Rooster Teeth Podcast - 'Best Of' Compilation - Part 4
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Compilation of what I think are some of the best moments in the Rooster Teeth Podcasts. If you think I missed any, let me know and I might include them in another video. Some of these might also be Rooster Teeth Animated Adventures.
List of Podcasts used at the end of the video.
They are like they only people who can bicker and argue but yet be SO funny and entertaining to listen to
I was laughing as hard as Barb when Gavin said "an office suck off."
Have a Gus in your life.
a gus a day keeps the STDs away.......OR DO THEY
Gus thinking planes need traction to take off is extra funny to me now as a fan of black box down XD
Gustavo is now a licensed pilot. 'Take the dumb torch', and move on. :)
dude Bernie said "when you're drinking your own urine where do the bubbles go!" dude I spit out my fucking water that was so funny
Great watch. Cant wait for the podcast tomorrow woho!
Same.
Always good compilations
Gus' airplane traction thing is definitely dumber than Gavin's headlight fluid quote. At least in my opinion. I'm just saying that because Gavin's was a slip of the tongue, and Gus' was a complete misunderstanding of physics.
0.5 speed XD Soooo drunkkkk
When they laugh they sound high.....
From some of Gavin's stories, it sounds like a lot of people used to mess with him because he is so gullible XD
Gavin has the dumb torch for "[gavin screaming]" on tumblr now. You can see it on a lot of posts and people respond with "who the fuck is gavin" "i dunno but he's not having a good time"
2:38 to 4:47 at 0.5 speed is so golsh darn funny
Yeeeesssssssssss
youd have to fight the jizz like fighting bowser in super mario 64
The part about bubbles sinking can't actually be real, right? I have a hard time seeing how a gas could be more dense than a liquid, because that would mean that, in theory, there could be liquid floating on air, essentially creating a pocket of air between land and sea. Haven't actually looked into this though. Someone please correct me If I'm wrong, and give me a scientific explanation.
This might help:
www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-18247680
TL;DR: Different ingredients makes bubbles stay longer. With the method beer is served and the shape of the glass, the bubble "tries" to rise but the fluid pushes it back down.
Soda?
Thanks for the link, I appreciate it!