twinkskc "Hold on Hold on Hold on!!!! HOLD ON! We got (enter name here) on the line who's got (enter inane story) that's going bring the show to a cold, dead halt"
9:19 is the reason Transformers took off. They were one of the first action figure toys you could actually do something with. God the show is so much relaxed and funnier without Opie. Sam & Travis could have easily replaced him and done a better job
Everyone seems to hate Sam like they do Opie now, but I actually like his straight-man style. There's no greggshells either. He's not really that funny but he's also not really supposed to be.
It’s crazy huh. I sent it to my friend because it blew my mind. I can’t remember what episode or clip but there’s another one where opie says “we gotta cash in fast before Anthony gets attacked in Manhattan and either kills someone or tweets away his career and ruins everything” from like 2011/12. Literally everyone saw it coming.
TV commercials were originally supposed to be about advertising based on information about the product. That has changed, though. Now commercials are about marketing an "experience" as in "buy this hat and you can _feel_ like this". Which is a lie, of course. But it works, especially on women. Our economy is going to explode. It's built on crap.
>I have 20 $1000 bills in mint condition. >Rick From Pawn Stars: Best I can do is $5 for all of them, I have a lot of overhead, I have to pay someone to put it into the system (even though I am already paying them hourly, and this purchase won't affect the amount I have to pay my employees), and then the time it will take to sell (which doesn't have anything to do with the Customer so it shouldn't affect the amount they get, since you own a fucking STORE).
As much as I enjoy Nopie, I think Ant and Jimmy were funnier when the teacher was in class. The creativity flows better when you try to counter the captain who is steering the ship on to the rocks all the time. Just a theory :)
That Lincoln movie was a crock of shit, I can't believe Jimmy takes it at face value. The real Lincoln wrote in his own diaries that if there was any way to win the war without abolishing slavery he would do it. Slavery wasn't even discussed in the early stages of the civil war, which you'd expect it to have been if it was the primary cause. Movies like Lincoln are just revisionist history on celluloid, it's writers today projecting their own values back through history. There is no evidence anywhere that Abraham Lincoln was this conscientious man who was motivated by some deep, moral objection to slavery.
Why, because he doesn't just parrot what he was taught in school? The civil war was not about slavery. Do some research. Anthony was actually right when he said the abolition of slavery was something done to hurt the south. That's literally what all the evidence points to.
Ha ha, "do some research". You know you're onto a winning argument when the only retort is GOOGLE IT! "Literally all evidence!" What an embarrassing thing for an adult to write. Here, I'll actually provide you with the "research". And you don't even have to make an argument that it was about slavery, because the Confederate states declared it in their own words within the Declaration of Causes of Seceding States. www.battlefields.org/learn/primary-sources/declaration-causes-seceding-states Preserving slavery was a top priority for them. It was mentioned in every states' declaration, and they made sure to cement its preservation right in their constitution. Imagine putting slavery in the bill of rights up there with free speech and right to trial. That's how shit the Confederacy was. There wasn't a single admirable thing about it. It's amazing how many racist apologists try to make the argument "It wasn't about slavery it was about the South's economy!" Well yeah, because the South's entire economy was built on......... (bonus shit points for the Confederacy being all about the classic "states' rights" bullshit, then whining in the Declaration of Clauses how all the free states wouldn't return runaway slaves, because only THEIR wishes should extend beyond state lines. Only the shittiest of people would cheer for those assholes)
@Magnus Fullauto Comparing the 19th century Democratic party to he 21st century is a common mistake by those ignorant of the party realignments over a roughly 100 year timespan. The Republican party was centered in the industrial North, and belived in strong federal powers (i.e. the Union). The Democratic party at the time was heavily based in the Antebellum South and used the argument of "reserved powers" as a justification for slavery (not too dissimilar to how Republicans use the same state's rights argument for most disagreements with Federal authority). As someone else arleady posted, this was obviously untrue, as slavery was the de facto reason listed for their treason in the majority of the Southern state's declarations for secession. As should be obvious, the Democratic party today is based heavily out of urban centers, and often looks for solutions through federal actions. The GOP party is strongest in rural counties, and Southern states. The latter are also far more likely to use the reserved powers argument to protest civil rights' actions (i.e. affirmative action, equal pay discrimination, "pro-choice", same-sex marriage, etc.) If you actually want to learn more about the party realignment's and why it's inaccurate to even compare them to their historical counterparts, then I'd recommend you at least start reading up on Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal coalition and Richard Nixon's "Southern Strategy": books.google.com/books?id=oKMeBgAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false www.rooseveltinstitute.org/new-roosevelt/african-americans-and-new-deal-look-back-history history.house.gov/Exhibitions-and-Publications/BAIC/Historical-Essays/Keeping-the-Faith/Party-Realignment--New-Deal/ www.britannica.com/topic/Democratic-Party www.americamagazine.org/content/unconventional-wisdom/how-red-and-blue-map-evolved-over-past-century
@@E101ification No because he's uninformed. Slavery was the main issue of the war. Whether or not Emancipation was done as a calculated tactic to further deplete the South, or a moral imperative (or, you know, both, since things tend to happen for more than one direct reason), the fact remains that the issue of slavery is what made the Confederacy secede, and it's specifically mentioned in their constitution.
