The poor thing was terrified all he needed to do once he moved the shelf was to put a box down as he would go into a dark place
@mattmc98129 ай бұрын
So cute❤❤❤❤
@IanM-id8or9 ай бұрын
If that happened during the day, they were not going to go outside. It's best to call the wildlife services people in whatever state you're in. They can relocate possums in a more humane fashion than you did here
@IanM-id8or9 ай бұрын
I think she believes she is home I've got one living in my rollerdoor. She's my friend now
@TheMushroomFurry10 ай бұрын
I'm happy to call this my school, obviously wasn't there for it, but it's great to think we out of all people won.
@jackburton508511 ай бұрын
What is the fear of poor furry little animals so harmless, I would feel lucky from such a visit. You could take them with your bare hands if you did it kindly they wouldn't do anything to you.
@UltimaSpark5011 ай бұрын
Have fun dealing with the bites and scratches (and the possible infections) that were otherwise entirely avoidable.
@OzCrusader Жыл бұрын
It’s like herding cats😮
@conh2296 Жыл бұрын
Even though looks cute, they are sometimes like rat; ruin your plants: roses and trees . They eat all the flowers and leaves make trees look terrible .
@travelalonged Жыл бұрын
😊👍
@heidigill9426 Жыл бұрын
LOL this has been called out in a USA puzzle GC9FYD2
@michaeltownsend429 Жыл бұрын
Brushies are superb little characters. Most of them are healthily cautious at first. Some females will be like ‘don’t get too familiar if I’m carrying a Joey or I’ll nibble your thumb… even if it’s offering me food’. Some are the opposite and will introduce themselves to you (and your food!!!). They’re big personalities and give enough of themselves that you can read them. They can be ‘cheeky naughty’ or totally chilled. Wonderful little tree friends. It is absolutely possible to develop a personal relationship with a brushtail possum. They get to know you, and like any animal their only metric for assessing and making judgement about us is how kindly we treat them - body language, gifts of food, tone of voice. They can tell if we’re being genuine in our affection. After a while, when trust is absolutely normalised they will gladly accept a back rub or a scratch behind the ears. If you gently tickle and rub around the end of their tail they will wrap it around one of your fingers - that really is a very special moment, a bit like holding hands. Glorious. They respond to all of that very enthusiastically if you are patient and consistent. All of a sudden a bulging pouch becomes a joey being brought along for show and tell, and then they learn to join in too (and having heard your voice chatting away since they were first able to hear, you become a normalised part of their world too). They are very clever, very charismatic and responsive little ratbags. Wonderful, very mutually beneficial relationships can arise from respect, care and affection. I’m always impressed at how sleek and clean they are too - they are very meticulous in their cleaning and grooming, especially after eating. There’s nothing rough or nasty at all about Brushtail Possums - quite the opposite. They’re terrific little souls if you’re willing to find out and accept them.
@erikbongnilsson246 Жыл бұрын
Are they always this timid and calm? It looked like one could easily just pick them up without getting bit? This can't be in Australia no way. How can they live among huge deadly spiders and snakes everywhere without problem and still be afraid of these fuzz balls?
@portroyal6886 Жыл бұрын
Funny as lol
@vanessac1965 Жыл бұрын
Sadly the most likely reason for her being there was that her home was destroyed. Brushtails face fierce competition for sleeping spaces during the day due to logging of dead trees, renovations and people kicking them out of rooves. Without a sleeping space, they die. With a baby, she was very vulnerable and likely wasn't able to find a new home. Possums don't hide out like that in homes for no reason. You can Google how to build a possum box and put it within fifty metres of where you found the possum.
@lanonnz1764 Жыл бұрын
How can anyone think possums are cute when they are so destructive. We've never had a problem until recently. We have a lemon tree. They have been eating the skin off the lemons, and leave the lemons in the nude. Now that they have landed at this address, come summer they will be eating our figs and our prickly pears, as these plants are beside the fence. Just hope they don't get into the ceiling.
