Leopard eats porcupine for lunch
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The comedy of Henry trying to correct Jeannie about what animal is chasing the porcupine redefines _priceless._
if you know their history with guessing big cat's species: ye.
With all due respect, they both don't know alot about animals and need to watch some Discovery channel once in awhile.
@@michaelrojelio6786 Thinking that Muhamed Ali career ended was far worse lol
@@agent01soul Yeah, it's funny when you know how wrong they are about certain things and they think they sound so smart 🤣
@@michaelrojelio6786 discovery channel isn’t very educational anymore
Today I learned... that Jeannie now shares the joy of watching small children getting punted as Henry does. Their sense of Humor is merging
clu from the end of tron:uprising: good.
it's always fun watching kids get punted. Especially when they're wearing protective gear.
not only that but she has been going with henry's dirty joke recently 😳wonder what did they do that she got so comfortable
out of all faces it would be a frog
The question is, will they combine?
henry, they asked him about nfts because keanu has always been pretty up on tech. he loves tech, and even if he doesnt fully understand whatever topic brought up about tech, he normally has a solid enough grasp of it, that he can actually talk about it. in this case, he fully understands them, and how much of a sham they are.
Nfts aren't tech though it's a scam. It's not even like crypto currency.
Fun thing about porcupine spines is that they're barbed, so they're difficult and painful to remove.
There have been cases of lions being killed by the quills as movement made the quills travel deeper into the animal, eventually puncturing internal organs.
The pack members even help in putting these out again because they know how it hurts.
yeah there was one lion that got injured really bad after attacking one. like it had one spine through it's teeth and shit. because it was unable to hunt normal animals it turned to hunting humans. the humans did not know it was injured untill after they killed it and saw how fucked upp it was
I'm pretty sure that was an African porcupine. Their Quills don't have barbs. It's the American ones that do. Regardless getting any porcupine quill stuck in you is never a fun experience
Respectfully, that "other guy" was Muhammad Ali, one of the greatest boxers of all time. He was also one of the greatest sh**talkers in the game...really hyped up his fights and easily got into his opponent's head. This clip was him getting a dose of his own medicine lol.
Not really, he still got in Ringo head.
@ssGoblin ?
ikr
Bro I just started laughing when they said his career was over
Everytime someone mentions Mohammad Ali i mentally picture Mohatma Ghandi and i get the two confused and i picture the scrawny old pacifist in a toga but with boxing gloves, probably saying "pacifist? Sure, i'll pass the fist!" and then it reminds me of nuclear ghandi from civilizations IV where he chose violence
Lol, the "other" boxer was Muhammad Ali and no, his career wasn't over 🤣
Thank you!
That clip with the leopard and the porcupine is actually a great demonstration of the advantages humans enjoy in the wild: no matter what sort of spines or barbs a prey animal has, if a human wants to eat it, they can just smack it with a stick or pelt it to death with thrown projectiles.
Remember, if you are trapped in the wilderness, you are pretty much the only creature who can swing and throw objects (with a few potential exceptions).
@Doktor i find it amazing how fear is something that can be programed in to your DNA. that is why animals fear us. we have ben wrecking them for ages now and that has lead to them being biologically programed to fear us just because their ansestors feared us. same reason is also why som stuff just inherently scare humans to.
@Doktor try telling that to a hippo who for fun has actually charged cars and troops shooting at them.
One of humans best evolutionary traits we have over any other animal is sweat we can cooldown while still rapidly moving while they have to stop, even the cheetah that can become the fastest living thing on land for 10 to 15 minutes will stop and basically cooldown for the rest of the day, if they did kill something that they chased down they still need to cooldown enough to actually eat it in some cases other predetors have actually strolled up while the cheetah was cooling down and just started eating it or carried it away.
Isn't that PRECISELY why humans rose to power in the first place? Advanced Projectile weapons. I mean Monkeys can throw stones but can't make spears.
