Comments by "Setta" (@settame1) on "Count Dankula" channel.

  1. My dad was working in tech at this time. He worked non-stop for 6months+ I never saw him. When the bubble happened my dad’s company would rent out hotel conference rooms every month. When you’d show up you’d be directed into one of two rooms. One you were safe, the other you were laid off. It was a horrible time.
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  2. People don’t realize how much blind people can actually do. I had a blind friend growing up and she always knew where people were, could dress herself and was an actor and could walk around stage by herself with ease.
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  3. There was some guy who recently won the lottery and showed up to claim the ticket in a head to toe animal costume to avoid anyone actually knowing who he was. Seems smart.
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  4. Yeah that was totally the study. Modification of Milgram experiment that’s far less psychologically scaring. Congrats. You passed.
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  5. Little kids have the best luck with fish some times. I remember being about 9 and getting a huge sturgeon on a lake in northern MN when I was fishing with my dad and a fishing tour guy. The tour guy saw it as soon as it came close and grabbed the reel from me trying to get it out (no way I could have). It ended up breaking free before it got to the boat and the guy was so upset that I had hooked it lol.
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  6. There would have been a lot more pocket sand.
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  7.  @TinfoilGrillz he worked in the admin of one of the mayors that they almost all worked with. I believe they all raised money for his group and he in turn used his followers to support their causes and campaigns.
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  8. My husband decided to grow a beard for the first time for our wedding after seeing our engagement photos. I’m so glad he did.
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  9. I remember seeing a thing on the survivors. There were several who lived in town away from the commune. They heard about what was going on in Jonestown and were told to kill themselves and most were like “wtf you talking about”.
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  10. And it wasn’t his dad - his kids wanted to get to that damn ball pit!
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  11. They have state coordinators in their ear that can tell them if there is an obstacle or they’re getting close to the edge.
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  12. Russians: he’s a major arms dealer! Arrest him! Miles: you want Taliban merch?
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  13. My uncle had an issue with addiction. When he gave up coffee, alcohol, tobacco and gambling he took up fishing. He’d be out from 5 am to 5 pm every day, spent tens of thousands on fishing gear. Pretty sure he just bought fish because he never seemed to bring back anything local lol.
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  14. A couple of things: The family shouted not only when Vicki was killed but any time she was mentioned “She’s dead you shot her!” So the Feds knew and were mocking the family. Other witnesses in the area said they knew she was dead, the Feds were literally just being dicks. Don’t give them credit. Also I believe there is still some question if Kevin killed the Marshall since the Marshall’s were positioned opposite each other making it easy for cross fire to happen. Them: Adventures with Extremists by Jon Ronson is an excellent book that looks deep into the topic with interviews from Randy and Rachel Weaver and the guy who went to negotiate. It also has old interviews with Alex Jones (like 2001 Alex Jones calling 9/11 months before it happened) and actual investigative journalism into the Builderberg group. Highly recommend. Kinda dated but holds up well.
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  15. There are other natural conditions that have the same effects. My husband was born in the US after the thalidomide thing and he has a similar condition. His mother didn’t even know she was pregnant until 12 weeks (was stressed at work and still got periods).
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  16. My-ya-Hi lip sync has come back several times to redo the song over the years. There are several anniversary videos. He made a career out of it.
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  17. Chemistry departments are almost always on the top floor of science buildings. There’s a reason. They also tend to be very close to the taller buildings so when there is a fire that building can be a blast shield.
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  18. I think about that with Ted Kaczynskis Harvard class.
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  19. They went through IVF and that can be hard on a marriage. Going through that, then having post partum depression could cause a lot out of strain on a marriage.
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  20. Some day - in 100 years a 13 year old boy is going to be so excited to find another pick in case his breaks while digging up the same hole.
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  21. This is also what the prosector in Kenosha tried to pull with Kyle. If his gun was a legal length (which it was because it was unmodified) they couldn’t even bring charges against him for being a minor in possession. They forgot to submit the length of the gun during the prosecution phase of the trial so it was dismissed.
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  22. The family does say they taught not to marry outside your race but saw the Arian brotherhood has essentially their wacky neighbors who had good BBQs. I know after Ruby Ridge (and Vicki’s death) they all became much more relaxed about their “extremism” and more mainline libertarian.
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  23. My husband has the same problem - he’s never been outside the US or served in the military. Should he see a doctor?
