I mmean with his usual bits they're questioning everything he says "wait- wait. That's not what a french accent sounds like." "Are we in a restaurant?" "Yeah. Imagine being in a restaurant." "But we're not actually in a restaurant." "No, you have to *imagine* it."
@@DragonbIaze052 I sure hope he won't get jealous of Jacob's joke excecution. What if they become rivals? I don't think I'm ready for Jacob's low dog arc
The first time Jacob met Julia’s mom was famously when they had her on hand to make sure he did not die eating yogi while wearing like 100 shirts. I think that marriage is rock solid.
Counterpoint; I’m québécois and I *loved* that bit, though to be fair we’ve kinda got a “sibling rivalry” going on with the “France-French” so maybe that’s why.
It’s so good. 😂 it’s literally my husband doing his Mexican accent at his mother 😅 she never asked for this and if his aunt is over she gets him with the newspapers or whatever she is holding 😂
Jacob's "That's why when I commit murder, I make sure I'm also really horny" followed by Nathan's laugh was such a great moment of this video. As were all the rest of the moments. This was just a great video. 😂😂😂 Edit: Nathan's "If you're planning on doing crimes, try being gay first" was equally as hilarious. That whole conversation made me laugh so much.
As someone who was partially raised by a Portuguese-American woman, ("partially" bc divorce) I was so shocked and confused to hear "the devil is beating his wife" being used to refer to it raining when the sun is out. In my childhood, I always heard "the witches are getting married!" And ran outside to see if I could spot a rainbow. I accrual had no idea other cultures had different phrases for the phenomenon. Sidenote, I also thought that meant that all witches were lesbians for most of my childhood, and I was happy for them being able to get married even before it was legalized, lol
Apparently South Africans say “it’s a monkey’s wedding.” I’m not South African but I had a lot of South African friends as a kid and I picked it up, to the bemusement of people who hadn’t heard it
It's so spooky that multiple unrelated cultures independently decided it must have something to do with matrimony. We need to call Carl Jung on the Ouija board and ask him what he thinks it means.
Statistician here. You absolutely can randomly sample from a pool of size n=1. You're just reeeeeeealllly super likely to pick the one object in the pool
i think whether you've independently realized that "Clootie Dumpling" is an extremely silly name is a fair test for judging how thoroughly Scottish somebody is. If you've never considered the idea until someone else says it, then you're so Scottish that when you sneeze it sounds like bagpipes
@@Nehu_22 it’s very easy to get to know artists on for example discord! All of these friends were online friends i’ve known for a while :) There’s a lot of artists with the same mindset
I mean, if you MUST drink dirty water, dirty waterfalls are probably your best bet. Rule of thumb with natural water is that the faster it's flowing, the less able microbes are able to reproduce there and the less likely it is to make you sick. This is arguably a moot point when the water is visibly dirty, but if Dirty Water Dog MUST stick to dirty water chasing waterfalls actually makes some sense
Hello from Scotland! "Clootie" or "cloot" comes from the old Scots word for "cloth" which is what the dumpling is boiled in. Originally they would have used pillowcases because those would be more easily available. The dumpling itself is made from dried fruit, spices, oatmeal or breadcrumbs, flour, and beef suet. The dumpling also very often had coins, a six-pence (or "tanners") or silver charms hidden inside for a lucky person. The charms all had meanings and were said give insight into the diner’s future. Not sure I'd enjoy finding a coin by crunching down on it nowadays though!
My grandmother used to hide a coin in every birthday cake; she wrapped them in a tiny piece of waxed paper. It's much easier to deal with when you know to expect it.
@@emisformaker my mom did that too!! for birthday parties as kids she put a dime in each piece so each kid would get one, but one was a quarter or a loonie (canadian dollar) instead
@@Jr837_ Cumin, (KYOO-min): "Cumin has a slightly sweet, warming flavour with a nutty element, and these qualities mean it's often seen as a savoury alternative to cinnamon. It works particularly well with chilli flakes, as they bolster the natural spicy flavour and add a rich, earthier tone." - Google
I believe that’s legally required. Either that or it’s an innate biological drive. Source; my family is French and a lot of their partners aren’t. The bad French accent is just a thing that inevitably happens.
As a French person. This is unfortunately a requirement. My boyfriend is German, and he is constantly mimicking my accent in the worst way. Although it is kind of funny
Episode idea: Genre swap telephone! One person designs a character in a specific genre, they hand it off to the next person who does a genre swaped drawing of that character, then the next person draws it in another genre without seeing the first one. Sort of like the fursona telephone episode you did a little while ago.
knowing Karina’s opinion on bananas I feel like her mention of “interesting things going on in [Filipino] cuisine” might be referring to banana ketchup
Don't forget, ketchup is an Asian condiment and there were like a dozen different versions of it before the Columbian exchange. Even in the late 1800s, ketchup made out of tomato was still seen as kind of a novelty. It's why Heinz bottles specifically call it "tomato ketchup" instead of just ketchup.
