The coldest town in the world is in russia even though it isn’t at the highest latitude or altitude, siberia just fucking sucks because it’s on the east coast of a northern hemisphere continent and thousands of miles inland and it gets not warm air because mountain block it in
"additional 80 years of settling Antarctic bases, and hundreds of journal publications later, consensus has been finally reached - the cold sucks. But more research is still needed, scientists say"
The alternative is testing if interaction with the rest of humanity sucks, so they're understandably reluctant to reject their current working hypothesis after 80 years.
@@dawn-blade I do understand t g's joke but you're right 😂 I wouldn't feel comfortable there lol, the only thing keeping one alive there is the building resisting the blizzard 🙂. If anything breaks (probably low chance that it would, but IF) you're probably dead.
I run hot, I am usually sweating and suffering where most are comfortable or are even complaining about the cold. Especially in the car, where everyone is stuck in the same environment and nobody wants to roll the window down. You people are trying to kill me!
With a door like that and blizzard that strong, it reminds me of that scene in Monsters Inc. "Uhh... Sir, that's not her door..." "I know, I know... *_It's yours"_*
My dad worked many winters at McMurdo Sound, Antarctica(80s-90s). About the only thing I remember about it was when he once visited me on Maui. He gets off the plane and asks what the temp is. I told him it was 84f. He says "damn that's 150f higher than I was in yesterday"
At least they’re short and fairly aerodynamic so as to not get blown over so easily. All that millions of years of genetic engineering to keep them warm.
The penguins are actually having fun in this weather, flying over snowy hills on their belly at 130km/h, doing backflips and other tricks. Until they meet the end of Antarctica and get blown into the ocean.
@@UCs6ktlulE5BEeb3vBBOu6DQ Haha, alright. I'll let you off the hook. I'm learning Norwegian, so I can relate. That is actually a really great way to learn a language.
Well I never thought this would gain so many views in all fairness!! I'm currently working at Scott Base (NZ), Antarctica - This video was originally taken at Casey Station (AUS) and it's in the cold porch, a bit like an 'air lock' so there's another door behind the camera that stops the hot air escaping directly out into the cold. From memory I think the wind speed was about 90-100knots that day, around the 175kmph speed? We can leave the building but only in pairs and only if approved for special requirements (e.g. maintenance needs, access to another building, emergency etc) - You would go out with another person, holding onto a line where necessary and radio when you get to your destination etc. The biggest danger here is not necessarily getting blown away (allthough that is possible), it's more getting hit by lifted projectiles that may have not been strapped down...building materials are often left outside strapped but can sometimes work loose, I've seen a 40ft container move 150m overnight so that's the biggest problem. To be honest, if you're out in that on your own, go to ground, get on the radio, get out of the wind....A SAR will be raised and people will come find you in vehicles.. Anyway, thought I'd log into UA-cam over at McMurdo to see what all the emails were about, glad everyone has watched this, I'm at Scott for the next 12 months so will try and film another cold porch video when the weather kicks in again....But requests for me to throw 'dogs, wives, beer' out the door to see what happens will likely be ignored ;-) Stay classy UA-cam - Cheers
Thank you for this video and any you might post in the future. However, since this is the internet we are talking about, you know as well as I do that "staying classy" is not something that usually happens. It's already a shitshow of F vs C and the usual "looks no worse weather than in [insert any place you can think of]" etc, because people on the internet are like that :D
When Antarctica sends its peguins; they aren't sending their best, they're sending violence, they're sending drugs, they're rapists, and some I assume are good penguins.
@@stadtjer689 You didn't get it. The outside is THE FREEZER! The door shields the insulated artificially thermally regulated warm living place from outside freezer. It's the reverse situation we generally experience at our home feezer.
Imagine the explorers that trekked this area a century ago without stationary shelter, hi tech clothing, effective medical treatments, electronics etc…. Those dudes were absolute Badasses!
This is what my dog does when I try to get her to come outside and hang out when there's just a little bit of rain drizzling. Stands in the doorway, looks around, walks back to the couch.. "not today..."
Can we all take a moment to praise the men who had to BUILD these facilities that are in Antarctica? Edit: Shit I started a thread… better get popcorn I guess.
@@Khyrid the British station is modular and is standing on a ski like structure to be moved. the American is a building on hydraulic columns so it can be elevsted to deal with the raising snow level..