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  24. Someday a baby will steal their parent’s credit card and pay those web hosting fees and answering the emails. Then we’ll know it worked.
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  25. Phillip the White
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  26. Dank needs to do a legit mad lads on him.
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  27. This is why all little contests need a medic or nurse to be on hand now.
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  28. I find it ironic that someone would meet their wife at an overpopulation/depopulation rally. Especially if they go on to have children.
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  29. “I’ve got a cunning plan”
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  30. Go to city council meetings. You’d be surprised at what they get away with.
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  31.  @ganjahiwalker2641 there is actually a lawyer who has a pool up for any forensic tool mark examiner who wants to take his challenge. He gives you X number of bullets and rifles and you have to pair them up - except a bullet might not go with a rifle in the batch or one rifle may have 5-6 bullets to it, that’s for the forensic guy to figure out. Surprisingly no one’s taken him up on the challenge.
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  32. Having worked in retail these calls seem pretty legit. I’ve had people call with legitimate questions and make less sense.
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  33. I remember this barely. I don’t remember Ruby ridge but do remember Waco and all of the OJ stuff (not that I cared about it back then). I also remember a family member getting married 2 weeks after Ruby Ridge so it’s pretty specific.
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  34. Seattle has an entire underground city as well.
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  35. Shaq probably takes up half the elevator. There was an NBA player who lived in our building and trust me, you could tell when he got on even if you weren’t looking.
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  36. All the kids buying Myna cookies to support Pokimane.
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  37. Whale boning for corsets are also called stays fyi. Also it’s more that there was a decline in whaling at the same time. It had been women would get stays basically for free because it was byproducts of whaling. When whaling slowed down corsets went out of fashion (Grecian revival era at start of 1800s). It didn’t pick back up until steel boning came about in the 1820s when corsets became common again.
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  38. One day they’ll all have RFID keys built into their hands so they won’t have to worry about losing them - unless you have bigger problems.
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  39. I think it was that the original vanished about 20 years ago, the copy cat showed up in the last 10. So there was a 10 year break.
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  40. Lorena Bobbit better be on the list Dank. It’s gonna hurt but it’s a wild ride.
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  41. My husbands right arm is very stunted and they offered him a surgery as kid where they’d repeatedly break it surgically let it heal and slowly “grow it” out. He refused not because of the pain but because he’d had to relearn everything. I’ve asked him if he could magically have his condition fixed he said no, once again because it’s not as simple as it being magically “fixed” they don’t have the brain pathways for it to even work.
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  42. It was his ghost 👻
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  43. You can’t prove their consciousness wasn’t uploaded into an alien mothership. Maybe they all had it right.
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  44. This was so good. 😂
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  45. It’s mind blowing fish in different lakes look different. I’d assume that they’d check the big record setting fish to make sure it came from that lake based on what food they eat.
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  46. Now we know where “Mother Jones” got their inspiration. Surprised that the shtick still works
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  47. He definitely was well practiced. Those were advanced moves he was developing.
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  48. I don’t even like fish and it made me cringe.
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  49. Then came 2020 - when we all became eggplants.
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  50. They were abusing their children and killed one innocent baby from child abuse. I wouldn’t say they had the children’s best interests at heart.
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  51. It’s my daughter’s birthday tomorrow. I’m going to use this as an excuse to not pay for helium.
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  52. I’d say stop perpetuating racist stereotypes about the Irish being drunks except that I’ve yet to find an exception to it.
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  53. As soon as I heard it was a guy from rural Minnesota who went to Stout I thought “yeah that makes sense”. As a libertarian who’s from Minnesota I avoided Stout because…well it was Wisconsin.
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  54.  @OffGridInvestor my company proposed making anyone who was unwilling to get vaccinated wear a yellow wrist band. A legitimate proposal by a very large company. Instead they decided to enforce a vax mandate and we lost approximately 1/3 of the company and were due to lose another 1/4 but they reversed the mandate requirement at the last second.
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  55. Same people who say George Floyd died for a counterfeit 20.
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  56. The dude was close to Harvey Milk, Nancy Pelosi and Diane Finestein. You can plaster “religion” on any ideology and call it “right wing” but “right wing” has nothing to do with being a religious crazy. Hell the closest thing to a cult in my area is a far left hippy Unitarian “church” that preaches social justice and climate activism and doesn’t mention god except when needed. They talk more about Gaia.
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  57. Idk it didn’t seem to cause much damage to Amber Heard.
