I feel briony was a different kind of forest child than I was, she is the happy bubbly type that one could expect from romanticized fae, and mine is more traditional meant to keep you from the forest with fear kind of fae. Still makes perfect sense for her though.
I'm just gonna stop watching stuff with him in. He gets furious if people don't follow instructions to the letter, and then he just decides to bypass the entire point of the game. He's an egotistical prick who actively sabotages content.
For Boba's question about trees over roads: hedge trimmers will usually get the lower parts, and then councils will usually send someone out to chop off any dangerous growth (sorry that's not very exciting)
Boba would be delighted to know that the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile is still roaming the United States. I live in a close suburb of Chicago and just saw it the other day pulling up to someone’s barbecue. Turns out it doesn’t roam like an ice cream truck per se, you hire it to arrive at your party and cater.
When I was a kid they used to bring the weinermobile to Hawaii every year, I have so many fun memories going to visit. 😊 I had lots of cool stickers and lunchboxes from them, they even let me sit inside one time. My sister and I wondered how hot dog(car) can (float) across the ocean, but one year the lady driving said it was the last year they would be visiting because it was too expensive to ship it on the container boat. It broke the magic for us but nice to get one last good polaroid... 🌭🚗🥺
It makes sense that you'd see them more in your area than some people do. Their headquarters are in Chicago. They used to be in Madison, where I'd see a Weinermobile fairly often.
Haha, yeah, I was just looking up the wiki page: """ Six Wienermobiles operate throughout the United States. The driver of a Wienermobile is called The Hotdogger. The Hotdogger job is to "meat" and greet people around the country. """ So I dunno if they actually sell hotdogs or not? But I guess if you saw them show up to a bbq.... The magic lives on! ;D
I saw one on the highway in Iowa a few years ago. I'm sort of assuming it wasn't on its way to a barbecue at that point because it was in January and there was a snowstorm developing at the time.
As a former Clarks Employee, the Squash-o-Tron was taken away cause A; It was TERRIBLY inaccurate, it kept giving too big sizes and wrong widths and B; crushed a few kids feet
I've never even heard of a movie called "Air Bud". I think it's less about Boba doing a bad build, but just that no-one's ever even heard of the movie, let alone seen it, to get the references. She went too niche. But, in fairness, it was a shit prompt - I can't think of any movie where I've seen someone kick a dog, so I'm not sure it is a trope. I guess "bad guy is nasty to animals", sure. But specifically kicking a dog? Never seen that. Indeed, you couldn't do that - as it would be harming animals in the making of this movie, which the credits tells us no-one ever does.
@@klaxoncow What about Air Bud: Golden Retriever? Air Bud: World Pup? Air Bud: Seventh Inning? Air Bud: Spikes Back? Air Buddies? Snow Buddies? Space Buddies? Santa Buddies? Spooky Buddies? Super Buddies?
@@klaxoncow The trope is literally called "kick the dog", it just means that the character does something cruel for no apparent reason other than to be cruel. Someone going out of their way to slap your ice cream out of your hand is a "kick the dog" moment despite there being no kicks or dogs involved. Also for your last bit, have you ever heard of something called special effects? Or do you honestly believe they've never shown an animal "dying" in a movie before?
I would’ve done the “dear God moment” from old action movies like Independence Day. You know somebody looks like a computer screen and then says dear God before something overly dramatic happens.
This reminds me of an older meme (rage comics, I think? it was drawn in that kind of style IIRC) of a guy taking off his glasses with the caption "mother of god" (or something along those lines). Probably the same trope, just in different format.
There are loads. Terminator, Blade Runner, Monty Python's Holy Grail, Top Gun, and more recently Top Gun Maverick and The Eternals. Any film that seeks to quickly dump exposition and establish the core structure of the world before entering any proper character focused scenes.
For everyone like Boba that thought the Oscar Meyer buses are gone. They are not, they still drive around and you can actually track them online now. I saw one just last month.
