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Hey hey one number are we
You've just wasted two minutes of your precious life now get off the internet and go outside
What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch? I'll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I've been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda, and I have over 300 confirmed kills. I am trained in gorilla warfare and I'm the top sniper in the entire US armed forces. You are nothing to me but just another target. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of spies across the USA and your IP is being traced right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You're fucking dead, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can kill you in over seven hundred ways, and that's just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in unarmed combat, but I have access to the entire arsenal of the United States Marine Corps and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable ass off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution your little "clever" comment was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have held your fucking tongue. But you couldn't, you didn't, and now you're paying the price, you goddamn idiot. I will shit fury all over you and you will drown in it. You're fucking dead, kiddo.
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Tales of Berseria Review - The story may be dark, but the gameplay shines through - Duration: 12:44.
Greetings and welcome I'm Ash and this is my review for Tales of Berseria, the seventeenth
iteration of the Tales series and a prequel to Tales of Zestiria, though set in the distant
past.
It brings with it a cast of surprisingly lovable misfits, an exciting combo-based combat system,
and the same sort of narrative focus as its predecessors.
The one big difference is that Berseria's storyline is far darker, with characters often
acting out of self-interest, which is a fairly rare and rather intriguing take on the RPG
genre.
So if you're wondering whether Tales of Berseria is an RPG you might enjoy, allow me to share
with you my thoughts on the various aspects of gameplay and story, and you can decide
from there.
And since we've had a slue of terrible PC ports this past year, let's begin by first
covering Berseria's technical side.
This shouldn't come as much of a shock if you've played the demo, but the PC version
is actually pretty damn good.
The framerate is nice and stable at 60 as long as you adjust the settings properly,
there are no weird bugs and glitches, and throughout all of my time with Berseria I've
experienced zero crashes.
Furthermore, the load times on my SSD are only a couple of seconds long... and yes,
you read that right!
It only takes me three seconds to go from the main menu to the game itself!
The one and only issue I have with Berseria's technical side is that the camera sensitivity
is set so high its nigh unplayable with a mouse for me.
Even slightly moving the mouse makes the camera spin around like a drunken ballerina, which
usually results in me slamming straight in to a wall, perfectly completing the metaphor.
I've tried messing around with the options menu and even scouring through the hidden
config files, but there is unfortunately no way to adjust sensitivity.
Playing with a controller on the other hand works perfectly fine, and as soon as I've
switched all of the camera issues went away.
Given how annoying this problem is I fully expect the developers to release a patch soon
after launch, but until then I would recommend waiting on the PC version unless you own a
controller... or don't mind having your camera tied to a race car.
As for the story, I entered Tales of Berseria with very little knowledge of the previous
games, and I am glad to say that this has not affected my enjoyment even a single bit.
I'm sure there are plenty of references to previous events and characters that went straight
over my head, but at no point did I feel confused about what's going on, who's who, and why
the characters were doing what they were doing.
What did confuse me, however, was the incredibly slow opening.
Throughout the first hour or so of gameplay you'll spend most of your time running around
the village, beating up harmless boars, and watching overly cutesy cutscenes that seem
to belong more in a Miyazaki movie than in a dark RPG.
All of this set up does eventually pay off as you get betrayed and transformed into an
endlessly hungry daemon, but I still think the intro could've been cut down in half and
retained all of its impact.
Once you finally get all of your powers and set out to seek revenge Tales of Berseria
quickly moves away from its generic introduction and starts becoming rather fascinating.
Instead of the usual JRPG storyline where a bunch of androgynous teenagers band together
to kill mega-satan, Berseria goes for more serious narrative with our 'heroine' Velvet
Crowe often treading the fine line between being an anti-hero and a straight up villain.
This is then further emphasized by the fact that her enemy is actually an order of exorcists
that are doing all they can to prevent the world from succumbing to a daemonic plague.
While they may be a bunch of bureaucrats and would-be dictators, you're often left wondering
whether your quest for revenge is even a wise idea, as eventually the pile of corpses laying
behind you far surpasses everything your arch-nemesis has ever done in desperate ploy to save the
world.
Since all of this is fairly heavy stuff that's bound to eventually wear you down I am thankful
that Tales of Berseria features a surprisingly vibrant cast of characters... especially when
you consider who and what they are.
