People Who Were ‘Today Years Old’ When They Realized These Random Things | Memes Time
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I like how some of these - such as the division symbol - is something they think the rest of us knew. Lol
really I assumed more people knew it my math teacher once randomly brought that up whilst we were taking notes
I already knew that one too
I've been telling math students this for years. It helps them know what to do on a calculator.
That's like the arrow next to the picture of a gas pump on your dashboard tells you which side of the car the filler opening is. The people who came up with it thought it was obvious, and yet people are still just now discovering it.
I had no idea, in fact I was today years old when I learned that
1:16 That gives a whole new context to a certain conversation regarding measles between Worf and Dr. Pulaski.
I'm today years old and I got to know about all these facts
I was today years old minus quite a few years when I discovered that "fire" meaning to take away someone's job came from a synonym of the older term "discharge" with the same meaning.
Also when I realized that when the Beatles sang about "Mean Mr Mustard", they weren't saying he was cruel. "Mean" in British English just means "cheap" or "stingy".
"cents" is short for percent, as in percent of a dollar.
I think I need to buy a Toblerone , just to check the wrapper of course!
These were just plain neat to learn. I can't think of anything clever to say except "neat!"
01:52 Regarding our wine cask units, I've heard it said that the Firkin quantity is often described in twos; e.g. it's two firkin long, two firkin big, two firkin heavy etc. Not my joke, but it still amuses me 😉
2:52 that ‘farmer’ is the artist’s dentist
I'm 64 and NO ONE ever taught me that!
The one about the measles is both "Oh Wow, that's incredible!" and "Oh wow, that's terrifying." at the same time. 😲😧
And, tbf, from looking it up for myself, it looks like this research just came out in October 2019, so most of us were probably "today years old" when we learned it.
I was today years old when I just learned at least half of these facts 😭😭
Lol, at least I'm not yet 20~✨✨
An Avenue is a road lined with trees
The clock icon on Android phones moves to tell the time to.
I only recently discovered that the dollar sign is the letters "US" written over top of each other. Over the years, for ease of writing, the U just became two strokes.
So, the bottom dropped out of the dollar lol.
I didn't know that either. That's why Algebra was so FN hard -- the teacher always assumed we were all on the same page.
Had to double take the toblerone one. That got me.
Climatologists have a thing for farts (worse than pre-adolescents). If it's not livestock farts that threaten our existence on planet Earth, then it's oyster farts. We all fart. Just get over it, dammit!
Here's another math fact. There is more than one type of multiplication. The dot, X and * actually each mean something else. When you aren't doing the kind of math that uses them (vector calculus mostly) you can typically use them interchangeably but, they don't actually mean the same thing.
The phrase "I was today years old" makes me want to throw something at whoever says it.
Great video! I've learned so many things!
2:00 Cartoons lied to me once again.
I already knew that loofahs are fruits. My dad makes them homegrown and homemade. And I use them in the shower.
That division symbol tho 🤦♀️
i literally mentioned the other day at school about the old man is snoring one
2:13 That kid in the lower right looks supremely annoyed.
"Today years old" probably the most cringy fucking sentence ever.
I was today years old and did not know very much of this.
Today I was years old when I found out there's things I really don't need to find out about.
Didn't information like this used to be called trivia, which became known as fun facts?
Either way, it was all very interesting
"Trivia" is derived from a Roman term where (three) roads met. Notices of local events would be posted at these junctions and such nuggets of information later became known as trivia.
02:30 Took me a while to find the Toblerone bear!
Im today years old when i knew corona second wave is there to stay until 2021 and may be next year and until proper vaccination is found we are bound to stay indoors
But we do have a vaccine? And we are in 2021
@@JustASkyrimHorse these vaccines are for preventing covid from affecting us, ppl who already got the virus wont be cured with these vaccines, complete vaccine to cure covid will take atleast couple of years, until then home sweet home!
@@vannanilavu5616 I guess this is just an English language thing.....
Vaccines, by definition, only prevent, they don’t cure.
Something that cured Covid in already infected people would be called a treatment, or a therapeutic
0:31 WAIT!!! WHAT??? omg...seriously...I'm going to look like a freaking genius next time this comes up. "Wow, she knows her stuff!!!"
Where is the bear in toblerone?
The mountain, in the white part that looks like snow
It’s in relief. Look at the space without printing!
Oh thank you I got it @ Bf1 Bf1 and @Kimberly Morrison
footage in spanish is metraje as in “metres long” so I assume I always knew it firsthand
Some of these are things I didn't know cause I just don't care about those things. (I don't follow sports so don't care who owns teams, don't want to pay quadruple the price for an iphone so I don't care about the few cute extras as they aren't worth the $ to me, have never & will never care about twitter so I never wondered where the name came from, etc.) However out of the other trivia, I did learn something new! I now know "buttload" is an actual measurement. It looks like a "butt" is pretty huge compared to a standard "barrel" & I doubt I'll ever have that much wine in my whole life since I don't like the taste of alcohol & only use wine occasionally in a sauce, but hey it's good to know more precisely what I'm saying when I use the word. I will now be looking for more opportunities to use it in conversation. 🤣
3:44 the green one is also transgender it used to be a male one
Wow I only knew 5 of those, the rest 🤯
I was today years old when I realised that Bobby Shafto went to sea. I wanted to know what he went to see.
Why the unjustified comment about a former VP’s wife? Juvenile, sexist, and not trivia.
You see this all the time. The partisan hacks than never had an original thought in their life and all they can do is attack the family member of someone in another political party.
Well she's not popular with some people, were you as critical when negative comments were made about Mrs Obama?
1:44 ampersand tu brute?
I am today years old and I still really don't know what jay-walking is.
I believe I read somewhere that "jay" was used as an expression for a jerk or a foolish person, which is a pretty good description of someone who would walk into traffic.
I think I am tomorrow years old🙄
What bear?
Don’t the Mara’s own the Giants as well?
@Baba Ganush yes. It’s the Rooney’s who own the Steelers. So, it’s Kate and Rooney’s other set of grandparents. My mistake!
The two actresses have family that own both.
As I have said before... technology has made people dumb and lazy. Couldn't google it when I grew up. You had to take your arse to the library.
And to think... These people are the future!! Lord almighty, somebody help us.
You shouldn't mock someone just because they didn't know something! Use that as an opportunity to teach them about it. And because of the advent of the internet more people than ever have the ability to look up information and educate themselves. Now I hope you use this opportunity to not generalize people based on select ones.
4th xd
First ❤️😀
2nd 😅
3rd