They were recently hiring drivers for the Weinermobile. My friends and I thought that would be a fun job until we realized "drive the Weinermobile" probably means "drive the weinermobile to corporate events and then set up at a stand at those events and talk to people about the company."
@@ryankunst668 Apparently the criteria to become a driver is really narrow. You have to be in your last year of collage for something like media or reporting to even be considered, you are only on for a year, and only 12 people a year are selected.
I am an American who was bullied on the bus hahaha. The bus didn't smell, but it would get REALLY hot, and the air conditioning didn't seem to do anything.
I still remember Jesus singing "I'm alive" or something, then being hit by a speeding bus. OH! I went to a Sketchers shop in Leicester city centre, and they had a foot squisher to measure your footsies! So they're still a thing! I went to school on a bus. It was an old, decrepit bus that was contracted out to go a fixed route to pick students up. You had to pay to get on, though...
This was potentially the most compelling build yet, it really felt like the first and secondary prompts were abstract enough (as in, "I have no fcking clue what this means") to really challenge everyone. Something about the way everyone correctly/incorrectly interpreted prompts/builds made this episode different and especially intriguing. *Genuinely have no idea how some of these prompts survived, not a slight for builders, just impressed by guessers.
Outside of cities school buses are very much a thing in the UK, then you had the hope in winter the roads were so bad the bus wouldn't show up, cause the alternative of the roads being worse further on in the route and getting stuck 😂
A ling long time agoin had trade disputes for 23 years, here's the full footnotes of all the disputes for 30 minutes before the movie even begins. These were some good tropes
Boba people end up doing that, from trimming and pruning the trees to prevent the branches from being in the roadway, when you cut a tree branch, limb, or stock, that bit will not grow past that cut. If you make a cut after a node a new branch will grow but it tends to grow upward-and-outward from that point. This continues until the branches dont interfere with the roadway. Essentially if it's done correctly then the tree will "learn" where not to grow especially where box trucks and semi trucks are concerned. Due to them disrupting the limbs either from rubbing or breaking off a limb. Interesting factoid that plays into this, trees of different species tend to not "merge" their canopies and will actually stop growing in the direction of a different species as to not compete for light, however trees of similar species will "merge" their canopies and sometimes they will graft together to become a singular tree (these are super cool if they grafted enough to become a singular limb and you have a chance to cut a cross section because you can see where they started to grow together).
13:40 on UK double deckers its common to have a metal bar beside the front upstairs window just incase a branch has moved in the way. Weird nerd fact of the day
Boba...people trim the trees, they don't just grow away from the wind of the vehicles passing lol Edit: Also Boba, the Oscar Meyer Weinermobile is still very much around and I've been on it briefly. Every spring they have a thing where you can apply to drive it around the country for like 6 months or something, but the schedule is pretty rigorous and it doesn't pay that well.
To be fair, I’m pretty sure the vehicles trim those trees via continuously brushing up against them. I remember my dad - who was a truck driver in his younger years - called them Truckers Cathedrals. More so in regard to heavily forested roads than the occasional tree however.
@@liamc9998 People do trim them though. There's whole groups whose job it is to keep them off power lines and to regularly check that along the whole line the tree is a minimum set distance from the line.
Around 34:21, Rhythian and Ben say that the bad guys should be "foreign" or "British." If you're British, doesn't that cover literally everyone? And if you're not, then "British" is just a subset of "foreign."
I remember the double-decker that went from my village to the nearest proper city had a bit steel bar bolted around the top left corner, presumably to help deal with thwacking errant branches along the very woody route. I too had wondered about the specific mechanics of why the trees grew square over the roads.
it's 1 minute past the deadline and kirsty hasn't even done her prompt but just decides that the chainlink fence around the basketball court that she didn't have to make is one block too high so she has to fix that before she does the actual prompt. amazing time management there
Oh my god yes, the mandatory viewing of Dante's Peak for high school Geography! Except the lesson wasn't long enough for the whole film and our teacher couldn't be bothered to put it back on next time we had geography, so I didn't know how it ended for like 3 months until I tracked it down myself.