@@rampage3337 animals fear us because we look tall and arealways watching them (they can't see our belly and hindquarters) so we're always facing them, and we have predator eyes and aggressive body movement
6:14 Wrong. The issue isn't killing a thief. That is legal in many states. The issue is the premeditation of setting a trap that could hurt or kill anyone that sets it off, thief, animal, or child. Traps that won't injure someone are completely fine. In essence, it's better off legally to shoot an intruder than to trap them.
I think the point is that you are only supposed to fire at someone if you feel like they are a threat to your life. If you aren't even in the same room let alone same building with them then they aren't a threat to you, so setting a trap is unjustified. If you had traps you could set off manually it would probably be a different story.
Still wish we could have traps though.
LegalEagle made a video about it, or a similar case,
czcams.com/video/bV9ppvY8Nx4/video.html
no you are not legally allowed to just shot somebody just because they are on your property or brake in. you have to feel threatened beyond resonable doubt or you will get arrested. allso theft aint exactly that serious of a crime that it justifies harming somebody like that. you have insurance for a reason you know.
@@rampage3337 it depends on where you live. In Arizona for example you can defend your property with lethal force.
It is the indiscriminate nature of setting an 'unthinking' trap. The burglar could just as easily be a person seeking refuge while fleeing an ax murder.
Jeannie: To catch that cat they will need a big glove.
Me: I am not a sports guy but I think baseball has you covered.
😂🤣
To catch a cat you just need two letters: P and S
They could have just take one minute to figure out a escape route for the cat instead of blindly trying to catch it with they incredible slow reactions.
@@dwagincon4841 A Pistol and a Shotgun? tf that's kinda messed up
I loved that glass bridge kid's thought process. Not blindly trusting adults and testing it yourself. This kid is going places, lemme tell ya.
Except across that bridge
@@RicardoGantusa 😆😆 Nice
the kid is going on as many glass bridges as I am.. so yep!'
Oh don't worry, public schools will definitely "teach" him out of that kind of thinking.
I forget who said it, might have been Niel deGrasse Tyson or he was quoting someone else, but "every child is a scientist, until we teach them otherwise.'
BTW: Escalators normaly have emergency-stop buttons on each end. There should be big red push-button down were the handrails loop back around. Try looking for them the next time you ride an escalator. Might save somebody some day...
yeah i don't get why nobody has ever noticed that.
I have read about this before and so looked for it in our local malls and subway, never found it. Maybe some of them don't have it i guess, they should have it for safety but i dunno maybe some don't.
@@Ace11630 Sometimes it might be down on foot-level where you can push it with your feet. But then again I'm from Germany where this is probably regulated by law, german-style... :)
All the ones iv seen have lids on them or their lock switches but most of the time the control room can stop it i guess saw an old lady fall down them at a casino and it immediately shut off .
I'm all for escalator safety, but that woman got what she deserved. Well, if there's no elevator nearby, then I'll take that back. Since I'm not familiar with the building, I can't say for sure, but I'm fairly certain any that have escalators also have stairs and elevators somewhere nearby.
Even if its fresh water, releasing goldfish could potentially overwhelm the local plants and fishes as aninvasive species.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Documenting it online, well... Fines and or jail for releasing them on purpose, depending on how how much trouble the area in question has with invasive species already.
Good thing for them they were next level stupid and dropped the unfortunate fish in the sea.
On the Shotgun Trap, the thief getting his lawsuit sucks, but the real reason for the law is because sometimes Cops, or Medics will have to break into a place, such as if you're having a heart attack, or someone calls 911 and you can't get up to defuse the trap.
That would explain why a cop or medic on duty could win the lawsuit, but not a thief in the night
@@nono7105 The law has to be applied consistently and this is one of those unfortunate side effects of that
@@the1anonymouse if only that was true more often than it actually seems to be
@@the1anonymouse Right, it should _consistently_ apply compensation to those that deserve it. You could give the farmer a fine or something, like a speeding fine. But you shouldn't compensate a criminal for coming to harm through his own criminal actions.
the reason the farmer lost is because him or his wife werent there at the time, according to the case it would have been legal to set a booby-trap had either one been there
10:08 Henry: "I can't believe the fly, like, doesn't notice the giant looming shadow over him."