No Opie....Tons of laughs. No phone calls...Everyone in a good mood....Ant n Jimmy not being interrupted
BUT THE SHIP, THE SHIP NEEDS STEERING
HOLD ON HOLD ON HOLD ON!
Leave it alone
"everyone in a good mood". That's a great point. You're right, the room is totally chill.
It’s so apparent, too. Everybody on staff was able to chime in with Ant without any reservations. No way would this show exist if Opie was in.
nopie shows are best shows
Me too, without Opie we wouldn't have ever had Anthony.
Nopie shows hit different
Then you & the other 4 people can sub to Compound Media & enjoy. Ant blows without opie.
love when i find a nopie clip
i made a playlist of the full ones (39 videos) on my channel btw, for those looking
twinkskc "Hold on Hold on Hold on!!!! HOLD ON! We got (enter name here) on the line who's got (enter inane story) that's going bring the show to a cold, dead halt"
@@daxmiller35
twinkskc thanks, you're doing the work of god
Shameless plug...is this Rich Voss? Lol
Nothing like stumbling into a nopie clip
Now I think of Erock every time I pass a toy train in a store.
H Gibson Erock is forever
'it's hot, tub'
goddam jimmy is creative and quick
+frarfarf Holy crap that took me a minute or two to get, but now i'm laughing out loud
“Chew chew”😂😂
That Bobby Baccala scene. ;_;
"Oh yuck"!! "Sam's playing Asian driver again".. 😂😂😂 Jimmy killing me here.
21:35 Godamn Jimmy was quick haha
9:19 is the reason Transformers took off. They were one of the first action figure toys you could actually do something with.
God the show is so much relaxed and funnier without Opie. Sam & Travis could have easily replaced him and done a better job
See, I never even notice when he isn't there, unless I see someone mention it. That is how much I care about that hack.
Intern David would've done a better job than 'The Destroyer'...
They have, and they do
Everyone seems to hate Sam like they do Opie now, but I actually like his straight-man style. There's no greggshells either. He's not really that funny but he's also not really supposed to be.
I think the Opster knew the show was better without him and it ate him up inside so he became self-destructive and killed the show.
39:19 Anthony would learn this lesson the hard way years later.
24:57 "imagine yourself shrinking" he does
22 minutes in and not a mention from Erock
POOR TINES FAMILY!!! 🤣🤣
Wait wait wait...hold on hold on
I always played Twisted Metal with my Hot Wheels cars.
ME TOO! I'd paint mine to match the characters in the game. My favorite was twisted metal 2
I liked match box more because they were realistic models so when you hit them with a hammer it really looked like a tragic accident.
36:20 I love how well Anthony adopted the chip persona. Truly is one of the worst joke attempts I’ve ever heard. Take us to break chippy d
Surprised no one commented on Anthony and his discussion about taking pics of people in lower Manhattan
It’s crazy huh. I sent it to my friend because it blew my mind. I can’t remember what episode or clip but there’s another one where opie says “we gotta cash in fast before Anthony gets attacked in Manhattan and either kills someone or tweets away his career and ruins everything” from like 2011/12. Literally everyone saw it coming.
22:02 a surprise Don West appearance!
TV commercials were originally supposed to be about advertising based on information about the product.
