I had a mother who insisted I learn to cook in grade school because “no man will marry a woman who can’t cook”. I’m 37 and single while all my friends who can’t even boil an egg have been married with kids for at least a decade. So much for her assuming my generation would have the same “marriage material” standards as hers. On the plus side, I can now be the cool auntie I always wanted if my brothers ever have kids. Pancakes for dinner? I’m way ahead of you. Ice cream for breakfast? Absolutely. I don’t actually have to raise you like you’re my child so why not?
Frankly I think everyone in the house should know how to cook. We all specialize in a different field of expertise. My father fries shrimp, my mother fries chicken, I oven roast chicken, and my sister does meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and salads.
My husband was the main cook in our family. If it didn’t come in a package with directions I was lost. Early on in the relationship he found me melting grease to make hamburgers and just lost his mind. My mom always did, so I just thought it was normal. He got me a cookbook for my next birthday and my skill in the kitchen dramatically improved.
so glad they were able to work fanart back in while still being algorithm-positive so they can all be compensated well (I think that’s why? Idk. so they can all do the thing they wanted to do before) 😊 love you emkay
9:13 the most children ever had by a single woman is 69. Valentina Vassilyev had 16 pairs of twins, 7 sets of triplets and 4 sets of quadruplets. So it is very possible and I'm in pain just thinking about it.
5:10 Robin, I think you need to look at that again. The BF in 19, the author is 35. They are that much older than the BOYFRIEND, not the other way around. He has a thing for MILFs ig
9:12 yes. there was a woman who had something like 82 kids. all to the same man. each one was either a twin, triplet, quad or quin. it was a kind of nutty record to find out.
Much appreciation going down the Daily Dose of Internet route and having the thumbnail be the FIRST thing in the video! Keep it up! Proud of you, EmKay!
8:34 we always cooked in home ec, during the first class my teammates set an entire role of paper towels next to the flame on the stove and half the roll caught on fire. While they were panicking about what to do I picked up the roll by its unburnt end and dropped it in the sink and turned on the water. I then got told off for picking up something that was on fire.
We cooked in home EC too. In 6th grade we made chocolate chip cookies. We ended up with the old, green Westinghouse stove/oven. We couldn't figure out how to turn the oven on. So, I ended up putting it on self clean by accident. The oven locked itself and couldn't be opened until the like 2 hour cleaning cycle was done. My teammates were so pissed at me. We ended up getting an A tho, because the cookies were cooked, tho the teacher said she certainly didn't try to eat any of them, but they looked good. And we made pillows too, using sewing machines. One guy in class couldn't be bothered with sewing so he just stapled his pillow together. Lol, good times
it'd say you shouldn't pick up stuff that's on fire cause you might end up getting burnt also a good thing to remember is you can't pour water on greese/electrical fires cause that'd make them so much worse, but if a fire's still small enough you can smother it with like a pot lid or baking soda learned that back in 2016/2017 during baking/cooking class, so i could be remembering things wrong, but i do remember learning this stuff before being allowed in the kitchen to cook
Wait. Hol up. Seriously? I took a Home Ec class in middle school and we actually got to cook food. We made our own hotpockets and I think pancakes. That was before the same middle school decided that a computer lab was more important than a Home Ec class.... The computers are now only used for online tests. During a time kids have laptops... 🙄
@@thecrimsonmonarch4113 I don't know, we're probably not from the same country, yk? Our Home Ec class was full of learning how to stitch and how to use the metric system, the only time I got to cook in school was when I signed up for the cooking club. I mean, I loved that I got to bring food home but they weren't really teaching you any new food techniques you shouldn't already know. The cooking club head was actually our Home Ecs teacher lmao, but I guess they're gonna have to make kids pay for it if they want cooking. School always seemed like it was trying to bleed our pockets dry
@@esined2386 That sounds like most schools tbh. Schools don't seem to care. I mean, like I said in my original comment, the home ec classroom was converted to a computer lab that's hardly ever used. But schools think that developing real life skills aren't as important as another "testing room/area". Cause the library can't be used 🤷♂️
@@thecrimsonmonarch4113 In all honesty, I think people should learn how to cook on their own, but a Home ecs class on that would really help people who are struggling to survive on cup noodles. Sometimes, I wonder if the school is more focused on their "personal projects" than what helps the students.
I loved my home ec class. We cooked stuff all the time and then we also learned sewing and used sewing machines. Our class had numerous small kitchen setups and we picked what we wanted to bake or cook. It was fun.