There's the unlicensed witch Magilou whose entire life goal is to annoy everyone around
her, Rokuoru who is a refreshingly cheerful and upbeat daemon of war, Doyle who is a daemonic
pirate with a tongue as sharp as his teeth, and to make things even more strange your
party also features Laphicet - a seemingly emotionless servant that follows your every
order unconditionally.
It is an unlikely alliance, but it exactly this cooperation out of necessity that makes
their interactions all the more compelling.
After spending well over thirty hours listening to them argue, joke around, and comfort each
other in time of tragedy, I must admit I have gotten genuinely attached to this motley crew!
I expect I will eventually forget the madness the main plot devolves into by the very end,
but this band of misfits and outcasts has made such an impression on me that I'm bound
to keep them on my mind for years to come.
The reason for this is two-fold.
The first and most important one is the simple fact that each character is incredibly well
written, especially when it comes to their 'character voice'.
What I mean by this is that each and every single one of them has their own distinct
personality, mannerisms, and way of speaking that set them apart from all the rest.
Combine this with some top-notch voice acting and you've got a bunch of characters that
are so full of life its hard to not get invested in their journey.
While the story and characters definitely kept me pushing forward, it is the combat
that I consider one of Berseria's finest aspects.
How it works is that you start the battle with a certain number of Souls (or combo points
if you will) which you can then spend in order to power your normal attacks, and if you ever
reach zero your attacks will become weak and easy to counter.
Your Souls will slowly regenerate over time, or via the use of specific combos on the battlefield,
but even so it is not enough to support a playstyle that only consists of brainless
aggression.
Brute force might serve you well against some of the smaller enemies, but when it comes
to bosses and mini-bosses you're going to have to pay careful attention to both your
positioning and the timing of your attacks.
For example, if you ever manage to stun your enemy you will steal one Soul from them, essentially
giving yourself the ability to chain even longer combo attacks throughout the rest of
the battle.
The same works in reverse, however, so you're going to have to thread the fine line between
being aggressive enough to punish your enemy, and defensive enough to not get clobbered
over the head and lose your advantage.
And here's where things get tricky!
Velvet and her crew have special, super powerful attacks you can use in the middle of a combo
to drastically extend its length, and consequently its damage.
The catch is that you will have to sacrifice a Soul in order to do so, which means if you
don't successfully stun or kill your enemy with this newly extended combo you're going
to be at a significant disadvantage for the remainder of the fight.
Choosing when to use this Break Soul ability is going to be one of the most important decisions
you'll have to make in Berseria, but once you do master the technique you're going to
be able to plough through hordes and hordes of enemies without ever pausing your onslaught.
What really made the combat system special for me was the ability to edit not only my
own combos, but also those of my allies.
So instead of relying on a pre-set rotation of attacks I ended up creating a variety of
combos to help me out in specific situations: a combo that helps me juggle enemies into
the air in order to disable them, a combo that dishes out tons of area-of-effect damage
while leaving me exposed to harm, a combo that mostly focuses around stunning enemies
while dealing relatively little damage, and so forth.
This isn't a big feature, but it is one that has made my journey through Berseria much
more enjoyable.
Instead of having to use attacks that involve long sweeping motions which leave you open
for counterattacks, I was able to just edit the combos to my liking and instantly creating
a playstyle that fits me.
Naturally, all of this will take you quite a while to master, especially if you want
to start worrying about min-maxing your characters, but thankfully its not the type of complexity
that interferes with your enjoyment of the combat.
Its simply there as an added bonus for those that want to push themselves to the very edge.
Unfortunately for the combat system, pretty much everything that surrounds it is the very
definition of mediocrity.
Instead of letting players explore the rich and detailed world, Tales of Berseria is content
to funnel you through corridor after corridor, endlessly going down a set path with the only
deviations being other corridors.
I don't expect my RPGs to have the same freedom of exploration as the Metroidvania genre,
but I'm certainly not a fan of any level design inspired by Final Fantasy XIII of all things.
Its very difficult to muster any sort of excitement about 'hidden loot' when the side-path is
quite clearly marked on the mini-map.
Instead of being able to roam around and find secrets on your own, Berseria just points
you towards their exact location by having an otherwise straight corridor deviate slightly
to the side.
