You deserve a round of applause

No I live under water

Guy asked me that one, i replied "well my house is made of adobe soo" at that time i remembered most houses around the world are made of wood where here brick and stone is more comon

*claps*

I guess Corona virus really put you 6 ft under

Sounds like a severe hazard to kangaroos.

thats actually a real problem out there, you see sign everywhere that say watch for random deep mine holes into the ground

(Falls through roof) 'Hi Rob' 'Hey Billy'

That hurt

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At that point it probably feels like it.

Ikr, so crazy 😂

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Looks like we digged minecraft mountains and made them a house after blasting them with TNT from inside..😅😂😂😂😂🤷‍♂️

Also vit d deficit

Or they could just not live there?

@@nicksacco5041 that would be boring

@@nicksacco5041 Literally everywhere on Earth has some natural problem to deal with: earthquakes, flooding, tornados, scorching heat, crime/murder rates (looking at you cartels), remoteness which can leave towns without food or water if supply line get interrupted (here in Alaska, along with the massive earthquakes), etc. “Just don’t live there” could be applied to literally every single place on the planet. Sometimes you gotta man the fuck up and deal with your problems instead running away from them like a Nancy. And Australians have a boat load of man-the-fuck-up on reserve. Blast a hole in the ground if it’s hot, build your shit on stilts if it floods regularly, build on rollers if there’s quakes, basement bunkers if you live in tornado country, etc. But it requires dealing with some kind of bullshit and just rolling them sleeves up.

@@nicksacco5041 then everyone would live in Europe, China, the Mid-East, India, and some places in America. Sometimes y'just gotta say "fuck it" y'know what I'm sayin. I personally live in a place where quakes and floods and typhoons happen regularly but y'don't see me complainin.

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Underrated.

Hahahahaha so true 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I came here looking for this comment 😂😂😂

Don’t forget the toilet 😅

And bug mitigation

Pretty much the same as a normal house and as for bugs cooler peed is basically built on solid rock in a desert. So the bery few bugs would only be in the first few inches of topsoil above ground and wouldn't bother you inside

That’s the reason I clicked it. But didn’t get any of that.

I wont worry much as am not planning to move there😈

so is the white man

@@BrUh-dz7wp What?

@@BrUh-dz7wp excuse me, what 😃

@Trinni&Ocean I’m aware 🤦🏽‍♀️ but I had to do a double take bc I wasn’t expecting that respond

Dirty mind

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Think if she is a beauty😉

Digging in your neighbor's room you find him fucking...

You're now officially one family.

Exactly what i was thinking.

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An uber driver's nightmare😲😭🚘

New Horizon 😆😆😂!!!

*stomps instead of knocking* HEY, MOLE PEOPLE, YOUR PIZZAS HERE

And then they’re gonna destroy it to make room for houses above ground like everywhere else

@Dixie Normis been there for years probably have some sort of sewer system

If the earth manages to survive

@Unbiased Shitpostthe outback doesn't flood that much....

@H S stfu

Coober Pedy wasn't built to escape Armageddon. It was built to escape the heat. Miners prospected for opals there many decades ago and struck the motherlode that now supplies most of the world's opals. Miners decided staying in their mines was preferable to sweltering in tents and shacks. The mines became their homes then their homes became their mines as they sometimes found more opal veins in their kitchen and living room walls when excavating for additional living space. I think there is an episode on you tube of Back Roads Coober Pedy or just google Coober Pedy.

@@chookinathunderstorm3446 r/woooosh

Switzerland has enough underground nuclear shelters for their entire population + 30%

@@ronensuperexplainer This'll explain it. You Tube AUSTRALIAN OPAL MINING TOWNS. Miners excavated homes inside their mines to escape the extreme, oppressive heat scorching some of these towns. Also for the luxury of more convenient work places. They were never established for the purpose of survival shelters for an ' END OF THE WORLD ' scenario. Though a few people may have moved there more recently with that in mind. Everyone who chooses to stay there loves the casual work/life style of the neighbourhoods and the general community of close knit support.