@delasantos Жыл бұрын
Possums smell, urinate in roof cavities, eat and destroy garden fruits, fight and make raucous noises … they are not cute toys from a Disney movie.
@kimhartleywellywood Жыл бұрын
@3:08 mummy possom to baby: "Sorry kid, you're on your own now..."
@jacquelineentwistle5091 Жыл бұрын
You can call gates wildlife control they remove wildlife from houses lofts they are humane relocate them near to there terrotary they work with the wildlife not against them and educate the public about them
@compatriot852 Жыл бұрын
It seems Americans and Australians get the pleasure of dealing with marsupials in their houses
@justjackiec1522 жыл бұрын
What a horrible video to watch. Torment the creatures and have fun doing it. Yes, they shouldn´t be there but sensible people treat them with kindness and knowledge.
@seppukun2082 жыл бұрын
They need to get out of my roof!
@kensmith27962 жыл бұрын
Why would you think poking at them with an umbrella would be the best way to handle this?
@Expornstarr2 жыл бұрын
Idiots. Maybe not leave a food trail from the house leading outside. It's also a food trail leading inside from out there!! D'UH.
@yuririvera29982 жыл бұрын
Suck it up my it's tail!! Pray and have the door open and ready!!!!
@yuririvera29982 жыл бұрын
USE A VACUUM CLEANER!!!
@stormchaser3002 жыл бұрын
Here in New Zealand bang bang went the farmers gun. but i wouldn't shoot them too cute.
@wildlifegardenssydney74922 жыл бұрын
don’t poke them with an umbrella. Put in a box covered with a towel or blanket quickly and take outside.
@JimTom.2 жыл бұрын
wouldnt it scratch the hell out of you though if you pick it up??
@wildlifegardenssydney74922 жыл бұрын
@@JimTom. cover with a towel first. Tucking it under softly. Super Gently pick up and place gently outside in the towel. Then gently softly take off the towel and they will run up a tree. A shallow pet dish of water and some fruit left for later when they get over the shock.
@onyxneaves67972 жыл бұрын
They’ll bite you I’ve been bitten by one of these before and it hurts
@awkwardwhiterabbit2 жыл бұрын
This is so funny
@IvarDaigon2 жыл бұрын
I have this little toy computer to thank or a life long interest in technology and an early retirement, Commodore basic was the great grandfather of ms visual basic.. a language that I used for nearly 20 years and was able to build a career from... Commodore is gone and so to is the BASIC language pretty much.. but one cannot dispute that they both played a major role in shaping an entire industry as well as educating a generation of kids.
@closefm2 жыл бұрын
And I thought Flashback was ported on a c64 finally. But no, only some nostalgia
@IvarDaigon2 жыл бұрын
some dude is porting Another World to the C64 that is an even more impressive technical feat than Flashback which really didn't have the same level of cinematic immersion
@Goygvffui78552 жыл бұрын
Just left baby and run!!
@ingridharris85972 жыл бұрын
mother possum : ohhh, huuuuuumam, what should I do Baby possum : the apple is yummy
@valenrn86572 жыл бұрын
Commodore didn't keep with the competition. LOL
@MrYossarianuk2 жыл бұрын
Not sure about that ... the A1200 could outdo PCs 5-10X its price when it came out - if you really want to know why it failed - read 'HISTORY OF THE AMIGA' / Ars Technica
@valenrn86572 жыл бұрын
@@MrYossarianuk Not correct. From USA's Amiga World Magazine (November 1993), page 58 of 100, Price listed in USD in November 1993 A1200/020, 2MB, price $379 A3000/030 at 25Mhz, 5MB, 105HD, price $899 A3000T/030 at 25Mhz, 5MB, 200MB HDD, price $1199 A3000T/040 at 25Mhz, 5MB, 200MB HDD, price $1599 A3000s are missing AGA chipset. Cost estimate for 68040 card, $1599 - $1199, cost for 68040 A3640 card = $400 A1200's $379 + 68040 A3640 card's $400 = $779. A3640 includes extra glue chips for supporting the Zorro III bus is not needed for the A1200 version. Commodore could have out-of-the-box configured A1200 with 68040 at 25Mhz for slightly above $779 (i.e. add 4MB fast ram, small HDD) which could compete against $1000 out-of-the-box 486 33Mhz based PC. Amiga 1200 with 68LC040 + 4MB fast ram at $779 cost would be targeting Doom-type PC games. Reference for $1000 486 based PC in 1993 From webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:NfZ_G7tzVw0J:www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1993-12-23-fi-4940-story.html+&cd=11&hl=en&ct=clnk" The year 1993, 486 at 33Mhz PC price in California, USA Article date: DEC. 23, 1993 _A year ago, a San Francisco-area PC clone dealer known for its low prices was advertising a fully equipped 33 Mhz 486 PC for $1,388. Today, that same machine costs about $1,000_ Building A1200 SKU with 68LC040 sets up the infrastructure required for 68060. A1200 with 68LC040 SKU slots between baseline A1200/020 and A4000/040(with FPU). 68LC040 doesn't include FPU which is not needed for Doom-type games.
