Asked my husband what he thought the function of a rubber duck was and his response was so pure. He said and I quote, “it’s so you have a bath time companion. That way you are not lonely.”
Arthur Weasley: you boys took the car?… how did it go? Molly Weasley: Arthur! We are not encouraging this! Arthur Weasley: I’m not encouraging. I’m just asking how it went.
The function of a rubber duck, as said on Google is: "With their bright color, smooth texture, and (for some) squeaky or quacky sounds, rubber ducks sharpen toddlers' senses. Their presence in the bathtub soothes youngsters' fears of water and water immersion and makes good clean fun of the routine hygiene they're learning."
Also, since it floats and will draw the child’s attention it can be considered a safety device by encouraging the child to keep their head above water.
One Harry Potter question I’ve always had is: In Philosopher’s Stone when Vernon and Petunia took Dudley to the hospital to get his tail removed, how on earth did they explain it to the doctors?
Actually my theory is that the government only the government knew abt wizards and their secrets so they took him to a private hospital where muggles go when they get cursed or in this case a piggy tail. Idk but I just can’t up with it bc this can’t be the only time muggles got cursed or something by a wizard.
@@philipmalaby8172 eh, he's arguably got a good paying job. He managed to make a high enough wage to house, feed, and clothe a family of 9, and still have some money to put into personal interests of his family, and allow his wife to be a stay at home mother. Sure, the clothes were second hand and the interests were lower cost stuff, but even in the wizarding world, a large family costs a lot of money. If they had had one or two kids, they likely would have been relatively well off. Not Malfoy level, definitely, but still middle class. Plus he works in a job he absolutely loves, so I'm not sure he would ever use the dirt he's got on his co-workers to ever get a position away from doing it.
@@philipmalaby8172 it's because of two things: he loves the work he does, so he swallows his pride regarding the pay, and the other thing is that the Ministry establishment is clearly biased against progressive attitudes like being pro-muggle. He's stuck in that position until Fudge gets canned, remember.
If you really want to hear Snape with a Southern accent, there is a movie called Something the Lord Made where Alan Rickman plays a doctor with a Southern accent.
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Me last week: doing school stuff late at night just before going to sleep (because it stresses me so it motivates me when I shouldn't do it) My partner after an hour: "Didn't you suppose to come to sleep soon?" Me: "Things got escalated." My partner: "Can you escalate sleep?" Me: "... true"
The whole Ludo thing is a stretch. Bagman is characterized as being bad with his money. His gift is supposed to set up that character traits. His brother's lawnmower probably was the smallest thing and Arthur took care of it. Ludo then went and gave a ridiculous gift in return. This properly highlights his financial irresponsibility and makes total sense from a literary perspective.
Even if we assume that Arthur didnt expect anything in return for helping Ludo's brother, he still pretty clearly helped him because they were connected via Ludo. That itself is corruption
Theory: is there a dark story behind professor binns teaching history after his death? They portray it in the books as if he’s just really dedicated or something, but to my knowledge he’s the only ghost who is doing labor for the sake of people in the living realm. Also I think that there are a lot of preparations a wizard needs to make to become a ghost, and it seems odd to make those preparations just to keep working beyond his own death. Is there any chance that binns is continuing to teach because he has been cursed in some way? And if so, who might have done it? Also, trivia fun fact: his first name is cuthbert
Yeah don't they tell the story that he died peacefully in his sleep on a couch and when we got up he didn't realize he was dead and just went to his class to teach as normal.
@@matthewpatrick7263 That's because there aren't a lot of preparations, rather a wizard sorta subconsciously chooses upon death whether to remain in the real world, usually due to unfinished business.
He didn't make fun of them for being high up seats. Those were the exact seats the Malfoys also sat in. He made fun of him for being poor and that their house is so worthless there's no way he'd get enough money to afford top box seats by selling it.
@@survivordave I respectfully disagree. Firstly, I’m referring to Malfoy senior. Whom says after Ron asks “dad how high up are we?” Malfoy senior says “well put it this way, if it rains you’ll be the first to know”. I don’t think there’s any other way to take that comment other than Malfoy is insulting them for having bad seats and being poor. It’s pretty commonly known in the real word that seats way up high are the cheap seats, but in quidditch one would think it would be the opposite. The higher up you are the better you can see.
@@kevind6723 That dialogue from Lucius Malfoy must have been exclusive to the movie because it certainly wasn't in the books. I was referring to the dialogue from the book. I've only watched each movie once but have read through each of the books a dozen or more times, so I'm quite certain I'm describing the book scene accurately. In the books the Weasleys, Harry, etc are up in the Top Box with the Malfoys, the British and Bulgarian Ministers of Magic, and Ludo who was doing the commentating. The movies must have changed it to be more realistic to the Weasley's poverty (although in the book the tickets to the top box were a gift from Ludo to repay a favor Mr Weasley did for him, not that Mr Weasley had to pay for them)
@@survivordave you are 100% correct. It’s the movies where that dialogue takes place. It makes sense in the book. Looks like it was just a miscommunication between the two of us. I was referring to the movies and you were talking about the books. No biggie. I’ve read the books a bunch. And they make a lot more sense than the movies do. The movies have a lot of weird inconsistencies, from little stuff like I was just referring to, and to kind of big stuff like Dumbledore hunting for horcruxes before he even knew that Voldemort had created them. In the book he wants to know how many he created, but in the movie he doesn’t even know that he created them yet he’s been hunting for them for over a year. It doesn’t sense.
I mean, to be fair, wizardry in general is basically getting around the rules of physics and such. It makes sense that practitioners wouldn't exactly have respect for the rules.