@@chookinathunderstorm3446 I think it's just really easy to build a nuclear shelter into Swiss mountains

Yeah, a coupla cartons makes everything go faster too

@@damndirtyape1363 haha ikr, these people have no idea how hard it would be to make a new room

Imagine your sitting there watching cartoonz then u hear dynamite go off and your mother yelling stop blowing up the walls

@@cyberninja1449 they mean cartons of beer

Annie S wow, this isn’t even that strong of an Australian accent lol.

Lol

Yes, especially the one in 0:17. Some very strong tune there if I do say so myself.

ye

Lmao have u ever been to Australia?

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Minecraft

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Sorry m8

You've never been to Perth then 🤣 people generally are like me and have the, "nah I'll do it later" attitude

@@jeremywebb7637 I used to live in Perth and can confirm

@Saint Augustine it does get to 50 degrees what is your problem?

Saint Augustine is probably American.

@@oscarvanhemert6094 yeah lol

DJ don’t worry, you’re not alone haha

Water on mirror phew lol

So you should (coming from a pom). Though in retrospect, don’t go there unless you have some seriously good fly protection!

Don't worry, Australia is huge, there's lots of learn.

Australia looks terrible nothing growing

Facts

You don't need to go too far out to meet more exactly like him, take my word for it

Wouldn't the most Australian be aboriginal?

Probably

@@KingofgraceSARA No, because they didn't call it Australia now did they?

and so *Master Blaster* was born

Most Australians don’t live like this because majority of us don’t live in the desert.

I love how he said, "We don't do that anymore (wink wink).

"Keep that dynamite use to a minimum, a'ight Sir?"

YESSSSSSSS ! @@Ultrajamz

Lol

I wished I lived in 2019 rn

R playz YT don’t we all

We be living in 2020 while he is living in Roblox

Jasoon Cordero bruh

most people probably have some emergency power generators set up there

Ahh you got there first 😣

🙃 ¡ʞlɐʍ ɐ ɹoɟ ʇno oƃ noʎ ǝɯᴉʇ ʎɹǝʌǝ noʎ llᴉʞ oʇ ƃuᴉʎɹʇ slɐɯᴉuɐ plᴉʍ ɹoɟ ʇdǝɔxƎ ˙pɐq ɟlɐɥ ʇou sᴉ ɐᴉlɐɹʇsn∀ uᴉ ǝɹǝɥ uʍop ƃuᴉʌᴉ˥

@@haisai8289 some animals down under are both a blessing and a curse. Stunning but deadly. Beautiful country though 💯💯

I feels so lost

Thunderstorms are pretty crazy from what i heard

Von Ace most of the land in nevada are federal

Because there are many health and psychological problems with living underground. Instead you can save money on energy bills by applying european insulation standards on your house and get the same result.

@@StrazdasLT I totally agree. Especially with extended periods of time, underground living is not healthy.

The Tag is what does that have to do with people building underground on private property? Or are you trying to say no one owns property in Nevada that’s insane of course they can build underground if they wanted to

Lmaoooooooo I love this dude

Lol

By seeing your pfp i conclude that you're a person of culture. Memento mori.

Abu Abdullah Khairir memento mori; unus annus.

@@potato.pancake winguradian leveosa

@@amandaclaireon4065 it's levioSA

Yeah Australia's pretty geologically stable from what I understand.

Joe Primal I feel silly that I didn’t think of that lol

Haha😂😂

Yes I was thinking the same thing.

I also thought

Imagine if it's just that one guy and hes just fucking bonkers

That's the problem with those signs.

@Alessandra Villasin he comments on every reccomend video lol it's that easy

@Syn Cloud yup Seen him on every video I’ve seen

Not if your older.

@@deblynch2234 Even if you're older.

@@bremCZ not for me, I'm older. Fahrenheit makes more sence to me. I remember when it changed, we would double a number then plus something for it to make sense to us. 100 degrees Fahrenheit was a hot day in Adelaide. Plus I learnt feet, inches, yards, Pounds ounces etc. This didn't change until I was in highschool. I still picture someone's weight in stone. I remember one of my sons weighed 8 pound 4 ounces. Everything changed over too late in life for me. I have been to Tafe even done today's math but it doesn't stay in my head like something you learned all through young to teenage yrs. If that makes sence.