The fly's eyes are Compound Eyes. They are excellent at detecting fast moving objects, like predators quickly approaching them. However, they don't notice slow moving objects so well. The next time you see a fly on the table, don't try to smash it into the table. That's a futile endeavor and you'll almost certainly fail to kill the fly. Instead, slowly move both your hands above the fly just a inch or two apart. Once you're above the fly, clap your hands together. When done properly, you'll almost always catch the fly in your hands. If you clasp your hands together without your palms striking together, you'll catch the fly alive in your hands. I did this a lot when I worked at Little Caesars (always washed my hands afterwards). We made our own dough and that yeast just draws them in if they are nearby.
also best to come up from behind a fly, they cant see you coming.
@@davidherzog58 nope its the same, they have compound eyes
Yeah, i sometimes did that leaving them still alive, take off both their wings and throw them into a bush or wherever xD
@@bloodhunter9x atleast kill them 😖
2:20 Actually, according to many reports, holding down a regular fit person that is trying to resist with every muscle in his body is really difficult if you have to do it without causing harm and without weapons to threat with. That's why there are needed 3-5 people to hold it down in most cases
that clip with the news anchor trying to explain the show "You" was like a real life version of "who's on first base" lmao
I'm so thankful you guys upload daily. The ending song is just so upbeat and happy that it helps on the painful days like today. Thank you.
Hey I hope you feel better soon man
agreed
You can find the song on iTunes. There’s a whole album. All the tracks are 🔥
The ending song is "Dig a Tunnel" from the Disney movie "The Lion King 1 1/2"
*edit... the song is about not being eaten by Hyenas.
It's the way Keanu Reeves roasted the NFT guy and just laughed so wholesomely
he can see through that blue pill's bulshit, he's indeed the choosen one!
He gets it. The whole point of moving from physical goods to digital goods (when possible), was to drop the cost of duplication to zero. it's counter-productive to then try to add back an artificial cost of reproduction to digital goods.
Keanu’s laugh at the NFT dude made this so much more enriching 😂
For those interested in the actual story of the burglar and the farmer, the channel "legal eagle" covers it in pretty good detail.
The verdict was that such a trap was in excessive force, since the man had lost his legs in the process, messing up his life permanently.
The laws governing the ban of such traps came later, for the reasons of law enforcement/medical personnel and that traps do not differentiate between them and criminals.
Thief still deserved what came to him
Yeah. I'm siding with the thief in this scenario. His goal was to take some valuable items and then leave. The homeowner's goal was to kill anyone who was unfortunate to open that door.
Both actions are a crime, but in a subjective view. Stealing is less serious than murder. Because if a thief steals your television set, you can always buy a new one. As for murder? There is no coming back from that.
Yeah. I'm siding with the thief in this scenario. His goal was to take some valuable items and then leave. The homeowner's goal was to kill anyone who was unfortunate to open that door.
Both actions are a crime, I know, but in a subjective view. Stealing is less serious than murder. Because if a thief steals your television set, you can always buy a new one. As for murder? There is no coming back from that.
@@j.jmilan551 "homeowner's goal was to murder" right explain why he was aiming at legs instead of center mass because i highly disagree maiming sure that was likely the goal but murder no not hard with a shotgun at close range center mass boom now your internal organs are goop why aim at a spot that has no organs
While its certainly effective to scare off a few robbers - there is always the one who was living under a stone and did not read the news,
Not to mention that robbery and even breaking into your home is no excuse to use deathly violence against someone.
With the same effort he could have construct a system which scares the robber off or just took to long to break so he ran off.
That fence took that lady's innocence, with no regrets.
This channel is singlehandedly fueling my porn addiction
Lady? I didn't know we still have ladies and lords, lmao.
