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

  1. I think they took the drinkingbottle away and he was in a drinkingtrance that kittens and puppys also experience.
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  2.  @grbmajor6645  They cut the fins off and let the shark go again. They have a bucket in the middle. You're not supposed to take the whole shark inside the boat. You're supposed to drag it to the surface, cut the fin off and let it go again, so it dies slowly.
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  3. Yeah and not-so-fun-fact, they have been tested (I assume) very very very well, because the former design had a flaw and it pumped the breaks on a traintrack and that went wrong. Bakfietsen are, in my opinion, better than automatic ones. You never accidentally accelerate on a bakfiets.
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  4. The thing started saying; 'Shake the machine' and showed it.
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  5. I don't know..I would've not taken the risk, but that's because I've seen too many people high on anesthethics-videos. Back in the day, they had loooong videos online with dentist-moments. And I've seen many that are crying their eyes out over a piece of tape on their arm and they think it's an alien worm about to eat their brain. If a girl didn't recognise her boyfriend then, I'd encourage him to calmly approach as if they never met and be kind and comfort her. Not kiss her when she isn't looking. But alright, all went well. I would just never take that risk, having seen the scream-crying reactions from others.
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  6. sits in her warm coat, looks at her half-turned radiator-setttings that she turned lower because of the environment Looks at her linen bags, that just carried shopping up two stairs, after she visited the store on her bicycle. Looks at the pile of recycled bits of paper, that she re-uses because of the environment Looks at the plants that she's keeping alive, the thriftshopped books that she reads and the secondhand christmascards she's currently pimping with drawings Looks at the warm socks, the plushy flip-flops that she uses instead of floorheating and looks at the plastic-recycle-bin, the unused dark area's in the house where no light is turned on and the little handdecorated Christmas-nativity underneath a re-used little Christmastree. sighs
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  7.  @AyyooEsther  Yeah but in this world of people that get distracted, people on their phones, people responding emotionally to danger, people losing track of what's important, people making a fuss, taking this personally etc.etc.etc. it's great to see that someone simply sees a car, pushes the people out of the way, steps aside and is safe, rather than point, wave, scream, run, get his phone, look around, cry or otherwise waste time. I don't know if this comment made enough sense to make sense, I'm a bit tired, but I hope you know what I mean.
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  8.  @TRIOAntimations  "I'm sure they helped after recording" sums up the problem with people in these times.
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  9. Looks like he actually passed out and seized in the end part of that clip...I would´ve been scared as shit if I was his mom, haha.
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  10. That is why I hate it when people mock people that say: I think I am going to faint." And then just stand back and refuse to help, until the person is on the floor and then they say: Oh I thought they were joking!"
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  11. Honestly, they are miniature little platypusses that keep your face clean. I think that's cute.
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  12. @@Anoneemus_Noenayme Troll reported.
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  13. Pigeon associates the slapping with the wings of the male that's trying to stay on top, while doing the deed. You're mimicking mating to it. That's why it starts making those noises. Same for people slapping cat's asses and dog's asses and wonder why they lift them high up, spread their paws apart and start jauling loudly.
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  14.  @MissxLariz  Feel free to elaborate, I'm assuming our cultures clash and you feel more comfortable with the beforementioned 'fake smile'-politeness?
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  15. When I was in an abusive relationship, I asked for a napkin once in a restaurant. The owner responded; No way! Absolutely no fricking way! I teared up and walked off, profusely apologizing. Turns out he was joking. Might be PTSD but I don't like that sortof jokes. Edit; Wasn't really a restaurant, that's too much credit. More like a snackbar.
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  16. I did remember after seeing that, that tanning in the sun can be dangerous for the baby if you do it for too long/it's really hot. But I'm sure they were careful.
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  17. @kalkku kliru I have the same feeling when it's youknow...gruesome stuff with holes. But this one wasn't that bad. Nevertheless, I put a warning on top. If you guys upvote it a bit, it'll stay visible.