And since every single 'secret' is about as simple to uncover as walking slightly to the
left, the end result is that the vast majority of loot simply sucks!
You get tons of it, either through chests or through combat, but 99% of the time its
going to be inferior to the gear you already own.
So why bother taking an extremely lengthy detour if the only thing waiting for you at
the very end is the equivalent of vendor trash?
These aren't game-breaking issues, and I definitely didn't stop playing because of them, but they
are an unfortunate blemish on an otherwise great game.
I'm able to replay RPGs like The Witcher 3 fairly frequently due to amount of side-quests
and secrets I consistently manage to miss during my various playthroughs, but when it
comes to Berseria I'm pretty sure this is going to be a one-time deal.
I just don't see myself slogging through all of the corridors all over again, especially
now that I no longer have that delicious story carrot dangling in front of me.
Despite being one of the later entries in a long-running series Tales of Berseria is
a surprisingly good RPG.
Its cast of characters is unique and memorable, its revenge storyline well executed, and the
combat is a pure joy to master.
If exploration and loot didn't suffer due to abysmal level design I would be more than
comfortable to call Tales of Berseria one of the best RPGs released in recent years,
but as its stands its simply good, perhaps even bordering on downright great!
So if you feel like you're up for a character-driven RPG with a heavy focus on fast-paced combat,
you're probably going to have a blast with Tales of Berseria.
I certainly had a great deal of fun with it, and if this is the standard for the rest of
the series I do believe I have a lot of catching up to do!
Thank you for watching, and if you enjoyed this, or even if you didn't, please do let
me know.
With all of that said, I hope you have a nice day and I will see you soon.
See ya!
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this video is a joke
why just why
i'm serious
end me
bleach
why did i do this
i need to get bleach bye
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Daily CC giveaways but done FASTER + New videos update - Duration: 1:37.
Hey brawlhallers, I've got some great news.
I'm going to be continue the giveaways while streaming less hours which makes them happen
faster.
Instead of monday through friday for three hours with a cc giveaway about once every
hour, it'll be monday through friday for two hours with a cc giveaway about once every
40 minutes.
So I'm giving away the same amount, which is three, but in a much shorter period of
time.
I'm starting the stream at the same time and ending it one hour earlier, so from 2 pm est
to 4 pm est.
And I want to make this clear, it won't happen exactly every 40 minutes, I'm not literally
sitting on the stream just timing it so I do it at the perfect time.
I will do it spaced apart over the two hours pretty much whenever I feel like it.
It will be 3CCs in 120 minutes which averages out to be 40 minutes.
I could do it 10, 50 and 110 minutes into stream one day but then the next day do 30,
70, 120.
I'm doing this to prevent people from just setting an alarm at certain times and then
entering only when its giveaway time.
So don't ask me when they'll happen, only thing you need to know is there'll be three
giveaways in the two hours I stream.
And quick update on near future videos.
They will mostly be lance, bow and gauntlet guides.
I've been mastering those weapons for the past month.
Got to top 250 global with them all and the videos are in progress.
So look out for that.
I'll see you guys next time in those videos or on my streams, good luck in the giveaways
if you do enter.
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The STRANGEST but USEFUL Products! - Duration: 10:33.
Here are the strangest products of 2016!
15.
The bumper dumper You know that feeling when you're on the
road and have to go to the bathroom?
You have to find a gas station or fast food joint and you never know what you're going
to see when you get in there.
Some people are just filthy.
With the bumper dumper, your problems are over.
This toilet attaches to a standard trailer hitch for those times when you need to go
when you're on the go.
No more smelly bathrooms.
You can sit on your throne in the great outdoors, just taking it all in while you're letting
it all out.
And it's lined with a kitchen garbage bag, so flushing the toilet is as easy as taking
out the trash.
Best of all, everyone can see it while you're driving around, and they'll know that you're
that special breed of person that just doesn't care what other people think.
14.
Travelmate robotic suitcase Tired of carrying heavy luggage?
This robotic suitcase drives by itself, leaving your hands free to make cell phone calls and
high five your friends.
It can navigate crowds and has a special attachment for a video camera so it can film you while
you walk, like your own personal paparazzi.
Drone?!
Who needs a flying drone?!
It'll match your speed up to 6.75 miles per hour, but honestly, who wants to walk
that fast?