I love how on the video from 10 years ago showing weather condition 1, they had like a normal every day door. Now in this video the door looks like a a freezer door and a bank vault door made love and had a child, this door.
My father worked in the Arctic for many years. Some "days" in the dead of winter, the wind would come up and try to tear the buildings apart. Remember, there's nothing to break the wind as it circles the Arctic. Hurricane force wind means it's Tuesday ...
So did mine. DEW line, mostly at PIN 3. I've also worked in northern Canada during winter, but not north of the circle, thank $diety. -50 and the wind that made it through the northern excuse for "trees" was more than cold enough, his stories of -60 or worse and winds that went on forever did NOT sound like a good time.
@@Grendelmk1 Apparently it costs like 500 bones in heat loss to open a hangar door up in Baffin etc, on days like this...I wouldn't want to be caught out in this weather. nobody's flying, nobody's coming to get you till it blows over..
@@BlackJesus8463 It was done In 1898 with 2 pre-fabricated wooden huts at Cape Adare , one for living, and one for equipment. Dont remember how big(small) it was, but quite small for 10 men.
I can just imagine the conversation I would have with my grumpy old grandfather if he saw this. "Ahh, when I was a young lad, we had to walk to school in weather that was worse than this. 10 miles to school and 10 miles back, barefoot because we had no money for shoes, uphill in both directions, into the teeth of the wind and carrying Granny on our backs, braving the fierce wildlife, and without any of these fancy doohickeys you younguns have today. You just don't know how easy you have it." "Oh shut up, Granddad. You went to Eton College and you even had a driver take you from the dorm to your classrooms. The farthest you ever walked in your life was from the bed to the toilet." He never attended Eton, nor did he see weather like this, but he always had a good story to tell, and the only way you could tell he was lying was because his lips were moving.
Humans are truly fascinating creatures. Building that dwelling in frozen bfe, a few people moving to that location, then making content as if anyonr would expect anything less than frozen ice from said hell hole. Having said that it is very rewarding to be comfortable as can be, and to glance out the window at impossible elements knowing your okay
That’s exactly the weather everyone’s grandparents walk to school in.
That was the weather on a good day!
Uphill!
@@ThurstonDrunk Both ways!
HAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!!
In the dark! all day!
You know it's not a good idea when the weather outside is horizontal...!!!
lmao!
I was just going to post about that, that shizzle was going right to left in a straight line!
Welcome to the Welsh Coast in winter!
@@spaceman9599 Tell me about it... I grew up in Penarth...!!!
😂🤣
That's like a heavy duty fridge door, only the fridge part is on the outside
Keeping the cold stuff out!
🤣🤣🤣✌🏻✌🏻
The fridge part *IS* the outside!
Walk out freezer
They don't have freezers there, they have industrial ovens
I was half expecting him to stick his head out and suddenly go flying.
I thought his hat would be blown off at least!
I thought the door was gonna get him lol
Can somebody get a few flat Earthers to go there,
then push them out into that flesh stripping gale and lock the door?
Ah, one can only dream.
@@skateboardingjesus4006 What does this video have to do with flat earthers?
Goofy: We should be safe from the storm heGHYOII
That’s not a door , that’s a portal to another dimension
indeed!
Haha. Did look like an inhospitable planet.
@@nelsonx5326 it reminded me of that episode of Star Trek TNG where they find the iconia planet with the door that changes where it deposits you …
The "Everything's going sideways" dimension.
😂
Russians: "Svetlana, let's go to the beach! It's beautiful outside!"
The coldest town in the world is in russia even though it isn’t at the highest latitude or altitude, siberia just fucking sucks because it’s on the east coast of a northern hemisphere continent and thousands of miles inland and it gets not warm air because mountain block it in
And it can’t lose heat because the mountains so in the winter that town is like -100F and in the summer its 90-100F
You're dark, I like that.
Русские не такие долбаны как вы думаете
F*ck you Matt 😂😂😂 this is hillarious I even can hear that cringy accent.
Tom Tucker: “How’s the weather Ollie?”
Ollie: “IT’S RAINING SIDEWAYS!!”
Tom Tucker: “Thank you Ollie. And now, sports!”
Love it 😂😂😂😂
Rain? Nope.
You rang?