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  58. That happens at most presidential press conferences.
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  59. How many government agents does it take to cut down a tree?
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  60. There’s a similar case happening now with former wrestler Cain Valesques whose 4 year old son was abused by the son (43) of his daycare provider. He chased him down, rammed their car and shot, missing the target. The accused pedo is out awaiting trial that keeps getting delayed.
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  61. Imagine in 50 years when there is a young baby who for no known reason steals their parents credit card and starts paying the heavens gate web hosting fees and answering emails.
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  62. I work with many “doctors” in Germany specifically. A doctorate in Germany is equivalent to an undergraduate degree in the US - maybe a masters if you’re lucky. People manage to get their PhD at 17 and start with a company. They never leave the company so no one ever questions the PhD.
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  63. Musicians and blind people having impeccable hearing?! No way.
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  64. All our ultra sounds showed our daughter to be too big to enter the birth canal and she never descended but the external measurements showed her as normal size (estimated 7 lbs while ultrasound said 8+). I wanted to be induced early because she wasn’t moving but the doc wanted to wait. We waited and got induced 4 days after she was due (for other reasons). I was in labor for about 14 hours before the doc finally admitted she wasn’t moving down and I wasn’t dilating (and the labor was pretty painless at that even at the full dose of meds which should have given it away). She said I could keep trying until the morning but I wasn’t hopeful so we called it for a C-section. Turned out my daughters head was to big to go anywhere and had they kept me on the high dose of pictosen for much longer she would have gotten stuck and it would have been an emergency C-section in the middle of the night without my doctor in attendance and just the resident. Glad we called it when we did.
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  65. He should have built a road too and made it a toll - for $3 you get to bypass the long trip around the mountain and get a great adventure that might kill your too!
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  66. My husband has an unrelated birth defect that makes him look like a thalidomide baby. He gets it all the time.
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  67.  @vane909090 this wasn’t nearly as common back then as it is now. Most cities either didn’t have a SWAT team or their SWAT team was fairly new and undertrained. Flashbangs were basically military only until the early 90s.
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  68. Oh Lorena Bobbit better make it into one of Danks videos. It would be incredible.
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  69. It’s just Justin Trudeau.
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  70. Benedict Arnold may be another fun one, if just for what he did at Lake Champlain alone. He convinced the entire British navy it was a good idea to bring a bunch of big naval vessels inland to fight on a lake. He just built a bunch of crappy boats he could easily sink when he knew they’d be defeated. Ended up really being a blunder for the English Navy especially when they couldn’t capture the American flag since he put it on a really tall tree.
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  71. Because of this pregnant women can’t get anything more than cough drops. I had prescription medication, and things I could freely take in the US (like baby aspirin) that I couldn’t get in Germany despite having a fever and being miserable all because I was pregnant.
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  72. Knocked to the ground by his body guard.
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  73. Yeah. Mao too. 😂
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  74. The British were the first to realize that an armed populous was bad for the empire and only let that happen once.
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  75. My mom used to teach blind and deaf kids. She said one of the weirdest things is they’d sign all their thoughts because that’s what they thought the world was like.
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  76. Maybe the most well known but Stout has been human memes for decades.
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  77. Randy Weaver was the first Soros backed Sheriff.
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  78. I was wondering what happened to that sock puppet!
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  79. My dad was lucky enough to grow up in the 60s. He cheerfully recounts the time he could make certain chemicals in his garage. He even made those little poppers that make a bang when step on them, then sprinkled them throughout his high school and didn’t even get a slap on the wrist for it - he got a reward.
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  80. This would only work in Germany or authoritarian cultures. They don’t question authority and ever questioning someone “above you” is seen as a terrible misstep. For instance my coworkers were astonished to hear that Highschool and college students may “cheat” on homework. They literally couldn’t comprehend someone stepping out of the social norm.
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  81.  @The_Big_Jay  being set up by the Feds? Randy sawed down a shot gun that was later found to be entrapment. His only crime ended up being failure to appear in court. Don’t think Waco had anything to do with failure to appear in court or even sawing down shotguns
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  82. I always wonder if I’m sitting next to someone famous. I’ve had a few times where other passengers have recognized people, usually sports stars. I did see one famous basketball player who really stood out (mostly because he only carried on a suit and was massive and treated in luxury despite the plane not having a 1st class). I recognized the name but don’t remember him.