You control the travelmate with an app on your phone and the software is open source,
so you clever tekkies can dream up new assignments for you mechanical luggage.
I want to see one that talks back to baggage handlers.
"Don't you throw me!
Don't you throw me!
Oh no you didn't!!"
13.
Sunscreenr When you put on sunscreen, you're almost
guaranteed to miss some spots and wind up with some unsightly red blotches when you
get back from the beach.
Sunscreenr puts an end to all that.
It's a revolutionary device that lets you see the sunscreen on your skin as you put
it on.
When you look through the viewfinder, the spots you missed show up as pale blotches,
letting you know where you need to slab more on.
It even takes short videos so you can check your back and the top of your head - if you
are a little light on hair up there.
When the kids get out of the pool you can see with a glance if they need to re-apply.
"Aw mom!"
The sunscreenr is small, light, waterproof, and best of all, sandproof.
Say goodby to sunburn, skin cancer, and jokey white hand prints.
12.
Altwork Station - Forget the standing desk or the rolling chair.
The Altwork station lets you work in any position, even flat on your back.
This incredible work station has taken ergonomics to the extreme.
You can set the computer screen and keyboard for maximum comfort, totally eliminating workplace
discomforts such as carpal tunnel syndrome and stiff neck.
You'll be so comfortable it won't even seem like work, probably because you'll
be asleep.
Make sure your boss gets one too.
Soon your whole office will be happily dozing the day away.
You may have to work longer hours to get all of your work done, but who cares?
In a set-up that comfortable, you probably won't even mind!
11.
Musical Hoodie Remember the piano necktie?
(use the clips of mugatu from Zoolander) C'mon you guys remember this legendary scene from
the first zoolander!
This hoodie is way cooler.
It's a fashion statement and musical instrument rolled into one.
You press the stylish panels to play musical notes.
With a little you practice you'll be able to play your own theme song while strutting
down the street.
You'll get all the attention you've always deserved and don't be surprised when girls
try to "play" you too.
You'll be irresistible.
It's like having your own dance party and everyone around you is invited!
10.
Drumi - Wouldn't it be nice if you could just do
a superfast load of laundry, with a few select items, so you could lengthen the time between
loads?
This slick little washing machine will save you many trips to the laundromat.
It's small, portable, and fits in a hall closet.
It uses 80 percent less water than a standard washing machine and you operate it with your
foot, so you can have clean clothes even in a power blackout.
to use it, you lift the plastic lid, add clothes to the drum, along with five liters of water,
then close the lid and add the detergent to it.
Pump the pedal for two minutes, then push the button to empty the soapy water.
Add another five liters of water, pump the pedal for another two minutes, release the
water, then pump for an additional minute to act as a "spin cycle."
The pumping motion turns the rounded drum, tumbling the clothes inside.
A whole load takes only five to ten minutes.
Next thing you know, you'll be the most popular person on your floor.
Now all you'll need is a tiny drier.
9.
Liki Brush Who hasn't wanted to lick their cat clean?
Well, me for one, but I know lots of people that would love to lick a cat, if it weren't
so tough to not get a hairball in your stomach.
Well now, there's a solution for all the tongue-tied cat lovers out there.
The Liki brush fits right in your mouth, so you can mimic licking your cat to your heart's
content, without the inconvenient hair balls.
It is a great way to spend some quality time with your feline friend.
Your cat will love you for it, or sit there looking out of the window, pretending you're
not even there.
8.
Zeek smart pillow - This smart pillow will literally sing you
to sleep.
According to the company, it's super comfortable and plays sweet music to lull you into dreamland.
And while you sleep, it records your natural sleep movements so it knows exactly when to
wake you up in the morning without leaving you groggy and dazed.
It even lets you know how loud you were snoring if you couldn't tell from your neighbors
banging on the walls next door.
If your significant other gives you a Zeek smart pillow, they might be trying to tell
you something.
7.
Hushme - Speaking of annoying noise, the Hushme is
a voice mask for mobile phones.
It looks like something Bane was wearing in the Batman movie, or a terrorist torture device.
You can blab all you want on your phone with the comforting knowledge that no one can hear
you.
It's great on the go, but perfect for the office as well.