Doesn’t mean they should not. Hermione and Barty Sr would not approve. And all those Bulgarians who didn’t fit to the top box when Weasleys got all the seats when Ludo gave them the tickets after Arthur covered up what Ludo’s brother did.
@@Falconman1121 Barty broke his son out of Azkaban and used the imperious curse on said son, not to mention he sent Sirius to Azkaban without a trial. I would say Barty doesn't have any respect for the rules.
Considering that the entire ministry is corrupt, and most of its members and leaders are incompetent, Weasley is probably in the top 1% of the LEAST objectionable ministry employees.
Arthur Weasley is my favorite HP character. His enthusiasm for everything, his kindness, how much he loves his family. He can take a snake attack like nobody's business!
bending the rules and breaking them is a huge differnce here in germany. we have the "Willkür" e.g a policeofficer can put on a blind eye if he sees fit. like not persecutin a starving thief who stole bread. its bending. not breaking
Borrowing without asking is bending, because it is still technically stealing, but you bring it back. Taking and never returning something is breaking, regardless of the reason, it is outright stealing.
@@Mark_Goddin We do have that in the USA. Officers are responsible for interpreting the law in order to apply it. That's why they can give you a warning instead of a ticket when they pull you over, to use the most familiar example. Although, a starving person may actually be done better by a weekend indoors with 3 meals a day, free medical care, and referral to social services, than just by letting them go.
I was gonna say that Arthur never actually uses the magical functions of the flying car, but he totally does. We don’t see him fly it, but in the books we see the car fitting more people and trunks in it than should be physically possible.
I think this kind of "corruption" is very widespread in the ministry. the wizards know that they are few, to the point that they know each other personally, so they feel like they need to stick up for each other. this brings to the constant exchange of small favour- smoothing a thing here, giving tickets there... it's almost cultural, at this point.
@AS Trunk I gotta say, if they do have a potion, there is still the statute of secrecy. If they did present it idk what the WHO would do as the healers don’t really have a bachelors degree in health XD
@@yxkl.hockey.highlights well... They could always give the recipe/mixture to someone who does and have them give it to the muggles while to original healer gives it to the wizarding world
Molly: You wrote that law Arthur: What law? Molly: The law. The law about not using muggle cars. The law written specifically so wizards don’t use muggle cars. The muggle cars law.
During that "[American] Southern" redub, all I could think of was "what IS a Southern London accent?" and the Doctor Who Quote... Rose: "Why do you sound like your from the North?" The Doctor (9th): "LOTS OF PLANETS HAVE A NORTH!" "
In 1998 I was a night DJ for WSMC College Radio. I was told that I had 0 Zero listeners. So, to prove a point I played the Rubber Ducky song on a continuing loop for my whole program, asking that if there were any listeners, call me and I would switch songs. Yup, no calls. Period.
No one can convince me otherwise that Mr Weasley was a prankster himself and he managed to get away with the pranks he ever did in his hogwarts years. Like father, like twins. 🖤
The function of a rubber duck. So that Mr. Weasley could be a dad to Harry and make him feel comfortable in his home. I loved Mr. Weasley. Everything he did was so humorous.
Nah I always thought the twins were super smart but unlike someone like Hermione who prided herself of education the twins put it into their inventions and that bet with Ludo would have funded WWW Which is why Harry enables them with the prize money from the TriWiz.
One of them bet Ireland would win the other twin bet that Krum would catch the Snitch. For them considering Krum to be the best seeker by a wide margin this meant that at worst (Krum catches it 5 seconds in) they would break even. If something happened to Krum (bludger injury for example) then Ireland would still win and they would again break even. This made it a pretty safe bet.
Mr. Weasley: His brother, Otto got into a spot of trouble - a lawnmower with unnatural powers - I smoothed the whole thing over. The lawnmower: ruclips.net/video/s_k3Buaj2tA/видео.html
In the programming world, there’s something called “rubber duck debugging” where you have a big in your code that you are trying to figure out and if you don’t have anyone to talk to you can talk it out to a rubber duck and you might just solve the problem. Or if you go ask someone about the problem and end up solving it without their help you say “thanks for being my rubber duck” en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
I love how Mr. Weasley stood up to Rancorn when Harry, Hermione, and Ron broke into the Ministry in Deathly Hallows. Knowing it would put even more of a target on his back, Mr. Weasley called out Rancorn for outing the wizard who'd faked his family tree to save his Muggle-born wife and half-blood kids from persecution (Dirk Cresswell?). I love the glare Mr. Weasley gave him, like he truly didn't know how Rancorn could sleep at night. Mr. Weasley took the opportunity while alone in the lift with Rancorn, though it would have been easy for Rancorn to attack him or aim a spell at his back as he exited the lift. It could have backfired, but Mr. Weasley stood up to him anyway in true Gryffindor spirit. 🦁 Bravery in the small moments. ❤
And yet it is well known that "absolute power corrupts absolutely". You could argue that it's the fear of losing said power that causes the corruption. But in that case you will have to accept that said fear would not exist without the power and thus the power is still the source of the corruption.
Serious answer: The function is a child's bath toy. It's used to distract and entertain a child while receiving a bath. Really serious answer: Its a collectors item. Each one can have a unique outfit or design.
Arthur worked with Muggle stuff. He couldn't possibly not know the function of a rubber duck. He was just trying to make Harry more comfortable in The Burrow, for which I APPLAUD
This was just an amazing video. The quality of your content keeps getting better and better. You can tell y'all put a lot of extra effort into your show. Keep it up guys
Read the following Snape lines in a Kentucky accent: "Mr. Potter, our new celebrity." "Turn to page 394." "Don't lie to me." "Avada Kedavra." "You have your mother's eyes." "Always."