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  18. The mom initially laughing; Fine, understandable Kid asking for help; Can't get out on his own The mom saying she won't help: Not funny, not even as a joke, he already is in panic The kid repeating his question: Humiliating, he is asking for help and being mocked The mom still laughing and filming, excited for views: Sad excuse for a parent The kid urgently screaming for help: Heroic, because it took me about 8 years of therapy to stand up for myself and many others in this thread are likely not strong enough to always stand up for themselves either, but feel perfectly happy to berate a child for actually standing up for himself.
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  19. I was 14 when I got my ears pierced and made the decision myself. It was a very empowering moment. I decided whether my body would be pierced to hang jewelry in. I am not a Christmastree, I decide if and when I get decorated.
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  20. We do not hate biking because it rains, that is BS. We have a saying, you are not made of sugar.
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  21.  @owenivy9568  Won't it, in your eyes, be a good idea to kill the whole shark then, instead of letting it suffer by cutting off the fin? Or... It's 5 in the morning, I'm Dutch and I'm tired (no spliffs, but just tiredness, also I'm not a son) but would that be more acceptable to you then? It'd make it more acceptable to me, if they killed the animal quickly, took the finn off and then threw it back for the rest of the sea. Takes a few more seconds and it is slightly more humane. So, if the choice would be between this and my option, mine would be better right?
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  22. Thing is, they pollute it themselves too, because they think everything you wash/dump in it, will become pure and holy and better and good. So dead bodies and poop are dumped mere meters away from a child playing in the water.
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  23.  @icarus2051  He isn't "an adult", he's acting more like an adult than the other one. Also, I just clarified, the kid hás some manners, he politely apologized as soon as he noticed he was causing bother to the man behind him. Have you watched the video?
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  24.  @ramen1627  The man is British. They say colour. Just because Americans are more simple in their spelling, doesn't mean their spelling is "right." Stop being self-centered. It makes you look bad.
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  25.  @Thebigem  Which is the British way, stop being so American-centered. This is the internet.
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  26. Our dog loves raw broccoli, carrot, cauliflower, those sort of things. Ate it faster than our rabbit.
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  27.  @duck966  Nothing you said, changed my former stamement.
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  28.  @Bjorick  When did I say that it was 'good to harass people', please quote my comment directly if you will, thankyou.
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  29.  @versuzzero5335  Fairly sure the parents are seperated and the mother has a new partner.
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  30.  @psychedforlife7176  AnD WhiLE You"Re At It, TaKE ThE WHeEls OFf ThE BIcYCLE!!!!!!
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  31.  @tysonpreston262  The Resurrection Stone helps with that.
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  32.  @markmaki4460  As far as I know, it has to do with the shape of their foot/leg and the bar. In Dutch, we call it koevoet. Cow's-foot.
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  33.  @MissxLariz  Ah, oké.
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  34.  @poptato6193  Actually, toddlers are slightly bigger todds. Todds are the stage after babies. Just like grannies are the stage after teenagers....with 'adults' in between.
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  35.  @stephen-gi9uz  Yes, thing. Never called someone's child a little thing?
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  36.  @tokki7649  I have to say, dear Tokki (very funny name in Dutch, but I'll spare you that) when I posted; 'No offense, it's a toddler' I never thought it would grow into such a discussion. Maybe I should try and stop explaining myself, whenever a person picks a fight over my óne comment and just ignore them. To me, that seems rude...they personally address me, youknow? But if it seems like a sad, depressing, angry thing to do, answering comments, then maybe I should stop that. Let me start with yours.
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  37. Netherlands here. Things are shit, if you ask me, we need to stop dropping our standards. But in comparison to the Usa, it's all going more than great. Dangerous though, comparing to the usa, it'll make you lose focus on getting better systems yourself.