Physicist here: Re "deviled foods" c30:50. In the culinary arts, "Deviled" and other references to the Devil (e.g. Deviled Eggs, Deviled Pork, Shrimp Diavolo, etc.) often refer to adding piquant (hot-spicy) ingredients to the dish. However, this is a European naming convention, so often describes foods that are not terribly spicy, but instead just have a hint of cayenne, horse radish, or even just black pepper. Also, this is not universally the case: "Devils on Horseback" do not traditionally have any piquant ingredients. PS: I have started commenting on a wider variety of topics outside of physics, and I imagine most people are not following the comments closely enough to get the "Physicist here" reference. I think I will start these comments with a new sign-on like "Useless information here!"
i was looking for this. my understanding of "deviled" foods was it meant "spiced" but the spice in question was basically always mustard, because it's like... an old european term and they didn't really have easily available pepper spice at the time
I don't know how Karina is always able to capture such specific emotions in her characters. I must study her ability. Also I very much need that Clootie Dumpling survival horror game.
Wait a minute... McGruff the Crime Dog has a plucky nephew named Scruff, introduced in the 80s or 90s. Is Scruff's dad Dirty Water Dog? Is Scruff always hanging around McGruff because his dad is doing a nickel in Sing-Sing?
I'm at 18:44 and I'm waiting for someone to say "clootie clootie clootie clootie, rockin' everywhere" Edit: Okay, so they didn't, but Karina "yes-and"-ing into an origin of the phrase "be gay, do crime" got me choke laughing. 😂
Karina saying you'd receive anime keychains from the clootie dumpling and then the 2wink merch in the bag of the final drawing killed me. She really did have enstar boys in her future lol
Despite being nonreligious I have a weird fascination with devil/Lucifer-related lore, so the Devil's wife is usually Lilith, the first woman, who refused to stay with Adam because she's a top (more because she didn't want to do what he said, but they definitely frame it as a "she didn't want to be the one on the bottom" thing). Eve was formed from Adam's rib after that, and Lilith apparently married the Devil. Edit: Devils on Horseback were named after Angels on Horseback, and originally were made with a LOT of cayenne. I have no idea why angels on horseback are called that
1:49 It took me a few seconds to remember that Todd-in-the-Hole, Sex in a Pan, and Stinking Bishop weren't the drawings they did when Deep Blue Ink was on the show.
damn i cant believe they didnt take the chanse to draw "flying jacob" (flygande jacob), a swedish dish that contains ingrediens like chicken, rice, peanuts and BANANAS
as a huge ensemble stars fan. the absolute WHIPLASH i got when it was mentioned basically ripped my spine out of my body. i live in complete fear of karina ripping me a new one for being feral about those idol boys. 2winkP clootie dumpling ABSOLUTELY took me out
29:16 Okay, so Julia, you are SO right. Lmao. I live in Alabama (born and raised and still live in the same town), and there's a sign close to my town that is just a white billboard with a picture of a pitchforked devil and the sign says "Go to church or the devil will get you." Like? Also, like y'all said, when it rains, but the Sun is shining, that's, apparently, called "The devil is beating his wife"? Like? HOW?! 30:51 Nathan, you're almost right. There is a thing called Angel Eggs, but it's literally just Deviled eggs, but some people/places (like churches) will call it "Angel Eggs" in order to avoid saying "devil". Lmao. I'm telling ya. The south is weird.
The best part about the two horses bit is that there actually is a type of trick riding called roman riding where you stand on a pair of horses. It is absolutely possible to ride two horses at the same time and people do it! It's very impressive though I will say it does make me question the sanity of whoever first thought it would be a good idea lol
Please draw each other into whichever post-apocalyptic scenarios (zombie, nuclear wasteland, Waterworld, etc.) that you think your cohosts would be most successful in!
The answer is none.... for all of them. The moment whichever apocalypse hit, their mind will flash that Red Queen "You're all going to die down here" scene. 😂
I sincerely hope Kabina is next because an exasperated and confused Nathan surrounded by “honhonhonhon” is coincidentally on my bucket list (how’d I not notice that before?)