I remembered when some school kids were touring a warehouse I worked in and when they passed by me I said to my coworker “hey did you hear about the dude who lost his foot?”
That cooking bacon one got me, luckily my home economics classes did let us use the stove tops and ovens after we had a B+ average for more than a month and the teacher deemed a student responsible enough to do so... Or you could just have B- average and have her cook your food for you 🤣 needless to say home economics got reformed my senior year.
That first one took you "five whole seconds", Robin? Five minutes later and I'm just getting more and more freaked.. tho it is late here.. 6:45am late... I hope it's just photoshopped...
As someone who grew up in the 1990's I feel genuinely sorry for everyone born after '99. You missed do much. The world was so much better in so many ways. No smart phone, no laptop computers, excellent music and equality tv. we even used to do something called going outside to play, I know right? Actually going out of the house! Using our imagination, getting fresh air and exercise. Good times, it's a shame you'll never know...
My high school has a culinary elective with it's own little catering company called "The Bistro", it's a hard class to join but I'm sure the ones lucky enough to get in are cooking bacon real well.
Cooking bacon or many other things in a frying pan is hard because the settings are vague and instructions assume you know how to do it already. Baking is more complex, but has a lot more explicit and objective instructions.
About that home ec class. 2 teachers do some classes where you cook. Food science, where we do cook sometimes but learn the science behind cooking, and Culinary Arts where we learn how to cook, the measurments and all that and we cooked a lot of meals (one of my favorites was Zuccini Spaghetti which is surprisingly tasty and simple to make)
9:13 to answer your question, deity Emkayus the funny, yes. Yes, a human woman can survive birthing eighteen children. It will take a while and cause oh so much pain, but the individual should survive, especially with modern non-American healthcare.
I think the bigger question is would she and her partner be able to raise that many children? Like that's probably a million dollars a year just for food.
@@fluffystuff500 my ancestors may have been able to do that by spending 20hrs a day making the 4 oldest sons farm the food with their father but nowadays yeah even the parental subsidies couldn't take care of that.
@@fluffystuff500 See, that’s why you send them out into the wilderness to forage! Either they come back with free food, or they meet a terrible fate at the hands of Mother Nature. No matter what happens, you still don’t have to pay to feed em.
fun fact, theres an episode in iCarly that was supposed to be a rehearsal but someone replaced the prop fire extinguisher with the real flame thrower that looks like a fire extinguisher. they couldnt recreate the reactions of the event afterwards so they used the rehearsal footage. there was pure fear in both actors
@@jonathangiang7999 not sure on the number of the episode or what season but the title of the episode is iOMG edit: i only found this whole information out from from an r/tumblr post
@@birb-morphergames7437 I mean I’d love it if it were true, but make sure to take it with a grain of salt- Tumblr isn’t the most reliable source of knowledge. Trust me. I know from experience. XD
Once had a classmate, she got 15 siblings. Same mother, like 4 fathers. I swear to God, I'm not making this stuff up So I guess, it's possible to survive this many brithings, although with so many children I wouldn't consider myself "alive" anymroe.
SO one time a box of macaroni said to slowly stir in the pasta noodles. I took the directions too literally. I would add a couple noodles to the boiling water, wait a couple minutes, add a few more, repeat.
now i am going to make a fire extinguisher that shoot’s flame’s and on opposite day go to a house filled with the stuff that is used to extinguish fires and start blasting it with the flame’s
The record is something like 72 kids by a single mom IIRC. There are 18 kids in that photo. 12 kids and 6 babies. Assuming she had twins every time that's only 9 births. If she started at age 15 and didn't take a year off she'd only be 24 years old. Assuming that it was just a single birth each time that's, what, 33 or so years old? 36 if she waited till 18? Not too unrealistic. Six of those are babies though. Assuming that their tally is accurate and they have added/removed them as the kids aged properly, this is the scarier thing since it means she's had six kids but none of them have been around long enough to age into the 'kid' category. Being lenient I would say this means she's either had one set of sextuplets or two sets of triplets. While three sets of twins is possible that's skirting very close to the cut-off between 'baby' and 'child'. Though, I'm putting this at 2 years or so. 3-4 may be a better choice. I'm not exactly an expert on these sorts of stickers. It's entirely possible that she's had three sets of sextuplets which, while unlikely, is possible. It's also possible that the husband and fish are having an affair and all these kids are actually the goldfishes and she doesn't care and wants to be a good mom to her husbands mutant fish babies.
