That Surprise Witness TV (BJ Investigates)

[Mister Obvious]

I think "loving your body at any size" means treating it with some damn respect and getting on a good diet and fitness routine until you're a healthy person again... but that's just my common sense opinion.

[Mister Obvious]

I'mma have to steer clear of making this a thread about fat people though. Too much of that lately. I think it's just cuz we live in a world of fatties and it's all getting too... heavy to bear.

[Mister Obvious]

This guy is hilarious... he's got that niche cornered.

[Guest]

It’s like people are out to completely degrade themselves and those around , just like back in S&G bro
We just await punishment from on high

[Guest]

Needed to shower after the Adam22 video but it was worth watching to the end to hear him say "After she did it, it was giving me a little bit of the bubble guts"

[Mister Obvious]

I cringed all the way back to the Big Bang every time he said that shit...

[Guest]

What does BJ gain by wearing those pink mouse ear things... is this the style for lawyers now? I could be missing something.

[Mister Obvious]

She gave up her license to practice because she felt they were trying to control her freedom of speech... she just considers herself a journalist now, but she does have the Harvard/law background.

[Guest]

I know British lawyers wear ridiculous wigs. But this makes me think of Russell Brand yelling with his Jesus hair and ripped shirts. Having the rational people look like the mental patients seems counterproductive. Just my perspective... it could be I'm just old and the total opposite is true. Maybe it's better and pink ears and ripped shirts actually get you taken more seriously now.

[Mister Obvious]

Lol. Well... it's a world full of characters, and every good character has a shtick.

[Guest]

So where exactly is bam these days ?

[Mister Obvious]

So where exactly is bam these days ?

This past weekend's incident resulted in the police being called after Bam reportedly hit Jess in his nose and ear, rupturing his eardrum. Jess's girlfriend was present and called the cops after she said Bam kicked in her bedroom door.

https://people.com/bam-margera-ordered-t...ra-7567143

Sounds sorta familiar.

[Mister Obvious]

Bam prolly did do that shit though, lmao, he was always super drunk and obnoxious in BJ's videos...

I think his situation is sad, but he's not a 90 lb. Dalia being accused of "strangling" her mom who is twice her size (at least).

Maybe I'm biased though... good thing I'm not a public servant.

[Mister Obvious]

8:08...

[Mister Obvious]

God this is fucking spooky.

[Mister Obvious]

So clearly they really are doing psychological experiments on people with this VR tech.

It's incredibly dangerous because the brain doesn't know the difference between a VR experience (or a movie/video) and something that is REALLY happening.

These experiments are not gonna lead to good things.

[Mister Obvious]

Awfully coincidental that the death simulator involves cardiac arrest and it's so similar to how Amanda died.

[Mister Obvious]

19:15 that looks pretty real and it's from 2018. Imagine the tech now. And if you were immersed in VR, it'd be a way more serious experience. The conversation taking place... it's very creepy. I get very unsettling, creepy, bad vibes from this. These experiments are NOT being done with good intentions.

[Mister Obvious]

Maybe the experiments are to see whether putting someone thru a simulation of death from a specific cause makes them die from it in real life. There has to be some deeper reason behind the experiments and it's naive to assume they have anyone's best interests at heart.

[Mister Obvious]

"Woman reveals 'nightmare' of being 'gang raped' in virtual reality"
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/ho...05959.html

A woman has spoken out about her "surreal nightmare" of being "gang raped" in virtual reality as she noted her response to the incident felt like it had happened in real life due to the technological advances of simulation.

And that was only in Meta. Imagine a VR experiment designed around facilitating such incidents.