Debunking DANGEROUS Hacks & Storing AVOCADOS in water? | How To Cook That Ann Reardon
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When I saw that there's a new video I literally screamed!
electro boom must see this video right??
Crafty panda should rename themselves as Killer panda.
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Here's an idea: in order to share these videos, the people who make them should be required to do them – unedited – on camera and then use their creations as suggested. I've love to see these sick fucks slit their esophaguses with sharp metal or burn their flesh off with electricity.
I really do think it should be a crime to knowingly encourage people online to do dangerous things.
It's obviously incredibly important to show what actually happens when you plug random metallic stuff into your outlet, and as always I applaud you11! <3
… but also, I can also imagine Ann going around unplugging all computers and whatnot in the house just in case, putting up on the fridge "Today approx. 5 to 5:30 p.m. all the fuses will blow out while dangerous hack-testing. All electricity stays unplugged!!!" and the boys coming home going "Muuuum, reeeeaaaalllyyyyyyy???" :''D
Sometimes I can't avoid thinking that someone who would melt metal, cook meat on it and eat it deserve to learn by his/her own experience. =/ But I love Ann for trying to prevent people to do that 😀
let's make an electric plug 100% out of conductive metal, WHAT CAN GO WRONG?
Amazing video as always.
I do wonder if these channels are doing purposefully dangerous things knowing that people are watching them now as a shock thing
Woman writes in and says that avocados stay forever in water. Then she says she's had hers in for two weeks. Anyone see a problem with that reasoning?
Why would you even want to cook meat with metal??? That should taste awful
ElectroBOOM moment 😀
why the actual F would I ever consider cooking meat in melted metal of any sort? And who has easier access to melted metal than an regular charger? Rage bait death hacks if I ever saw it. Can't for the life of me understand how Ann always manages to be so calm and composed in the face of the in best case idiocy and in the worst case actual death traps
Houses in the US only require RCDs on circuits with devices 6 feet(about 1.8 meters) from water sources.
I'm quite puzzled by the last one
usually in these videos, what they show us is realy dumb but serve some kind of purpose (like for exemple in this video, a better way to conserve your avocado) but then what's the point of cooking your meat in liquid metal ? why ? the liquid metal is already in a pan, can't you just put the meat in the pan without the liquid metal in it ? isn't it much simpler than to have to melt metal in order to cook ? (you need more energy, which isn't free, so your gaz or elecricity bill (or whatever you're using for cooking) will show you how usefull it is to cook in liquid metal)
who though "hey let's cook meat in liquid metal !" how did they even think about that stupidity ?
ann, i would like to talk to you about whats going on my life right now
I once stuck my finger in a night light socket. I got a small shock and thought that feels so weird! So I did it again!! This time I gave it a real good jab. Oof it hurt like crazy! I knew not to do it, but I was like 3 and it was the 80’s and I had 4 brothers to distract my parents 😆 Sometimes you just gotta find things out on your own. That day I learned I don’t have to find out things the hard way! 😂 😂 😂
if you are going to touch a potentially hot wire always touch a wire first with the back of your hand to avoid gripping it and electrocuting yourself
Those channels need to be deleted and fined. This is a public danger to people who are very impressionable including children, they can kill people. This shouldn't be allowed! Thank you for calling it out.
I haven't seen Snap Circuits in years… brings back a lot of memories, toying with them back in grade school.
The charger you have shown in your video also shouldn‘t be used (fake Apple charger).
These chargers can give you a electric shock because they often have components in the inside that can short the primary to the secondary.
Not just lead it may contain arsenic that’ll really kill you it’ll definitely poison your liver and you wouldn’t like that trust me it’s like eating poisonous mushrooms which a lot of people unfortunately do because they don’t know the difference between a good mushroom and bad one.
Thank you for showing your friend There who got himself electrocuted as a child I actually had an similar experience when my mother had me take care while she was away the pools switch and I didn’t know there was a short one minute first I didn’t even know I was stepping in a pool of water which made it even worse one minute I was turning the switch Bluetooth you know I was holding it was like my first finger in my thumb turning it and the only thing I remember is ending up on my knees on the floor I mean I remember the spark when it shorted I can remember feeling what he did that same kind of sensation it’s not the first time I’ve had problems with electricity and it has made me super sensitive to it actually I can tell where there’s a short by putting my hand about 2 inches or to 4 inches away I can see where the short is a guy was repairing a machine and it was driving him nuts and he couldn’t find where there was a short but he knew there was one in this I think it was a soda machine but don’t quote me it’s been a while just remember that look at the machine I couldn’t find it I said well if you allow me I’ll tell you exactly where it is don’t worry ain’t touching the machine as such I’m putting my hand along the area where the pins and wires go in and I can tell from there without touching it where there’s a short and he’s like how I said it’s too long a story to go into I put my hand like I said near but not touching anything like close but not too close I told him there’s a short in that section 2 for two parts down to the left it’s hiding well he decided to see if I was right he literally had to follow the wire straight to the back into the corner and there it was and he said if I wanted a job he trained me and he Train me and hire me and I said thank you very much but I think I’m better off not being that close anyway to electricity. By the way I got a free soda in one case in another one I got a free candy bar It was before I became a diabetic.
I like the fact that you have those safety mechanisms in your house. I also like the fact that you pointed out that you’re not gonna plug it in because you don’t want to get yourself electrocuted and that’s the point the most important point that you could make. Thank you for making it.
I think you should also just put it very simply if you were to put such a socket into a current it would be like putting a fork into your plug i.e. you would probably get electrocuted or a very least it would blow whatever you plan to plug into it if not create a fire and smoke in short it’s a hazard I know you’re showing the very scientific way of explaining things and I appreciate that but you have to understand are a lot of people out there that are not patient and they’re not that bright so putting it in the simplest form is probably your best bet.