Julia actually gave me a good idea for a potentially really fun roguelite type game… A curse horror survival game where you start the round with a random curse on you in a random house/building and you have a set period of time to prepare by reading what the curse does, how it affects you and what it’s weaknesses are… example, you get a poltergeist type curse in a large house… you have 10 minutes in game to prepare by collecting salt and any religious charms and family information like photo albums… etc. you move furniture and dangerous objects out of the room you choose to lock down, salt the window sills and doorway. Hide and start figuring out what the poltergeist wants when it arrives by a sort of “guess who” type of deal where you match features to a person in the album, and try to either survive until sunrise or solve the unfinished business for extra score. Each curse and phenomenon is different, maybe like ten different curses, a long list of specific strengths and weaknesses to choose from and randomly assign, etc. and you spawn in a randomized building with randomized inventory and items. It would play like a quick paced survival strategy game, where you try to decide whether to fight the curse, avoid it, maybe stealth around and hide from certain curses and maybe some just kill you over time and you have to solve it or die. As you play the locations get bigger and the curses get more complex as you unlock skills and gear you can carry into your next “Job” as a paranormal investigator. Idk… I think it could be a fun game, especially if it has multiplayer and you can team up and have one person distracting the ghost, cryptid or whatever and one person collecting evidence and supplies, or maybe you’re both cursed and you just split up to collect supplies faster and figure out the actual remedy/solution. I’m going to work on this idea and build it out some and see if anyone is interested in potentially making it…
My favourite wierd food name is the german tote Oma. It literally translates to dead grandma and although it's not really the actual name of that dish, I've never heard anyone use any other name for it, and now I can never remember what that shit is actually called.
In the UK, the widely available 'Garibaildi biscuits' (a sort of very flat-baked pastry with dried blackcurrants) are - in my experience - known by all as "squashed fly biscuits" (for the same reason as raisins on celery being 'ants on a log'). The packaging labels never calls them that, of course, and it's not the only name they're called, but somehow everyone just gets it
22:23 shoes have been done before, so hear me out: you wake up, moon in the window outlining his silhouette, you’re just barely able to make out him gently tugging at the corner of his mouth. “you should check under your tongue :)” he whispers before slowly floating away. (there’s a button in your mouth)
I love hearing them talk about riding two horses at the same time and not coming up with Roman Riding where you just stand one foot on each horse. It was so fun, I love these guys 😂
I feel like they missed a bit for the dirty water dogs. They could’ve had a rival group called the clean water cats who go and replace the dirty water that the hot dogs are soaking in so that the hot dogs don’t have that signature scent.
I take your clean water cats and raise you this: clean sand cats Like a clean water cat, except they're from the desert and more chaotic, dropping buckets of sand into your doggies and then taking dookies on them because it resembles a litter box now. Once they take the first dookie in the sand, they then stare directly into your eyes as they poop on the floor as they are now displeased that their sand is dirty (I'm really just describing my prissy little baby cat)
The fortune telling charms (except the wishbone) are familliar to me, my girlfriend is scottish gaidheal and they have a similar fortune telling game with a type of cheese/fruit dish that uses those same charms/meaning! We've played it a few times, its traditionally done for lá samhna (samhain, fall equinox) and it's pretty fun!
After a bit of googling I’ve found that “angels on horseback” were called as such because either the bacon or more likely the oyster shell edges curled when cooked, looking like angel wings. Not sure why they’re on horseback but perhaps because sometimes the wrapped meat is still served in the shell? But then it would be more like horses on angelback… regardless, not sure how this translated to devils, but you know the English language, it’s like that.
Also I looked it up and apparently in ye olden days these were served as an appetizer atop a piece of toast, and I guess toast was enough of a novelty at that point that people had not yet realized it doesn't particularly resemble a horse...
Karina, as your fellow pino-caucasian I have to say, your comments about food in this video were the most relatable a drawfee has ever been for me. And isn't halo halo just kind of the Midwestern fruit salad of the Philippines?
From a cursory look at the latter, it seems a bit different! There seems to be a lot of variety when I looked for recipes on Midwestern fruit salads, which leads me to believe it's a more general term (correct me if im wrong). Halo-halo is specifically Those Fruits and These Ingredients plus ice and milk with less variation. Some big-name food site tried to make an "homage" to halo-halo once which swapped out too many of the key ingredients with different sweets and food items and they got torn apart by folks from the Philippines.
Y'all need to come visit the Philippines more cause we also have fucked up fruit salads, and macaroni salads. - canned fruit cocktail + all purpose cream + condensed milk is literally a common thing here especially during the xmas season *Insert that one pic of a filipino fruit salad but someone used spaghetti noodles* It's part of our heritage (being colonized by white people)
I think Jacob doing a purposely horrible French accent is the most unexpected bit they've supported him doing in the intro
Also isn't Julia part French or something?
@PatLund yeah Julia is or something, that's correct!
is it French? i genuinely thought it was meant to be Italian and David was just clowning on Jacob
I mmean with his usual bits they're questioning everything he says "wait- wait. That's not what a french accent sounds like." "Are we in a restaurant?" "Yeah. Imagine being in a restaurant." "But we're not actually in a restaurant." "No, you have to *imagine* it."
What do you mean? That was a flawless accent.
Jacob willingly risked getting disowned by the Lepetit family for the bit, and while I salute his dedication, I'm also worried for his marriage.
Julia's dad does a bad French accent as a joke whenever he goes back to France, so I think Jacob's safe.
This is written like a hand written letter you'd get in the mail from your best friend
@@DragonbIaze052 I sure hope he won't get jealous of Jacob's joke excecution. What if they become rivals? I don't think I'm ready for Jacob's low dog arc
Nah I feel like he'd have to do something much much worse to lose Julia 😂
The first time Jacob met Julia’s mom was famously when they had her on hand to make sure he did not die eating yogi while wearing like 100 shirts.