That is an excellent movie! Semi-Spoilers...... Also, I had the Blalock-Taussig Shunt. I was born without several parts of my heart which caused me to be a “blue baby.” They had to do the Blalock-Taussig Shunt to get oxygenated blood to my body before they even attempted to “fix” my heart. That surgery gave me the six months I needed to get to the next surgery, which gave me the 8 months I needed to get to my final surgery. My doctor actually had Dr. Blalock on the phone while doing my surgery. According to my mom, the movie is extremely accurate in how the surgery works and the experience for the parents.
"Duck in a Cup" in my hometown is called "Chuck A Duck" and when I was on my school swim team, it was used as an in-meet fundraiser, (like a raffle of sorts).
I always assumed that the lawnmower-deal was more of an idea of Ludo Bagman, trying to save his brother, just like it was his idea to bet on Harry and then trying to give Harry tips for the tournament
Your observations about flu powder have caused me to think way too much about how the flu network works. Wizarding homes often have enchantments to stop people apparating into their homes but if they're connected to the flu network then anyone can waltz right into your living room. Sure sales wizards must be an unwelcome intrusion to anyone sitting reading or wanking in their lounge. Arthur says he used his contacts at the ministry to have the Dursley home connected to the flu network but Sirius was able to connect the fire of a random muggle house where he had broken in so it can't be that difficult. The wizarding answer to a phone call is to stick your head in a fire meaning your head is transported miles away at while your body stays at home. Far more questions than answers. On the subject of putting his head in the fire, why did Harry choose to contact Sirius this way when he could have just stepped into the Kitchen at Grimmauld Place? Could have made a more effective check for Sirius and would have been in a much better position to reach the ministry if he found the house empty. Answer, because Harry is an idiotic adolescent. x
They're used for Rubber Duck Programming, where when stuck on a programming problem you explain your code in terms that are as simple as possible to a rubber duck. In doing so you're more likely to understand where you made a mistake.
Or it's a case of not being a good employee, but still being a good man. That's how my boss describes me, and I do agree with it. When it comes to work, my competency is very limited to the register and I tend to be a bit dyslexic with numbers sometimes, not to mention being less sus of others and more likely to fall victim to potential scammers, but it's balanced by my willingness to come in because of last minute changes or simply filling for one of my coworkers, and I do that out of the goodness of my heart, rather than wanting more payment. Put simply, I'm not the hardest worker as far as tasks are concerned, but I am a good team player and a reliable employee.
There is a wonderful theory that Aurther knows the answers to the questions he asks Harry but wants him to feel welcome and needed as more than "the savior" so asks these questions as icebreakers.
The rubber duck was invented for bathtub orientation. Imagine diving into your bathtub and losing a sense of where up and down is, everything is white around you from the tub itself and from the bubblebath you are using (always) so you are about to drown but then, out of the corner of your eyes you see a small yellow fleck, a shining beacon in a world full of mist, you swim towards it, your vision becomes blurred and you are about to faint but all of a sudden you feel air fill your lungs and a cool breeze hit your face. You are alive and safe and all thanks to your trusty rubber ducky. #DuckInACup
Arthur has a passion for life that leads him down some precarious pathways, thankfully though he is ethically based and able to discern intent in himself and others. Is he perfect? No...but he seems to take life's lessons to heart and appreciates deeply all he can. Rubber Duck In A Cup. A Thing. A Very Big Little Thing. #DuckDunkers
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Theory talk next week?
Yo those quacksshots were sick
For sure! I’ve been waiting for a new one!
“Ducks go in cups” is the segment I didn’t know I needed. Thank you.
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Nerd Perfect!
Where’s James Veitch???
Fantastic bit. I love it.
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Probably making a movie with ducks in his house.
Arthur: You'll find there's actually a loophole in the law...
Molly: YOU WROTE THAT LAW
:)
Wow, that's a lot of upvotes :)
I've been brushing up on my trivia (it's like half my uploads) and I'm stoked SCB is doing it again!
Now I'm picturing Arthur Weasley as Judge Dredd.
@@ConstantReview ok
Molly: And I wrote the law of this house.
Asked my husband what he thought the function of a rubber duck was and his response was so pure. He said and I quote, “it’s so you have a bath time companion. That way you are not lonely.”
Haha that's good
@Yengest a tub is a giant cup
Rubber Ducky your the one, you make bathtime lots of fun.
We don’t have kids....
Don’t know if that’s funny or the creepiest thing I’ve ever heard in my life
I have never noticed before how Ron actually turns to look at Harry for the explanation of the rubber duck xD
Arthur Weasley: you boys took the car?… how did it go?
Molly Weasley: Arthur! We are not encouraging this!
Arthur Weasley: I’m not encouraging. I’m just asking how it went.
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Arthur Weasley whispering: I am so proud of you
haha 420 go brr
Great job quoting the series for no particular reason.
The function of a rubber duck, as said on Google is: "With their bright color, smooth texture, and (for some) squeaky or quacky sounds, rubber ducks sharpen toddlers' senses. Their presence in the bathtub soothes youngsters' fears of water and water immersion and makes good clean fun of the routine hygiene they're learning."
@@anyemcee 😂😂😂
@@anyemcee exactly 😂
😲This has to be thee best definition of a rubber ducky I have ever seen.😲
I don't know the function either.
Also, since it floats and will draw the child’s attention it can be considered a safety device by encouraging the child to keep their head above water.