"Didn't you have an umbrella?"
"HAD ONE!!"
"Where is it?"
"INSIDE OUT TWO MILES AWAY!!"
People younger than 20 probably won't get it.
Theres just something so satisfying about being safe in a house while extreme storms are happening outside. You can hear it but you are safe inside.
It is what drives humans. Comfort
Just one of the things that money can buy
@@TruckTaxiMoveIt "Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy a house which is a perfect alternative"
-Abel Alvarez
@@kevinmccauley144 and safety, and adventure.
Yes, IF you have a good solid roof!!
"additional 80 years of settling Antarctic bases, and hundreds of journal publications later, consensus has been finally reached - the cold sucks. But more research is still needed, scientists say"
LOL.
The alternative is testing if interaction with the rest of humanity sucks, so they're understandably reluctant to reject their current working hypothesis after 80 years.
cold sucks without a strong wind
The cold is waaaay better than the heat imo.
@@TheSCPStudio winter is more expensive...and worst lol
*Plot Twist:* _his house is actually moving at a speed of 1000 miles/hr_
"he's"... that's a new one
@@theRPGmaster my bad imma edit this
Good one!!
hahaha FLYYYYYing
It‘s the Snowpiercer ❄️
"Not today".
Keep in mind it's probably another 2 months before sunlight strikes his compound again.
@@campananomasweferealos500s4 based
or maybe its the last day and the sun comes up tommorow
That's plenty of climate change alright.
Imagine going to bed with that outside you'd feel so damn cozy
Yeah, I was thinking the same. ^^
@@dawn-blade Yeah, perfection.
@@dawn-blade Lonely yes, still not depressed.
But I will be soon probably.
@@dawn-blade Sounds like Sweden in the winter. :P
@@dawn-blade I do understand t g's joke but you're right 😂 I wouldn't feel comfortable there lol, the only thing keeping one alive there is the building resisting the blizzard 🙂. If anything breaks (probably low chance that it would, but IF) you're probably dead.
My father would’ve been screaming to close the door, you’re letting all the heat out!
I'm not paying to heat the outside!! - My Dad. lmao
"Were you born in a barn?! Close that door, you're costing me money!"
My wife try's to heat and air condition outside. Then leaves door open on refrigerator only going to be second more like 2 mins and freezer too.
I think that you meant to say "All of our fathers". Second only to Dad jokes...
I run hot, I am usually sweating and suffering where most are comfortable or are even complaining about the cold. Especially in the car, where everyone is stuck in the same environment and nobody wants to roll the window down. You people are trying to kill me!
just to think, our grandparents walked to school in those conditions, uphill both ways.
.... barefoot .... (keep it going) :)
yes, no hat, gloves or boots. Lets go out and do the polar plunge, naked!!!!
@@davidm7824 after having cold penguin feather pie for breakfast by seal oil lamp, living in an igloo in the middle of the road
How did they warm up the hose to drink water?
Maybe if your grandparents were country bumpkins!
With a door like that and blizzard that strong, it reminds me of that scene in Monsters Inc.
"Uhh... Sir, that's not her door..."
"I know, I know... *_It's yours"_*
Just needs a giant red light on top of it lol
"Welcome to the Himalayas!" :D
That line from the movie is definitely an innuendo.
Imagine all Emperor Penguins sitting outside thinking: Must be depressing inside these cage cubes. Strange humans...
My dad worked many winters at McMurdo Sound, Antarctica(80s-90s). About the only thing I remember about it was when he once visited me on Maui. He gets off the plane and asks what the temp is. I told him it was 84f. He says "damn that's 150f higher than I was in yesterday"
GEEZ
Does he love the 80's film "The Thing"?
@@StrongHarm I don't think I ever asked him
@@StrongHarm That's exactly the First "thing" that came to my mind!
Can you translate to meaningful units?
Whatever god tier soundproofing system this base has, I want it.
I just wanted him to go out and fly a kite...
@@Gizziiusa you meant to say "to go out and fly WITH a kite"...
@@jakubkohut349 Touché
😂
Probably just massive amounts of thermal insulation.
Weather be like "you're not that guy pal, trust me, you're not that guy"
“Yeah. I’ll talk to whoever I wanna know guy, okay? Yeah, fu*k you where you breathe pal.”
That's the collective sound of all the jokes that go over my head.