A. Volcano is objectively better. B. There are often shorter "Educational use" cuts of movies (and also "for TV" cuts) that are shorter to fit into a 60-90 minute class. If a studio can somehow brand their movie as "educational", they can get government money, as long as an "educational" cut exists for use in public education. Sometimes movies are re-cut by 3rd parties. Sometimes these cuts are VERY low effort. Sometimes scenes you ASSUME would be cut, like sex scenes or gore, are not. I distinctly remember watching an educational cut of the Paulie Shore movie "Bio Dome" in class, but I cannot find any info about it today. I did watch the full movie, and it didn't really make any LESS sense.
@@Prophes0r Nah, Dante's Peak for me. I can't get over the guy 'melting' in Volcano. Not to say Dante's Peak didn't also have its fair share of ridiculous science, but I have a fondness for it now.
Bonus points if the costumes are bad. They joked about a Marvel miniatures game, but I'm ALL IN to see Lewis in a shitty "6 year old and up" iron man onsie with a molded plastic mask that is too small for his face.
I love Lewis/Ben implying that Dalnte's Peak is similar to Lord of the Rings because they both have a volcano, in the same level as Armageddon vs Deep Impact, haha
This house is creeping me out. Instead of turning around and walking to the functioning car behind me, I'm just going to go down into the basement. I'll see you guys in a bit!
The Oscar Mayer Weeniemobile is DEFINITELY still around! It's more of a traveling advert than anything like an ice cream van. Red Bull did something similar.
As an Australian, I love how Clarks is also a British thing Edit: I think my least favourite trope in movies and TV Shows is that high pitched violin thing when something scary/intense is happening, before it cuts to black Its in so many horror shows/movies, and I got annoyed every time it appeared in Game of Thrones or Teen Wolf
The best version of "take off glasses and let down hair" subversion is in the police buddy parody movie Loaded Weapon 1 with Emilio Estevez and Smauel L Jackson. They switch the actress from before and after she removes her glasses.
Trees do actually grow towards the road, tree's and most plants grow towards sunlight and because there are no competing trees on the road there is more sunlight in that direction
I've always been really sensitive to the smell of diesel fumes, so I would say that the school bus smelled bad, but maybe that's just me. I walked or rode my bike instead, which is a bit rare to be able to do in the US. Neither rain nor snow would stop me!
My favorite thing, is the Wilhelm scream was originally a calling card from one of the guys working on Star Wars. In episode 6, he has a cameo where he falls into the shield bunker and he does his best to do a Wilhelm Scream
@@mungobaggins8197 yes, only that more sane nations use an Unimog with a hydraulically powered mowers ... aaand it also helps they don't let the energy providers cheap out on a robust infrastructure
@@enisra_bowman oh, a lot of the time it’s just some guys with chainsaws and a cherry picker. We have a variety. Last week, on a backroad, I saw a tractor with a hydraulic arm attached to the back with a brush trimmer on the end. For once, I’m not sure poor infrastructure is the problem. It’s more that the roads go through a tunnel of trees and underbrush, and folks would rather trim them back than cut things down. So you end up with telephone poles running down tiny roads with trees overhead. Some of the poles lean over the road for lack of room with the trees. I’ve seen poles where one wire goes on one side of a tree trunk, and the other wire goes on the other. I wonder if it’s also a factor that we have more trees than some of you guys. I looked it up once, and even New Jersey, our most densely populated state, has three times the forest per square mile than the UK, and four times that of England.
Where can I get this map? I recently tried getting the old one but it was really hard to find and none of the versions I found actually worked properly.
Briony tells us she's a forest child and nobody's remotely surprised.
"Yep, that tracks. Makes perfect sense."
"Did that child jus come outta the woods?"
"We're not paid to question it. We're barely paid to teach children."