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  83. My husbands coworker had a nasty habit of being in countries when there were major coups. It happened like 5-6 times. They joked he had to have been in the CIA - now I legitimately wonder.
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  84. That makes sense. Girls und panzers taught me they aren’t the easiest things to manage.
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  85. He’s a psychopath. He probably yearned to feel what others did but he never would be able to.
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  86. I have a feeling those with the bows and guns thought they could have a truce once jones was gone but it didn’t work out for them.
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  87. You should do the moth man of West Virginia. Not nearly as insane but probably one of the craziest cryptids.
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  88. I wonder how long it lasts in your system. I know pot can turn up even when you’ve been clean for decades if you lose weight because it’s stored in your fat. If his kidneys weren’t working well it may have been left over from when he was using in prison.
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  89. Our 15 month has yet to get the sniffles. We thought she did once but it was just cold. Her grandparents are convinced she’s constantly sick because my dad and her were as kids. I have no idea how it works. Btw her dad and have both been sick, as have her other care takers and other kids she plays with and yet she just keeps on going.
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  90. I was in Germany at 33 weeks and got very sick. I forgot my medication (I had taken throughout my pregnancy and the previous one) including baby aspirin needed for air travel. The pharmacist went to grab everything for me but saw I was pregnant when I checked out and immediately said I could only have cough drops and bandaids. The fever was arguably worse than anything baby aspirin could have done and allergy medication.
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  91. British: Give us Women’s rights and we’ll take Miles off your hands. Taliban: you want Women’s rights and Miles? What do we get out of this?
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  92. Mad lads on Janet Reno. I mean she did kill hundreds and the FBI raiding a house to kidnap a child to send him back to a nation we were at war with to be tortured was pretty crazy.
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  93. What’s hilarious is Flavor Aid is still sold. You go to the wiki and it’s “Flavors” and “Jones town massacre” as the two chapters. You’d think they’d have a marketing director to try to make it a little better.
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  94. He’s served 20 years.
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  95. There are two types of chemists - the ones who like drugs and the ones who like explosives. There is no other reason someone gets into chemistry. We all have a obsessive curiosity with one of the two.
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  96. I mean black panthers literally was started to combat police oppression by open carrying and quickly devolved into ambushing cops. They also advocated for a white only draft and for blacks to be exempt from the draft. They were also in favor of prison abolition for black people and reputations. This isn’t back in the day - it’s like from day 1. They openly killed cops and advocated for racial segregation. It wasn’t just the FBI saying it, they preached it and then it got sweep up as a “social group” by the media.
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  97. One of my sorority sisters once told us “don’t borrow anything from me - I’ve probably put it up my ass at some point” and we all believed her. Curling irons (right after they were turned off) were her particular favorite.
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  98. My mom worked with blind kids in the 70s. She taught them how to put on make up.
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  99. This would be an awesome one for him to look at. It’s actually well documented the creation of that one because a guy did it to see if people would believe it.
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  100. “You only phone to tell me a joke like you joined UKIP” ooof!
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  101. Another good conspiracy theory that would be fun to look at is that birds aren’t real. It apparently was actually invented to see if someone would believe it and has been documented as being a troll.
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  102. I’m pretty sure digging tunnels is just something inherit in being a boy. I’m just surprised he didn’t try to dig to China.
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  103. Or they haven’t been bribed enough.
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  104. I saw this on an unsolved mysteries old episode recently. It gets pretty cagey when they do the update and it’s pretty clear that the cops knew exactly what was up and the parents were being lied to. Honestly surprised they allowed that one to air.
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  105. Should have been allowed for his last wish.
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  106. “The attack on Nancy Karigan” maybe would be better?
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  107. I think this may be more an umbrella term. The fight or flight response is real and people don’t understand it well. I have panic disorder so I get unprovoked panic attacks out of no where. It’s a chemical version of a seizure where your body has no control of neurotransmitters. During a test - completely fine, picking out nail polish in a store-I drop everything and run 3 miles to get home ignoring traffic and my car parked just outside. I usually have very little memory of the incident, my heart rate jumps from 80bpm to 150bpm in less than 10 seconds. A friend who is double my weight couldn’t hold me down and I end up biting, clawing or doing whatever I can to get out of wherever I am. Most people’s first panic attack sends them to the hospital because they think they’re having a heart attack.
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  108. Or he’s rich and it’s a flex.
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  109. Not a great look for a Supreme Court Justice
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