Didn't prevent you from writing one though :)
Lol
What do you mean?
@@intraterrestrial5035 You did exactly it
To imagine penguins huddle together in a storm like this is amazing.
I like to imagine I'm huddled with them keeping warm
Life is tenacious aint it?
At least they’re short and fairly aerodynamic so as to not get blown over so easily. All that millions of years of genetic engineering to keep them warm.
I don't think they can survive that. It's artic. never seen a penguin in Antarctic
@@snusmumriken232 you are.
When the refrigerator is designed to keep you warm...
In South Pole refrigerator warm you.
It’s hard to believe animals actually survive this type of weather.
Watch the doc on emperor penguins if you can find it. Amazing.
The penguins are actually having fun in this weather, flying over snowy hills on their belly at 130km/h, doing backflips and other tricks. Until they meet the end of Antarctica and get blown into the ocean.
In mass groups!
@Gibbon Watch Madagascar.. You'll be really amazed.
@@Engineer9736 They can´t swim?
In another dimension, there is a man outside of house that opens the door, sees a hot stormy wind inside and closes it, remaining safely outside.
A commercial fridge door that once you open it, there is much more storage than average on the other side.
Freezer* door
@@IrreversibleExtents I learned english with music lyrics and movie subtitles
@@UCs6ktlulE5BEeb3vBBOu6DQ Haha, alright. I'll let you off the hook. I'm learning Norwegian, so I can relate. That is actually a really great way to learn a language.
Except a commercial freezer would seem like the tropics compared to an Antarctic blizzard.
Is this filmed on a base, or a vessel in the antarctic
I bet there is one snowboard daredevil somewhere outside...
Nah not even attention seekers would go out in that
@@JacobBen94 TikTok generation will do anything for likes and re-posts.
@@dehash666 hopefully they would die in that blizzard
@de hash yes there is probably, and he's probably been there for 20 years stuck in a sick groovy pose
@@dehash666 And put some gay-ass fucking song in the background of it too
How's the weather olly?
"It's snowin' SIDEWAYS!!!"
Thanks Olly.
Well I never thought this would gain so many views in all fairness!! I'm currently working at Scott Base (NZ), Antarctica - This video was originally taken at Casey Station (AUS) and it's in the cold porch, a bit like an 'air lock' so there's another door behind the camera that stops the hot air escaping directly out into the cold.
From memory I think the wind speed was about 90-100knots that day, around the 175kmph speed? We can leave the building but only in pairs and only if approved for special requirements (e.g. maintenance needs, access to another building, emergency etc) - You would go out with another person, holding onto a line where necessary and radio when you get to your destination etc. The biggest danger here is not necessarily getting blown away (allthough that is possible), it's more getting hit by lifted projectiles that may have not been strapped down...building materials are often left outside strapped but can sometimes work loose, I've seen a 40ft container move 150m overnight so that's the biggest problem. To be honest, if you're out in that on your own, go to ground, get on the radio, get out of the wind....A SAR will be raised and people will come find you in vehicles..
Anyway, thought I'd log into UA-cam over at McMurdo to see what all the emails were about, glad everyone has watched this, I'm at Scott for the next 12 months so will try and film another cold porch video when the weather kicks in again....But requests for me to throw 'dogs, wives, beer' out the door to see what happens will likely be ignored ;-)
Stay classy UA-cam - Cheers
Thank you for this video and any you might post in the future. However, since this is the internet we are talking about, you know as well as I do that "staying classy" is not something that usually happens. It's already a shitshow of F vs C and the usual "looks no worse weather than in [insert any place you can think of]" etc, because people on the internet are like that :D
@@SusanKay- he working in a secret base on UFO 👽 ships
@@SusanKay- Working!! I'm a comms engineer!
@@SusanKay- Susan you could reverse engineer and help the team it's 63 degrees in middle north Florida area...
Just for a laugh you could do a video of the same but one of the guys then knocking at the door delivering Pizza 😂
The algorithm's found another gem.
His other video is bit of a crack up too hahah ua-cam.com/video/KPY-7bqjVKs/v-deo.html
ikr 2017.... the good old days
A glimpse into the cold dark winter ahead.
Shut the hell up! Go to your closet and pray
Algorithm did it to me too! I didn't search for this it just appeared so bein the curious cat I am I had to see!
