I hate those narrow cell phone videos.

@ghomerhust

11 ай бұрын

usually they are posted on vertical scrolling social media, and that's where these guys find them.

@mistral-unizion-music

11 ай бұрын

Yeah same, I don't get it that people don't realise TV and computer screens (and cinema screens for that matter) are HORIZONTAL, so make your videos horizontal, damn it! Logic, no? Unless they only want to view them on their phone... but still... versatility is better.

@SP-de7qx

10 ай бұрын

Come on people!!! you all need to do better.. Gary hates vertical narrow cell phone videos. Next time when you are around danger and trying to get to safety while also trying to record for us unfortunate people who are watching from the comforts of our home, remember to always record horizontally. For Gary!

@mistral-unizion-music

10 ай бұрын

@@SP-de7qx 😆 Well it should be automatic, no thinking about it, when filming = horizontal (landscape). Simple, right? Well already 41 people agree with Gary... so...

@bad_time.

10 ай бұрын

hi

When I took forklift operating lessons, the instructor started the course by showing a whole compilation video of what could go wrong in a forklift. Once we finished that, he said, essentially, "So. As you can see, the best thing that can happen if you screw up in a forklift is that you end up on KZread. The worst is that you or someone else ends up dead. This course aims to show you how not to end up dead, or on KZread."

Please don't include filler, such as the feet of people leaving the elevator. Your footage is good; don't spoil it with stock images.

2:15 - You think that's a fire hydrant on the dock? Time for you to actually look at the video. The ship is at least 20 feet clear of the wreckage of the dock by that point. It's part of the fire suppression system on the ferry and since it's continuing, it's most likely connected to a sea water pump, and the boat is most definitely "taking on water."

That electrocuted tree footage was wild 🔥

@jmtimmons

10 ай бұрын

Yes, definitely. It was freaky seeing a hearing that electricity arcing from the line to the tree!! I thought that trees were trimmed away from power lines to prevent that from happening. That what they do here in New Jersey anyway.

@LauraS1

10 ай бұрын

@@jmtimmons Yeah, Puget Sound Energy really dropped the ball on that one. They're responsible for clearing trees and shrubs away from power lines here in Washington.

It's not THAT the wind is blowin', it's WHAT the wind is blowin'.

Imagine being the only guy who hit the pier in 200 years lol

@Haywire-Alguire

11 ай бұрын

Better him than us ! Lol ! 😆

@htheffects

11 ай бұрын

I can't imagine, I'll be the oldest person in the world by then

@warailawildrunner5300

11 ай бұрын

And underworld reignites the debate whether it's called haysham or he-sham (Heysham) - but the ferry was only out of service for a short while. I see it pretty much daily from the bus to work, as you can see the port at certain points on the route (as long as you're riding the top deck and know where to look though). You'd be surprised at how busy that port is as well for a technically minor port in Lancashire.

@branz2002

10 ай бұрын

Bruh 😂💀

@hoosierbaddy3052

10 ай бұрын

Love how their statement was that no one was harmed. What!? Ask the ferry and pier how they’re feeling. A freaking messy disaster and that’s their stance.

Good real life clips, thanks a lot.

And these videos are great keep working!

‘Flipping heck’ … SO British 😂😂 ( yes, I am British!!) 🇬🇧

Every video clip was great1 Keep up the good working keeping us entertained !

That electrocuted tree footage was wild . I really appreciate your videos and your kindness..

Overhead power lines are almost never insulated. Whoever told them that was full of crap. That is literally the reason why trees have to be trimmed to keep them away from power lines. The video showed exactly what happens when they aren't trimmed and why that is highly likely to start fires!

Hey I'm from Bellingham !! I remember that tree!

I really appreciate your videos and your kindness.

I watched this a couple of days ago. Is this an update?

@Underworld5s

11 ай бұрын

Yes, the video got age restricted so we deleted it, fixed the issue, and reposted! Check my community tab post from yesterday :)

@Ben_Zinka-Nister

11 ай бұрын

​@@Underworld5sNow I understand why I had problems yesterday. Nevertheless, I was able to watch the video after I had to log in again. YT is an idiot shop.

@jessicapearson9479

11 ай бұрын

Why did it get age restricted?

@iteerrex8166

11 ай бұрын

@@Underworld5s Ok cool 👍

@razt.6794

11 ай бұрын

utude on a roll with removing n deleting n age lately...

Great video

#6: Booze & fireworks never mix well together.

@leegalen8383

10 ай бұрын

Nice to know that China has it's own brand of crazies!

Outstanding

In the UK above ground powerlines are usually in the countryside or on rail lines. Residential and shop and factory power lines, are mostly buried underground and usually heavily insulated, though some very old ones did explode under central London pavements, a few years ago....at least two were caught on CCTV.

@bigredc222

11 ай бұрын

In the US most electric is underground for anything thing built since the 1980s. The utilities in most cities have been underground for a very long time.

@mikespeers8281

10 ай бұрын

@@bigredc222therefore your ‘new system’ may catch up with the U.K. sometime in the future 😂

That dude that lit up that fireworks store and burned it down probably got a life sentence or worse ! ☠️

@WakkasLove

10 ай бұрын

Deserved, IMO. He could have killed people. He definitely tried to. It was the only exit, too.