Me just waiting for the day when Robin says " how's it going ladies and gents, welcome back to emkay - and today I'm Robin the bank! " ((I think in this video its robin but idrk - was just trying to make a quick funny joke lol))
In Canada, in my school anyways we have Cullinary Technology, we go over food safety training, food borne illnesses and take a Workplace safety course. That takes about 2 weeks, but then we get to cook, and bake, we’ve made chili, chicken noodle soup, burgers, fettuccini Alfredo, desserts, it was super fun
A couple years ago I was in a FACS(family and consumer science) class, which is basically that homec class or whatever you were talking about. And yes, we were allowed to cook a whole bunch of stuff
Honestly, Emkay’s the only thing that’s keeping my weird humor alive.
Honestly If emkay didn't exist my weird a$$ humor wouldn't exist
You are God damn right
my humor is like throwing rocks at a baby until the mother call the cops
I agree
You are so bloody right
I had a mother who insisted I learn to cook in grade school because “no man will marry a woman who can’t cook”. I’m 37 and single while all my friends who can’t even boil an egg have been married with kids for at least a decade. So much for her assuming my generation would have the same “marriage material” standards as hers. On the plus side, I can now be the cool auntie I always wanted if my brothers ever have kids. Pancakes for dinner? I’m way ahead of you. Ice cream for breakfast? Absolutely. I don’t actually have to raise you like you’re my child so why not?
My dad (who's 60 now) was always the one to cook, so I got it flipped
Imagine how wrong she feels right now
Frankly I think everyone in the house should know how to cook. We all specialize in a different field of expertise. My father fries shrimp, my mother fries chicken, I oven roast chicken, and my sister does meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and salads.
Bro if you need someone to love you just so they can Cook for you,you are a trash person
My husband was the main cook in our family. If it didn’t come in a package with directions I was lost. Early on in the relationship he found me melting grease to make hamburgers and just lost his mind. My mom always did, so I just thought it was normal. He got me a cookbook for my next birthday and my skill in the kitchen dramatically improved.
Holup is the perfect combination of cursed and funnies
I legit thought your pic was a hair on my screen
And transphobia, unfortunately.
Blursed
For a sec I thought it said furries instead of funnies
@@kill3r_carm3n48 Same
so glad they were able to work fanart back in while still being algorithm-positive so they can all be compensated well (I think that’s why? Idk. so they can all do the thing they wanted to do before) 😊 love you emkay
Babe wake up, emkay just posted
No bitches?!?!??!!!
Only men 😎
Ok babe
Why are you in my house.
yes honey
Oh I'm gay now
9:13 the most children ever had by a single woman is 69. Valentina Vassilyev had 16 pairs of twins, 7 sets of triplets and 4 sets of quadruplets. So it is very possible and I'm in pain just thinking about it.
Niceeeee
coincidence
Niceeee coincidence
it's both nice for the number, and if i remember right she did that in the 1800's, back when child birth had a decent chance of killing the mother
@@coalopalatticus6964 it was the 1700s which is even more impressive
5:10 Robin, I think you need to look at that again. The BF in 19, the author is 35. They are that much older than the BOYFRIEND, not the other way around. He has a thing for MILFs ig
The "Bussy Galore" picture is even wilder when you see the license plate is "ME69"
9:12 yes. there was a woman who had something like 82 kids. all to the same man. each one was either a twin, triplet, quad or quin. it was a kind of nutty record to find out.
That first one is so terrifying in such a normal way and I’m very confused
5:24 I have never seen so much regret and sadness in a man's eye. Holy shit does he look distressed.
4:35 it did its work: stopped him from aging, he wont grow up anymore
“FBI(Female Body Investigator) joke is older than anyone who watches these videos.”
Prove it, I’m twenty years old
I guarantee you can find a photo from the 80's with some dude in shades and a mullet wearing that shirt.
look up "grapes being born" but take out the G and the being change the B for p
@@isappycracks ah Mr. skulliousis, my old enemy
2001/2002 gang rise up
I’m 45 and that joke is older than me
Much appreciation going down the Daily Dose of Internet route and having the thumbnail be the FIRST thing in the video! Keep it up! Proud of you, EmKay!
2:21 that joke definitely aged like milk that was unrefrigerated for 4 months straight
2:14 She ran out of soldiers
cause she dead now
One man passed out at the funeral. We. Are. Fucked
@@StephenDurnan lol
"Anti-aging cream" explained:
Technically, she is no longer aging.
Ah yes. Very effective, if I do say so myself.