Briony is just from the Fey Wild
I feel briony was a different kind of forest child than I was, she is the happy bubbly type that one could expect from romanticized fae, and mine is more traditional meant to keep you from the forest with fear kind of fae. Still makes perfect sense for her though.
Lewis derailing the prompts is like him doing admin meddling in TTT.
I'm just gonna stop watching stuff with him in. He gets furious if people don't follow instructions to the letter, and then he just decides to bypass the entire point of the game. He's an egotistical prick who actively sabotages content.
While simultaneously screaming, "NO FLAGS!!!!!"
Did he even try before writing viking party 😑
@@zonedereve See's completely flat ground with a Bus about to hit a guy in the road.
"Oh I think it must be this"
School bus goes off cliff
WHAT!?
Lol yeah he pulled a Nilesy
Boba: Why don't you dress up for Games Night?
Pyrion: Let's play Bolt Action!
Yeah sometimes you do not have to think too far to see something go very wrong.
i mean they have dressed up as ww2 soldiers including nazis before
@@msksuhr3121 yes, but they didnt have Pyrion in a nazi uniform.... just that little thing would change everything xD
@@Stefnos87 Then his true identity would be revealed...
@@Stefnos87 "Herr Pürion Fluchs wie ich annehme?" 🤔
and i guess it depends if it's an Army or SS, SA, Gestapo, etc one, but ehhh das can get iffy fast
For Boba's question about trees over roads: hedge trimmers will usually get the lower parts, and then councils will usually send someone out to chop off any dangerous growth (sorry that's not very exciting)
I've watched them do it! It is fun to watch actually.
Rythian always has those dropout/collegrhumour references
Cause he knows quality content
He's been here the whole time
That's why we close! Whoa a car almost hit me.
Boba would be delighted to know that the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile is still roaming the United States. I live in a close suburb of Chicago and just saw it the other day pulling up to someone’s barbecue. Turns out it doesn’t roam like an ice cream truck per se, you hire it to arrive at your party and cater.
When I was a kid they used to bring the weinermobile to Hawaii every year, I have so many fun memories going to visit. 😊 I had lots of cool stickers and lunchboxes from them, they even let me sit inside one time. My sister and I wondered how hot dog(car) can (float) across the ocean, but one year the lady driving said it was the last year they would be visiting because it was too expensive to ship it on the container boat. It broke the magic for us but nice to get one last good polaroid... 🌭🚗🥺
It makes sense that you'd see them more in your area than some people do. Their headquarters are in Chicago. They used to be in Madison, where I'd see a Weinermobile fairly often.
Haha, yeah, I was just looking up the wiki page:
"""
Six Wienermobiles operate throughout the United States.
The driver of a Wienermobile is called The Hotdogger. The Hotdogger job is to "meat" and greet people around the country.
"""
So I dunno if they actually sell hotdogs or not? But I guess if you saw them show up to a bbq.... The magic lives on! ;D
I saw one on the highway in Iowa a few years ago. I'm sort of assuming it wasn't on its way to a barbecue at that point because it was in January and there was a snowstorm developing at the time.
I saw it in DC last year
'a ling long time agoin' 💀🤣
I like Zylus just chilling there at the end
He was behind them during the 'he's right behind me, isn't he' prompt
After hearing Kirsty sing 'A Ling Long Time Agoin' I now have to explain to a coworker why I giggled out loud.
oi can steel remembah
Made me think of "The saga begins" for some reason
@@insaincaldo It sounded like that tune to me. I assumed it was an intentional reference to that.
Wasnt that boba
Ah the new map is back!
Was wondering if it would be back
@@Kroncus I guess they must have fixed whatever was wrong with it, I heard it broke
for me the issue was the wall of blocks was hard to look at
and also I dont think the videos get released in order of recording
As a former Clarks Employee, the Squash-o-Tron was taken away cause A; It was TERRIBLY inaccurate, it kept giving too big sizes and wrong widths and B; crushed a few kids feet
I got that Boba's build was Air Bud instantly. And yes, she's completely correct about the plot.
