up for themselves whenever people take their stuff later on, they will overcompensate and hide their items away or get anxiety when getting their clothes dirty/ripped at adult age, even when it is théir own clothing and they no longer have to answer to their parents for it. It is similar to the problems that kids and adults experience when parents snoop in their room or take away their privacy. It gives the child the feeling that they are part of the parent and not an indidivual human being. This will not help them later in life, to say the least. It can give people severe problems. It is important that the child, as soon as possible, realises that they are not 'a part of their parents.' Children that don't develop this realisation, will have attachment issues, (and so on and so on, I can list them all.) I would also like to refer anyone here with kids or the future plans to have kids, to read the book "the Happiest Kids in the World" (bringing kids up the Dutch way) which also touches upon this subject, amongst many others. Studies have shown that, though there is ofcourse no perfect way, the Dutch way comes closest to create happy children that are responsible individuals that are not afraid to stand up for themselves, will respect people once they earn the respect and will know who they are.
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  31. In all honesty, I wouldn't have done it. It was very heroic, but even I wouldn't have jumped on there. The idea of it tilting anyway and people that stood on the edge falling 'into' the system that is still turning, grinding them up into pieces. While the people in the sofa-seat-shaped-seats are arguably safer. I wouldn't have done it.
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  32.  @livingbarret  I mean, at least try next time, there's so much you can diss european countries for, vlad. And yet you try to insinuate our (famously liberate and privacy-guarantueeing) bathrooms are bad?
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  33. Fairly sure he was already without enough oxygen to think straight.
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  34.  @_MrEight1  Haha, me neither. I think this one wasn't just-born, so it must've been heavier. I'm guessing right below 200 kilo's or something? I don't know, as I mentioned, I am currently very weak (thyroidproblem) and I can't even lift up my mattress properly during householdwork, so one elephant would be enough to flatten me xD Then again, I'm guessing if she had screamed in panic, the elephant would've understood that, there was no actual danger when you look at it that way.
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  35. @ No, put him on a leash, the dog can rampage through the car, cause an accident, chihuahua's can get stuck in the gaspedal-area, put the dog on a leash and strap him in.
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  36.  @divinefem8793  Fairly sure they just had uneven numbers and she just had to wait a few seconds longer.
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  37.  @Atenea015  It is mentioned around 9:30 in the video called Beauty Standards Are Bullsh*t. [RANT] But it's better to just listen to the whole rant, actually, because she mentions a whole lot of things (saggy titters, big noses, flat asses, small titters, small noses) that were all hip once and then lost their popularity and then came back again as 'trending.' I'd also like to recommend Why Are Body Parts Fashion? [RANT] And Let's Talk About TikTok's Obsession With Beauty Have a good evening
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  38. Back in the day, the whole city would shun you for a prank like that. Your mum would hit you with a broom and everyone would call you a nasty, vicious little child. Nowadays..you get to appear on Daily Dose of Internet.
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  39. Just say it was early delivered, feign excitement, tell them it is still going to be unpacked on xmas day and wrap it together as a family. It will be a funny santa mistake. "Remember the day that santa's gift came early, daddy?" Problem solved
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  40.  @romanfeomah8680  Ofcourse not. Look at that thing.
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  41.  @AntoineDennison  Like heartproblems, lungproblems, gangreen, musclepain, bone-problems and not being able to clean your crack. Living the dreamlife.
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  42.  @clouderino  Right, well, maybe it's because I'm not from the USA, but I think obesity is something to cry about, rather than laugh at.
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  43. I have the feeling it is fake.
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  44. Deepfakes were used in 1995 in the Dutch 'Even Apeldoorn bellen' Bill clinton commercial. Superfunny and well done, I recommend taking a look.
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  45.  @scapapoodlypaddledoo4847  Yes, there is, it's called infant. But the term for anything above 2 is toddler. As soon as the thick "fat" arms become normal arms, the head stays upright by itself, the thing starts walking, the thing starts "talking" ánd the thing eats solid food, it's a toddler.
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  46.  @itskitt3237  You can't see if the man has no medication and this man can't "lash out" in his wagon, he can't even walk. There is also a big difference between possible-injuring-someone while helping them up ÁND sitting next to someone, making sure they are okay and asking if you need to get their caretaker or wife, to help them back up. You can't just let someone lay there, saying; 'Well yeah, bruh, I don't want to hurt him, so I'll just let him lay there." At least..I don't know what the rules in America are, but in my country, you nééd to help and leaving the person to just lay there, is punishable by law.
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  47. Youknow, had they done this without videotaping it all, I would've felt bad for them. But these beaches were attentionhungry and I don't feel bad for them.
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  48.  @grandiagod  I think the same thing, but by normalizing this kindof thing, you're encouraging others to try this as well, with people that AREN'T in on the joke. I've seen some horrible examples of that. And the perpatrators are só susprised that tears and screaming are the consequence and not laughter.
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  49. 1. It was ragebait 2. Ruining a nice cake for your partner, is very nasty behaviour, no matter what for 3. If you do not want your partner to photograph dinner anymore (enough to destroy their food) break up. Now.
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  50. I always called people pink, brown or darkbrown and I kindof still do. Darkbrown is what others call black. Brown is what Indian people are. Lightbrown is what Asians are Pink is what white people are. White is what I call people that are in the hospital and dying. Yellow is when you are sick. Same with green. I also recently spoke to someone about painting people and how to mix their skincolour and I went; 'Pink, ocre, loads of white and a spot of yellow for you. And burned sienna, bit of burned umber, slight dab of white, bit of ocre and a spot of orange for your friend." I don't call anyone black (unless social situations ask for it) that is not literally painted black.
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