That door looks like it was designed to keep more than just the “cold” out.
Polar Bears
Those Jehovah's Witnesses are relentless.
@@warrior411shenmue9 in Antarctica? 😆
Yetis. Also the urban youth penguins.
@@pamelah6431 Exactly!
Immagine how cranky they will be after such a long commute...
“Fire safety door. Do not obstruct.”
Hilarious.
Plot twist: They are travelling in a superfast train.
right right
Snowpiercer
@@yushfaandromedha what do you mean?
Was expecting him to get sucked out the door when he walked towards it, Wilhelm scream and all.
I thought when he leaned back in his cap would be missing.
You mean the Spongebob "My leg" scream you boomer.
turn around and have a used toilet paper in his face :D:D
This is the reality:
ua-cam.com/video/qz2SeEzxMuE/v-deo.html
That door was upgraded shortly after the release of the movie " the Thing " .
I didn't see no door was upgraded in 2nd movie The Thing...🤔🤔
Great movie!
🤘🤣🤘
Alien Construct Wilford Brimley's axe could take any door.
@@barnyard835 that's a prequel
The weather outside is frightful indeed
Reading a book calmly while inside with this must be sooooo good
It's like opening the door when you're on a train moving at full speed.
Exactly!
It's like travelling in a train with a malfunctioning door
More like an airplane.
@@JonatasAdoM In Siberia (I was going to say Norway but they don't have malfunctioning doors)
I thought he was on a boat at first
"What Do We Say to the Blizzard of the Antarctic?"
"Not today."
Just like my girlfriend. I can relate.
a day in south pole is like 6 month...
Blizzard blizzard go away come again not today
Na, thats Antarctic Blizzards saying to human...
Imagine we’re in 1984 and there’s a metamorphic creature wandering around and eating people outside. No, but imagine.
Me: "Wow, that's a thick door. Is that thing keeping out a storm?"
Him opening door:
Me: "Oh".
Lol reminded me of monsters inc
Why do you have 100k subscribers
"Who wants snowcones?"
Krusty Crab Pizza is the Pizza
Welcome to The Himalayas!
WELCOME TO THE HIMALAYAS… snow cone?
With a door like that I guess he lives in a bad Antarctic neighborhood.
damn ghetto penguins
South coast rappers
@@phillipcamp853 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You think this bad neighborhood? Walk down street and turn corner.
When Antarctica sends its peguins; they aren't sending their best, they're sending violence, they're sending drugs, they're rapists, and some I assume are good penguins.
This is how everyone thinks my life is just bc I live in Alaska
It isn't? This looks exactly like southern Ontario and we aren't even north of 60
I wish one day to go to Alaska and experience the northern lights. Are they really that pretty....?
@@johnnygallos0939 they are super pretty and vibrant, my favorite part of living here is seeing them
so... it's not like that? haha
Careful tonight man, don't let "The Thing" escape!
I love that the door is literally a walk in freezer door....mounted backwards to usual 😁
Well that's because it's literally a walk out freezer.
Makes total sense the second you think about it.
The living space is built inside the freezer
@@stadtjer689 You didn't get it. The outside is THE FREEZER! The door shields the insulated artificially thermally regulated warm living place from outside freezer. It's the reverse situation we generally experience at our home feezer.
I guess a smoke break is out of the question.
not at all smoke 'em if you can light 'em!
a cig wouldn't last 30 seconds in that wind...lol
Time for a cigar!
like my grandpa always said "i can light a cigarette in a hurricane"
@@djcrystar not even a second xD
Not sure why but I love these videos.
Wow that is savage. Thanks for sharing
Literally the door in Monsters Inc that leads to the Abominable Snowman.
@Evan Abominable* Snowman
@@DanielArnett thank you daniel
@@DanielArnett nobody asked
Abolished snowman
Abdominal Snowman
Leaving the door open like that is a good way to get your entire team assimilated.
Resistance if futile
That's not dog... its imitation
Cue the composer
dnn.... dnn dnn.... dnn dnn.... dnn dnn...
needs some hot wire for blood testing
When the blizzard looks like a freakin train going 1000mph right outside your door that’s when you stay home and chill instead.
Optional story endings:
~ chill home and stay
~ stay in chill homestead
~ have nothing to do but turn random comments into stories
😂 that expression on seeing the weather was exquisite!