8:34 we always cooked in home ec, during the first class my teammates set an entire role of paper towels next to the flame on the stove and half the roll caught on fire. While they were panicking about what to do I picked up the roll by its unburnt end and dropped it in the sink and turned on the water. I then got told off for picking up something that was on fire.
Student: *puts out fire*
Teacher: we don’t do that here.
We cooked in home EC too. In 6th grade we made chocolate chip cookies. We ended up with the old, green Westinghouse stove/oven. We couldn't figure out how to turn the oven on. So, I ended up putting it on self clean by accident. The oven locked itself and couldn't be opened until the like 2 hour cleaning cycle was done. My teammates were so pissed at me. We ended up getting an A tho, because the cookies were cooked, tho the teacher said she certainly didn't try to eat any of them, but they looked good. And we made pillows too, using sewing machines. One guy in class couldn't be bothered with sewing so he just stapled his pillow together. Lol, good times
Gotta love the educational system. I swear, some of those teachers got their degrees from clown college.
it'd say you shouldn't pick up stuff that's on fire cause you might end up getting burnt
also a good thing to remember is you can't pour water on greese/electrical fires cause that'd make them so much worse, but if a fire's still small enough you can smother it with like a pot lid or baking soda
learned that back in 2016/2017 during baking/cooking class, so i could be remembering things wrong, but i do remember learning this stuff before being allowed in the kitchen to cook
Add that to the list of things you're not allowed to do Dr Bright
Wait. Hol up. Seriously? I took a Home Ec class in middle school and we actually got to cook food. We made our own hotpockets and I think pancakes. That was before the same middle school decided that a computer lab was more important than a Home Ec class.... The computers are now only used for online tests. During a time kids have laptops... 🙄
You cook hotpockets and pancakes in Home Ec???
@@esined2386 In that class we did. Is that not normal?
@@thecrimsonmonarch4113 I don't know, we're probably not from the same country, yk? Our Home Ec class was full of learning how to stitch and how to use the metric system, the only time I got to cook in school was when I signed up for the cooking club. I mean, I loved that I got to bring food home but they weren't really teaching you any new food techniques you shouldn't already know. The cooking club head was actually our Home Ecs teacher lmao, but I guess they're gonna have to make kids pay for it if they want cooking. School always seemed like it was trying to bleed our pockets dry
@@esined2386 That sounds like most schools tbh. Schools don't seem to care. I mean, like I said in my original comment, the home ec classroom was converted to a computer lab that's hardly ever used. But schools think that developing real life skills aren't as important as another "testing room/area". Cause the library can't be used 🤷♂️
@@thecrimsonmonarch4113 In all honesty, I think people should learn how to cook on their own, but a Home ecs class on that would really help people who are struggling to survive on cup noodles. Sometimes, I wonder if the school is more focused on their "personal projects" than what helps the students.
Robin: how do you think the Queen has been around so long??
Me: ya know, it's funny you mention that...
I loved my home ec class. We cooked stuff all the time and then we also learned sewing and used sewing machines. Our class had numerous small kitchen setups and we picked what we wanted to bake or cook. It was fun.
2:15 only if the queen could take more she’d still be here lmao 🤣
It seems the queen didn't steal enough life forces...
My happiness is immeasurable, and my day is made
3:36 Anyone else see the ACTUAL M&M potentially being referenced here?
I was wondering if anyone else noticed that.
Came here to say this. Once you see it....
I saw it immediately.
I remembered when some school kids were touring a warehouse I worked in and when they passed by me I said to my coworker “hey did you hear about the dude who lost his foot?”
That cooking bacon one got me, luckily my home economics classes did let us use the stove tops and ovens after we had a B+ average for more than a month and the teacher deemed a student responsible enough to do so... Or you could just have B- average and have her cook your food for you 🤣 needless to say home economics got reformed my senior year.
That first one took you "five whole seconds", Robin?
Five minutes later and I'm just getting more and more freaked.. tho it is late here.. 6:45am late...
I hope it's just photoshopped...
I'm still lost.
I'm pretty sure its photoshoped
@@greencrystalk0182 is it? Cause at this point I'm still lost
People born in the 2000s had the best childhood ever.
Change my mind
Agreed
agree like ive started playing games from 2000 and the 80's and they are fun
2007, my childhood was so bad i dont even remember it 💀
As someone who grew up in the 1990's I feel genuinely sorry for everyone born after '99. You missed do much. The world was so much better in so many ways. No smart phone, no laptop computers, excellent music and equality tv. we even used to do something called going outside to play, I know right? Actually going out of the house! Using our imagination, getting fresh air and exercise. Good times, it's a shame you'll never know...