I think that marriage is rock solid.
The response to "he looks like a little mayor" being "why? he doesn't look anything like Elmo" is so incredibly Drawfee and it really got me lol
And then the editor shows us Elmo, just in case we forgot what he looked like. They didn't even edit a mayor hat on him.
@@MrDarthTMust have been too busy editing out the sounds of Times Square
He's the boy mayor and he's here to give dogs the vote!
i can’t wait for that to make it into drawfee compilations lol
jacob attacking julia out the gate with the terrible french accent, happy to be here
how did i forget julia is french
"'Cloiche'? 'Suggest-ione'??" xD
Counterpoint; I’m québécois and I *loved* that bit, though to be fair we’ve kinda got a “sibling rivalry” going on with the “France-French” so maybe that’s why.
I also forgot Julia is French until I heard her quiet sounds of despair in the background at "pat-reeon discaaaard"
It’s so good. 😂 it’s literally my husband doing his Mexican accent at his mother 😅 she never asked for this and if his aunt is over she gets him with the newspapers or whatever she is holding 😂
Jacob's "That's why when I commit murder, I make sure I'm also really horny" followed by Nathan's laugh was such a great moment of this video. As were all the rest of the moments. This was just a great video. 😂😂😂
Edit: Nathan's "If you're planning on doing crimes, try being gay first" was equally as hilarious. That whole conversation made me laugh so much.
Yup, that's something I need clipped and made into an animation
I fully believe that Clootie Dumpling and Clothespin Boy would have some sort of frienemy situation going on.
I was thinking the same ajsjwjd
Every year Clootie Dumpling breaks into Clothespin Boys house to give him a button
Clothespin Boy is the one trying to slap Clootie Dumpling
I hate that logical spelling with the I. :(
i was thinking the same thing! i feel like they'd either be in cahoots or rivals, depending on the situation
"Who's the devil and who's the horse?"
Well, between Jacob and Julia the answer is obvious
Yep
PLS WISIKSAKJ
This question was answered long before it was asked when the world was introduced to the concept of the Jacob horse.
I was trying to come up with a witty Sarah Jessica Parker joke for 2 mins but I'm giving up.
THE DIVORCE???
The mental image of Nathan casually slapping a chicken at three times the speed of the earth's rotation is. A very good one.
That's why he's the big boss man
@@vivk2932 Shhhh! He might hear you and pull up his pants real high!
@@clockworkcrow8590 and probably drink your milkshake too while he's at it
that forced all the air right out of my lungs
Jacob fulfilling the wishes of a fan whilst simultaneously disrespecting them at the same time. Truly a man of the people.
Seeing clootie dumpling on a drawfee thumbnail gave me just as much cultural psychic damage as Jacob’s terrible French accent probably did to Julia.
> mhairi mccrindle
Name checks out
big same!!
As someone who was partially raised by a Portuguese-American woman, ("partially" bc divorce) I was so shocked and confused to hear "the devil is beating his wife" being used to refer to it raining when the sun is out. In my childhood, I always heard "the witches are getting married!" And ran outside to see if I could spot a rainbow. I accrual had no idea other cultures had different phrases for the phenomenon. Sidenote, I also thought that meant that all witches were lesbians for most of my childhood, and I was happy for them being able to get married even before it was legalized, lol
Apparently South Africans say “it’s a monkey’s wedding.” I’m not South African but I had a lot of South African friends as a kid and I picked it up, to the bemusement of people who hadn’t heard it
I never had a word for it, but I am 100% going to start saying "the witches are getting married" now!
I think in Japan it’s called a “fox wedding”
The rainbow is to celebrate the witches wedding
It's so spooky that multiple unrelated cultures independently decided it must have something to do with matrimony. We need to call Carl Jung on the Ouija board and ask him what he thinks it means.
Statistician here. You absolutely can randomly sample from a pool of size n=1. You're just reeeeeeealllly super likely to pick the one object in the pool
As a Scottish person i've never considered that Clootie Dumpling was a bizarre name but i guess it is if you're not Scottish.
Should have gone for cullen skink instead
I think it's a very cute name!
i think whether you've independently realized that "Clootie Dumpling" is an extremely silly name is a fair test for judging how thoroughly Scottish somebody is. If you've never considered the idea until someone else says it, then you're so Scottish that when you sneeze it sounds like bagpipes
Should we be concerned? You guys feeling okay over there?
@@Jabbersac The new No True Scotsman fallacy is entirely pastry-based shibboleths.
Jacob obliviously walking into Karina's fanfiction tag traps has become a new source of joy for me 🤣
Me and my friends accidentally found out we all watch drawfee on release every week, so we did a drawfee style art session. It was really fun!