Imagine the explorers that trekked this area a century ago without stationary shelter, hi tech clothing, effective medical treatments, electronics etc….
Those dudes were absolute Badasses!
well to be fair, they did it in peak summer. Which is still insane, by the way.
@@bguy510 And a lot of them died trying to journey on those lands
The line people draw between "badass" and "insane" is interesting.
@@joetownsend6325 both adjectives are appropriate here
How many were "strong, independent, powerful females"? 😉
He could have just taken an umbrella, and everything would be fine.
The moment he opens that umbrella, he’s gonna Marry Poppins his way to Chicago in 12 seconds. 😳
@@CaptainRetroStation I'M MARY POPPINS, YALL
Man would've landed on another continent if he opened his umbrella in that storm the wrong way
Yes.... Everything will be fine.... except for him! 😂👌🏻
I love the idea of being somewhere completely isolated and inhospitable like that.
That's why I keep going back 🙂
The type of weather where the warmest thing in the home is the fridge. Gotta love it
The superdoor is to keep 'The Thing' out.
Was thinking the same "thing".....
@@iangunn49
Great minds thing alike.
This is what my dog does when I try to get her to come outside and hang out when there's just a little bit of rain drizzling. Stands in the doorway, looks around, walks back to the couch.. "not today..."
lol same with many cats
Lol…mine too. “Nope…I’ll hold it”
I have a Labrador. The colder and wetter the weather, the more she loves it.
All that's needed is for someone to find an alien spacecraft buried nearby.
Everyone else at Casey Station: "Shut the damn door!"
Cameron Mitchell.... "COULD YOU CLOSE THAT F*KIN DOOR!!"
"Нет, мы все равно едем сажать картошку!"
They would.still probably grow too😂
Только Антошка
Xaxaxa
@name ikr
С ночёвкой.
I got shivers just by hearing that wind.
That feeling when you can't go for a walk but also can't entertain yourself because somebody poured whisky into the chess computer.
Plisken! 😀
"i'm gonna step outside and look like a bad boy for the camera"
*feels every cell freezing*
"nahh"
The polar opposite of a walk-in freezer. Walk-out freezer perhaps?
You said polar
The polar opposite of a walk-in freezer would be a stand out oven
Is there a pun in here somewhere?
@@tomperkins5657 yes though I can’t reach it. Maybe I could use a polar something
If this was in the arctic instead of the antarctic, you would be the well chilled meat sack ready for the polar bears to eat...
You know it’s cold when your front door is a walk-in freezer door.
Beautiful
Was expecting MacReady to hobble in with a flare and some dynamite when you opened that door.
“Back off. Way off.”
Ha! One of my favorite movies.
Hah a cultured The Thing reference...
He is not a Swede though
Can we all take a moment to praise the men who had to BUILD these facilities that are in Antarctica?
Edit: Shit I started a thread… better get popcorn I guess.
They probably did it in the calm summer
They are probably modular and come on ships.
@@Khyrid the British station is modular and is standing on a ski like structure to be moved. the American is a building on hydraulic columns so it can be elevsted to deal with the raising snow level..
A lot of the buildings are probably prefabricated
I was already thinking this and saw your comment. Yess. Its a salute to all the construction work staff. 🌹🙏🏼
Having a shelter is so precious in Antarctica they install vaults instead of doors
I love how on the video from 10 years ago showing weather condition 1, they had like a normal every day door. Now in this video the door looks like a a freezer door and a bank vault door made love and had a child, this door.
My father worked in the Arctic for many years. Some "days" in the dead of winter, the wind would come up and try to tear the buildings apart. Remember, there's nothing to break the wind as it circles the Arctic. Hurricane force wind means it's Tuesday ...
So did mine. DEW line, mostly at PIN 3. I've also worked in northern Canada during winter, but not north of the circle, thank $diety. -50 and the wind that made it through the northern excuse for "trees" was more than cold enough, his stories of -60 or worse and winds that went on forever did NOT sound like a good time.
@@Grendelmk1 Apparently it costs like 500 bones in heat loss to open a hangar door up in Baffin etc, on days like this...I wouldn't want to be caught out in this weather. nobody's flying, nobody's coming to get you till it blows over..
At first, I thought this was just another nice YT vid of something random, and then I suddenly saw the excellent meme potential...