@@returntodreamcastle6810 ok now you sound like what the new generation would call a "boomer"
2:14 I guess the Queen ran out.
*time traveler: goes back in time when monkies were Bout to evolve: *spit at evolving thing*
The future: walking with arms and spits out Poison
My high school has a culinary elective with it's own little catering company called "The Bistro", it's a hard class to join but I'm sure the ones lucky enough to get in are cooking bacon real well.
5:14 No, the boyfriend is the _younger_ one dude. He's 19.
2:20 looks like it wasn’t enough
5:57 WHAT WAS THAT LAUGH IM DYING 😂😂😂😂😂😂😭
@2:15 apparently the queen didn’t get enough sacrifices today
4:28 well, that stops you from aging anymore, doesn't it?
Last two jobs I was warned about by other employees. Both in trucking. They were both priced right in one weird way or another.
Looks like the queen stoped taking there life force… 😐
3:05 bro did a reverse Micheal Jackson
Robin is my favorite narrator
Cooking bacon or many other things in a frying pan is hard because the settings are vague and instructions assume you know how to do it already. Baking is more complex, but has a lot more explicit and objective instructions.
Nah man, cooking bacon in a frying pan is hard because it's actively trying to murder you the entire time.
At 5:00 in, you could hear Robin forcing himself to not react
About that home ec class. 2 teachers do some classes where you cook. Food science, where we do cook sometimes but learn the science behind cooking, and Culinary Arts where we learn how to cook, the measurments and all that and we cooked a lot of meals (one of my favorites was Zuccini Spaghetti which is surprisingly tasty and simple to make)
After a long day at work EmKay always makes me feel better.
2:20 Oh NO
4:22 the ad said, stop aging and when dead, the aging process isn't quite there either... I was confused till I saw the ad on the side of the shelf
11:31 was my favourite part tbh
1:58 I'M italian and seeng this is too mutch for me 💀
Omg this is the earliest i've been for this channel lmao
9:13 to answer your question, deity Emkayus the funny, yes. Yes, a human woman can survive birthing eighteen children. It will take a while and cause oh so much pain, but the individual should survive, especially with modern non-American healthcare.
I think the bigger question is would she and her partner be able to raise that many children? Like that's probably a million dollars a year just for food.
@@fluffystuff500 my ancestors may have been able to do that by spending 20hrs a day making the 4 oldest sons farm the food with their father but nowadays yeah even the parental subsidies couldn't take care of that.
@@fluffystuff500 See, that’s why you send them out into the wilderness to forage! Either they come back with free food, or they meet a terrible fate at the hands of Mother Nature. No matter what happens, you still don’t have to pay to feed em.
0:08 brings new meaning to "fight fire with fire"
Actualy the first pic was cutting his arm and legs and fittn it perfectly
fun fact, theres an episode in iCarly that was supposed to be a rehearsal but someone replaced the prop fire extinguisher with the real flame thrower that looks like a fire extinguisher. they couldnt recreate the reactions of the event afterwards so they used the rehearsal footage. there was pure fear in both actors
Which episode was that? Gotta see that
@@jonathangiang7999 i dont remember what episode it was. currently searching, ill let u know when i find out
@@jonathangiang7999 not sure on the number of the episode or what season but the title of the episode is iOMG
edit: i only found this whole information out from from an r/tumblr post
@@birb-morphergames7437 I mean I’d love it if it were true, but make sure to take it with a grain of salt- Tumblr isn’t the most reliable source of knowledge. Trust me. I know from experience. XD
@@teddy-beargamer6385 but to be fair, jerry trainer said there was a funny story behind that scene on twitter. he never elaborated on that tho
3:30 mini green m&m
I’m also concerned they’re riding a motorcycle with sandals and no helmet. I know it’s not really, but it made me shrivel like a raisin.
Once had a classmate, she got 15 siblings. Same mother, like 4 fathers. I swear to God, I'm not making this stuff up
So I guess, it's possible to survive this many brithings, although with so many children I wouldn't consider myself "alive" anymroe.
5:11 this shit had me questioning for like 3 seconds whether it was 19 or 79.
How do you get it so wrong Emkay?
7:36 damn institute and their synths
7:43 I’m crying
0:00 I still haven’t figured out what’s happening there
Hey in the UK we had an Easter bunny mascot for bus stations called the Easter bussy, it's not the first time this has happened lol
9:37 "18 year old mom has an only fans -"
I'm just gonna stop there
correction: only mams
@@greencrystalk0182 you had an opportunity to say 'only milfs' but you threw it, just like everything else in life
@@syborg64 ???