I think kicking a dog would be Sips_ red redemption kicking a dog clip😂😂
@@caldx5067 or Dio Brando
I've never even heard of a movie called "Air Bud".
I think it's less about Boba doing a bad build, but just that no-one's ever even heard of the movie, let alone seen it, to get the references.
She went too niche.
But, in fairness, it was a shit prompt - I can't think of any movie where I've seen someone kick a dog, so I'm not sure it is a trope.
I guess "bad guy is nasty to animals", sure. But specifically kicking a dog? Never seen that.
Indeed, you couldn't do that - as it would be harming animals in the making of this movie, which the credits tells us no-one ever does.
@@klaxoncow What about Air Bud: Golden Retriever?
Air Bud: World Pup?
Air Bud: Seventh Inning?
Air Bud: Spikes Back?
Air Buddies?
Snow Buddies?
Space Buddies?
Santa Buddies?
Spooky Buddies?
Super Buddies?
@@klaxoncow The trope is literally called "kick the dog", it just means that the character does something cruel for no apparent reason other than to be cruel. Someone going out of their way to slap your ice cream out of your hand is a "kick the dog" moment despite there being no kicks or dogs involved.
Also for your last bit, have you ever heard of something called special effects? Or do you honestly believe they've never shown an animal "dying" in a movie before?
Remember a few episodes ago when Lewis said "You have to guess based on the prompt!"
I would’ve done the “dear God moment” from old action movies like Independence Day. You know somebody looks like a computer screen and then says dear God before something overly dramatic happens.
This is a good idea, but “old action movies like Independence Day” signals it is time for the wind to carry away the dust that was me.
That'd be so hard to build.
This reminds me of an older meme (rage comics, I think? it was drawn in that kind of style IIRC) of a guy taking off his glasses with the caption "mother of god" (or something along those lines). Probably the same trope, just in different format.
27:00 I can relate to mishearing Lewis. I thought he said "sex position"
30:22 Boba's the best
Hearing Boba do her Victorian street urchin voice induced flashbacks to her evil ghost in Mystery Quest, was gutted Ben didn't mention it lol
Rythian seems to know a lot about these Mass Effect parodies 🧐
A Ling Long Time Agoin really got me lol
Poor Rythian is really digging that hole 😂
Classic rythian
I love the Wilhelm Scream. It makes me laugh everytime.
Lewis just changing the prompt to whatever he feels like
Ah, a 45 minute yogcast episode, just what I needed
"Burning the natives" showing the inner Brit there
"A ling long time agoin" got me
I feel the SW thing is only for SW, I've never seen any other movie use that
There are loads. Terminator, Blade Runner, Monty Python's Holy Grail, Top Gun, and more recently Top Gun Maverick and The Eternals.
Any film that seeks to quickly dump exposition and establish the core structure of the world before entering any proper character focused scenes.
Also Spaceballs
@@jamescarroll384 I should watch more films
@@jamescarroll384 Yeah, but how many have that scroll *away* from you like that?
Star Wars got it from the 1950s science fiction serials like Flash Gordon
For everyone like Boba that thought the Oscar Meyer buses are gone. They are not, they still drive around and you can actually track them online now.
I saw one just last month.
They were recently hiring drivers for the Weinermobile. My friends and I thought that would be a fun job until we realized "drive the Weinermobile" probably means "drive the weinermobile to corporate events and then set up at a stand at those events and talk to people about the company."
@@ryankunst668 Apparently the criteria to become a driver is really narrow. You have to be in your last year of collage for something like media or reporting to even be considered, you are only on for a year, and only 12 people a year are selected.
I love that it's working again; Leads to such great builds! Even if LEWIS deflects the prompts
29:04 zylus jump scare
Classic Rythian
Foot in mouth
42:24 classic Rythian!
That war table was awesome
I am an American who was bullied on the bus hahaha. The bus didn't smell, but it would get REALLY hot, and the air conditioning didn't seem to do anything.