@valenrn86572 жыл бұрын
@@MrYossarianuk kzread.info/dash/bejne/fYV4p62ogsa-isY.html i386DX-33 with Tseng Labs ET4000 playing Doom! Stock Amiga 1200 can't play Doom.
@MrYossarianuk2 жыл бұрын
@@valenrn8657 Amiga 1200 came out in 1992... Aside from doom you look at most games released around 92-94 and the Amiga (AGA) versions are usually on par, often with less stuttering sound/graphics on a machine that cost far less. Also I am from the UK where PC prices were higher..
@valenrn86572 жыл бұрын
@@MrYossarianuk Amiga 1200 was released in Q4 1992 with around 100,000 units, hence Commodore effectively missed the 1992 Xmas sales surge. A4000 wasn't built like a lower cost-optimized A1200. A4000 has a motherboard + daughter board with slots while the 486 PC competition has a single motherboard with slots. When using SVGA chipsets for Amiga's RTG vs PC, A4000 has a motherboard + daughter board with slots + SVGA RTG card. VS 486 PC has a single motherboard with slots + SVGA card. A4000 is already at disadvantage in BOM cost when compared to a mini-tower PC clone. According to Amiga Format Issue 052, Nov 1993, page 2, A1200/020 at 14Mhz with 2MB RAM has £295 A4000/030 at 25Mhz with 80MB HDD + 2MB RAM has £979 A4000/030 at 25Mhz with 80MB HDD + 4MB RAM has £1129 A4000/040 at 25Mhz with 120MB HDD + 6MB RAM has £2329 PC Format, November 1993, page 120 of 166. 486SX25 with 4MB RAM + Cirrus Logic SVGA 1MB + 130MB HDD reached £999. 80486SX25 is 68LC040 class chip. 486DX33 with 4MB RAM + Cirrus Logic SVGA 1MB + 130MB HDD reached £1249. 80486DX33 is 68040 class chip. In 1993, "writing is on the wall" for Commodore's uncompetitive offerings at £599 to £999 range. Doom needs 4MB of RAM + 386DX33 with reasonable SVGA card (e.g. ET4000) or entry-level 486SX25. Amiga 4000/040's £2329 - A4000/030's £1129 = £1200. 68040 is on yet another costly daughterboard. £1200 + £295 = £1495. Commodore could have A1200/040 + 4MB for £1495 estimate with costly daughterboard which is closer to 486DX33 based PC's price range. Commodore didn't design A1200/040 SKU that targets DOOM. SNES has a SuperFX2 (about 8 MIPS INT32, similar to 68030 @ 50Mhz) game cartridge with a DOOM port. To this day, A1200/040 couldn't replace A1200/A500's price range (not including "Intel Inside" Vampire V4).
@brostenen2 жыл бұрын
The C64 were such a positive thing in my childhood. It has left a mark so bit, that I am now building my own C64's from scratch.