@@deblynch2234 I remember it too. Have no trouble using both imperial and metric in most measures, but I don't know anyone who normally uses farenheit anymore. Half the people I associate with are like me and learnt imperial as kids and had to learn to convert to metric but farenheit is weird to hear out of anyones mouth these days.

@@bremCZ we will have to agree to disagree. I didn't take to it. Yeah, it all just frustrustrated me. Something I was confident in changed like that. I'm 60 now. Sorry I don't find it odd at all if someone uses those terms. But yes, I know, a lot of people had no problem converting over.

What type of fly is that?

@@kingchickenwing4887 regular flies that are just uniquely annoying

@@Queenkz13 annoying because they try to drink the water out of your eyes so they're constantly trying to land on your face

Ya I dint get it. I live in the city and whenever I’m going to another city on the highway and make a stop there are flies everywhere and it’s complete desert, like where do they come from.

@@kingchickenwing4887 In Australia, it's commonly called the bush fly. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musca_vetustissima

Willing to bet there's more then a few trees growing in some of those houses :p

Yup, they can have treehouses on their roofs.

nah

Life has already been on mars and used up the natural resources goober.. that's why mars is marked with a pyramid and a Stonehenge similar to ours. Yes.. there is evidence of both on mars.. js

Good one lol

I’m sorry but actually this was during the 1800s &1900s

Boy! Satan has lied and decieved humanity since the garden of eden!, we cant even leave the firmament! Russians and americans did some bombings in the 60s/70s remeber tsar?... didnt brake te firmament, and the moon landing, well lets say this if they got to the moon there was somthing that they didnt wana show us cause the footage is tempered! Its false fake cover up or what ever ypu wana call it!,.. so Mars... yeaaaaaah ok , we all pics from nasa of mars has been debunked already, all of them are from earth, pretending to be from mars, sorry to wake you up from youre sleeps whom ever may read this, bit ugh yeaaaah nooo you have been lied to youre whole life, watched truman show? See the lens infront of youre phone its a lens to watch you, and mic to hear you, aaaaand yeaaah ok, 1984,the animal farm, truman show, evolution theory, welcome to you deceptions! Brake of seek the truth, Jesus christ of the holy bible is the truth the way and the life, have a nice day bye!

Me too!!

Me three, I wanna see more!

I'm blown away - more please!!!!!!

Dave Beals .. say u were left underground..

I agree. Im fascinated by this.

No?

Anyone could probably do it with the right amount of money. I would be worried about a earthquake though. Could not handle living underground lol

@@jerrybartlett7479 we don’t have earthquakes in Arizona

At least not yet. We sure as hell do here in Washington State. Getting worse all the time

@@jerrybartlett7479 I’m sorry to hear that. That’s why I don’t live on the west coast. All we get here in Arizona is intense heat, that’s why we should live under ground. Lol.

Absolutely. You are a wise women for not being here. I bet the stars are nice and bright in Arizona at night time ? I was on the east side of the state here and the stars are so much brighter and way more clear. So cool

and you can go back into your hole you mole

I only heard about Coober Pędy through Instant hotel series on Netflix. What a place.

LOL

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shut the fuck up please

NotNok no u

@@notnok9443 stop crying

@@marcelacruz7661 not until people stop being cringe about australia.

Switzerland, too.

I am not, 21°C is still freaking hot for me. If it ain't in the single digit, it would be unbearable for me XD

Watership Down !!!!

Very cool. 👍

@@meyakabrown3893 nice pun.

wdym by late 70s?

@@TheCaptainSplatter 😭😂

@an actual cockroach ok boomer

seismic stable lol..never ever say that

listen, some north american is telling you to live, i think you better do it that way holmes

Don't forget the airogarde!

I mean plumbing and sewers are already underground if anything it’d just be a more direct hookup lmao

they dig deeper ditches, there is no need for s pipeline. just like houses in upper mountains. all our waste amounts to dirt after a while anyways.