I wish I had friends like that
@@Nehu_22 it’s very easy to get to know artists on for example discord! All of these friends were online friends i’ve known for a while :)
There’s a lot of artists with the same mindset
That's so wholesome, I love that for you ❤
@@Sillelilguy that's super cool!!
Living the dream!
Alternative title for this episode: David fighting for their life for forty minutes straight
I mean, if you MUST drink dirty water, dirty waterfalls are probably your best bet. Rule of thumb with natural water is that the faster it's flowing, the less able microbes are able to reproduce there and the less likely it is to make you sick. This is arguably a moot point when the water is visibly dirty, but if Dirty Water Dog MUST stick to dirty water chasing waterfalls actually makes some sense
I thought the line was, "don't go chasing waterfalls."?🎶🎶🎶 lol. Liked the response though.
Love it when it’s Julia’s turn to draw and there’s 20 minutes left of a 40 minute video
My favorite episodes are the ones where three of y'all toss around insanely unhinged ideas while Julia silently draws for what feels like an eternity
Hello from Scotland! "Clootie" or "cloot" comes from the old Scots word for "cloth" which is what the dumpling is boiled in. Originally they would have used pillowcases because those would be more easily available. The dumpling itself is made from dried fruit, spices, oatmeal or breadcrumbs, flour, and beef suet. The dumpling also very often had coins, a six-pence (or "tanners") or silver charms hidden inside for a lucky person. The charms all had meanings and were said give insight into the diner’s future. Not sure I'd enjoy finding a coin by crunching down on it nowadays though!
My grandmother used to hide a coin in every birthday cake; she wrapped them in a tiny piece of waxed paper. It's much easier to deal with when you know to expect it.
The stars for see a visit to the dentist in your future
that shit sounds tasty af
@@emisformaker my mom did that too!! for birthday parties as kids she put a dime in each piece so each kid would get one, but one was a quarter or a loonie (canadian dollar) instead
@@thlayliroo I am both from Canada, and old enough to remember when loonies were new. Those were the days!
Dirty water dogs are in seasoned water, not just old water. The water typically contains vinegar, red pepper flakes, cumin, and nutmeg.
@@Jr837_ Cumin, (KYOO-min): "Cumin has a slightly sweet, warming flavour with a nutty element, and these qualities mean it's often seen as a savoury alternative to cinnamon. It works particularly well with chilli flakes, as they bolster the natural spicy flavour and add a rich, earthier tone." - Google
nut meg????
@@Jr837_are you surprised about cumin being there, or are you confused as to what cumin is?
@@ClovesnSpice... i dont think that whats hes talking about, i think he was talking he didn't know they were made like that
@@itsrynbby the comment I originally replied to has since been deleted. If you'll notice the other comment you referred to is from a different @
Imagine talking this way in front of your French wife. :D
Julia must be so proud
When you love your spouse, you tolerate, or even enjoy their antics.
I believe that’s legally required. Either that or it’s an innate biological drive. Source; my family is French and a lot of their partners aren’t. The bad French accent is just a thing that inevitably happens.
Totally forgot she's French. This just made his bit 10x funnier
As a French person. This is unfortunately a requirement. My boyfriend is German, and he is constantly mimicking my accent in the worst way. Although it is kind of funny
I am fascinated by the editor's choice to pick a photo they'd have to censor to represent "Horseplay"
Jacob Horse × Mister Hands.
I will not elaborate
Looks like it's just a dude in a fursuit.
it's a variant of petplay lmao
It may have been an "after edit" edit, in which you didn't realize there was a problem with it until RUclips flagged it during upload or something.
@@leaguesmanoframsgate oh now why've you gone and said that. i hope u get the falling feeling once next time you need to sleep
Been a while since Julia's gotten to draw a freaky lil guy with at least 1 additional eye in an odd place, love a drawfee classic
I can never actually hear the NYC sirens in these episodes but I'm glad they comment on them anyway, the comedic timing is always great 😂
Except when the Chaste Police came for Karina. Could hear those sirens loud and clear! 😂
I hope you all enjoyed your meal concept. The art was lovely.
Alternate title: Jacob being French for 1 minute and 20 seconds. That's it. The whole video
What do you mean? Jacob was watching the food, obviously
Or was the French chef Borat all along?
I never thought I’d see clootie dumplings on a Drawfee episode but there you go
when chef drauphie opened the kloysch i clapped
The little chuckle Karina does at 3:30 before she asks if this character is the alpha of the dirty water dogs... she was proud of that one 😂
Episode idea: Genre swap telephone!
One person designs a character in a specific genre, they hand it off to the next person who does a genre swaped drawing of that character, then the next person draws it in another genre without seeing the first one. Sort of like the fursona telephone episode you did a little while ago.
Love this
Love this idea
I read that as gender swap telephone, and yours makes more sense xD
and it needs to go back to the original genre at the end ofc
Boosting
knowing Karina’s opinion on bananas I feel like her mention of “interesting things going on in [Filipino] cuisine” might be referring to banana ketchup
Wait, is that Ketchup made of bananas or bananas with ketchup?