13:45 "keep going, keep going,, keep going.........there it goes"

Those are the luckiest birds ever ! Almost got a missile up their asses ! Lol 😆

too dangerous.a very useful video

With that #7, the tree catching fire, I really wish the guy had called 911 while he was filming. I just hope SOMEONE called 911 before the whole block of houses goes up. Doesn't he even know that fire spreads? Some people.

I actually had a power line fall on a tree by my house a couple years ago and the noise the electricity made was so crazy. Seeing this video reminds me of it

@jimmya486

10 ай бұрын

So who cares🤔

@jdos5643

9 ай бұрын

I hate power lines. They need to go. My town is covered in power lines why can’t they put those underground? They are ugly looking and unsafe

@mikemcwilliams7801

6 ай бұрын

@@jdos5643 cost.... if you pay for it, they will do it

For #2, you can clearly see that the excavator was on a barge, and that's what flipped under it. It was clearly too narrow and overloaded.

Fun fact, the Isle of Man has no speed limit of certain roads.

The crane operator really saw "oh feels like it's lifting the truck" hesitated a bit... and then decided to just go for it. Truly a genius. No idea what the video creator was on about "too late to jump back in to save the day", the crane operator is in the crane part (the whole time), not the driver cabin, and hes clearly still there at the end.

So much better than watching the news.

17:17 is a real life "Speed 2" situation :O hopefully no one was hurt.

Electricity is an amazing creature. l could watch and listen to that arcing all day

You should show the Bright Field crash in New Orleans.

I think they need to hire the real Egyptians to build that apartment building in Egypt.

Makes me glad my house isn't made in China. Power Company looks like they never trimmed the tree. I doubt it was a equipment failure at all.

Who knew watching fails could be this entertaining? Hats off to the creators!

Most of the start was not the Isle of Man. There is no long winding road by a wide sandy beach. There is no 6 lane bridge, and the Steam Packet ferries don't have green decks and yellow funnels.

That building looks like it's going to fall down, lets stand close to it so we can get a good view. There should be an emergency button next to the crane operator, so if it starts to tip, they can hit the button and cable spool freewheels and drops the load.

That last one- it didn't just "take chunks out of" those pots, it broke them completely. Now they'll need to be repotted, and that's not easy with larger plants.

You are somewhat wrong on video number 2. That excavator was one a float barge and for some reason that failed. They knew the water was deep that's why the attempted it with the float. I have seen a similar set up used successfully hundreds of times.

Flippin Eck ! . those were some extreme videos 😅

It's amazing to me that people STILL don't have enough common sense to stay away from windows during a tornado.

Repeat,repeat, repeat!!!!!!

Heysham port near morecambe and Heysham nuclear power station ❤ Always a few mishaps somewhere 😂

@warailawildrunner5300

11 ай бұрын

That bump was minor compared to the nuclear plant scaring the hell out of everyone a couple of years ago with that loud clanging noise that could be heard in Lancaster.

the crane counterweight thing, you want the counterweight opposite of the load. the counterweight in that video had the load on the same end. even with more weight it wouldn't of helped a whole bunch because the cab end doesn't hold counterweight. its still gonna lift lol.

Схема строительства,называемая "из гавна и палок",никогда не приводила к хорошим результатам.👆🏼

@Haywire-Alguire

11 ай бұрын

And then you're up shit creek without a paddle ! 😆

After watching quite a few of your videos, ive decided i coukd never live in china. I had no idea it was so dangerous there. It seems like every list from natural disasters to ones like this, China apprears more than other countries. I feel for the people who live there 💜

@sarahmyers1347

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂 SAME. I was recently telling friends about the channel, and concluded with 'I'm never going to China - it ALL happens in China'. Lol.

@pslinky

11 ай бұрын

@@sarahmyers1347 😂😂😂 that's too funny lol!

@jameswarner7435

10 ай бұрын

When you have over billion people to film dangerous situations, you probably get a lot more of them on film than you would from less populated places.

@pslinky

10 ай бұрын

@@jameswarner7435 true, and tbf to China, I live in America where there's tornados and hurricanes and mass shootings and other crazy shit so I take it back lol. 🙂

This is the crew saying flipping heck! what cowboys

He mispronounced, Bellingham.

@rodleypumpkins4174

11 ай бұрын

Ya but you knew what he was saying right? It even showed the map.

@kwiknkleen

11 ай бұрын

I was going to point that out. But it wasn’t as bad as when people mispronounce Skagit. Now that grates on my nerves.

@SeptemberMeadows

11 ай бұрын

@@kwiknkleen There's a dated documentary about entertainers in the 1940s through 1950s performing on the Neon Circuit. A series of towns and cities around the U.S. that were thick with neon lights, at that time. My town was on that circuit and the performer they were interviewing kept pronouncing it Yuh-Ky-Mah. I understand that grating feeling. (edited for spelling)

Who is the idiot who filmed the tree catching fire on his MOBILE PHONE but didn’t have the sense to USE THE PHONE to alert he emergency services & potentially help all the other citizens who had to put up with the power outages! Duh!