8:27 Homeschool: I'm four parallel universes ahead of you. Also one homemade breakfast.
2:19 that joke aged like milk
SO one time a box of macaroni said to slowly stir in the pasta noodles. I took the directions too literally. I would add a couple noodles to the boiling water, wait a couple minutes, add a few more, repeat.
5:48 "p-e-t-r-o-l ? huh that's a funny way to spell water, this will cool you off george"
Kaaaaaaaarl! You're not supposed to make a meat baby, Kaaaaaaarl!
It's unsettling! All the kids are screaming!
now i am going to make a fire extinguisher that shoot’s flame’s and on opposite day go to a house filled with the stuff that is used to extinguish fires and start blasting it with the flame’s
3:05 my mind went to russianbadger's latest world of tanks video, specifically, "Badda you know what I do?" "What?" "Not f**king that."
5:02 the girlfriend is 35 and the boyfriend is only 19 that’s a large age gap
The record is something like 72 kids by a single mom IIRC. There are 18 kids in that photo. 12 kids and 6 babies. Assuming she had twins every time that's only 9 births. If she started at age 15 and didn't take a year off she'd only be 24 years old. Assuming that it was just a single birth each time that's, what, 33 or so years old? 36 if she waited till 18? Not too unrealistic. Six of those are babies though. Assuming that their tally is accurate and they have added/removed them as the kids aged properly, this is the scarier thing since it means she's had six kids but none of them have been around long enough to age into the 'kid' category. Being lenient I would say this means she's either had one set of sextuplets or two sets of triplets. While three sets of twins is possible that's skirting very close to the cut-off between 'baby' and 'child'. Though, I'm putting this at 2 years or so. 3-4 may be a better choice. I'm not exactly an expert on these sorts of stickers. It's entirely possible that she's had three sets of sextuplets which, while unlikely, is possible.
It's also possible that the husband and fish are having an affair and all these kids are actually the goldfishes and she doesn't care and wants to be a good mom to her husbands mutant fish babies.
6:53 I'm 100% down for this
3:24 I saw a chapstick brand that was something like "SunBum", and their branding is, "Love the bum."
Let me be honest, before this, I got an ad that was like: blah blah blah “ homosexual: study and get close with your friends “ IM LIKE WHAT
Bussy galore had me dying from laughter
1:50
i have a similar case except the fact i just have a gigakidney where the third merged with one
"I need a nap and it's only 10 AM"
Me: proceeds to pass out at 3 AM
The first image made my brain skip a beat.
4:51
Not the weirdest fetish I've ever heard of
10:32 what the dog doing
Me just waiting for the day when Robin says " how's it going ladies and gents, welcome back to emkay - and today I'm Robin the bank! "
((I think in this video its robin but idrk - was just trying to make a quick funny joke lol))
I will miss the intro
“Well if it isn’t my old friend Mr. McGreg with a leg for an arm and an arm for a leg” Dr. Nick Riviera.
4:02
If this were a movie, I'd watch it.
4:37 I haven't heard about Benjamin Button since I was a senior in high school. Good grief! Here comes a flood of memories!
In Canada, in my school anyways we have Cullinary Technology, we go over food safety training, food borne illnesses and take a Workplace safety course. That takes about 2 weeks, but then we get to cook, and bake, we’ve made chili, chicken noodle soup, burgers, fettuccini Alfredo, desserts, it was super fun
0:08 Water extinguisher
7:50 I’ll unplug your lungs
5:07 to that question, I'd say do it if you want, but don't come crying to me when something goes wrong.
4:33.... No better way to stop aging than just dying.
A couple years ago I was in a FACS(family and consumer science) class, which is basically that homec class or whatever you were talking about. And yes, we were allowed to cook a whole bunch of stuff
My husband has a shirt that reads the same as the coffee cup... I always tell him he's going first. Lol and only.
Ok if Robin ever makes another r/wholesome meme review please say “Hey guys I’m Robin today I will be Robin your hearts”
The fire extinguisher is the definition of fight fire with fire
this is the only thing keeping me from jumping off a sky-scraper
1:57 I think someone prayed for that to happen after seeing what their lasagnas look like
0:18 WE AINT AFRAID OF NO FIRE
2:18...foreshadowing?
2:59 what the actual fuck
2:15💀💀💀 literally watched it the day of