@@kayra2444 😁
Fence is wanted by FBI
@@kayra2444 ladies and gentlemen...nah we dont have those either
9:57 those old cobblestone streets can be surprisingly slippery when it's freezing even without any visible ice, and these looks like they are coated in a pretty smooth layer of ice so that's even worse
My elementary school had cobblestone walkways, except the main entrance. So when it rained and cold the whole school would tuna can in and out the front. I always wanted to run into the front and see how many would fall down like domino's.
The full clip of the street shows them trying to go up the opposite side on their hands and knees and still failing
nah people just don't know how to walk on ice.
It was like several years ago, after the rain at -7 C. The whole city was covered in like 1-2 cm of ice. There are even recordings of people ice skating on the squares.
Whenever I'm bored I just watch mxrplays and just end up feeling amazing.
3:26 I love Keanu. He is such a legend. Truly one of a kind as far as famous actors go.
6:15 The reason Boobytraps are illegal is due to the fact that Police or other first responders may need to enter your home for a variety of lawful reasons.
cant have fire fighters running up to a building to put out a fire only to get 12 gauge to the gut
Also, building a boobytrap shows a premeditated attempt to cause harm.
@@alejandrinos That's actually a really good point
Also for the specific case it mentioned, if I remember correctly the guy didn't really live there per say, it was a property he owned that had constant break in's and even kids would wonder into it thinking it to be abandoned. The reasoning for it being illegal is because of the indictment harm it can cause to a person, like said previously if I remembered correctly there was kids going into it, which could cause problems because it could've been a kid who had gotten shot and not the burglar. Also sorry if I got something wrong with it, it's been a minute since I looked into that story.
Doesnt matter who it is or reason for coming in. Without reason, the trap indiscriminately shoots whoever triggers it. As the resident is not home and not under threat, lethal force is not justified.
Curious fact: the guy throwing fake punches to other and the getting baited as hell is none other than Muhammad Ali,and the funny guy is Ringo Bonavena,an awesome Argentinian fighter
Yeah Ali's carrer was totally "downhill" from that point.
30 W 0 L until Ringo, 31 after then Joe Fraizer stopped Ali's record
@@ZappaSheik wrong man, Ali beat Ringo, he never went “down hill” Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali went toe to toe in 3 matches Ali won the first, Frazier won the second and last Ali won it again.
@@ZappaSheik career*
@@ZappaSheik Gotta disagree. Ali was coming off a 4 year hiatus due to his conscientious objection to the Vietnam War (ages 25-29, prime athletic years). This was his 2nd fight after being allowed to return to the ring. Despite that, against one of the hardest punchers of the time, he knocked Bonevena down 3 times in the 15th round for a TKO; able to do that in that round clearly shows his endurance. He did lose to Frazier in their 1st fight a few months later - his 1st professional loss. But he won the 2nd in '74 setting up the Foreman fight where Ali regained his title, at 32, with an 8th round knockout. A better point of Ali's downturn would be the Shavers fight in '77. Ali finished his career with a 56-5 record with 37 KOs & a 3 time heavyweight champion.
Oh, and Ali's quote on Bonavena after the fight:
"Funny, when i was predictin' the ninth round, I never thought I came close to predictin' on myself. I made a lot of mistakes in that fight, and it cost me. I got careless with him in the ninth round, and you can't do that with Oscar. In that ninth round I got hit by a hook harder than Frazier could ever throw. Numb! Like I was numb all over. Shock and vibrations is all I felt, that's how I knew I was alive. I mean, I was jarred. Even my toes felt the vibrations. The first thought that came to mind-another good one or two might have dropped me. So the minute I'm hit-two steps backwards and I'm on the other side of the ring."
Yeah he was the greatest trash-talker of all time but he did respect his opponents.
@@markuhler2664 it was a response to Henry saying that his career was over from that point.
I also wrote 31 W after Ringo.
He was the great trashtalker but also humble, that's probably why many still consider him to be the GOAT.
I love how Henry and Jeannnie unite when it comes to holding the baby above the glass bridge.
The reason Keanu was asked about NFT's was because there was a series of Matrix themed NFT's that were released, but had nothing to do with the characters, so they got nothing for them (as Keanu explained in the interview, after laughing his ass off).