One Harry Potter question I’ve always had is: In Philosopher’s Stone when Vernon and Petunia took Dudley to the hospital to get his tail removed, how on earth did they explain it to the doctors?
Birth defect. Or a REALLY overgrown wart. Or they just paid them off.
Yeah. Definitely the last one.
It was a private hospital, instead of one of the public ones.
Actually my theory is that the government only the government knew abt wizards and their secrets so they took him to a private hospital where muggles go when they get cursed or in this case a piggy tail. Idk but I just can’t up with it bc this can’t be the only time muggles got cursed or something by a wizard.
human occasionally grow tails. It's often not that big of a deal
@michael yeah but not perfect pig tails
We all know the function of rubber ducks is to annoy your roommate getting more and more of them, or bigger and bigger.
😂😂😂 if you know, you know
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Absolute quakers!
What ducks?😁
@@franzibionda248 And *We Know*
I always assumed Mr Wesley was the reason Yaxley’s office was raining. Thought it was his idea of prank rebellion like Fred and George.
wow
My niece thought that very same thing after I read it to her! LOL
He probably was testing a new product.
I love that idea!
i rather prefer SCB previous theory on the matter: ruclips.net/video/ZZv2AZGmyYU/видео.html
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7:27 this is the first time i noticed that Harry was going in to answer the question of "How'd it go?" which i now find absolutely hilarious xD
I never noticed that, thank you for pointing it out
Arthur is low key the guy at the job who has a little dirt on everyone and has a favor for every situation
So the Rita Skeeter then?
Yet still relatively low level and poorly paid. 🤷🏻♂️
@@philipmalaby8172 eh, he's arguably got a good paying job. He managed to make a high enough wage to house, feed, and clothe a family of 9, and still have some money to put into personal interests of his family, and allow his wife to be a stay at home mother. Sure, the clothes were second hand and the interests were lower cost stuff, but even in the wizarding world, a large family costs a lot of money. If they had had one or two kids, they likely would have been relatively well off. Not Malfoy level, definitely, but still middle class. Plus he works in a job he absolutely loves, so I'm not sure he would ever use the dirt he's got on his co-workers to ever get a position away from doing it.
@@philipmalaby8172 it's because of two things: he loves the work he does, so he swallows his pride regarding the pay, and the other thing is that the Ministry establishment is clearly biased against progressive attitudes like being pro-muggle. He's stuck in that position until Fudge gets canned, remember.
Moody doesn’t attack dustbins, he gets in trouble for His Attacking dustbins
Which may not exist. The commotion was actually Moody being attacked by Barty Crouch Jr.
Right, thank you. Also, is your name a reference to Anne with an E/Anne of Green Gables?
@@dianaoflesbos6197 a guy i face once in a while on CSGO always has that as his name, i hate it lol
@Add E Barty Jr said he enchanted the bins after he had attacked Moody for an excuse about the noice when people investigating showed up.
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Arthur Weasley taught us a valuable lesson: Its not what you know, its who you know.
Dhar Mann kicking air rn
Isn't it "What you know about who you know?"
If you really want to hear Snape with a Southern accent, there is a movie called Something the Lord Made where Alan Rickman plays a doctor with a Southern accent.
It also happens to be an awesome movie!
i rather prefer SCB previous theory on the matter: ruclips.net/video/ZZv2AZGmyYU/видео.html
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Snape already has a southern accent. Just English southern
@@kristenbridson5141 very funny
@@mrbananahead2005 it wasn't ment to be funny.. its just facts. I'm northern and have a completely different accent to a southerner 🙈
Mr Weasley is a prime example of “It’s not breaking the rules if I don’t get caught!”
I mean your not wrong
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Hahahahaha You are dang freaking right
me: just about to go to sleep
phone: vibrates
Notification: SuperCarlinBrothers
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SLEEP IS FOR THE WEAK
It’s only nap time where it’s nap time
If you know, you know
I don’t need sleep, I need to watch this video.
Me last week: doing school stuff late at night just before going to sleep (because it stresses me so it motivates me when I shouldn't do it)
My partner after an hour: "Didn't you suppose to come to sleep soon?"
Me: "Things got escalated."
My partner: "Can you escalate sleep?"
Me: "... true"
I don't need sleep I need answers!!
The 🦆 tossing montage made me laugh way harder then necessary .😂🤣
My head read that duck as "quak" and it made me happy
Did anyone get the Popcorn Culture Reference.
@@charlietoburritofilms5547 I took it as a Dude Perfect reference (IDK what popcorn culture is so maybe these aren't mutually exclusive things)
It’s the scb podcast.
@@ItsAsparageese YES!! I'm not the only one! XD (though that would def make for an interesting and entertaining trick shots video)
Them: doing trick shots with rubber ducks
2 second later: hey, Arthur is a corrupt employee
well actually there's a sponsor in between
The whole Ludo thing is a stretch. Bagman is characterized as being bad with his money. His gift is supposed to set up that character traits. His brother's lawnmower probably was the smallest thing and Arthur took care of it. Ludo then went and gave a ridiculous gift in return. This properly highlights his financial irresponsibility and makes total sense from a literary perspective.
Yes! I also disagreed with the bagman one, I'm glad I found this comment :)
They also assumed the wizarding world has the same stipulations regarding gifts/donations as the American government.
@@holyyoghurtman1952 I know like whyyyyy
Even if we assume that Arthur didnt expect anything in return for helping Ludo's brother, he still pretty clearly helped him because they were connected via Ludo. That itself is corruption
Accepting bribes is still illegal.