That's if there was ac. Been on plenty o buses witou.
You had buses with ac? Our ac was the window lol
@@khaldrakon It had some sort of air blowing, and the bus driver wouldn't let us put the windows down a certain point. It was boiling in there!
@@khaldrakon Yeah, open window, and if you sat right behind the driver, maybe their fan up front worked and you could get some of that.
I still remember Jesus singing "I'm alive" or something, then being hit by a speeding bus.
OH! I went to a Sketchers shop in Leicester city centre, and they had a foot squisher to measure your footsies! So they're still a thing!
I went to school on a bus. It was an old, decrepit bus that was contracted out to go a fixed route to pick students up. You had to pay to get on, though...
Jesus Christ the musical - I will survive
I tought, Deadpool has a scene with a bus, then i remembered there are two of them and two ways the person git hit my them
We have Clarks in Australia, and I remember getting the foot squisher every time I had to get new school shoes
This was potentially the most compelling build yet, it really felt like the first and secondary prompts were abstract enough (as in, "I have no fcking clue what this means") to really challenge everyone. Something about the way everyone correctly/incorrectly interpreted prompts/builds made this episode different and especially intriguing.
*Genuinely have no idea how some of these prompts survived, not a slight for builders, just impressed by guessers.
Outside of cities school buses are very much a thing in the UK, then you had the hope in winter the roads were so bad the bus wouldn't show up, cause the alternative of the roads being worse further on in the route and getting stuck 😂
"I dont think thats that bad though" - Lewis, on someone forcing themselves over a cliff.
The MOST recognizable trope in this episode was Lewis' meddling
A ling long time agoin had trade disputes for 23 years, here's the full footnotes of all the disputes for 30 minutes before the movie even begins. These were some good tropes
Boba
people end up doing that, from trimming and pruning the trees to prevent the branches from being in the roadway, when you cut a tree branch, limb, or stock, that bit will not grow past that cut. If you make a cut after a node a new branch will grow but it tends to grow upward-and-outward from that point. This continues until the branches dont interfere with the roadway. Essentially if it's done correctly then the tree will "learn" where not to grow especially where box trucks and semi trucks are concerned. Due to them disrupting the limbs either from rubbing or breaking off a limb. Interesting factoid that plays into this, trees of different species tend to not "merge" their canopies and will actually stop growing in the direction of a different species as to not compete for light, however trees of similar species will "merge" their canopies and sometimes they will graft together to become a singular tree (these are super cool if they grafted enough to become a singular limb and you have a chance to cut a cross section because you can see where they started to grow together).
Three dog kickings in a row is what summons Sips
Lewis needs to watch more movies, those guesses hurt and the builds were all so good
Sorry, Boba. The Oscar Meyers Weinermobile is still kicking. You could even AirBnB it a few years back.
Glad Lewis mentioned Kirsty's round 5 build looking like a Games Night video, that's pretty much what I thought when I first saw it
Lewis is so bad at this now, even if he gets the prompt sometimes he just changes it because "This can't possibly be right" it's hilarious
13:40 on UK double deckers its common to have a metal bar beside the front upstairs window just incase a branch has moved in the way.
Weird nerd fact of the day
2:19 classic Rythian
Briony, Kirsty, Boba? This is almost the dream team! We're missing ZOEY!
20:18 I also had to watch Dante's Peak in geography class in high school!
Boba...people trim the trees, they don't just grow away from the wind of the vehicles passing lol
Edit: Also Boba, the Oscar Meyer Weinermobile is still very much around and I've been on it briefly. Every spring they have a thing where you can apply to drive it around the country for like 6 months or something, but the schedule is pretty rigorous and it doesn't pay that well.
To be fair, I’m pretty sure the vehicles trim those trees via continuously brushing up against them. I remember my dad - who was a truck driver in his younger years - called them Truckers Cathedrals. More so in regard to heavily forested roads than the occasional tree however.
@@liamc9998 People do trim them though. There's whole groups whose job it is to keep them off power lines and to regularly check that along the whole line the tree is a minimum set distance from the line.