13:57 Yep, the area between a witness stand and the judges table is called a Well, basically almost no one is allowed in there during the session, in contrast to what movies may lead to believe even lawyers don't usually enter the well and need special permission to do so.
And yes, that lady is going to start the whole process over again on this new set of charges.
Yeah if you want to get tackled just enter the well
@@Arthera0 I bet the bailiffs just wait for people to do something stupid so they can tackle people. I'd probably be the same since most court hearings are boring and nothing like the daytime judge shows.
Well depends on the kind of hearing your having during bench trials a lot of judges will have the lawyers and defendant in the well in front of them. Usually it's for misdemeanors and traffic court though. Yes I have been through a couple personally.
That’s probably why the lady was being held in contempt of court.
There's a nice video from Legal Eagle that covers the shotgun defense case. Turns out that only some states have castle defense laws, and some have stand-your-ground laws.
Generally it overlaps though. States with stand your ground laws are most likely going to also have castle doctrine laws. Basically all of the good RED states have them. Whilst the blue ones make even carrying and using pepper spray and other non-lethal stuff illegal. They really do want people being completely reliant on daddy government. Super weird.
That Ingraham segment was top-tier "Who's on first?" energy. I love it!
I can see Henry being that dad that stands near the field and shouting "Yeah Timmy destroy that kid, can you see this kid that`s my son."
4:30 isn't that Muhammad ali?😂😂😂😂😂my man he's whole skill and specialty was to flinch as fast as possible when he sees a punch coming towards him
actually that's not why that case was lost by the farm owner. if the owner had personally shot the burglar, it would've gone in his favor. However, his boobytrap was an indiscriminate device. It could have harmed anyone, even those with a legal right (such as LEOs with a warrant) to enter the property. These kinds of boobytraps/landmines are therefore illegal to rig in your home.
You explained it and it makes sense now thank you
Thanks to "Lehto's Law", I also found out recently that surveyors have the right to come onto your property to do their job. They can even drive onto your property from whatever angle/entry point, so long as the vehicle is marked. He is from Michigan, so not 100% that it is true across the US, but it is likely.
That actually brings up another problem with our legal system. Judgments against the offender are divided into compensatory (to compensate the victim) and punitive (to punish the offender). Right now, the victim receives both awards, resulting in perverse cases where the offender (original victim) has to pay the victim (original criminal) far more than the harm that was suffered.
Punitive awards are supposed to be payment from the offender to society as a whole. It should not go to the victim, not to the lawyers (the lawyers who negotiated the tobacco settlement became billionaires), not to the police, not to the government. All punitive awards throughout the country should go into a cash pool. And on April 15 it should be equally divided over all taxpayers (who represent society) as a credit against your taxes.
That only explains why a LEO or other authorised person would win the lawsuit, not why a thief in the night should win.
@@solandri69 That's a great idea, and I like it, but it will never happen.
"Its not a murder He just got his legs hurt, he'll get that back" lol jeannie hates thieves, I agree
The guy actually got his bones destroyed by the shotgun and probably won’t walk again, no one told him to go burglar some houses
So he didn't get his legs back...at least he can't burgle, not all houses are wheelchair accessible
@@BlazinKushFTW yep, plus to be fair the booby trap shotgun pointed right in the chest originally but his wife convinced him otherwise
Imagine trying to explain your girlfriend's black-eyes with "No, she got into a barfight in VR, seriously..."
I know you're (half-)joking but if anyone calls the cops, the dude's arrested even if she protests. His only proof that might keep him out of handcuffs is the video (& some cops would arrest the guy regardless & let the prosecutor handle it just so they don't get burned looking soft on domestic abuse). There have been similar cases of 'rape' on college campuses where the guy is found guilty & kicked out. Try getting into another university with that on your record.