CarlinBrothers: “What’s the purpose of a Rubber Duck”
Tari: “To be cute, squishy, and adorable”
To make bath time so much fun
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Editor tosses duck only into cup in the mirror.
Me: "Ur a wizard, editor guy."
Also me wants to know what the name of that spell is.
Flexilis anatis Amicus (Latin for rubber duck redirection)
Scott niswander.
@@ashgreninja7521 thats the spell
@@hnnh621 could be.
And that "editor guy" has a name. That's what I said.
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Arthur Weasley is so underrated in the movies
Yes :-(
I know right
@@batling_4026 that profile picture is the best thing I've ever seen
Yes
The weasley's are half of the movie for me.
Theory: is there a dark story behind professor binns teaching history after his death? They portray it in the books as if he’s just really dedicated or something, but to my knowledge he’s the only ghost who is doing labor for the sake of people in the living realm. Also I think that there are a lot of preparations a wizard needs to make to become a ghost, and it seems odd to make those preparations just to keep working beyond his own death. Is there any chance that binns is continuing to teach because he has been cursed in some way? And if so, who might have done it?
Also, trivia fun fact: his first name is cuthbert
I thought they said it was because he didn't notice he was dead and just kept teaching
Yeah don't they tell the story that he died peacefully in his sleep on a couch and when we got up he didn't realize he was dead and just went to his class to teach as normal.
I don't think that the muggle-born girl who became Moaning Myrtle did preparations to become a ghost.
@@matthewpatrick7263 That's because there aren't a lot of preparations, rather a wizard sorta subconsciously chooses upon death whether to remain in the real world, usually due to unfinished business.
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I always thought it was funny that Malfoy(in the movie) makes fun of them for having high up seats, but in its quidditch. You’d want to be high up.
He didn't make fun of them for being high up seats. Those were the exact seats the Malfoys also sat in. He made fun of him for being poor and that their house is so worthless there's no way he'd get enough money to afford top box seats by selling it.
@@survivordave I respectfully disagree. Firstly, I’m referring to Malfoy senior. Whom says after Ron asks “dad how high up are we?” Malfoy senior says “well put it this way, if it rains you’ll be the first to know”. I don’t think there’s any other way to take that comment other than Malfoy is insulting them for having bad seats and being poor. It’s pretty commonly known in the real word that seats way up high are the cheap seats, but in quidditch one would think it would be the opposite. The higher up you are the better you can see.
@@kevind6723 That dialogue from Lucius Malfoy must have been exclusive to the movie because it certainly wasn't in the books. I was referring to the dialogue from the book. I've only watched each movie once but have read through each of the books a dozen or more times, so I'm quite certain I'm describing the book scene accurately. In the books the Weasleys, Harry, etc are up in the Top Box with the Malfoys, the British and Bulgarian Ministers of Magic, and Ludo who was doing the commentating. The movies must have changed it to be more realistic to the Weasley's poverty (although in the book the tickets to the top box were a gift from Ludo to repay a favor Mr Weasley did for him, not that Mr Weasley had to pay for them)
@@survivordave you are 100% correct. It’s the movies where that dialogue takes place. It makes sense in the book. Looks like it was just a miscommunication between the two of us. I was referring to the movies and you were talking about the books. No biggie. I’ve read the books a bunch. And they make a lot more sense than the movies do. The movies have a lot of weird inconsistencies, from little stuff like I was just referring to, and to kind of big stuff like Dumbledore hunting for horcruxes before he even knew that Voldemort had created them. In the book he wants to know how many he created, but in the movie he doesn’t even know that he created them yet he’s been hunting for them for over a year. It doesn’t sense.
I mean, to be fair, wizardry in general is basically getting around the rules of physics and such. It makes sense that practitioners wouldn't exactly have respect for the rules.
Doesn’t mean they should not. Hermione and Barty Sr would not approve. And all those Bulgarians who didn’t fit to the top box when Weasleys got all the seats when Ludo gave them the tickets after Arthur covered up what Ludo’s brother did.
@@sarasamaletdin4574 I'll give ya Barty. Hermione is willing to break rules for her friends though.
@@Falconman1121 Barty broke his son out of Azkaban and used the imperious curse on said son, not to mention he sent Sirius to Azkaban without a trial. I would say Barty doesn't have any respect for the rules.
@@eryuu4016 in defense of the Sirius thing, atleast one of the crimes even Sirius believed he did, till Lupin saw Peter on the map
The outtakes, accents, and inserts cleared my skin and brought my plants back to life. Yisssss.
They brought them back to life?! They must be really good!
And did we just find the magic which defeats death?!
Considering that the entire ministry is corrupt, and most of its members and leaders are incompetent, Weasley is probably in the top 1% of the LEAST objectionable ministry employees.
Arthur Weasley is my favorite HP character. His enthusiasm for everything, his kindness, how much he loves his family. He can take a snake attack like nobody's business!
Wow. The absolute joy on their faces everytime they made the duck into the cup gave me 10 years back on my life
the last time i was this early ben didn’t have a beard
You mean a yeard right?
Is it just me or did his beard grow a ton in the past few weeks?
Ikr
Angry Clone Face it’s not just you
Last time I was this early Voldemort had a nose
Just for the rubber duck bit, this has to be one of my new favorite SCB videos
bending the rules and breaking them is a huge differnce here in germany. we have the "Willkür"
e.g a policeofficer can put on a blind eye if he sees fit. like not persecutin a starving thief who stole bread. its bending. not breaking
But here in Germany, everything is a bit different, and "bürokratischer"? 😂😂😂
That sounds extremely reasonable. I wish we had that in the USA
Im pretty sure that’s breaking
Borrowing without asking is bending, because it is still technically stealing, but you bring it back. Taking and never returning something is breaking, regardless of the reason, it is outright stealing.