@enedenedubedene48112 жыл бұрын
Idiotic Humans😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥 Viele Grüße aus Germany
@kensmith27962 жыл бұрын
Yep. these people couldn't problem solve their way out of a paper bag.
@Corsa15DT3 жыл бұрын
My C64 is dormant for the past 25 years, don't know if it will fire up. But it probably will, cause they are nearly indestructable.
@brostenen2 жыл бұрын
The PSU on the other hand, is not. They will fail and kill the machine. Too bloody lowcost.
@Corsa15DT2 жыл бұрын
@@brostenen I didn't have any problems with the psu while I used it, that was till 1997. I think the tapes will probably be destroyed, if I can find them.
@brostenen2 жыл бұрын
@@Corsa15DT Tapes are way more hardcore. The issue is the C64 PSU. It is build only to last 3 years. And it is build to only deliver what the computer need of power. Heat is the biggest component killer. And Commodore incased the voltage regulators in a solid blob og epoxy, resulting in voltage regulators cooking inside. Just spend a little on a new PSU. They are cheap and can be found everywere on eBay.
@nickolasgaspar96602 жыл бұрын
not really, Tramiel's practices were notorious for taking a toll on the credibility of those machines.
@Corsa15DT2 жыл бұрын
@@nickolasgaspar9660 what do you mean?
@onetwocue3 жыл бұрын
This house is filled with orbs/spirits. Kinda freaky.
@bradchristensen92833 жыл бұрын
Good lord! Grab them both by the Knapp and throw them out! I’m a Yank even! 🤷♂️
@jacintaedwards11233 жыл бұрын
Why don't you just get a big cardboard box, make a round hole in the side, put a blanket in the bottom and put the mother and baby in it then place it in the backyard. Instead of poking things at them. They are native protected animals, not pests like humans are!
@adamjameslaw03 жыл бұрын
I am no expert but what I would have done is -leave the front/back door open and use a trail of oats leading to outside the door, go to bed and leave the lights on in the house. Wake say at 5am and close door. Then wash the floor etc. The possums are literally terrified and the mother is dangerous. As an aside - one got stuck in our flue - a friend put down a rope which allowed the possum to climb out at night. The flue was then sealed at the opening with wire.
@JenWIL6413 жыл бұрын
They're so cute
@wendyannchadwick94753 жыл бұрын
LOL
@sebastianwhosez48973 жыл бұрын
I have an unexpected house guest. A baby possum. I don't want this little cutie, but my three cats aren't even fazed by it...... AT ALL. I also find myself looking up information on possums. I've also started to have the feels for it. Not sure what to do.
@Squisharoo19903 жыл бұрын
I would move out and let the possum live there
@eliaslynggaard98883 жыл бұрын
Australian possums are so cute and North American possums...ehh...”Get out that 22. Bill”
@MB329043 жыл бұрын
you mean the opossum? the north american one is the opossum
@sketchandjam3 жыл бұрын
Possum learns how to get free apples.
@rustysimonds50113 жыл бұрын
Possums are generally pleasant enough to deal with if you turn the light down low put a box at one end with a towel over the top and just wait until they go into the box cos it's darker you can throw the towel over the top of the box tip the box over take the box outside let them go
@Auraimperialis3 жыл бұрын
How to get the possums out of the house? The answer is no way.
@DavidoMartinez4 жыл бұрын
Possums arecute but im worried about their rabies lol
@joelfleming18983 жыл бұрын
they dont have rabies in NZ or Aus. would more be worried about getting scratched by one.
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The poor thing was terrified all he needed to do once he moved the shelf was to put a box down as he would go into a dark place
So cute❤❤❤❤
If that happened during the day, they were not going to go outside. It's best to call the wildlife services people in whatever state you're in. They can relocate possums in a more humane fashion than you did here
I think she believes she is home I've got one living in my rollerdoor. She's my friend now
I'm happy to call this my school, obviously wasn't there for it, but it's great to think we out of all people won.
What is the fear of poor furry little animals so harmless, I would feel lucky from such a visit. You could take them with your bare hands if you did it kindly they wouldn't do anything to you.
