Truman Capote’s Children’s Hour
Nothing can prepare you for the moment where Perry the Parrot's neck snaps right as the rope pulls taut, and he swings back and forth like a pendulum, with only the sound of a heartbeat slowly dying as the screen fades to black. Because it redefines family fun!
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I’m not modest or anything but I’m a fucking genius and you guys are fucking funny
ahahahaha!
Where is that from (What he’s reading)?
AHHAHAHA. This is genius…
i have no idea why i keep watching this one.
but i like it
What a good actor !
@MineTruly cardiac tissue automatically contracts and is controlled largely by pacemaker cells that are found in the heart itself. The brain simply controls how frequently and powerfully it beats, so it would carry on even after the neck was snapped. If you provide the right nutrients and environment, you can actually keep a heart beating outside of the body. Fun stuff.
Just making sure you weren’t distributing inaccuracy to the amazing viewers of 5sf.
Also, less negativity, more “DEATH AND BLOOD”.
LawlzMagee is onto the right attitude.
hey kids gotta learn the gruesome side of murder someday. . . this is the best possible way to teach them. . . beside first hand experience. . .
More Johnny Quickdeath
@Mine Truly, stfu we hate negative ppl here
but we love death and agony.
I WANT MORE DEATH AND BLOOD!!~!~!!~!
lawlz
Is it weird to get a hard on from this?
I’d watch that show
@MineTruly: I wouldn’t know about that, it’s just how the movie “In Cold Blood” ends, if memory serves me correctly.
@Mine Truly Also, shut up, this one’s funny.
I think since the refractory period is a little longer for pacemaker cells the feedback from the SA and AV node to each other attenuates after sympathetic and parasympathetic innervation is cut.
I’ve actually heard that heart tissue can continue to contract on it’s own.
Ahahaaa, it’s funnier if you’ve seen the Capote movie. Nice one.
Also, when your neck snaps, doesn’t your heart stop beating instantly? While there are localized nerve clusters that control the heart’s beat, I think it still depends on signals from the brain to keep beating. You certainly would not hear its beats “slowly fade” if the rope broke Perry’s neck.
It’s very irresponsible of you to distribute stories to children that contain inaccuracies.
Oh NOOOOOOOOO
I just discovered that typing “www.5sf.com” takes me to some Chinese site.
Also, this video was disappointing. Not your usual brilliance at all.
Sorry, nothing but complaints and sad faces today… :(
Those elephants are hella cute.
Hahahaha, random…& sick. Rock on!
Does Blowjay the Whale make an appearance on this show?
Thanks… I’m actually working Sesame Street Live this weekend, but this is a much better plot.
hahaha awesome!