@@Nehu_22 the former
Banana what now?!
Don't forget, ketchup is an Asian condiment and there were like a dozen different versions of it before the Columbian exchange. Even in the late 1800s, ketchup made out of tomato was still seen as kind of a novelty. It's why Heinz bottles specifically call it "tomato ketchup" instead of just ketchup.
@@DragonbIaze052Today I learned
Dirty Water Dog needs his own spin off series from the McGruff cartoon. He's the anti-hero every orphanage needs.
Do you think he knows the Chips dog?
Scrolled comments looking for acknowledgment of Dirty Water Dog.
Karina's little "number ooonee..." in the inflection of number fifteen burger king foot lettuce is my personal highlight of the day
IDK why people would use AI art, when they can just get Drawfee to make the best prompts
Physicist here: Re "deviled foods" c30:50.
In the culinary arts, "Deviled" and other references to the Devil (e.g. Deviled Eggs, Deviled Pork, Shrimp Diavolo, etc.) often refer to adding piquant (hot-spicy) ingredients to the dish. However, this is a European naming convention, so often describes foods that are not terribly spicy, but instead just have a hint of cayenne, horse radish, or even just black pepper. Also, this is not universally the case: "Devils on Horseback" do not traditionally have any piquant ingredients.
PS: I have started commenting on a wider variety of topics outside of physics, and I imagine most people are not following the comments closely enough to get the "Physicist here" reference. I think I will start these comments with a new sign-on like "Useless information here!"
please keep commenting with "physicist here" it's very charming
i was looking for this. my understanding of "deviled" foods was it meant "spiced" but the spice in question was basically always mustard, because it's like... an old european term and they didn't really have easily available pepper spice at the time
I don't know how Karina is always able to capture such specific emotions in her characters. I must study her ability. Also I very much need that Clootie Dumpling survival horror game.
Wait a minute... McGruff the Crime Dog has a plucky nephew named Scruff, introduced in the 80s or 90s. Is Scruff's dad Dirty Water Dog? Is Scruff always hanging around McGruff because his dad is doing a nickel in Sing-Sing?
I'm ready to enjoy these meal concepts!
Loving these meal concepts, send our compliments to the Chez!
I'm at 18:44 and I'm waiting for someone to say "clootie clootie clootie clootie, rockin' everywhere"
Edit: Okay, so they didn't, but Karina "yes-and"-ing into an origin of the phrase "be gay, do crime" got me choke laughing. 😂
Devils on Horseback sounds like a really good Western novel or movie that focuses on the outlaws.
Man it really does. Or a badass campaign name for Deadlands or the like. I might have to write that actually...
Hear me out: Western with demons.
Karina saying you'd receive anime keychains from the clootie dumpling and then the 2wink merch in the bag of the final drawing killed me. She really did have enstar boys in her future lol
Despite being nonreligious I have a weird fascination with devil/Lucifer-related lore, so the Devil's wife is usually Lilith, the first woman, who refused to stay with Adam because she's a top (more because she didn't want to do what he said, but they definitely frame it as a "she didn't want to be the one on the bottom" thing). Eve was formed from Adam's rib after that, and Lilith apparently married the Devil.
Edit: Devils on Horseback were named after Angels on Horseback, and originally were made with a LOT of cayenne. I have no idea why angels on horseback are called that
I love that David had to blur most of the reference pics this episode 😂 Thank you for the warning, I love myself enough not to look them up.
Drawfee: casually talking about horse centipede
Me, furiously: horse centar-pede, it's right there, come on, just say horse centar-pede
oh man I really hope this Chef Drawfee guy will be a recurring cast member
I absolutely need Clootie Dumpling to be a reoccuring character. He's the perfect mix of absurdist humor and actual creepypasta.
Next week on Drawfee: Biblically accurate oysters!
Finally, a meal concept episode to enjoy!
it puts you in mind of clootie
1:49 It took me a few seconds to remember that Todd-in-the-Hole, Sex in a Pan, and Stinking Bishop weren't the drawings they did when Deep Blue Ink was on the show.
30:08
devil is fruit and the angel is oyster - this is Good Omens all over again!
the theological implications of Devils on Horseback are fascinating. great ep
jakobs fake French accent was tres magnifique
Or, as Jacob might say, "trooayee magganifeequa"
listening to Jacob's french accent and its affect on Julia has finally helped me understand what psychic damage sounds like
I swear Clootie Dumpling's eyes moved while Karina was working on another part of his art
35:24 @StudsonStudio horse centipede has blessed another channel with its infinite horseshoes
damn i cant believe they didnt take the chanse to draw "flying jacob" (flygande jacob), a swedish dish that contains ingrediens like chicken, rice, peanuts and BANANAS
I remember eating this deranged banger as a kid
Someone needs to take away Sweden’s banana import contracts, for its own safety.