The interview with Keanu reeves started talking about NFTs because the matrix released NFTs to complement their new game using Keanu's image without crediting or giving a cut to them. You should watch the NFT segment of the interview; Keanu's responses are really funny
I heard a lawyer mention this - even in states where you can shoot someone the moment they enter your property without permission, you can't set booby traps. I imagine it's to do with emergency services coming in.
no, its called premeditation to commit bodily harm
@@kennethv5250 that they deserve
@@Aphotic_One Maybe, but premeditation destroys any claim to self defense. Kenneth has the right of it.
Check out my comment further up, or just watch Legal Eagles video on the subject.
It's an interesting case that is simplified and sensationalized to make good headlines.
@@Aphotic_One Dam what kinda fucked up world do you live in that the punishment for stealing objects should be permanent dismemberment.
Does it make any difference to you that the person robbing could have been some dumb teenage kid that hasnt really thought through the consequences of their actions? Or maybe we should just go around maiming idiotic and immature children as well.
Keanu laughing at the ridiculousness of NFTs made my day.
9:15 It looked to me like she was trying to walk uphill on ice. Rarely works well. LMAO
Jeannie:
“Henry has an irregular sleep schedule.”
Me:
“You guys have sleep schedules?”
Jeannie produces the cutest sounding genuinely demeaning insults known to man.
I love it.
Stephanie Quail sure has one talkative horse, I’ve never seen and heard a horse neigh so much
That grandma on the escalator was somehow the sadist yet funniest thing ive ever seen
There was also that time in Australia a man broke into a home and went into the daughters room, so the dad killed the man. The dad was sued by the man's family for "killing their boy who would never do anything wrong" or something along those lines
This sounds familiar, but i might be confusing it with a US case from I believe Texas, in which the daughter was hiding a boyfriend in her room, then the father came charging in and proceeded to beat the snot out of him while daughter was yelling "no, daddy!". I heard of it on a morning talk show called "Elliot in the Morning"; popular in the MD/DC/VA area.
@@johns9652 Wasnt a boyfriend iirc, the guy was 34 and the daughter was described as young. The home invader's name was Richard James Slater if you are curious and want to look up the case.
Death is too good for people like that.
It's because in Australia, you don't have the right to kill a person even if you're defending yourself or your family.
ATV rider as he rides away "I'm the juggernaut, bitch!". Well played.
My 1st thought.
There is a reason that malls have at least one elevator. And all escalators have signs to NOT use them if you have strollers, crutches or walkers.
Though, in fairness, the elevator(s) are usually a LONG way from where you enter and/or want to go.
I'm not sure if she even intended to use the escalator at all she definitly didn't know that that was a moving handrail though.
Henry saying that the punishment for thievery should not be death makes me love this channel more.
Between the two of them, I would not have pegged Jeannie as the more pro-gun in terms of home defense lol
You never heard of Rooftop Koreans then.
7:10 look at the leopards front paws, they’re covered with blood before the video began; which means that he’s been trying this for a while.
17:34 Jennie the way your eyes roll when you blink is outta this world.
"Henry has a irregular sleep scedule that requires him to sleep, even when the sun is up in the sky."
that would be normal these days.
Perfect timing my pizza delivery just came in so now I got a pizza and my favorite youtuber to watch
Same funny coincidence
@@chainmachine1954 It didn't happen to me, I just got the notification with no pizza, but yeah same bro!
2:00-2:56 love how he non-violently resists them lol.
6:00 is actually a famous series of court cases that law students study to learn about cases with gray areas, and how to navigate the legal system. When this happened, that was the third time the burglar was breaking into the guy's cabin to steal his third ATV from the guy, but the guy had set up a shotgun as a booby trap that time. The case points back to some founding legal documents involving the use of booby traps - with some founding documents actually using the phrase "booby trap" - and tort and private property. There was a series of criminal litigations and lawsuits - with one of the lawsuits featuring the two guys actually teaming up together to sue a third party about this.
The clip of the kid walking on the glass bridge is a great example of the visual cliff experiment. It’s an example of how depth perception grows as a child gets older.
As someone who has an indoor cat, who has gotten out multiple times, I can say that I understand those men and their frustration.
Fr tho 😂
4:27 that "guy" whose "career is over" is Muhammad Ali, the other guy is Antonio Inoki.