@@mentaya11, oh I’m sure they do. I am simply just here retelling a somewhat interesting little tidbit from the trucking world that I enjoy.
Around 34:21, Rhythian and Ben say that the bad guys should be "foreign" or "British." If you're British, doesn't that cover literally everyone? And if you're not, then "British" is just a subset of "foreign."
I get where you're coming from, but I am also fairly sure that the British part of the joke was because "Evil Brit" is a literal trope.
I saw the hotdog van like two years in Connecticut
Rythian makes a lot of references to dropout shows)) two of my favorite groups of people to watch online)
I remember the double-decker that went from my village to the nearest proper city had a bit steel bar bolted around the top left corner, presumably to help deal with thwacking errant branches along the very woody route. I too had wondered about the specific mechanics of why the trees grew square over the roads.
it's 1 minute past the deadline and kirsty hasn't even done her prompt but just decides that the chainlink fence around the basketball court that she didn't have to make is one block too high so she has to fix that before she does the actual prompt. amazing time management there
"Make him eat an apple, so you know he is an asshole."
13:30 - 14:30 The Yogscast does not know about tree trimming services...
Those trap doors for the nets were brilliant ^^
Oh my god yes, the mandatory viewing of Dante's Peak for high school Geography! Except the lesson wasn't long enough for the whole film and our teacher couldn't be bothered to put it back on next time we had geography, so I didn't know how it ended for like 3 months until I tracked it down myself.
A. Volcano is objectively better.
B. There are often shorter "Educational use" cuts of movies (and also "for TV" cuts) that are shorter to fit into a 60-90 minute class.
If a studio can somehow brand their movie as "educational", they can get government money, as long as an "educational" cut exists for use in public education.
Sometimes movies are re-cut by 3rd parties.
Sometimes these cuts are VERY low effort.
Sometimes scenes you ASSUME would be cut, like sex scenes or gore, are not.
I distinctly remember watching an educational cut of the Paulie Shore movie "Bio Dome" in class, but I cannot find any info about it today.
I did watch the full movie, and it didn't really make any LESS sense.
@@Prophes0r Nah, Dante's Peak for me. I can't get over the guy 'melting' in Volcano. Not to say Dante's Peak didn't also have its fair share of ridiculous science, but I have a fondness for it now.
Dear Boba, I also thought about the thing with the trees, it's just a crew of dudes that come out and trim when needed
Lewis was a menace this episode 🤣🤣🤣
Games night definitely needs a) cosplay and b) moving units around on the map with those long sticks... like real generals in war rooms D:
Bonus points if the costumes are bad.
They joked about a Marvel miniatures game, but I'm ALL IN to see Lewis in a shitty "6 year old and up" iron man onsie with a molded plastic mask that is too small for his face.
Objection! I have played basketball in the rain a fair few times actually.
I love Lewis/Ben implying that Dalnte's Peak is similar to Lord of the Rings because they both have a volcano, in the same level as Armageddon vs Deep Impact, haha
1:34 That is such a Simon soundbite 🥰
Briony's "I'm colourblind" comeback 😂
Those trees are cut... not bashed. Imagine the city just going, "Eh, someone will driving into it and knock it down."
Zylush!
I probably would have gone with "Naked/Hot girl stupidly going upstairs to run from psycho killer" or something
Trips for no reason
This house is creeping me out.
Instead of turning around and walking to the functioning car behind me, I'm just going to go down into the basement.
I'll see you guys in a bit!
36:30 - said Lewis "I use a might point to arcane blast the dog" Brindley.
The Oscar Mayer Weeniemobile is DEFINITELY still around!
It's more of a traveling advert than anything like an ice cream van. Red Bull did something similar.
"In America how are the busses, are they stinky?"
First thought... only when someone puked on the bus. That is a smell you dont forget....
