"Is he dying or is he just british?" is crazy lol

Perfect way to fall asleep

Edit: I was talkin about the video itself being relaxing like ASMR not the fent

If they peer pressuring you they ARE NOT your friend/s

So with the stabbing thing: DO NOT REMOVE THE KNIFE
It's only going to increase the rate of blood loss

Bro is so funny and educational, love this ghost

I dont understand why fentanyl isn't used to carry out death sentences.
There has been so much controversy about acquiring the drugs for that.
Meanwhile thousands of innocent harmless people die from it.  It seems odd.

I'd just go ahead and be the boring one, or leave. I don't need nor have I ever needed to be cool.

That’s the most accurate description of a fentanyl overdose I have ever heard. Every house should have Narcan in the medicine cabinet (I believe they give it away at the pharmacy, if not, it is incredibly inexpensive).

It’s also the best description of Narcan I have heard. Although saying you’ll wake up “pissed” is the understatement of the century for what medically induced, precipitated, narcotics withdrawal feels like. Basically, take the feeling(s) you had in those first 1-10 minutes after taking the fentanyl, and imagine the absolute REVERSE; that’s how Narcan “feels.”

Life is hard, and pain lets you know you’re doing it correctly.

Just when I thought life had no meaning, a 1 hour video by Mr Death. Hell yea

I’m playing this to fall asleep to… (wtf is wrong with me?)

Good night guys 😴

On the croc one "aussie here" kangaroos will also try to lure you into a body of water to fight you, so they activly try drown you if theres water nearby

Day 1 of waiting for „What dying from falling from height feels like”

This is why I don't go out tbh

29:09 i bleed out when i was 8 from an accident. it was very peaceful. i remember every second of it. the wildest part was everything sounded like slow motion. my grandpa saved my life. he got to me fast enough and put all his strength on the wound until paramedics showed up. i’m 34 now and i still think about that moment when everything seemed like slow motion and the paramedics were telling me to stay awake and not fall asleep but sleep sounded so nice

A rip current almost ended me and my mom off the coast of Georgia a few years ago. She was in her 80s, but even if she hadn’t been, a riptide can get anyone. But she had never encountered riptide and didn’t realize that she had gotten weaker. It got me too. I was marginally a stronger swimmer and a little taller so I managed to drag us towards shore enough we could get our feet on the ground and then I pretty much dragged her to shore. It was a really close one. At the moment I was rescuing my mom, my main thought is that I absolutely had to save her because if I had to tell my 4 siblings that my mom drowned on my watch, they would have…  feelings. Afterward, we were both in shock, but after some rest, we moved down the beach to a safer spot. My mom stayed on the shore, and since then, when she goes to a beach, she only wades, no swimming. And a swimming pool, she doesn’t do it alone because she has a heart problem.

To me, the difference between crocs and sharks is I might  be able to talk a shark out of eating me, but a croc? No way.

A quick note about electricity - don't trust the labels on the breakers unless YOU absolutely KNOW it is correct - and even then ALWAYS test for current with a voltage tester / multimeter (they can be dirt cheap and will still perform this adequately). 120V is NASTY - 220/240V is actually "safer" because it will tend to push you off the wires - but still, no matter what - NO exceptions - turn off the breaker and VERIFY that the circuit is dead. It's super quick, simple and smart.

I have chronic back pain after multiple surgeries and take morphine daily. I don't get high, the morphine just dulls the pain.  In 05  I was in massive amounts of pain from severe nausea from chemotherapy, and hadn't kept anything down in 7 days.  I finally called EMS, and they were taking me to the ER.  They were back and forth with the hospital because of my prescriptions, but told me they had gotten approval from the doctor to give me something for the pain.  They went into the IV, and the pain was gone.  Gone.  Fentanyl.  I didn't feel good, I wasn't buzzed.  It was just the absence of pain.

I'm not arguing with the video.  It is dangerous from the street.  It-along with other heavily addictive drugs- should be carefully controlled and please, don't take something to be cool.  

As someone with chronic pain I do get worried when some lawmakers start screaming about outlawing medications because of drug abuse.  One size doesn't fit all.  There are some of us that need these meds just to get through the day

12:17 still can’t believe that one guy survived going through one on a fighter jet.

I moved to Hawaii for a few years and learned to respect the ocean. Most vacationers had no idea how powerful it was or how easily you could get into trouble. From a wave breaking your neck on the beach to the current dragging you out to sea. I tried being cool and jumping in the deep off a local hot spot. The only way out was to climb out and I started getting tired and panicking. I had just enough strength left to get myself out but it scared the shit out of me. Drowning seems like an awful way to go.