@Memjahmin
a bunch of dudes in the forest chuckling at a rock while all holding their screaming geiger counters over it. peak youtube
@boristratseusky34
What even funnier is that leaf protecting his hand is a legitimate tactic against alpha-particles
@dev_x_real
Least radioactive product in the 1930s:
@AssassingamingYT3116
Parents: Get off Fallout and go outside!!! Me: “Goes Mining for uranium”
@embers8732
The guy smacking it with a pickaxe making a lot of dust got a healthy dose of rads
@madhukeshnp
Radioactive elemets left the universe after knowing they cannot pass through a leaf with holes.
@Roopitaharikanth-ds3xs
Hazmat suit was invented in 1910. People before 1910: use leaf for protection.
@GrayFox1024
no phones, no tv, just dudes having good times in 1986
@oliverfalco7060
I love the amount of precaution and risk awareness you spread with this video
@Sigma-ohio-alpha
Hazmat suit❌ Leaf✅
@sritbiswas5453
"how did you survive radiation" him: "Leaf"
@RayMak
This leaf protecting me
@DoctorKoch
“Uranium fever has done and got me down. Uranium fever is spreadin’ all around.”
@oconn026
The fact that he was so close so many times to something so deadly and just laughing like It's an average rock is crazy
@Cleric4521
Every second of holding that rock kinda exposed your hand to the same level of rads/hr as an hour of cruising in a jet. Wild.
@saifgolfer
I am glad you use a leaf for protection 😂
@joeyflat1452
"Uranium fever has gone and got me down."
@govinddawar8183
Never seen someone that excited for something that could kill/disfigure them
@chrisl1980
The dust that comes off those rocks, like when the person hit that small chunk with the pickaxe, is very dangerous. Inhaling radioactive dust is one of the worst ways to get exposed.
@mrgreenguy