Have fun dealing with the bites and scratches (and the possible infections) that were otherwise entirely avoidable.
It’s like herding cats😮
Even though looks cute, they are sometimes like rat; ruin your plants: roses and trees . They eat all the flowers and leaves make trees look terrible .
😊👍
LOL this has been called out in a USA puzzle GC9FYD2
Brushies are superb little characters. Most of them are healthily cautious at first. Some females will be like ‘don’t get too familiar if I’m carrying a Joey or I’ll nibble your thumb… even if it’s offering me food’. Some are the opposite and will introduce themselves to you (and your food!!!). They’re big personalities and give enough of themselves that you can read them. They can be ‘cheeky naughty’ or totally chilled. Wonderful little tree friends. It is absolutely possible to develop a personal relationship with a brushtail possum. They get to know you, and like any animal their only metric for assessing and making judgement about us is how kindly we treat them - body language, gifts of food, tone of voice. They can tell if we’re being genuine in our affection. After a while, when trust is absolutely normalised they will gladly accept a back rub or a scratch behind the ears. If you gently tickle and rub around the end of their tail they will wrap it around one of your fingers - that really is a very special moment, a bit like holding hands. Glorious. They respond to all of that very enthusiastically if you are patient and consistent. All of a sudden a bulging pouch becomes a joey being brought along for show and tell, and then they learn to join in too (and having heard your voice chatting away since they were first able to hear, you become a normalised part of their world too). They are very clever, very charismatic and responsive little ratbags. Wonderful, very mutually beneficial relationships can arise from respect, care and affection. I’m always impressed at how sleek and clean they are too - they are very meticulous in their cleaning and grooming, especially after eating. There’s nothing rough or nasty at all about Brushtail Possums - quite the opposite. They’re terrific little souls if you’re willing to find out and accept them.
Are they always this timid and calm? It looked like one could easily just pick them up without getting bit? This can't be in Australia no way. How can they live among huge deadly spiders and snakes everywhere without problem and still be afraid of these fuzz balls?
Funny as lol
Sadly the most likely reason for her being there was that her home was destroyed. Brushtails face fierce competition for sleeping spaces during the day due to logging of dead trees, renovations and people kicking them out of rooves. Without a sleeping space, they die. With a baby, she was very vulnerable and likely wasn't able to find a new home. Possums don't hide out like that in homes for no reason. You can Google how to build a possum box and put it within fifty metres of where you found the possum.
How can anyone think possums are cute when they are so destructive. We've never had a problem until recently. We have a lemon tree. They have been eating the skin off the lemons, and leave the lemons in the nude. Now that they have landed at this address, come summer they will be eating our figs and our prickly pears, as these plants are beside the fence. Just hope they don't get into the ceiling.
Possums smell, urinate in roof cavities, eat and destroy garden fruits, fight and make raucous noises … they are not cute toys from a Disney movie.
@3:08 mummy possom to baby: "Sorry kid, you're on your own now..."
You can call gates wildlife control they remove wildlife from houses lofts they are humane relocate them near to there terrotary they work with the wildlife not against them and educate the public about them
It seems Americans and Australians get the pleasure of dealing with marsupials in their houses
What a horrible video to watch. Torment the creatures and have fun doing it. Yes, they shouldn´t be there but sensible people treat them with kindness and knowledge.
They need to get out of my roof!
Why would you think poking at them with an umbrella would be the best way to handle this?
Idiots. Maybe not leave a food trail from the house leading outside. It's also a food trail leading inside from out there!! D'UH.
Suck it up my it's tail!! Pray and have the door open and ready!!!!
USE A VACUUM CLEANER!!!
Here in New Zealand bang bang went the farmers gun. but i wouldn't shoot them too cute.
don’t poke them with an umbrella. Put in a box covered with a towel or blanket quickly and take outside.
wouldnt it scratch the hell out of you though if you pick it up??
@@JimTom. cover with a towel first. Tucking it under softly. Super Gently pick up and place gently outside in the towel. Then gently softly take off the towel and they will run up a tree. A shallow pet dish of water and some fruit left for later when they get over the shock.