Must be a pain to dig that

That’s Australians for you 😉

That’s Jeffrey Epstein for you.

Small town neighbors helping neighbors.

Typical old school Aussies. Always there when you need them. WITH BEER!🇦🇺👏🍻🤗

Lol, I too

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There no earthquakes in Australia anyway, and for anyone thinking of floods just take a look at the surrounding.

@@WetJox Sudan is also extremely dry, but due to climate change there was flood a couple of months ago

@@profitmuhammed true true, I doubt anything like that will happen in rural Australia

@@WetJox Sudan is on desert?what are you talking about?there is pyramid and stuff there but there is flood, what makes u think it is impossible in australia?

Neaded Change that’s what I’m saying!!

Where's those big titted women?

Chill

Nick Oberg I totally agree. They don’t really do much reporting

Nick Oberg , as an Australian I know this is in STATE: Victoria, TOWN: Coober Pedy ( look up Victoria, Coober Pedy)

KPOP is my JAM mate it’s in South Australia

@@yak2425 coober pedy is in south australia, where the fuck is it 50 degrees in victoria??

Back to the caves😂😂💀

Those aboriginies, Sure are creative.

Pesky Echo hell no

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Pesky Echo No you’re both just racist

Idk about the sankes but it probably rains less than 20 times a year and maybe almost nothing, the walls get wet but not much more...

That's when they get to mopping

sauropod you only really have to be worried about getting flooded once. Then you just move to another hole

@V C but when you ate under ground where do you drain to? A lower point? How deep and how big is the reservoir? If and when reservoir overflows what then?

@@JR-it2yc yes an option. Just thought of something else how do they handle the sewage problem? Do they have sceptic tanks? What about fresh drinking water? Electricity? Plumbing? This vidéo covered nothing about every things we take for granted above ground. A follow up video would be great.

haha majestic. names are earned tribally. but our words are more literal.

😭😭😭😭😭. White men originated in a hole. No surprise here.

@@ladymarmaladea.2463 No worries mate at least we figured out how to build more than mud huts and sticks 👍

@@Shrouded_reaper Bullshit. All western/white/european knowledge is stolen. Before whites went into the world, they lived in inferior sticks n stone bindings. Or cavernous ice cold monstrocities with zero waste disposal or any other civilised amenities. Know your history and heritage; Its a dirty dark one.

Shouldn't ever expect majesty from aboriginals. You'll be disappointed.

The youtuber named Tom Scott has a video about it, it’s called “you can’t trust me” because in that video he’s talking about how he gathers information for videos and what happens if sources disagree. But the video is also about his visit to this town

@@elizabethyow1165 Thank you very much!! I will have to look into it. I appreciate you!

not much of a creative guy, eh?

How to even get internet access?

I'm guessing they use Telstra same as other aussies . . .

тнат gıове fгом втs ıdоı my dad, grandad and great grandad lived in Coober Pedy!

FirstNameLastName 50°?! Holy fuckin shit, and i thought tropical island where i live were pretty hot when afternoon, it only goes up to 35° in urban but 50° goddamn i aint survive for an hour..

Well shit considering here in Victoria ( Australia ) grain trains stop running once it 50 or above.

Fahrenheit is way better

FirstNameLastName Australian, civilized? Ha.

FirstNameLastName, I'm sorry, were you trying to say that America is uncivilized? Did you know that Australia's GDP in 2016 was $1.205 Trillion USD and America's was $18.57 Trillion USD? So for an uncivilized country we really out-do Australia don't we? Idiot

And a case of beer. Crackin open a cold one with the bois, blastin walls

Wow did you come in our Summer and survived?

Mav F, can't remember what time of year it was now, pretty hot though, didn't look the sort of place I'd wander the streets after dark!

@@spikeythings3493 depends when that was. SA is kind of safe but always travel with someone. It was the safest place until one Premier came along and allowed various nutters in without prosecution in the early 70s.

Lol

The people that live there are immigrant Martians. lol

Fun fact. Pitch black was filmed there