Facts right there!

A whole new depth

@@frankboff1260 😂 hehe good one

Living down low down under.

@MichaelKingsfordGray wait seriously? That’s pretty cool!

Andizu1 omg yes 😂

Hahahahaah

Hahahahahaha😂

Drop a rock down... ...And a bullet comes up.

@@brianlanders5306 Ownership of only *unnecessary* firearms are banned in Oz.

Hey!! How about in winters(coz planning to go now) and how about the accomodation. Can you recommend some Thanks

Ditto .... it was the best nights sleep I've ever had.

im a city slicker and im thinking of moving to coober pedy because the cheap little houses, whats the place really like? is it very rough with lots of indigenous causing issues? everyone i speak too said they couldnt wait to get out of there even just visiting, is it really that bad? are there lots of gangs of young thugs walking around looking for trouble and break ins all the time? are the police ok? please be honest as i really wanna move to a place like this thats cheap and isolated, im sick of society and the big city

@@petejames1326"lots of indigenous causing issues"? I'm pretty sure those issues mostly started after their country was invaded.

@@chillstar how long will they be blaming captain cook for for their current troubles? the next 100 yrs the next 1000yrs? by your non answer to my original question youve basically convinced me that yes it is alot of indigenous causing problems like break ins and gangs of youths looking for trouble but i guess its all captain cooks fault right?

@@petejames1326 Holyshit Australian racism is goofy asf talking about "gangs of youths" "looking for trouble" 😂😂 You live on a fucking island how can you be sick of "the big city & society" wtf are you on about just walk to the other side of the country 💀 like bro go shrimp a barbie or whatever.

I gotta agree I mean you get away from all the storms there’s so much more more benefits to live in underground it feels like

I don't know like pitch black maybe, Although not really horror I suppose. A lot of movies have been made there including Mad Max 3 beyond the thunderdome and the classic salute of the jugger to name just a couple off the top of me head.

Umm.. Hills have eyes.

@@grasshair7266 Good Idea

Pitch black was shot there!

Holes have eyes.

bexscarecrowm, that’s wierd! I had a dream about it too then I heard about it today.

You both shut up 😒

Deadpoppin aight

Me too, it’s crazy that I got the know how now🙏

Fools, that's why i'm here!

Scratching his what?

@@ohhxcake5434 balls

@@juggerswood Hahaha

they actually got a pizza shop there, we bought some when we went there last year

@@juggerswood 🤣 finally someone figure it out. You are awesome Kyhree.

And not have neighbors making tunneling sounds next to you and accidentally digging through your wall.

Me too! Me, too!

@@kishascape These are probably the quietest houses ever, bro.

I am getting poop pressure from this.

Yeah, but the armies of homeless would start jumping down our holes.

@@MartyInLa If the Vietcong can figure out how to prevent American soldiers from jumping down their holes you can figure out how to stop the homeless jumping down yours.

@@killman369547 the prospect of a homeless guy jumping down my hole is truly nightmarish!

It actually baffles me how the colonists (or their descendants) in the hotter areas of the Americas never adapted their homes to the climate, building the same thin-walled timber houses in Arizona or Texas as they do in New England or what have you. You'd think using all that sandstone (to dig into or build with) or clay (to fire bricks), depending on the area, would be a natural response to the harsh temperatures. No thickness to the walls, no insulation to protect from the outside heat, and they wonder why they all need AC.

@@vojtechjanda9684 great point!

@MichaelKingsfordGray Hahaha. Whatever. In my 40+ years one thing that I know for certain is that people that talk tough like you are always the first ones to start crying "you embarrassed me in front of my friends, (wife, family, etc.) and made me look like a pvssy." Fake tough guys like you are a dime a dozen.

@MichaelKingsfordGray seeing as I’m British, am I allowed a whinge or two? 😉

Try getting to know enough of us. We're not some kind of special breed. There are just as many jerks, awful neighbours etc as anywhere else.

A large contingent of foreigners inhabit Coober Pedy too . . your neighbours are not guaranteed to speak English .. 😁

@@DreamBelief I lived in Australia for two years. Let me just say Australians are legitimately nicer people, on average, than Europeans or Americans. Of course there’s dicks, like anywhere else. Just less so.

Nowhere near as genius as you think. Every time you dig, it's a chance for collapse. Every day, you risk not waking up due to insufficient/problems with ventilation and the lack of daylight messes with your sleep rhythms.

@@Coecoo if you built good enough you can put sky lights and ventilation is the only issue but I would put 5 vent and emergency o2 monitoring system and oxygen replacement like that's on submarines

@@Coecoo and yea under ground stays 60 degrees and it's how geothermal works

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😒

how much does it cost to build a place like that

air pods A shovel

Pushing shit uphill🤷‍♂️

Just lead a pipe to one of those holes. Should last a while.

Devil worshipers.

@Gay Vegan what Gods would you worship underground?

@Gay Vegan the Devil

@Gay Vegan yes

@Gay Vegan this video.

Yes it is where it was filmed.

@@chinchilla1956 Thanks for the Confirmation

People in Tornado Alley take notes.

@@aspieotaku3580 Blows me away people live there. Then again, it blows them away too.

@@superdutyzack living is cheap which is why but home insurance high due to tornadoes if i lived in tornado land id live underground and still have a house.

@@aspieotaku3580 Insurance isn’t any more than anywhere else... the likelihood of your specific house being hit by a tornado is low, because tornado’s are relatively small in terms of natural disasters... earthquakes and hurricanes can impact entire states at a time.

@@sheashay17 still if i moved back to Texas ill have a storm celler with a bar and a generator

Where I live the temperature extremes are -45 or -50 in winter to + 30 or +35 (centigrade)

We had 43°C last year in Germany, while having 60% humidity and got - 20°C in winter and we don't live in caves 🤔

@@RubenKelevra2 years a bit late, but you obviously haven’t encountered the Australian Sun… The elliptical orbit of the Earth places the Southern Hemisphere closer to the sun during its summer months than the Northern Hemisphere during its summer. Australia is closer to the Sun, hence the huge amount of skin cancer in this country. I’ve been to Texas where it was like 41 Celsius and it felt like nothing but 30 Celsius in Australia is death.

An Aubbit?

@MichaelKingsfordGray I wish I could but my life is here.

Which I in line w what he said. 1 degree celsius is 32 fahrenheit

@MichaelKingsfordGray why would you call me a coward ?i just said they are laid back

Trust me, it’s an absolute shithole.

@@microchp In Florida, where the water table is high, I saw one built artificially on the surface by building a concrete house with concrete roof, windows and door on the north wall only and waterproofed and covered with soil.

If you get 1 degrees Celsius in Australia for an average Australian you would have to wear at least 4 jumpers

Yeah they do indeed, like 96% of humanity.

It's a prop from one of the movies that were filmed there. Pitch Black, starring Vin Diesel.

Good old stanley yelnats. Takes me back to school when we read this book.

😫😫🔥🔥🔥

Same

I can help on that . “Take a walk to find a work”

Not really

If it's your land you know where your boundaries are, try to stay within.

Your address is the same as it is if you are on the surface.

45 degree C in a day, not a year dude