They’ll bite you I’ve been bitten by one of these before and it hurts
This is so funny
I have this little toy computer to thank or a life long interest in technology and an early retirement, Commodore basic was the great grandfather of ms visual basic.. a language that I used for nearly 20 years and was able to build a career from... Commodore is gone and so to is the BASIC language pretty much.. but one cannot dispute that they both played a major role in shaping an entire industry as well as educating a generation of kids.
And I thought Flashback was ported on a c64 finally. But no, only some nostalgia
some dude is porting Another World to the C64 that is an even more impressive technical feat than Flashback which really didn't have the same level of cinematic immersion
Just left baby and run!!
mother possum : ohhh, huuuuuumam, what should I do Baby possum : the apple is yummy
Commodore didn't keep with the competition. LOL
Not sure about that ... the A1200 could outdo PCs 5-10X its price when it came out - if you really want to know why it failed - read 'HISTORY OF THE AMIGA' / Ars Technica
@@MrYossarianuk Not correct. From USA's Amiga World Magazine (November 1993), page 58 of 100, Price listed in USD in November 1993 A1200/020, 2MB, price $379 A3000/030 at 25Mhz, 5MB, 105HD, price $899 A3000T/030 at 25Mhz, 5MB, 200MB HDD, price $1199 A3000T/040 at 25Mhz, 5MB, 200MB HDD, price $1599 A3000s are missing AGA chipset. Cost estimate for 68040 card, $1599 - $1199, cost for 68040 A3640 card = $400 A1200's $379 + 68040 A3640 card's $400 = $779. A3640 includes extra glue chips for supporting the Zorro III bus is not needed for the A1200 version. Commodore could have out-of-the-box configured A1200 with 68040 at 25Mhz for slightly above $779 (i.e. add 4MB fast ram, small HDD) which could compete against $1000 out-of-the-box 486 33Mhz based PC. Amiga 1200 with 68LC040 + 4MB fast ram at $779 cost would be targeting Doom-type PC games. Reference for $1000 486 based PC in 1993 From webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:NfZ_G7tzVw0J:www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1993-12-23-fi-4940-story.html+&cd=11&hl=en&ct=clnk" The year 1993, 486 at 33Mhz PC price in California, USA Article date: DEC. 23, 1993 _A year ago, a San Francisco-area PC clone dealer known for its low prices was advertising a fully equipped 33 Mhz 486 PC for $1,388. Today, that same machine costs about $1,000_ Building A1200 SKU with 68LC040 sets up the infrastructure required for 68060. A1200 with 68LC040 SKU slots between baseline A1200/020 and A4000/040(with FPU). 68LC040 doesn't include FPU which is not needed for Doom-type games.
@@MrYossarianuk kzread.info/dash/bejne/fYV4p62ogsa-isY.html i386DX-33 with Tseng Labs ET4000 playing Doom! Stock Amiga 1200 can't play Doom.
@@valenrn8657 Amiga 1200 came out in 1992... Aside from doom you look at most games released around 92-94 and the Amiga (AGA) versions are usually on par, often with less stuttering sound/graphics on a machine that cost far less. Also I am from the UK where PC prices were higher..