@@Mark_Goddin We do have that in the USA. Officers are responsible for interpreting the law in order to apply it. That's why they can give you a warning instead of a ticket when they pull you over, to use the most familiar example. Although, a starving person may actually be done better by a weekend indoors with 3 meals a day, free medical care, and referral to social services, than just by letting them go.
That editor shot threw me off for a good minute not even gonnna lie.
I was gonna say that Arthur never actually uses the magical functions of the flying car, but he totally does. We don’t see him fly it, but in the books we see the car fitting more people and trunks in it than should be physically possible.
That's an official Ministry car, not Arthur's personal one.
@@lukeroberson2115 no it stated in the books he gave Harry a look that said "don't say anything" when putting his luggage into the weasleys car
I can tell you weren’t sponsored by dollar shave club this time
Yeah that’s his yeard ( popcorn culture check it out if you haven’t already)
Pixie 009 I haven’t but If you recommend it I’ll make sure to check it out!
O.o he needs a good shave. Though if he loves the look then i shall respect it.
Beylan Wimsatt, agreed, if that’s his look then so be it🙂
i rather prefer SCB previous theory on the matter: ruclips.net/video/ZZv2AZGmyYU/видео.html
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I think this kind of "corruption" is very widespread in the ministry. the wizards know that they are few, to the point that they know each other personally, so they feel like they need to stick up for each other. this brings to the constant exchange of small favour- smoothing a thing here, giving tickets there... it's almost cultural, at this point.
Me upon seeing just the thumbnail: “Did Lucius Malfoy make this video?”
Maybe 👁👄👁
Freya Winters he used PolyJuice potion
“I’m Lucius Malloy and I approve this message.”
Dolores Umbridge: *coughs
My Asian dad: get away from her she has corona
I wonder if wizards could cure Covid...
@AS Trunk I gotta say, if they do have a potion, there is still the statute of secrecy. If they did present it idk what the WHO would do as the healers don’t really have a bachelors degree in health XD
@@yxkl.hockey.highlights I'd take anything at this point
#Relatable
@@yxkl.hockey.highlights well... They could always give the recipe/mixture to someone who does and have them give it to the muggles while to original healer gives it to the wizarding world
I want a rubber duck dressed as aurthor weesly now.
Who needs dude perfect when you have super carlin brothers rubber duck trickshots!
Totally what I was thinking!!! Lol😂
Molly: You wrote that law
Arthur: What law?
Molly: The law. The law about not using muggle cars. The law written specifically so wizards don’t use muggle cars. The muggle cars law.
Kuskos poison
Ah, *that* law
Arthur: ...That law?
Molly: YES, THAT LAW!
Yzma:
Why, I practically raised him.
Kronk:
Yeah, you'd think he would've turned out better.
Yzma:
Yeah, go figure.
The thought of Snape saying all his lines in a southern accent is something I never knew I needed
But he is saying everything in a southern accent ??
@@kristenbridson5141 I think they mean southern American. It confused me as well because his accent is very obviously southern
It makes sense that Arthur is a bit pranky and sneaky (in the good way) considering his twin sons. They must've got it from somewhere.
During that "[American] Southern" redub, all I could think of was "what IS a Southern London accent?" and the Doctor Who Quote...
Rose: "Why do you sound like your from the North?"
The Doctor (9th): "LOTS OF PLANETS HAVE A NORTH!"
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The rubber duck scene looked sooooo fun to make
Arthur Weasley: "What exactly is the function of a rubber duck?
Me: “You make bath time lots of fun!”
In 1998 I was a night DJ for WSMC College Radio. I was told that I had 0 Zero listeners. So, to prove a point I played the Rubber Ducky song on a continuing loop for my whole program, asking that if there were any listeners, call me and I would switch songs. Yup, no calls. Period.
@@danielserene4532 HAHA!
Rubber Ducky, you're the one 🎵
Duck in a cup
#DuckInACup
I like how Scott's just minding his own business and Ben throws a duck into his cup.
10:57 Technically (if you're going by order in the books) That was BEFORE the Quidditch World Cup
No one can convince me otherwise that Mr Weasley was a prankster himself and he managed to get away with the pranks he ever did in his hogwarts years.
Like father, like twins. 🖤
The purpose of a rubber duck is scientific surveys of ocean currents, obviously.
12:41 Sokka on Cactus juice: It’ll quench ya! It’s the quenchiest!
i was so hoping for an anecdote to that!
Professor Mcgonagall: Why is it when something bad happens, it is always you three?
J, Ben and Mr. Bob: 😎
The function of a rubber duck. So that Mr. Weasley could be a dad to Harry and make him feel comfortable in his home. I loved Mr. Weasley. Everything he did was so humorous.
The frame of you guys dropping the duck in the pool and saying “this cant be it right?” “Hard to tell” gave me massive wes anderson vibes haha
Ben: "Can we just remake the entire HP series acting as if he's from the south"
Me, an intellectual from the north of England:
THE South. Not the south of England. But it took me a minute to decide.
Tho it would be interesting to hear them all speak cockney.
He def sounded southern from the states
Luther Reus why do foreigners always call the US “the states”
No one says that here
@@elizabethrose644 its bc they take united states literally i believe. Sense the US is made up of states.