Even better than using it yourself, give it to your annoying co-worker, the one with the
volume problem and telephone addiction.
6.
Digitsole Smartshoe - Finally, there's air conditioning for your
feet.
The Digitsole smart shoe … did they really call it digit sole? … is temperature controlled,
keeping your feet toasty warm on cold winter days, and your reputation hot with their "trendy"
cool Marty McFly look.
Nike needs to take a cue from this company and step up their game with the next Air Mag.
The shoe also counts your steps, monitors your activities and lets you know how many
calories you've burned, so you can keep track of your steps even in situations where
you wouldn't necessarily want to wear a fitbit, like in a basketball or soccer game.
Digitsole smartshoes may by the cold-footed, calorie counting, step tracker's dream.
Now, if these only came with a floating hoverboard!
5.
Bluetooth Pregnancy Test Why use a drugstore pregnancy test when you
can use the First Response Bluetooth pregnancy test?
No, you don't pee on the phone, but it's the next best thing.
You pee on a stick that's connected to your phone through the magic of bluetooth.
Instead of looking for a pink band, you get the results in living color on your smartphone.
It's a pregnancy test and a best friend too.
Before you start, you tell it what you're hoping for.
That way when the results come in, the app can either congratulate you, give you tips
to help you get pregnant, or blast out Madonna's "Papa Don't Preach."
You can set the app not to automatically tweet the results, but where's the fun in that?
4.
FEND Some cyclists like to carry their helmets
around to show everybody what fitness nuts they are, but for the rest of us who us don't
like carrying those bulky things around or who want to hide the fact that we aren't
legal to drive in this state, the FEND offers a handy solution - the collapsible, folding
bike helmet.
It's supposedly just as safe as a traditional bulky bike helmet, but it folds up easily
to fit in your bookbag, sparing you from carrying it, or worse, wearing it through the office.
So now there's really no excuse not to wear a bike helmet.
3.
Trump pencil sharpener Ahhhh the good ol' Dump-a-Trump pencil holder.
You've probably heard about the mathematician with the constipation problem.
He worked it out with a pencil.
But you don't need a pencil to work out how to use this fine desk ornament - wait,
actually you do.
The only thing that would make this lovely gift idea better, would be to make a pencil
sharpener out of it.
That way you could push the pencil in, turn it, and hear the satisfying grinding sound.
Actually, a pull string voice box would make it even better, with a random selection of
great Trump quotes.
2.
CleverPet Hub Despite what you saw in the movie Pets, what
your dog does when you're out of the house is pretty much limited to lying around, chewing
up stuff, and peeing on stuff.
It gets pretty boring; alone all day with nothing to do.
Enter the Clever Pet Hub.
It's a game console - for dogs.
The clever pet hub is designed to get dogs to be more active.
It's like the old Simon board game, which most of you have probably never heard of.
Panels light up and the dog has to hit them with its paws to get a treat.
Think whack-a-mole for the pooch.
Just like people, some dogs catch on quickly, while others just stare and drool.
Daniel Knudsen, co-founder and chief science officer of San Diego-based CleverPet said
"The hard part for now is convincing people that a game console for dogs is not a ridiculous
concept."
How true Mr. Knudsen.
How true.
1.
Daqri Smart Helmet No, the Daqri smart helmet does not hold a
tasty frozen drink cup with a straw to your mouth.
It's actually a super cool safety hard hat with augmented reality goggles.
Yes, augmented reality.
The helmet turns you into a kind of Superman, only instead of x-ray vision, you see all
kinds of extra stuff - virtual objects overlaid onto the real world in front of you.
It's not for games.
It's to make workers more efficient and to keep them safe in hazardous construction
sites or nuclear power plants.
Workers can look at a pipe and know what's flowing through it, or get step by step instructions
to do a complicated task, with the numbered steps appearing before their eyes, and helpful
arrows and diagrams laid directly onto what they are looking at.
Here's what's next!
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Why are you here?
Don't expect much from here.
You aren't leaving, eh?
You won't expect much from the Subs tho.
I told you already, that you won't expect much more
You made it this far? Probably just forwarded the video, you would've been a fool if you watched this far organically.
Alright, I'm out, don't have the strength anymore.
Don't get too excited, just came to get my stuffs back. bye fggt
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Rep. Walz Asks Agents About Refugee Ban, But Gets No Answers At Airport - Duration: 0:43.