Yes… please be a meme format…
Oh no
"Speaking in corrupted Palpatine-voice": "DO IT!!"
LOL, the look on your face at 0:17 is priceless and says it all ~!~
Here in Saskatchewan, Canada, We call that a normal winter day.
That's a normal summer day in Glasgow.
The only good things to come out of Glasgow were Billy Connelly, John Barrowman, Angus and Malcolm, Mark Knopfler, and Craig Ferguson.
"So I was gonna go about fo a walk...but um...Ima go for a fly instead."
*steps out*
"Weeeeeeee"
Way to go Stuart, antagonizing the already pissed off wind.
The fact that people manage to build a house in Antartica is amazing...
There are days when it's beautifully calm aswell! We build on those days!
This is how my parents described walking to school every morning
When I was a child, I walked four miles to school through that kind of weather with three feet of snow on the ground. And it was uphill both ways.
I’m sure when you say “that kind” it entails various kinds. No way you did what you said in the weather shown in the video. Stop lying.
@@evan5854 something tells me this is a joke, might just be the fact they said they somehow walked uphill both ways
UA-cam recommendations got me watching these weather reveals. They know my kink
Challenge: Tape an umbrella to your hands and see how far out the door you get. Farthest person wins.
"Donnie, you wanna kill me with that draft?!"
Can’t imagine what it must’ve been for all early explorers, and for anyone who got stuck in that. It looks pretty gruesome
But it's never been done before!
@@BlackJesus8463 sure it has
My great great grandfather was In the Southern Cross expedition In 1898 and built the first ever building there. And it still stands 👌🏻
@@BlackJesus8463 It was done In 1898 with 2 pre-fabricated wooden huts at Cape Adare , one for living, and one for equipment. Dont remember how big(small) it was, but quite small for 10 men.
Oh just build an igloo wrap up in some cariboo skin and toughen up wimps they would say.
Love the way your door locks shut.
It sounds so calming
Close the door! Think they’re paying to heat the outside!?
I'd imagine that there's another door behind him to keep the heat in, a kind of airlock, 🤷🏻♂️
@@KumaBean yes but im sure that he was joking about how dads yell about wasting heat and electricity
I was expecting him to walk outside and fly away instantly
That house is actually flying :)
The engineer that designed that building Certainly did an excellent job on both the soundproofing and the right doors for that structure.
Theme from John Carpenter's "The Thing" starts playing in my head.
Would've been funky if he opened the door and in walked a husky dog.
Oh no……
Hans get ze flammenwerfer!
I can just imagine the conversation I would have with my grumpy old grandfather if he saw this.
"Ahh, when I was a young lad, we had to walk to school in weather that was worse than this. 10 miles to school and 10 miles back, barefoot because we had no money for shoes, uphill in both directions, into the teeth of the wind and carrying Granny on our backs, braving the fierce wildlife, and without any of these fancy doohickeys you younguns have today. You just don't know how easy you have it."
"Oh shut up, Granddad. You went to Eton College and you even had a driver take you from the dorm to your classrooms. The farthest you ever walked in your life was from the bed to the toilet."
He never attended Eton, nor did he see weather like this, but he always had a good story to tell, and the only way you could tell he was lying was because his lips were moving.
You have some issues you needa work out with a therapist.
@@Crisp_Crow Its a meme/joke. Dont ruin it because you need help.
@@cactusmann5542
I do need help but you don’t see me blasting my issues all over social media lmao. Go touch grass 😂
Yes UA-cam algorithm, this is exactly what I wanted to watch right now.
Makes me feel cold just watching it and hearing that wind
A Tauntaun wouldn’t be able to survive overnight.
It will freeze before it reaches the first marker. 😀
@@Thatguygreedo Yup, and they smell just as bad in the inside as they do on the outside.
Ah yes, the windchill factor. Making semi-tolerable become "oh, to hell with this."
Humans are truly fascinating creatures. Building that dwelling in frozen bfe, a few people moving to that location, then making content as if anyonr would expect anything less than frozen ice from said hell hole. Having said that it is very rewarding to be comfortable as can be, and to glance out the window at impossible elements knowing your okay
My question.... Surely this structure must of been built during the perfect conditions? Fascinating
I was half expecting the door to shut and lock him out at the end...