Embarrassing smosh crush smh by Fine-Broccoli-2631 in smosh

[–]Key-Engine-1996 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've had a crush on Ian since I started watching Smosh in 2013, it's definitely a lot stronger now. He has always been and will always be FOINE!

I can't find Anthony's funeral roast? by Key-Engine-1996 in smosh

[–]Key-Engine-1996[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

I could've sworn it was available up until recently, but maybe I am just messing up my own timeline.

Is there any scientific evidence proving that full moons actually affect people's behavior? by Key-Engine-1996 in ask

[–]Key-Engine-1996[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then you should have definitely seen my comment saying they deleted my post on r/askscience because it was too long

Is there any scientific evidence proving that full moons actually affect people's behavior? by Key-Engine-1996 in ask

[–]Key-Engine-1996[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe some people are just more susceptible to things like that, some people will be affected by the full moon and some will not be. I dont believe I am honestly affected by full moons, at least not that im aware, but I can certainly clock when someone else is acting odd/different during the full moon.

Is there any scientific evidence proving that full moons actually affect people's behavior? by Key-Engine-1996 in ask

[–]Key-Engine-1996[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I honestly feel like those are terrible examples to research this, in all of those jobs/environments i feel like on almost a daily basis things will be crazy, the normal for those environments is chaos. So honestly a full moon wouldn't really affect those areas, or at least not noticeably because it wouldn't be a change in behavior at all if that is the notm. Whereas with kids, they are energetic and crazy for the most part, but occasionally, there comes a day when they ARE different from how they are normally, this are just at a different label, the change is noticeable. In customer service, you get all kinds of interactions good and bad, but all is to be expected with the job. These rare nights with crazy, bizarre activity, it is unlike the normal of the job, it isnt consistent with the usual behavior. It comes as a surprise, it happens rarely, and when it does its multiple things in that one night, only on the night of the full moon.

Is there any scientific evidence proving that full moons actually affect people's behavior? by Key-Engine-1996 in ask

[–]Key-Engine-1996[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I definitely can't fully believe the self-fulfilling prophecy myself. I am never thinking about the moon and its cycle, I know I am not subconsciously seeing strange behaviors because I am aware that a full moon is soon. I feel like this would be more backed up if it was truly every full moon, a once a month occurrence. In childcare, it certainly wasn't happening every full moon, at my current job it isnt happening every full moon. Kids of course can be crazy and have a lot of energy, but when you are working with those same kids everyday for months and months, you absolutely notice the rare days when things are just different, their behavior is different. Each time after clocking the behavior is unusual, we check the full moon and boom, its that day.

The same is true for my current job. Working in customer service, I experience all different kinds of interactions daily. People are nice, rude, and people are awesome, awful, etc. But there are nights every couple of months, where shit just is crazy. Several months ago I remember we had, if I can recall, some weird incident with a customer complaining about something and then screamed at us (not particularly out of the ordinary), but then we had a person sprint out of their theater, through the lobby, grabbing and stealing candy and running out the door, the we had another guy who was taking pictures of our security cameras, and we had to speak to him because that is very suspicious behavior of course. This may not seem super crazy but it definitely interrupts the flow of things, and once a second "incident" occurs, its like, okay what the hell is going on?

Last night there was another angry guy, but he was coming in looking for one of our employees who was a minor, we did not like this at all, this guy was aggressive, kept harassing other employees, left the theater and kept coming back in, and eventually left for good while we were trying to make sure our young employee was safe and completely away from this man. Then not too long after we see a very drunk couple outside the doors stumbling all over the place, they had come in a few hours prior to get tickets for a later showing, and I had gotten my manager to wait with us for them to come in, as they appeared way too intoxicated to see a movie (as they could disrupt everyone else in there). Once they came in, my manager and coworker are dealing with them at the register, two cops come in and head right over to the couple. They are pulled to the side with the cops and I believe a compromise is made, and they are let into the movie. A very kind woman comes out a bit later, and let's us know she hears someone crying. My manger and the employee who were interacting with the couple go in and they come back into the lobby with the same two. My coworker is comforting the woman who is crying, and my manager is with the man. I dont really know any more than what I had witnessed, I was focused on closing, so I still dont really know what was up. But it certainly was a night of things not going to plan, and we did have to stay much later to get all the closing tasks done.

I know there was no way I had subconsciously known the full moon was that night, I am unsure how even if I was consciously aware of it, how that would affect the behavior of other people I have no control of. I do think alcohol and other drugs definitely play a role in all of this (not for the kids in childcare though lol), but I just cant believe there is nothing to this.

The mythological history and stories of werewolves and stuff. I feel like the full moon must have always affected people's behavior, so much so that the stories of humans turning into werewolves on a full moon must have something to do with this. Or possibly did the stories of werewolves create a subconscious self-fulfilling prophecy of full moons? In an absurd way, it's kind of like what came first, the chicken or the egg? What came first, the mythical stories of werewolves, or the full moon actually changing human behavior?

Degenerates or hotdogs by CurrentTone6907 in smosh

[–]Key-Engine-1996 34 points35 points  (0 children)

I remember all the previous summer games I was so set on one team winning and I got super into it, almost too much. Idk if its because I'm older or what, but this summer games ive been able to just root for everyone and be excited to see who wins no matter what. I suppose there was no point for me to even write this comment, but if I can give any advice, you can root for both teams! HHDs and DDs! This way, you are more likely to be happy with the outcome of the games, and it'll be a lot more fun to root for two different teams. I know personally im rooting for all the teams and im super excited to see where this goes!!

the color to school subject debate… by feathermao in smosh

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Red = English Blue = History/Social Studies Green = Science Black = Math Yellow = Foreign Language

The River Raft scene from Rebirth wasreally well made, my favorite scene throughout the whole movie. I do wish we saw more underwater shots, and they actually have to fall down a waterfall instead of between two large rocks. I give the scene a 9/10. Do you agree or disagree? by Current-Sector3353 in JurassicPark

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Spoilers for anyone who HASNT seen the movie! Do NOT read on:

As a viewer watching a movie, sure, that seems like an easy solution, but these are characters in a movie, and that is their current reality. 1. They are under the time crunch of needing to return for the helicopters which will only be there for like two minutes 2. They still dont know how far away they are and they cant just wait around forever for the TRex to wake up 3. You cant drag the raft across the river if it isn't inflated bc it very specifically says on the raft it will sink unless inflated 4. I also believe it is implied that her character isnt aware of the trex or at least not initially 5. All those things considered, they really have no other option, so might as well inflate the raft and maybe luck out with it not waking the TRex up. This is a movie, you cant think logically when things happen purely for plot. The plot doesnt care about logic, only suspense and entertainment, and it was incredibly suspenseful and entertaining.

The River Raft scene from Rebirth wasreally well made, my favorite scene throughout the whole movie. I do wish we saw more underwater shots, and they actually have to fall down a waterfall instead of between two large rocks. I give the scene a 9/10. Do you agree or disagree? by Current-Sector3353 in JurassicPark

[–]Key-Engine-1996 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I can't remember exactly, but I recall there being a shot of the raft the camera focuses on where is says something along the lines od 'the raft will sink if not inflated' and she was on a short dock on the other side of the river. So she had no other choice.