@@MrYossarianuk Amiga 1200 was released in Q4 1992 with around 100,000 units, hence Commodore effectively missed the 1992 Xmas sales surge. A4000 wasn't built like a lower cost-optimized A1200. A4000 has a motherboard + daughter board with slots while the 486 PC competition has a single motherboard with slots. When using SVGA chipsets for Amiga's RTG vs PC, A4000 has a motherboard + daughter board with slots + SVGA RTG card. VS 486 PC has a single motherboard with slots + SVGA card. A4000 is already at disadvantage in BOM cost when compared to a mini-tower PC clone. According to Amiga Format Issue 052, Nov 1993, page 2, A1200/020 at 14Mhz with 2MB RAM has £295 A4000/030 at 25Mhz with 80MB HDD + 2MB RAM has £979 A4000/030 at 25Mhz with 80MB HDD + 4MB RAM has £1129 A4000/040 at 25Mhz with 120MB HDD + 6MB RAM has £2329 PC Format, November 1993, page 120 of 166. 486SX25 with 4MB RAM + Cirrus Logic SVGA 1MB + 130MB HDD reached £999. 80486SX25 is 68LC040 class chip. 486DX33 with 4MB RAM + Cirrus Logic SVGA 1MB + 130MB HDD reached £1249. 80486DX33 is 68040 class chip. In 1993, "writing is on the wall" for Commodore's uncompetitive offerings at £599 to £999 range. Doom needs 4MB of RAM + 386DX33 with reasonable SVGA card (e.g. ET4000) or entry-level 486SX25. Amiga 4000/040's £2329 - A4000/030's £1129 = £1200. 68040 is on yet another costly daughterboard. £1200 + £295 = £1495. Commodore could have A1200/040 + 4MB for £1495 estimate with costly daughterboard which is closer to 486DX33 based PC's price range. Commodore didn't design A1200/040 SKU that targets DOOM. SNES has a SuperFX2 (about 8 MIPS INT32, similar to 68030 @ 50Mhz) game cartridge with a DOOM port. To this day, A1200/040 couldn't replace A1200/A500's price range (not including "Intel Inside" Vampire V4).
The C64 were such a positive thing in my childhood. It has left a mark so bit, that I am now building my own C64's from scratch.
Idiotic Humans😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥 Viele Grüße aus Germany
Yep. these people couldn't problem solve their way out of a paper bag.
My C64 is dormant for the past 25 years, don't know if it will fire up. But it probably will, cause they are nearly indestructable.
The PSU on the other hand, is not. They will fail and kill the machine. Too bloody lowcost.
@@brostenen I didn't have any problems with the psu while I used it, that was till 1997. I think the tapes will probably be destroyed, if I can find them.
@@Corsa15DT Tapes are way more hardcore. The issue is the C64 PSU. It is build only to last 3 years. And it is build to only deliver what the computer need of power. Heat is the biggest component killer. And Commodore incased the voltage regulators in a solid blob og epoxy, resulting in voltage regulators cooking inside. Just spend a little on a new PSU. They are cheap and can be found everywere on eBay.
not really, Tramiel's practices were notorious for taking a toll on the credibility of those machines.
@@nickolasgaspar9660 what do you mean?
This house is filled with orbs/spirits. Kinda freaky.
Good lord! Grab them both by the Knapp and throw them out! I’m a Yank even! 🤷♂️
Why don't you just get a big cardboard box, make a round hole in the side, put a blanket in the bottom and put the mother and baby in it then place it in the backyard. Instead of poking things at them. They are native protected animals, not pests like humans are!
I am no expert but what I would have done is -leave the front/back door open and use a trail of oats leading to outside the door, go to bed and leave the lights on in the house. Wake say at 5am and close door. Then wash the floor etc. The possums are literally terrified and the mother is dangerous. As an aside - one got stuck in our flue - a friend put down a rope which allowed the possum to climb out at night. The flue was then sealed at the opening with wire.
They're so cute
LOL
I have an unexpected house guest. A baby possum. I don't want this little cutie, but my three cats aren't even fazed by it...... AT ALL. I also find myself looking up information on possums. I've also started to have the feels for it. Not sure what to do.
I would move out and let the possum live there
Australian possums are so cute and North American possums...ehh...”Get out that 22. Bill”
you mean the opossum? the north american one is the opossum
Possum learns how to get free apples.
Possums are generally pleasant enough to deal with if you turn the light down low put a box at one end with a towel over the top and just wait until they go into the box cos it's darker you can throw the towel over the top of the box tip the box over take the box outside let them go
How to get the possums out of the house? The answer is no way.
Possums arecute but im worried about their rabies lol
they dont have rabies in NZ or Aus. would more be worried about getting scratched by one.
@@joelfleming1898 oh dang didnt know thanks!
1:34 my guy fingers the wood
eat some oats