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isn't it cheating to look up things when doing dailies

interesting artistic direction to record this next to a road so you can't hear fucking anything

ANIME!!!!

not Kosher

nice wordle performance. embarrassing mini performance.

SODA!

good video

1:28 same reaction to cough syrup

I parked in the spot that gives you ants

Wendy's is not kosher

It looks like you stopped and haven't done any more of these. Did you decide to bail?

Y'know, I agree and disagree. I also keep up with everything in the MCU, I've seen all the movies and Disney+ shows, as well as watched a fair bit of the Netflix series. Recently I watched through the Fox X-men series and right now I'm picking off a few other pre-mcu marvel films that I heard were referenced in Deadpool 3 in advance of watching. I agree that the MCU deserves to have a focused overarching plotline, and I don't like that it feels like they leave so many little plot threads dangling all over the place, but I think that a massive criticism from so many people is that there's just so much homework for each show. Every new film that comes out has less and less appeal to the average viewer who doesn't wanna be lost in the theater without having seen 2 or 3 seasons of TV shows. Culmination movies like Avengers 1 and Infinity War were great because you could still easily keep track of everything without needing to have seen every single prior film, but that's a lot harder with something like The Marvels where having not seen any one of the three character's focal series basically shunts you out of a huge part of what was going on. There's just way too much scope creep for each project to be bigger, reference more from elsewhere, and bring up more for future things to be referenced. Stuff like Moon Knight and Werewolf By Night were awesome and didn't have any prerequisites while also feeling complete enough on their own, the latter of the two feeling basically completely disconnected from the rest of the franchise. I never watched Agents of Shield, but I heard a big selling point of it was that it fleshed out the rest of the franchise while not being necessary required reading. I'm not fully sure what the right middle ground is. Maybe they could use D+ series to resolve dangling plot threads from the less commercially viable properties. The only way I feel that they can continue to tighten the focus of the MCU as a whole and avoid intensifying burnout would be to just make fewer things and do them with safer headlining characters, and that just unfortunately feels boring from an "mcu fan" perspective.

THANKS FOR SHOWING ME THE COOL ART ON THE COMMONS (INCLUDING KLEFKI (NOT A COMMON))

gonna keep it real with you, I don't remember watching Julius Caesar.

we need to talk about wordle. Nuder is not a valid word. It's only common words. When was the last time you said something was nuder? Neither is Bever (dialectal, chiefly British : shiver, tremble). With two more guesses you probably could have got it. Also "refer" is not pronounced "reefer".

The satire is just bad this season. Seasons 1 and 2 were smart, season 3 was a void, and season 4 is just a lazy lense of what Seth Rogen sees politics as. It's hard now that the main characters do almost nothing, and the characters are hardly as smart as they were in the first seasons.

thank you for showing me these commons

I also just received my copy. I am looking forward to my first game. Quick question though. Did the the inside front And back covers also rip lengthwise of the connecting end papers once you (merely) opened it to read? I am saddened but that is what happened to my copy five minutes into (careful) handling.

WTF IS OCHE

thanks for the review

The ending 😂

live footage of me getting a migraine sometime around the 19:00 minute mark

But which Kashrut does it have?

GHOSTS OF SUSHIMA

ASKING has there been a daily games video that wasn't a disaster

But which ones are mainline?

Mario party 4 is the best one. I had 4 5 7 8 and 9 and played them all as a kid. Think about it

church of ruby road god tier boom mid tier space babies mid tier 73 yards high tier devils chord high tier rogue mid tier legend of ruby sunday god tier empire of death low tier

I agree mostly just with little variations: church on ruby road was amazing, but I think god tier is a little much. high tier. space babies felt like diarrhea. diarrhea tier. the devils chord was really bad but the acting saved it a little. sh*t tier. boom was good but compared to, for example oxygen, which has very similar story beats and message, it is very flawed but still a hundred times better than kerblam. mid tier. 73 yards was an instant classic. It was a couple dozen meters away from perfect but for me it was a definite high tier dot and bubble had really awful story material to work with and they still made something really good somehow. I'd say mid but I have so much respect for that I gotta put it in high tier. rogue had a great vibe and concept and had a distinct s2 feel but it also feels really rushed and forced. still the character dynamics and acting were great. mid tier. lors was so good I loved it but it's other half (eod) just drags it down miles. It's really sad. still better than devil's chord tho. low tier.

I agree with The Church on Ruby road. One of the only good new who christmas specials

Im sorry but i could not disagree more with this tier list

Its a crime to put 73 yards lower than space babies

Penultimate episode was decent. The rest? The less said the better.

RTD is master of overkill. When I heard you use that word I thought spot on correct and such a prominent reason for massive failures such as the finale. Take care cheers.

Loved this season and 73 yards is probably my favorite episode despite how strange it is. Definitely agree with all your gripes on Empire of Death - I've been struggling to put into words why it bugs me, and your description of RTD retconning evidence instead of subverting expectations is spot-on. Something I found is starting to disappoint me and that I dislike about recent episodes is how the Doctor seems to be so easily defeated. Our hero of the story seems to fall into a pit of "this is the end", "there's nothing I can do", "I can't fight this" super easily considering everything in the universe that they've had to face off against. His extreme emotions are being overused. The Doctor's attitude used to be "no weapons, no tools, no plan - this is when I'm scariest" and now he kind of just crumbles or freezes if something intimidates him. It feels disheartening and I think that it (combined with the weird, more supernatural elements of the show lately?) may be a warning sign of Disney meddling. Ruby's "arc" (I really hope it's not actually finished, the snow thing bugs me) had a kind of fairy tale ending, after all... but Doctor Who isn't a fairy tale.

what an ending

bowser's inside story is the weakest of the first three mario and luigi games. you should play the better ones before the new one comes out

It looks good????

I found it to be under flavored, although the flavors weren't unpleasant.

I do not think the parent trap was a musical

rocket league doesn't even have people in it

tapas

Heres to 10 more ❤🎉

yeah!!!!

3/3 "never heard of this movie" is funny

i see this at my local mart all the time

Good 0:16 0:21 0:22 0:22 0:23

Technically it's season 15