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Shower thoughts before social media

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I saw online at 7:36, but what is it?

If you're reading this because you've been binging Brainiac, honestly this is the last episode worth watching. Richard Hammond leaves after this series.

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9:34 the numbers for dynamite

6:07 cue the music

5:56 the colour changes

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I want to prove

I USED TO LOVE WATCHING THIS EPISODE, THEY HAD AN OLDER VIDEO UPLOADED ON CZcams OF THIS, SO MANY MEMORIES!

Can anyone heard brainiac

Holy shit the second I saw her face I remembered she was like the first woman I ever fell in love with.

Did anyone watch this before school or work?

I remember one being, why does water that has been around for millions of years have a use by date on the bottle?

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This came out the same year Blu-Ray launched, Sam should have invested in a Blu-Ray player. Or waited until March 2007 for a PS3.

1: Because most glue requires something to facilitate it sticking, usually water present in air. 2: Counts the seconds 3: Presumably it would burn 'upwards' based on the nearest gravity well, hard to say without testing though. 4: Sort of. They use water to breathe but they also intake water through osmosis. So if you take a fish out of water and fit up a breathing system to it's gills only you could hypothetically make it die of thirst. 5: For the same reason that a computer in a hot room does worse than one in a cool room. The body is 37*C but is also built in such a way to get rid of a lot of that heat. As such, if it loses the means to do that by the environment becoming 37*C then the internal temperature will start rising as well. 6: Probably not. 'Earth' in this case isn't refering to the planet but to the ground and rock. If you want to get fancy and have a non-earth based term then 'tectonic quake' would probably be a better term. 7: A ladybird(or ladybug if you're american). 8. Turning the radio down helps to reduce distraction, allowing the driver to focus more on their surrounds to try and reorient themselves. 9. Running water, probably. Or guns. 10. Reffering to each leg I guess. It's not too clear. 11. Circle boxes would fail to account for slightly different sizes when it comes to making pizza, if the pizza is slightly big to fit then the whole thing is undeliverable or needs to be trimmed/warped, this can easilly happen due to even the slightest miskakes when making it. It's also easier to store square boxes usually, even if they're bigger. 12. It's the bottom of the digestive tract and the bottom of your torso. It's also the lowest point on your body height-wize when sitting on the floor. 13. Because large people get a real job /j (A real answer might be that short people are more likely to focus on their social and intelectual skills at a young age to make up for physical differences). 14. Probably just frustration. 15. Paper airplanes. Though they'd not have reffered to them as such at the time. 16. Technically both words reffer to the same thing. 17. Yes. You could call it 'fat dipping' if you like but then people will think you're just deep frying people. 18. The foam on top is still technically brown, but it it diffuses the light that passes through to make it look white. 19. Because it's easier to aquire other kinds of meat and protein, mice rapidly reproduce but don't have much meat on their bones. They're also not even killed for food most of the time, cats do it for sport and to give their owner a gift(cats have been kept for the specific purpose of pest control, it's instrinct at this point).

It was unfair for brainiac ve chemicals. This needs a re race

I actually forgot that Richard Hammond presented this. How he could do Blast Lab which was terrible after this hilarity is beyond me.

I emailed to Brainic about what happens if you put fireworks in a microwave and they did that thought they will never do that but they did.

His numbers are BS. An 8 foot balloon contains approx 267 cu ft of helium. A typical balloon from a party store is 11" which is .5 cu feet. Or if you want to be really small, 9" contain .25 cu feet. 267x2 or 4 is nowhere near 2000. Now 267 cu feet is a lot. An entire tank. But not 2000 balloons ea. Lord knows I wish they could produce that many. I'd have saved a mint on decorating costs.

I would also like to formally apologize to the one lad that was there who ended up crying because they hurt Santa LMAO 🙂

Hi all My name is Stephen Murray ,, Im the Santa that is getting electrocuted in the Store in Swindon I would love to find out if anyone has a HD recording of this they would be willing to Share with Me, I lived in Swindon when was filmed , now live in Canada so don't easily have access to Sky One anymore. Hope every one is OK and wishing all a very merry christmas 2022/23

I miss these so much.

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Thank you so much for putting this video up. That is my caravan they blow up at the end, It is also my Ford Capri they use for the cracker pull. It was a great day for me and my sons who are both grown up now as this was back in 2005. I cant wait to show them...

Double tops , so 80 points?

Where’s the poo?!?!

Brainiac

Can I have some

Answers: 1. Sometimes it does 2. Because it counts the seconds 3. Yes 4. No 5. Skin temperature is usually about 15 degrees Celsius 6. Yes 7. A male ladybird 8. To help you concentrate 9. What 10. Two legs (a pair of legs) 11. Easier to handle 12. Someone didn’t know directions 13. Snow White and the seven dwarfs 14. Because people are too tight to get new batteries 15. Real planes 16. Because it’s Opposite Day 17. No they go fat dipping 18. Foam is always white 19.You’d have to kill mice for that which is just cruel

I’m watching this literally on Christmas Eve Merry Christmas everyone! And keep blowing up caravans

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1. It does; as anyone with superglue can attest to, it sticks to the nozzle constantly. 2. It is called a second hand as it is the second division of an hour by 60. Minutes could be called firsts. (Answer by /u/smileedude on Reddit) 3. Flames...don't work that way. They go away from the source of what's causing the flame. 4. No. 5. Your body regulates heat internally. While we give off trace amounts of heat, it isn't enough to have equilibrium to our surroundings. 6. Yes. 7. I can't find a definitive answer. 8. To reduce noise and concentrate better. 9. Probably the steam revolution. 10. It's a manufacturing term relating to the pant-legs. 11. It's easier to hold, far easier to make, and frankly, who has the time? 12. When you sit down, that's where your centre of gravity is. 13. Ask Hammond. 14. Out of frustration. Your brain thinks that pressing or doing something harder or repetitively will speed up the process. Same reason why people in elevators repeatedly press the same button to go faster, when it doesn't work like that. It's a psychology thing. 15. Paper aeroplanes. 16. Cargo is the generic term for packages being delivered, Shipment is the umbrella term. People tend to use these terms interchangeably, and considering the term "shipment" has been around since ships have existed, that makes sense. 17. Yes, though unless you're in a state that allows it or in a nudist camp/ beach, don't. It may count towards second degree sexual indecency. 18. Just a byproduct of pouring it really fast. 19. We don't know what mice taste like.

What a throwback!