*RIP* to all the animals and people that died making this video for my entertainment.

#10- You can't dock there!!!

And we all learn that the best thing to do is scream, because that always helps!

Birds from #9: "Yeah, mate, it's a nice day ouuuuuuuttttt... WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT!?"

There's a Pizza Hut where you can sit and eat your meal with an unobstructed view of the pyramids.

I repeir the fuel pumps and injectors for this ship 😂

“And if you watch closely, there are pigeons on the boat!!!” Haha. This is the silliest thing ever. But I watched it so you won.

First comment From 🇬🇧 nice lol 🎉

As an ex 12B, that bridge demo was epic. Fire in the hole! P for plenty Sapper!

Flipping heck ! Lol ! 😆 It sounds bad ass but it isnt ! 👍

Having a neighborhood fireworks shop must be fun and..ahh..........convenient .

People come wiser, when you show this kind happenings.

15:14 Excavator flip... It's on a barge that's too small.

I noticed in the first video the bridge was already unattached at land before ship crash. Could I be right?

@warailawildrunner5300

11 ай бұрын

Not really, it's the roll on, roll off ramp for the ferry.

10:43 I'd trust that 60 year old bridge that they're getting ready to blow up before I'd trust any new tofu dredge construction... 13:40 Whether there is 8 tons or 23 tons you get out and count your counter weights to verify. Never trust any gauge in a situation like that. 15:30 The excavator is obviously on a barge of some type, but the commentator is just going to gloss over that fact and make shit up...

"Ya cant park there Mate"

the first one, I find it funny how he censoring himself by saying flippin' heck, but is then dropping the f bomb every other word as well.

First from Mongolia

@jessicapearson9479

11 ай бұрын

Hello, first from Mongolia, 😄👋

I didn't know Tornadoes were an issue in China, till I found this channel.

Why does it seem like more of these events occur somewhere in Asia?

The tree sounds like an angry swarm of 🐝 bees

Must you preview the clips in the first part of the video?

Wasn't this just posted yesterday?

@bluezebra2759

11 ай бұрын

Was age restricted. They fixed and re-up it

The guy who got out of the sinking excavator looked like he had enough time to grab his coffee. Actually it did look like a cellphone. But at first I was thinking about coffee. Why’d he wait so long to get out? Yeah, was that other excavator tryna save him? 😅

6:05 Those were Arc Flashes caused by power lines and/or transformers shorting out, the colour was all wrong for a lightning strike (too yellow) as well as no thunder was heard immediately after the flash...

when the intro shows almost every video included....

Boy did they make a Mell of a hess with that crane and truck.

7:20 And THIS ladies and Gentlethings is why you ALWAYS TRIM ANY PLANTS THAT ARE NEAR POWER LINES!!!

7:13 in our area in Ontario Canada (I dunno about other plac3s) but they trim trees that are close to wires like that … that could’ve been a lot worse

16:01 MY DUDE WAS SECONDS AWAY OMG

Ive seen this upload before

7:00 Poor Tree.

Ever hear of the ""NORTHWEST ANGLE" in Minnesota? It is the most northern part of the continental U.S.

Article number three is how forest fires begin, more than likely... Either that way,or lightning bolts..... Not to mention the unattended "campfire"...

at 7:34 is why u never allow a trees to grow around power lines.

The moment i telised that the rudderless jammed I would of slammed the engines of the tanker in reverse even with a jammed rudder you can still go backwards

11:11 looks a lot like the dustification of 9/11

Fire hydrant ON THE DOCK?? You really need to enhance your vision and the use of your braincells…..

These videos are good proof that Shit Happens !

building codes and laws aren't very strict in other countries....

build the houses in Cairo like pyramids lmao😁

Are tornadoes common 🤔 in China? As a southerner I've been through four large tornadoes 🌪 and am accustomed to the threat almost all through the year.

@Teverell

6 ай бұрын

As I understand it, while the vast majority of tornadoes occur in Tornado Alley or Dixie Alley in the US, they're by no means uncommon in other parts of the world. I like watching some of the tornado chasers and weather channels here on KZread and they occasionally look at tornadoes outside the US. I hope you stay safe!

I wish they did not show amateur videos that go round and round. There really is no value in seeing cameras moving with no focus on the drama.

0:55 - If the first story is supposed to be on the Isle of Man (geographically in the British Isles) why is the traffic here shown driving on the right?

Advertising on youtube is the best way to make sure I will never use your product or service.

Oh yea a tornado that left people stranded my state just hade four tornados in a close area

A tornado in China would be called a Cyclone.

Another day without exploding bird :(

At 9 min mark: business was not "literally" booming at the local market...

How can you build a new bridge FIRST if it's going to be in the EXACT LOCATION??? Kind of a dumb question, ay Bonzo? New bridge replacements are built NEXT to the existing bridge, if it's meant to receive the traffic BEFORE the existing bridge is demolished. Me thinks that is how it is done. "Exact location" is the key phrase. It does not mean "next" to the original location.