I'm Congressman Tim Walz. I represent
Minnesota's 1st congressional district.
It's Monday the 30th of January
about 9:30 a.m. in the morning.
Here at customs and border protection
office asking for some some answers to
questions that constituents of mine have
ranging from who's been detained here
or how the policy's being applied to our
legal permanent residents, our green card holders.
I want to be clear that the
local books working here and the
folks that are providing protection at
the airport, unable to talk to me, unable
to give any statement. But that's not
because they ... they're following orders
from ah.. from Washington. These are folks
that protect us every day. They're doing
their job. The frustration I have with
them being unable answer me or come out
behind the screen, is evident.
But my frustration with...
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Dog saves couple from fire but doesn't make it out, 'She was a good old hound' - Duration: 1:12.
A FIRE DESTROYED A
KANSAS CITY HOME.
REPORTER: FIRE INVESTIGATORS ARE
STILL TRYING TO DETERMINE WHAT
CAUSED THIS FIRE.
THE HOMEOWNER SAYS HE AND HIS
WIFE BARELY MADE IT OUT.
3:00 THIS MORNING, THE HOMEOWNER
SAYS HE CANNOT GET OUT THE
BEDROOM DOOR, SO HE GOES TO THE
BEDROOM WINDOW AND PULLS HIS
WIFE THROUGH.
AT THIS POINT FIRE CREWS AND
INVESTIGATORS HAVE NOT SAID WHAT
STARTED THIS FIRE.
THE HOMEOWNER BELIEVES IT COULD
THE ELECTRICAL.
WE HAVE NOT GOTTEN CONFIRMATION
ON THAT.
THE HOMEOWNER BELIEVES IT WAS
HIS DOGS BARKING THAT WOKE HIM
UP.
HE BELIEVES HIS DOG SAVED THEIR
LIVES.
>> I THINK ALL OF THAT IS WHAT
STARTED ME AWAKE.
I DON'T KNOW.
SHE WAS A GOOD FOUND.
-- HOUND.
SHE ALWAYS WATCHED OUT FOR US.
REPORTER: ONE FIREFIGHTER WAS
TREATED FOR BURNS TO THE NECK.
NO ONE ELSE WAS INJURED.
THE HOMEOWNER IS THANKFUL FOR
THAT.
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✔Bend Water With Static Electricity: 📌[Not Just Using Balloons But Other Household Items Too]! - Duration: 2:04.
Hola a todos.
This is Gally Kids And today, we're going to bend water with
static electricity.
For this experiment, you will need a balloon, a good set of hair and a tap.
Vamos a empezar First, blow up the balloon.
Next, rub it on your hair or any wool material!
Rub it for about 30 seconds.
Now turn on the tap with just a little bit of water flowing through.
Put the balloon close to the water.
And watch it bend.
Isn't that cool?
Make sure to put the balloon very close to the water but not too close that the water
gets to the balloon.
Now before you go and run do this experiment.
Here's something we need to tell you.
This was a pretty frustrating experiment at the start.
Look at our first try.
The water just wasn't bending enough to make it look spectacular.
You see how pathetic that bend is?
Yeah, that's all it was doing.
So if this happens to you.Don't despair.
Just keep trying –which was what we did.
First, we spent a longer time rubbing the balloon on our hair – and that worked.
We also tried it with a different kind of balloon – like this punching balloon.
And then, we thought.
Why stop there?
We started testing other things in our house that might cause the water to bend.
Some of the things that worked included a bunch of straws.
Even the huge knitting needle worked So.
What's happening here?
This isn't magic.
It's static electricity.
When you rubbed the balloon on your hair, it gave it a negative electrical charge.
Now water has a positive charge.
And since opposite charges attract each other, when you put the negative-charged balloon
close to the water, it attracts the water towards it.
And so the water bends.
That's all for today.
And if you enjoyed this experiment, go to gallykids.com/easy to download your FREE PDF
of easy experiments.
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we are number one but i tried to mix it with smash mouth - all star, but it sounds terrible. - Duration: 3:35.
[Terrible overlapping allstar-we are number one music plays as my ears bleed and rot]
[out of sync vague lines and lyrics]
[I tried my best to sync it up what do you want from me DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
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