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  38.  @jadenepia5960  Back in the day, people like you weren´t numb from watching upsetting video´s at night to make yourself forget the horrors and traumas of your past so that you can tell yourself that you´re upset about a sickening video rather than what is really bothering you, which is the fact that your mother raised scum and they aren´t happy with you.
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  39. if the kid has a wristband, he does not have to ask dad to come along.
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  40. Yeah it's almost as if falling hurts. /sarcasm
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  41. Agreed. And the sound of cutlery scraping against eachother in the drawer is awful to me. It's nice from a distance, when it sounds like ringing bells. But if you stand in front and it is heavy cutlery, ooohhh it can make me cry. Also, weird thing perhaps, but machines in factories that start up and go very slow, but then faster and faster in an annoying rhythm. (Like rolling on the river, that starts slow and then goes faster.) And a machine going on maximum speed and 'screeching.' Like a washingmachine going 'HIIIIIIIÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉHHHH!!!!' I'll add more, I know I have them in a list on my computer. Sounds I like and dislike. Don't ask me why, I am just weird like that.
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  42.  @SusanKay-  They used to have a beerfiets, that's similar haha. But that blocked streets, bothered people around, was noisy and I don't know...it wasn't practical. Adults are perfectly fine to sit in a bakfiets, bytheway, you can carry anything you want in them. :P BicycleDutch is a channel with two interesting video's. One of them is called International Cargo Bike Festival 2019 and around 2:50 minutes you can see someone sitting in the front. There's also a video from the same channel called "Bakfiets compilation [317]" and that ones just fun to watch. Bit old, about 8 years, but still fun.
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  43.  @quinnlevy8996  It would be funny if it wasn't the life of so many girls.
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  44. There was something dark about that candy though. The American kids run towards it, because it gives them candy. The kids in other countries, that the USA is at war with, will see those holes and that is the last thing they see. Only the American kids love the weaponry and associate it with candy because it wouldn't hurt them.
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  45.  @delayedcreator4783  Even in haunted houses, who's main goal is to scare people, the rule is to never scare near the stairs. OR other places where someone might trip and fall. They want to scare folks, not hurt them or harm them. People that are scared or distracted, will fall down stairs or run or climb. That is never the goal. This was an unfortunate accident and we should treat it as such.
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  46.  @arcangel9054  Okay, well it will not change anything about the attitude and the meaning of; 'You're good, you're good" when in reality, the adult is preparing to kick him back a lot harder. And forgive me if I don't download TikTok, I'd rather stay away from things like that.
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  47. We all want to drink the water in the stone, you're posting this August 2020, everyone is in dire need of water, it is blazing hot outside.
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  48.  @g.r.senterprisevenatorclas7314  I´m fairly certain they cannot force you, unless you are in a state of psychotic behaviour, a serious threat and danger to your surroundings, selfharming (a.k.a. on the edge of a bridge or choking yourself or otherwise) or unconcious. I´m not certain about the situation when you´re literally bleeding to death and refusing, but if it´s a broken leg, a broken arm, etc. there is no way they can force you, and if someone wére to attempt, you can say/yell; This is against my human rights, I refuse to be taken!'
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  49.  @g.r.senterprisevenatorclas7314  But I understand what you mean, my mind goes like that as well sometimes, I find myself preparing for the door being smashed after a fight with the neighbour, even though the neighbour has never shown violence, but I 'just in case' leave my frying-pan on the counter, if I need to use it. It happens especially if you encounter a nasty situation in real life, or if there is a constant threat/fear or just a stress-signal that keeps triggering your flight-response. It's why sometimes people after an accident go a bit overboard and purchase all sorts of satefy-stuff.
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  50. I don't want to ruin the vibe, guys and girls, but if you make waves in a lake, you're disturbing the wildlife. And that means that snails, made to float on the side of a lake, will be crushed in the waves and onto the rocks. And the fish will be unable to deal with it, etc. It's like throwing daily loud-bass-parties in an old people's home, specifically for the ones that need rest. You'll murder the eco-system.
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