Crazy Ideas That Actually Work

Some crazy ideas aren't as crazy as you think... they might actually work!

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[medo]

I adopted my pet rock 3 years ago and she is very well behaved

[datbat]

I had a pet rock when I was a kid. Actually, it was four rocks glued together and painted to look like a football player in an orange uniform. I suppose it was a next-gen pet rock. Weird, but I really liked that little guy. He lived on top of my stereo set with the turntable for records and the eight-track tape player in the front. Ah, the 70s.

[magnusm]

The Geese guards is actually an old idea a British General used back in WW2 for the same reasons. Geese are much harder to distract and keep quiet.
Similarly to how farm owners have donkeys for their horses and alpaca for their sheep. Same with a goose for chickens.
Natural protectors and guards of their flock. A goose rounds up and leads chickens and keeps time. When it's time to sleep the goose will round them up and lead them back in the coop.

[DJJohnPaulReggaeOfficial]

Thank you for feeding us new information everyday Be Amazed!

[eviesouth]

Can we get an award for this guy because during the pandemic he still managed to get blockbusting facts and storys and they helped lots. Also pet rock 🤣🤣

[weirdredpanda]

I read somewhere that Parmentier told his guards to accept any bribe that they were offered so that people could steal potatoes. This man was a genius in understanding how people think.

[_argurios]

In France, there is a cottage pie equivalent named "hachis Parmentier" which is usually prepared with ground beef and baked in the oven. Simple and delicious

[hypochlorite]

11:39 Canadian here, can confirm that if you want an actual guard animal, theres nothing those dinosaurs fear, they know they've been running this planet for years and have no qualms proving it to others, AND they're intelligent, so once they see you as not a threat but companion, theyll happily attack anything that moves in their territory.

[mac]

I can't believe people actually bought pet rocks 😂

[diallomannings]

This man makes dad jokes in the most weird situations 🤣

[ivanstepanovic]

A bit more on half-swording... European swords couldn't cut well with their tip and close to the handle which resulted in the part close to the handle often not being sharpened as much as the rest of the sword since that part was used to block the enemy blows. That made grabbing the sword in that part pretty safe, even when grabbed without gauntlets.

[Mineav]

I was eating a vanilla ice cream cone while watching the part about the beaver juice. And now I want another.

[Herowebcomics]

These ideas ARE crazy!
Especially that brain chip!
No way, dude!

[siayaa]

elon musk the reason there's going to be a robot apocalypse like he already made rocket ships and cars, trying to make a robot helper, and now a chip

[accalya]

I loved the geeze police! These birds are legitly hardcore I swear 😂

[gojewla]

Is prolonged exposure to rumble strips bad for your tires?

[crypticcorgi]

I imagine the ducks vs locust battle felt something like Marvel's End Game battle for them. With these advanced species transporting them straight into an epic battle.

[nickvar]

Atari had a concept in the early 1980s called Mind Link. The headband-mounted device supposedly read brainwaves, but it really just responded to facial movements. It reportedly gave users headaches while trying to play the Atari 2600 system!

[DovonMac]

Those glass doors are really cool it also shows who’s occupying and who’s not

[mihir_deo]

19:58- It actually INCREASED car accidents with deer, as the drivers assumed that the deer were people and would move out of the way