The speaker reminisces about their childhood activities and the fun they had. They describe a game where they used a twig from a tree, a rowan sprig, and a nail from a dropper to create a catapult-like device. They also discuss how they used the dropper's tube to weave a square, which they used as a base for their catapult. They mention how they used a pen root to create the dropper, but found it time-consuming. Instead, they used a smart search browser to find the necessary information quickly.
They also recall how they used a used battery to melt lead and create a blank, which they considered a good exchange for units. They shared a story about playing chips with stickers from chewing gum, where the stickers essentially replaced money. They also described how they used a bottle and a sheet of A4 paper to create a water bomb. They ended the video by encouraging viewers to share their childhood memories.
1. The speaker discusses childhood activities that involved using a twig from a tree as a stick, breaking off extra twigs to make it flexible, and finding a rowan and an old big sprig of berries to use as cartridges.
2. The speaker describes a game where they would throw the stick with a berry on it, competing to see who could throw it further.
3. The speaker mentions that if the weather was bad, they would need to take a system for droppers and a nail from the dropper.
4. The speaker explains how to make a small hole in the tube of the dropper, and then insert a nail into these holes.
5. The speaker describes how to straighten the tubes and make two loops, creating a square.
6. The speaker mentions that when the nail runs out, the weaving will go much faster.
7. The speaker talks about using a smart search browser to save time when searching for information on the internet.
8. The speaker mentions that it is possible to customize the browser, remove unnecessary icons, and add your own.
9. The speaker describes how to change the background of the browser in the background gallery.
10. The speaker talks about finding a used battery and getting lead plates from it.
11. The speaker describes how to light a fire to melt the lead, making a small hole in the ground and leveling it out by making a shape.
12. The speaker mentions that when the lead becomes liquid, it is poured into the hole.
13. The speaker talks about the downside of all this, which was the chewing gum itself.
14. The speaker mentions that they could throw rowan trees, which were not only willow branches, but also bottles with a finger cut off and straightened.
15. The speaker describes how to make a water bomb by bending a sheet of A4 paper into a triangle, bending it as shown on the screen, and filling the small hole with water.
16. The speaker talks about how they used to fight with rowan trees and water, and how they constantly came up with something new.
17. The speaker asks if anyone remembers any of these childhood amusements.