@@thebadpoet what no! how will we now consume banana on pizza :( /j
@@zol.vind.vattenyou WHAT??
Chef!Jacob's tiny mustache made me laugh so hard when it came around again at the end. Absolutely prime.
as a huge ensemble stars fan. the absolute WHIPLASH i got when it was mentioned basically ripped my spine out of my body. i live in complete fear of karina ripping me a new one for being feral about those idol boys.
2winkP clootie dumpling ABSOLUTELY took me out
Can't wait to see Deep Blue Ink's version of Clootie Dumpling!
"Clootie slap" does not sound nearly as wholesome as you guys meant it.
DAVID you've absolutely knocked it out of the park with this one, absolutely *incredible* work!
Jacob's chef voice sounds like if Christopher Walkin tried to do a French accent
29:16 Okay, so Julia, you are SO right. Lmao. I live in Alabama (born and raised and still live in the same town), and there's a sign close to my town that is just a white billboard with a picture of a pitchforked devil and the sign says "Go to church or the devil will get you." Like?
Also, like y'all said, when it rains, but the Sun is shining, that's, apparently, called "The devil is beating his wife"? Like? HOW?!
30:51 Nathan, you're almost right. There is a thing called Angel Eggs, but it's literally just Deviled eggs, but some people/places (like churches) will call it "Angel Eggs" in order to avoid saying "devil". Lmao. I'm telling ya. The south is weird.
The best part about the two horses bit is that there actually is a type of trick riding called roman riding where you stand on a pair of horses. It is absolutely possible to ride two horses at the same time and people do it! It's very impressive though I will say it does make me question the sanity of whoever first thought it would be a good idea lol
I was thinking of that as well. Couldn't remember the name for it though.
23:45 That slapping spaghetti game is surprisingly good! You get into it so fast
My Scottish wife was so excited when the clootie dumpling made an appearance. SCOTLAND MENTIONED 🏴
41:21 Karina: "Thanks David for always editing out the sounds at Time Square" **Time Square sounds start playing in the background right after**
Since people already did Almo's Thunder Baseball and Educational Duck Armageddon if there isn't a Clootie Dumpling game in the works I'll be shocked
Wait they did what?!
Please draw each other into whichever post-apocalyptic scenarios (zombie, nuclear wasteland, Waterworld, etc.) that you think your cohosts would be most successful in!
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The answer is none.... for all of them. The moment whichever apocalypse hit, their mind will flash that Red Queen "You're all going to die down here" scene. 😂
Julia channeling her inner Jennifer Coolidge from Legally Blonde: “Makes me want a hot dog real bad.”
It started with Julia and now Jacob?!? Everyone on this show will be French soon...
The channel is gonna be named Dessfé (Dessin + café) then
I sincerely hope Kabina is next because an exasperated and confused Nathan surrounded by “honhonhonhon” is coincidentally on my bucket list (how’d I not notice that before?)
NOOOO
Jacob married Julia and has become infected... apparently French is contagious
Love how involved David is 😂
Julia actually gave me a good idea for a potentially really fun roguelite type game…
A curse horror survival game where you start the round with a random curse on you in a random house/building and you have a set period of time to prepare by reading what the curse does, how it affects you and what it’s weaknesses are… example, you get a poltergeist type curse in a large house… you have 10 minutes in game to prepare by collecting salt and any religious charms and family information like photo albums… etc. you move furniture and dangerous objects out of the room you choose to lock down, salt the window sills and doorway. Hide and start figuring out what the poltergeist wants when it arrives by a sort of “guess who” type of deal where you match features to a person in the album, and try to either survive until sunrise or solve the unfinished business for extra score.
Each curse and phenomenon is different, maybe like ten different curses, a long list of specific strengths and weaknesses to choose from and randomly assign, etc. and you spawn in a randomized building with randomized inventory and items.
It would play like a quick paced survival strategy game, where you try to decide whether to fight the curse, avoid it, maybe stealth around and hide from certain curses and maybe some just kill you over time and you have to solve it or die. As you play the locations get bigger and the curses get more complex as you unlock skills and gear you can carry into your next “Job” as a paranormal investigator.
Idk… I think it could be a fun game, especially if it has multiplayer and you can team up and have one person distracting the ghost, cryptid or whatever and one person collecting evidence and supplies, or maybe you’re both cursed and you just split up to collect supplies faster and figure out the actual remedy/solution.
I’m going to work on this idea and build it out some and see if anyone is interested in potentially making it…
As a Scottish person who genuinely still makes a Clootie Dumpling at least once a year, I respect you all for making the nasty choices!
I'm obsessed with the way Karina rendered the dumpling baby
Imagining Julia’s ancestors trying to jump out of her and strangle Jacob
Clootie Dumpling is probably the most "just a lil' guy" out of all the just a lil' guys I've ever seen.