10:23 - It's adorable that Jeannie thinks someone actually let the cat out. Like baseball stadiums all have special cat rooms you can go to and meet felines in between innings
Of course they do
@@freakymoejoe2 If that's the case I might start going to baseball games
Many baseball staduims have legions of cats to keep rats out
That's literally just a normal door for people and someone just let them through so I don't know what tf your talking about.
16:25 reminds me of the same skit on Rush Hour 3, I can't believe this really happens 🤣
4:50
Jeannie: Oh no, he's so scared...
Henry: He understood his career is over, there...
That's Muhammad Ali
lol i was like, they dont know?
Was about to comment this, lol. Understandable I guess from their POV, If you don't recognize him by his cut (hair and body).
That’s what I said😂
I think the rationale for the booby trap being illegal is that if you leave that unattended, it may be triggered either by someone entering for a legit reason (e.g. there's a fire) or maybe a couple of kids just playing a stupid game. If I remember correctly, it was a farmhouse which remained closed for months and the trap was completely unattended.
All it taught me is that he should've gone for the head
@@Zixology I agree
8:30
Reminds me of that one scene from looney tunes "I'm duck dodge- ... I'm duck dod- ... I'm duck d ... I'm d ... I ... I'm just gonna go save the people, skip the introduction."
6:09 from what I remember he sued almost a decade later after finishing his jail time and won with the court ruling that any person could have opened the door and been shot, they even mentioned that the gun was knee hight for an adult but face hight for a child, so the guy who left his house booby traped knew of it but didn't inform others of it or even left a note and from what I remember some friend or family was supposed to also deliver something and could have been injured instead, the court stated it's fine if you shoot someone who's breaking and entering but for that you need to be in the house and you can't cripple the person for the rest of his life. The criminal who served his time in the slammer and sued afterwards did so because of the constant pain he felt due to nerve damage. LeagleEagle did a review of the case 2 years ago czcams.com/video/bV9ppvY8Nx4/video.html
In the full video of that porcupine the leopard died from a quill through its heart. But supposedly porcupine is like a delicacy to them and they will risk their lives to eat them even if there is other food around
Holy shit I thought it would just get out with a face full of quills but that’s hectic
That poor elderly couple on the escalator man.... I feel so bad laughing, but what happened was objectively hilarious. 😅
I'm afraid she got yet another fracture from that.
Same, man. Same.
So many broken bones.
I didn't even laugh. I was only wincing and feeling sympathy pains.
Im certain she broke something with the way her leg got caught when she fell, even a younger persons legs shouldnt bend like that.
Henry: "Hit like on this video if you like watching kids get wrecked"
Anakin Skywalker: "This is where the fun begins"
That horse should do stand-up he’s hilarious.
I love the look of genuine concern that Jeannie has that for VR set
Aww Jeannie is so caring for everyone. This was an awesome video as always.
Not for the burglar, and that's why she's a keeper
@@yuritrasimaco5201 yeah except him especially for that girl with the VR headset and the grandma as well as the girl in the end who tried jumping from a fence or something.
Except thieves. Its just a leg.
@@mazharmadridi1812 kinda weird to laugh at that old couple
@@pasanpalihakkara3652 yeah that was sad . I felt bad for them.
6:26 The law basically states that booby-traps are illegal since they could easily injure people who have good intentions even if you injure people who have bad intentions. That booby-trap could have easily injured a neighbor checking on the gentleman or even firemen rushing to save his burning buildings.
The kid wasn’t scared of the glass bridge. It’s in a young child’s instincts to not yeet themselves off cliffs.
Jeannie's reaction to the bar fight is the most perfect thing I've seen this year.
Porcupine: "You want some, eh! Get some!"
Cheeta: "Bruh, you gonna run out of those needles sooner or later."
Porcupine: "You..sonnavabitch"
Havent watched since 2020 i started watching in 2018 glad to see you guys are still together 🥰
Omg her laugh is exactly like a foxes laugh 3:17 😂😂😂😂
This may have already been said, but that horse was hearing "Hay, everybody."