As an Australian, I love how Clarks is also a British thing
Edit: I think my least favourite trope in movies and TV Shows is that high pitched violin thing when something scary/intense is happening, before it cuts to black
Its in so many horror shows/movies, and I got annoyed every time it appeared in Game of Thrones or Teen Wolf
I will never tire of this series.
"Agoin needs to be longer than time."
The best version of "take off glasses and let down hair" subversion is in the police buddy parody movie Loaded Weapon 1 with Emilio Estevez and Smauel L Jackson. They switch the actress from before and after she removes her glasses.
This new map is so cool! I absolutely love the particle effects!
My favorite seat on the bus was behind the driver because he would sell candy bars for a dollar and I often bought some!
A horror movie where the Roman legions split up? Brilliant! Why is this not a thing?
Trees do actually grow towards the road, tree's and most plants grow towards sunlight and because there are no competing trees on the road there is more sunlight in that direction
Kirsty in Negative time trimming the height of her basketball fence instead of building any kind of clown or dog is the definition of adhd
Lewis unhinged prompt guesses! Ahhh haha.
The Oscar Meyer Wienermobile is definitely still around, apparently they have a fleet of them
Lewis now has to cosplay the Balrog on Games Night
I think it would be funnier if they went low effort and put him in a pound-shop "ages 5-8" Orc costume.
24:10 Truck-Kun returns to isekai another person.
"Ms. Trunchbull in Matilda."
Ow, my nostalgia.
I've always been really sensitive to the smell of diesel fumes, so I would say that the school bus smelled bad, but maybe that's just me. I walked or rode my bike instead, which is a bit rare to be able to do in the US. Neither rain nor snow would stop me!
Rythian always have something to say about others build lol like have you seen your own build?? lmao
such a great series
My favorite thing, is the Wilhelm scream was originally a calling card from one of the guys working on Star Wars. In episode 6, he has a cameo where he falls into the shield bunker and he does his best to do a Wilhelm Scream
In America, we have big trucks with saw blades on the top and one side to cut back vegetation growing into the road.
That's so American. Every other country: 'ah screw it, it'll probably work itself out over time'. America: SAWBLADE ROOF TRUCKS
sounds like Carmageddon!
@@deojnwedofuWEit’s how we keep limbs and branches from taking out our power lines in rural areas. Otherwise we’d lose power every storm.
@@mungobaggins8197 yes, only that more sane nations use an Unimog with a hydraulically powered mowers ... aaand it also helps they don't let the energy providers cheap out on a robust infrastructure
@@enisra_bowman oh, a lot of the time it’s just some guys with chainsaws and a cherry picker. We have a variety. Last week, on a backroad, I saw a tractor with a hydraulic arm attached to the back with a brush trimmer on the end. For once, I’m not sure poor infrastructure is the problem. It’s more that the roads go through a tunnel of trees and underbrush, and folks would rather trim them back than cut things down. So you end up with telephone poles running down tiny roads with trees overhead. Some of the poles lean over the road for lack of room with the trees. I’ve seen poles where one wire goes on one side of a tree trunk, and the other wire goes on the other.
I wonder if it’s also a factor that we have more trees than some of you guys. I looked it up once, and even New Jersey, our most densely populated state, has three times the forest per square mile than the UK, and four times that of England.
13:30, because my dad was a truck driver, he’d always call those truckers cathedrals.
That second to last one was just Sam Sparks, from Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs.
The device used to measure your shoe size is called a Brannock Device for those wondering.
ahh classic rythian, all about those chests
Where can I get this map? I recently tried getting the old one but it was really hard to find and none of the versions I found actually worked properly.
Its called "The Building Chain" on planet minecraft hope you enjoy :)
@@maxb1418 thank you my brothe
How did Kirsty build the basketball backboards where it looks like the banners are floating on nothing?
@bobawitch The Airbud reference is *spot* on.
I think just about everything confuses Boba.
My favorite part of this is when they are doing the "He's right behind me isn't he?" And Zylus is suddenly there. 😂
The banners sort of make the builds look like insane clown posse