Did the twins take divination? Because they got their bet with Ludo Bagman spot on
Ooh good theory idea I've always wondered about that
Nah I always thought the twins were super smart but unlike someone like Hermione who prided herself of education the twins put it into their inventions and that bet with Ludo would have funded WWW Which is why Harry enables them with the prize money from the TriWiz.
One of them bet Ireland would win the other twin bet that Krum would catch the Snitch. For them considering Krum to be the best seeker by a wide margin this meant that at worst (Krum catches it 5 seconds in) they would break even. If something happened to Krum (bludger injury for example) then Ireland would still win and they would again break even. This made it a pretty safe bet.
@@waynerees9355 I always thought both twins together bet on that specific outcome, not the split
They're talented Quidditch players and extremely street-smart, clever and cunning. They literally just figured it out
Mr. Weasley: His brother, Otto got into a spot of trouble - a lawnmower with unnatural powers - I smoothed the whole thing over.
The lawnmower: ruclips.net/video/s_k3Buaj2tA/видео.html
Kayaba J omg this is the best
That was even better than I expected, thank you lol
Bloody brilliant 😂
That's great!
i rather prefer SCB previous theory on the matter: ruclips.net/video/ZZv2AZGmyYU/видео.html
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I would love to see some of Arthur's hi-jinks at the Ministry of Magic and how he managed to do some of the illegal stuff that he did.
yo we definitly need a compilation of them throwing rubber ducks in cups
In the programming world, there’s something called “rubber duck debugging” where you have a big in your code that you are trying to figure out and if you don’t have anyone to talk to you can talk it out to a rubber duck and you might just solve the problem. Or if you go ask someone about the problem and end up solving it without their help you say “thanks for being my rubber duck” en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
I've heard about this before! It's a great use tbh
Wasn't the Rubber Duck Debugging invented as an alternative to annoying your colleagues, who could not focus on their work because of you talking? :D
I use it all the time. Very useful
@@LBurnsRed6244 I even have a T-shirt with ducks for this purpose ;)
@@shuetomtqasaab lol😂
They never said the function of a rubber duck so technically you're correct
The "your" triggers me
@@aaveey sorry
@@aaveey Is that better?
Lol you actually edited it
@@hi_greyson4627 yes
Them tossing rubber ducks into cups
My thoughts: DUDE PERFECT
sameeeee
Somehow, you guys make 15-20 minutes go back so quickly. Keeps my attention the whole time and I can’t wait to watch every video
Ducks go in cups felt like watching a Dude Perfect video
It’s 7:30 am in Australia:
Super Carlin’s post?
I’m getting out of bed RIGHT NOW!
😂😂😂😂😂 Good morning guys...
mornin lads
You do, of course, know that James Veitch is a Terrible Roommate...
Now that is the use of a rubber duck.
the wedding was beutiful
@Add E ohh you know james veitch (the funny guy that did a ted talk and born on April 1st ) wow
we need to talk about the ducks
@@princess_mj4396 I liked Halloween
“No, that’s not true! That’s impossible!” - Luke Skywalker
Search your feelings you know it to be true!!!
Dan Coleman Beat me to it!
i don't like sand
Peter Van Vugt it’s coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere
3:56 'would you like a cough drop DELORES????'
I love how Mr. Weasley stood up to Rancorn when Harry, Hermione, and Ron broke into the Ministry in Deathly Hallows. Knowing it would put even more of a target on his back, Mr. Weasley called out Rancorn for outing the wizard who'd faked his family tree to save his Muggle-born wife and half-blood kids from persecution (Dirk Cresswell?). I love the glare Mr. Weasley gave him, like he truly didn't know how Rancorn could sleep at night. Mr. Weasley took the opportunity while alone in the lift with Rancorn, though it would have been easy for Rancorn to attack him or aim a spell at his back as he exited the lift. It could have backfired, but Mr. Weasley stood up to him anyway in true Gryffindor spirit. 🦁 Bravery in the small moments. ❤
"Power does not corrupt. Fear corrupts, perhaps the fear of a loss of power”
Which isnt fully true tho
he says to Kim jong un
Dakota Blount yes it is...that’s humanity for ya.
Wise
And yet it is well known that "absolute power corrupts absolutely". You could argue that it's the fear of losing said power that causes the corruption. But in that case you will have to accept that said fear would not exist without the power and thus the power is still the source of the corruption.
Serious answer: The function is a child's bath toy. It's used to distract and entertain a child while receiving a bath.
Really serious answer: Its a collectors item. Each one can have a unique outfit or design.
SCB: Smells like upstart in here.
Me: What’s upstart.
SCB: *Inhales* Well-
Nothing much,whats up with you
Arthur worked with Muggle stuff. He couldn't possibly not know the function of a rubber duck. He was just trying to make Harry more comfortable in The Burrow, for which I APPLAUD
This was just an amazing video. The quality of your content keeps getting better and better. You can tell y'all put a lot of extra effort into your show. Keep it up guys
Read the following Snape lines in a Kentucky accent:
"Mr. Potter, our new celebrity."
"Turn to page 394."
"Don't lie to me."
"Avada Kedavra."
"You have your mother's eyes."
"Always."
Thank you though I live in ky so I don’t really get it
I have no idea what a Kentucky accent sounds like
This made me laugh harder then it should have!
I D K a more subtle southern accent usually
We can always imagine Daniel Craig from Knives Out doing that.
I'm Brazilian so to me "Corrupt Government Employee" is a redundancy.
I'm American and same.
@@jorceshaman I'm Filipino and same.
Is there any country in the world where that's not true?
Odojinya87 I mean Austria isn’t too bad imo
Godspeed comrades, godspeed.