These videos are always so good
REAL REVIEW OF THE SLEEP MASK!!
it is great! Def worth the buy, no cap
I love that lighting caused by the fall at 17:27
Wasn't that boxer who flinched Muhammad Ali?
Yep
The reason Boobie traps aren't typically allowed is it can't determine who is breaking in. It could be a burglor, or it could be an EMT or firefighter. Now if the farmer had just shot him when he entered that would have been fine because the farmer can judge the target
Right, so why should a thief in the night win the lawsuit? He was breaking the law, so whatever injury he suffered in turn should not be eligible for compensation. If someone with the legal right to break in got injured then they would have a case.
@@nono7105 I agree he shouldn't get legal compensation, but the fact that Boobie traps are a legal gray area is likely being used somehow. But I don't have the full details of the case
This is true. Also the no one lived there at all. I believe the guy lost his leg, for robbing a mostly empty and partially abandoned vacation home.
@@nono7105 yeah, i don't understand this "if the farmer was the one who shot, he would've won" like burglars aren't dumb. why would they rob a home when everyone is awake? isn't this common sense?
my traps are intelligent and can identify people by race
06:00
FUN FACT
a landowner in
FLORIDA
( of course )
got tired of trespassers
who messed up his
property & left a mess
so
he dug a trench around
3 sides of his land
and
opened up a blocked
creek / river
to let alligators into the
trench
🐊
a few nights later
he was asleep
and was woke up by
loud screaming
he smiled & went back to sleep
NO ONE TRESPASSED
on his land after that
Kai earns my thanks for editing such high quality videos!
What AMAZING videos to reduce stress
I would just like to state for the record that the only reason I clicked on this video was to make sure the girl who got her skirt caught on the fence was OK.
lol
Henry noticed the subtle details on that last clip x
About that burglar, you are not supposed to leave traps, because any emergency personell could be a victim to them in case they are needed and its armed.
6:30 This is why in most states that allow firearms, cops will often tell you to make sure the job is done.
That fence did it for the boys 🤣🤣
For that wedding video, I could hear Bubba Ray Dudley shouting; "D-Von! Get the tables!". And a crowd chanting for tables in the background.
6:23 History of that case FYI is that the home owner and his wife were elderly and lived elsewhere. That was their ancestral home I believe and they weren't living there. The farmhouse had property in it, including antiques, and was repeatedly broken into and robbed. The police basically refused to do anything and the owner set up booby traps to protect his property. He was criminally charged and convicted on the principle that it was lethal force and it isn't legal to use lethal force to defend property.
that laura ingram clip is absolute comedy gold, i cant even, im laughing so hard. the dude is so angry at the end🤣🤣🤣
Who's on first, What's on second...
I remember this one lol. I can’t remember if she was trolling him or if it was a skit lol. But she knew what the series “You” was lol.
The illegalities of a shotgun trap stem mostly from them being indiscriminate. The idea is maybe a young child would wander in. I've had my grandpa's property broken into a couple a times. Traps in general are deemed pretty illegal. But if you have cool neighbors just have them call you before the police...
"It's a show on Netflix, called You"
"There's a show about me on netflix called Lauren? I've never even had the measles!"
"Who's on first!"
I love the fact that finally someone gives the full quote about curiosity killed the cat.
If a burglar breaks into your house, trips on junk and sprains his ankle, he can sue you.
It has to be the dumbest thing ever. If he's trespassing, you shouldn't be liable for him getting hurt. But hey, laws.
You CAN sue for that, sure, but that one is highly unlikely to hold up in court. It would be a complete waste of time and possibly money.
12:40
That's not funny... Both got injuries for sure.
The old man hit his head and stopped moving and the old woman kinda got her leg broken and maybe something else too. It makes me feel bad.
Please if you have updates or news link it down here.
10:21 perfect thumbnail :D Jeannie's reaction LMAO
6:28
jeanie: it's just a flesh wound
panda knights: *concerned*