My favourite wierd food name is the german tote Oma. It literally translates to dead grandma and although it's not really the actual name of that dish, I've never heard anyone use any other name for it, and now I can never remember what that shit is actually called.
In the UK, the widely available 'Garibaildi biscuits' (a sort of very flat-baked pastry with dried blackcurrants) are - in my experience - known by all as "squashed fly biscuits" (for the same reason as raisins on celery being 'ants on a log'). The packaging labels never calls them that, of course, and it's not the only name they're called, but somehow everyone just gets it
god i'm obsessed with the dumpling boy. his menacing energy is enchanting
"We all slap the clootie." - Drawfee 2024.
This is one of the most drawfee episodes of drawfee I've seen in quite awhile.
I wanna hear more of ambiguously foreign Jacob
I love the render of times² at the end 😂 great work, Julia
Karina's render was really good! So dynamic and I don't know how she did that sparkle effect along the bottom.
22:23 shoes have been done before, so hear me out:
you wake up, moon in the window outlining his silhouette, you’re just barely able to make out him gently tugging at the corner of his mouth.
“you should check under your tongue :)” he whispers before slowly floating away.
(there’s a button in your mouth)
I love hearing them talk about riding two horses at the same time and not coming up with Roman Riding where you just stand one foot on each horse. It was so fun, I love these guys 😂
That's what I was picturing. I dunno wtf they were thinking. Lol
"Clootie Slap" made me laugh out loud at work. Thanks...😅
I can't stop saying Dirty Water Dog to the tone of the old Baby Bottle Pop commercials
all dogs go to heaven-
except mcgruff and the paw patrol dog
I feel like they missed a bit for the dirty water dogs. They could’ve had a rival group called the clean water cats who go and replace the dirty water that the hot dogs are soaking in so that the hot dogs don’t have that signature scent.
I take your clean water cats and raise you this: clean sand cats
Like a clean water cat, except they're from the desert and more chaotic, dropping buckets of sand into your doggies and then taking dookies on them because it resembles a litter box now. Once they take the first dookie in the sand, they then stare directly into your eyes as they poop on the floor as they are now displeased that their sand is dirty
(I'm really just describing my prissy little baby cat)
You are a genius.
Where I grew up in the UK, people called called sausage, scallops, or oysters wrapped in bacon angles on horseback.
The fortune telling charms (except the wishbone) are familliar to me, my girlfriend is scottish gaidheal and they have a similar fortune telling game with a type of cheese/fruit dish that uses those same charms/meaning! We've played it a few times, its traditionally done for lá samhna (samhain, fall equinox) and it's pretty fun!
This is probably what Akira toriyama was thinking when he named every dragon ball character
I really wish that intro will someday reach Julia's father...
After a bit of googling I’ve found that “angels on horseback” were called as such because either the bacon or more likely the oyster shell edges curled when cooked, looking like angel wings. Not sure why they’re on horseback but perhaps because sometimes the wrapped meat is still served in the shell? But then it would be more like horses on angelback… regardless, not sure how this translated to devils, but you know the English language, it’s like that.
Never heard them called "devils on horseback" but those things are legit the real deal, S-tier classic cocktail party toothpick snacks
Also I looked it up and apparently in ye olden days these were served as an appetizer atop a piece of toast, and I guess toast was enough of a novelty at that point that people had not yet realized it doesn't particularly resemble a horse...
As a Scottish person, I have never heard of a “Clootie Dumpling”
Karina, as your fellow pino-caucasian I have to say, your comments about food in this video were the most relatable a drawfee has ever been for me. And isn't halo halo just kind of the Midwestern fruit salad of the Philippines?
From a cursory look at the latter, it seems a bit different! There seems to be a lot of variety when I looked for recipes on Midwestern fruit salads, which leads me to believe it's a more general term (correct me if im wrong). Halo-halo is specifically Those Fruits and These Ingredients plus ice and milk with less variation.
Some big-name food site tried to make an "homage" to halo-halo once which swapped out too many of the key ingredients with different sweets and food items and they got torn apart by folks from the Philippines.
Y'all need to come visit the Philippines more cause we also have fucked up fruit salads, and macaroni salads.
- canned fruit cocktail + all purpose cream + condensed milk is literally a common thing here especially during the xmas season
*Insert that one pic of a filipino fruit salad but someone used spaghetti noodles*
It's part of our heritage (being colonized by white people)
@@juriepica1174Spanish are Caucasians?
@@jenjenhocho3188they were colonized by the US, as well.
@@subject1754 what? The philipines were colonized but spain wasn't. Spain is just european because it's in europe.
I'm amazed that not a single _Dirty Paws_ joke was make during the Dirty Water Dogs drawing.
Jacob better be careful next family visit cause the Leptit's may get em
Edit: misspelled
Lepetit*
Julia's dad does the bad French accent joke when he visits his family in France, so I think Jacob's safe.
One of the dumpling brands you can get in Scotland is called Clootie McToot and I just wanna share that knowledge with everyone.