Alan Rickman actually did a Southern accent in the movie "Something the Lord Made," also starring Mos Def. Good movie.
That is an excellent movie!
Semi-Spoilers......
Also, I had the Blalock-Taussig Shunt. I was born without several parts of my heart which caused me to be a “blue baby.” They had to do the Blalock-Taussig Shunt to get oxygenated blood to my body before they even attempted to “fix” my heart. That surgery gave me the six months I needed to get to the next surgery, which gave me the 8 months I needed to get to my final surgery. My doctor actually had Dr. Blalock on the phone while doing my surgery. According to my mom, the movie is extremely accurate in how the surgery works and the experience for the parents.
"you know, Snape, but he's from the south"
best laugh I've ever had watching an SCB video
Mr. Weasley: How did it go.
Mr. Incredible: How fast do you think you were going?
These connections make me smile😁
"Duck in a Cup" in my hometown is called "Chuck A Duck" and when I was on my school swim team, it was used as an in-meet fundraiser, (like a raffle of sorts).
*NEW T-SHIRT: "DUCKS GO IN CUPS"*
Ben’s beard is getting pretty big and I like it #duckinacup
Same
He's looking like John kresinski
@@brother_grinch8231 josephi krakowski
It’s his yeard
flash 9o7, elite reference 😂
i love the ministry scene , first time HP feels like there is an actual world outside of our main characters adventures.
I always assumed that the lawnmower-deal was more of an idea of Ludo Bagman, trying to save his brother, just like it was his idea to bet on Harry and then trying to give Harry tips for the tournament
The function of a rubber duck?
"Your plastic pal that's fun to be with..."
"One is never alone with a rubber duck..."
Whoops. Wrong franchise.
Is it an underwater creature from out of this world? A bestest fwendy wend to all the boy’s and girls?
No? Oh yeah wrong fandom.
From Guardians of the Galaxy?
No wait, wrong movie.
My answer is: "A rubber duck ist bathing toy. Some people oder der zu o use little boats intead."
Your observations about flu powder have caused me to think way too much about how the flu network works. Wizarding homes often have enchantments to stop people apparating into their homes but if they're connected to the flu network then anyone can waltz right into your living room. Sure sales wizards must be an unwelcome intrusion to anyone sitting reading or wanking in their lounge.
Arthur says he used his contacts at the ministry to have the Dursley home connected to the flu network but Sirius was able to connect the fire of a random muggle house where he had broken in so it can't be that difficult.
The wizarding answer to a phone call is to stick your head in a fire meaning your head is transported miles away at while your body stays at home. Far more questions than answers.
On the subject of putting his head in the fire, why did Harry choose to contact Sirius this way when he could have just stepped into the Kitchen at Grimmauld Place? Could have made a more effective check for Sirius and would have been in a much better position to reach the ministry if he found the house empty. Answer, because Harry is an idiotic adolescent. x
They're used for Rubber Duck Programming, where when stuck on a programming problem you explain your code in terms that are as simple as possible to a rubber duck. In doing so you're more likely to understand where you made a mistake.
100% this
Or it's a case of not being a good employee, but still being a good man. That's how my boss describes me, and I do agree with it. When it comes to work, my competency is very limited to the register and I tend to be a bit dyslexic with numbers sometimes, not to mention being less sus of others and more likely to fall victim to potential scammers, but it's balanced by my willingness to come in because of last minute changes or simply filling for one of my coworkers, and I do that out of the goodness of my heart, rather than wanting more payment. Put simply, I'm not the hardest worker as far as tasks are concerned, but I am a good team player and a reliable employee.
SuperCarlinBros: Dude perfect WHO
Scott: ZACH KING WHO
I'd tell you the true function of a rubber duck but you couldn't handle the potentially catastrophic consequenches of knowing that information.
I sit in my room all day and hardly talk to anyone. I doubt there would be any consequenches if I knew the true function of a rubber duck.
Are you a follower of the teachings of James Veitch, on how to be a terrible roommate?
The purpose of a rubber duck:
Debugging, duh.
Ah a fellow coder Huh? Reading problems to the ducks
It's purpose is just to be a fun bath toy. Not everything in the muggle world is so complex Mr. Weasly.
He's also a priest that solves mysteries in 1950s England
Ha ha! Love that show. Me and my whole family.
He's made a very positive turn from the days when he was helping to kidnap Dalmatian puppies.
There is a wonderful theory that Aurther knows the answers to the questions he asks Harry but wants him to feel welcome and needed as more than "the savior" so asks these questions as icebreakers.
Thank you Ben and J for making my lunch breaks so much more pleasant during home office times ☺️
The rubber duck was invented for bathtub orientation. Imagine diving into your bathtub and losing a sense of where up and down is, everything is white around you from the tub itself and from the bubblebath you are using (always) so you are about to drown but then, out of the corner of your eyes you see a small yellow fleck, a shining beacon in a world full of mist, you swim towards it, your vision becomes blurred and you are about to faint but all of a sudden you feel air fill your lungs and a cool breeze hit your face. You are alive and safe and all thanks to your trusty rubber ducky.
#DuckInACup
OK the thing with the rubber duck is that almost every house had one. A wizard like arthur would want to know why.
Arthur has a passion for life that leads him down some precarious pathways, thankfully though he is ethically based and able to discern intent in himself and others. Is he perfect?
No...but he seems to take life's lessons to heart and appreciates deeply all he can.
Rubber Duck In A Cup.
A Thing.
A Very Big Little Thing.
#DuckDunkers
Day 4 of convincing super Carlin brothers to make umbrella academy theories