That has changed, though. Now commercials are about marketing an "experience" as in "buy this hat and you can _feel_ like this". Which is a lie, of course. But it works, especially on women. Our economy is going to explode. It's built on crap.
In an alternate universe rhis show was the norm.
In 2020 thought I would re-live the good ol days...then Sam spoke.....click
What movie are they watching at 28:00?
ciscornBIG Runaway (1984)
They're watching Bobby Bacala's death scene from the Sopranos.
22:46 best
Owning a train set is only okay if you're a five-year-old or if the year is 1935
Owning trains is more adult then video games. It’s a mans hobby not a kids!
1:36 ALRIGHT
Funny Video👼🏻👼🏻👼🏻
>I have 20 $1000 bills in mint condition.
>Rick From Pawn Stars: Best I can do is $5 for all of them, I have a lot of overhead, I have to pay someone to put it into the system (even though I am already paying them hourly, and this purchase won't affect the amount I have to pay my employees), and then the time it will take to sell (which doesn't have anything to do with the Customer so it shouldn't affect the amount they get, since you own a fucking STORE).
Stop typing like a fuckíng retarď
As much as I enjoy Nopie, I think Ant and Jimmy were funnier when the teacher was in class. The creativity flows better when you try to counter the captain who is steering the ship on to the rocks all the time. Just a theory :)
No
I enjoy the more chilled out vibe here. It feels less produced morning zoo and more natural, like a window into a group of friends chatting.
I like the theory but the autists here can't think past hate for Opie.
WROOOONG
Oh e rock
Lol wrestling is not the same as TV shows or movies. If anything wrestling is like a terrible TV show with the worst acting and fights.
Like a Segal movie.
12:28
That Lincoln movie was a crock of shit, I can't believe Jimmy takes it at face value.
The real Lincoln wrote in his own diaries that if there was any way to win the war without abolishing slavery he would do it. Slavery wasn't even discussed in the early stages of the civil war, which you'd expect it to have been if it was the primary cause. Movies like Lincoln are just revisionist history on celluloid, it's writers today projecting their own values back through history. There is no evidence anywhere that Abraham Lincoln was this conscientious man who was motivated by some deep, moral objection to slavery.
Really love to hear the HS drop out explain what the Civil War was really about it. Surprising how his interpretation fits his racist ideology.
Anthony talking about the civil war is always cringe worthy.
Why, because he doesn't just parrot what he was taught in school?
The civil war was not about slavery. Do some research. Anthony was actually right when he said the abolition of slavery was something done to hurt the south. That's literally what all the evidence points to.
Ha ha, "do some research". You know you're onto a winning argument when the only retort is GOOGLE IT!
"Literally all evidence!" What an embarrassing thing for an adult to write. Here, I'll actually provide you with the "research". And you don't even have to make an argument that it was about slavery, because the Confederate states declared it in their own words within the Declaration of Causes of Seceding States.
www.battlefields.org/learn/primary-sources/declaration-causes-seceding-states
Preserving slavery was a top priority for them. It was mentioned in every states' declaration, and they made sure to cement its preservation right in their constitution. Imagine putting slavery in the bill of rights up there with free speech and right to trial. That's how shit the Confederacy was. There wasn't a single admirable thing about it.
It's amazing how many racist apologists try to make the argument "It wasn't about slavery it was about the South's economy!" Well yeah, because the South's entire economy was built on.........
(bonus shit points for the Confederacy being all about the classic "states' rights" bullshit, then whining in the Declaration of Clauses how all the free states wouldn't return runaway slaves, because only THEIR wishes should extend beyond state lines. Only the shittiest of people would cheer for those assholes)
@Magnus Fullauto Comparing the 19th century Democratic party to he 21st century is a common mistake by those ignorant of the party realignments over a roughly 100 year timespan. The Republican party was centered in the industrial North, and belived in strong federal powers (i.e. the Union). The Democratic party at the time was heavily based in the Antebellum South and used the argument of "reserved powers" as a justification for slavery (not too dissimilar to how Republicans use the same state's rights argument for most disagreements with Federal authority). As someone else arleady posted, this was obviously untrue, as slavery was the de facto reason listed for their treason in the majority of the Southern state's declarations for secession.
As should be obvious, the Democratic party today is based heavily out of urban centers, and often looks for solutions through federal actions. The GOP party is strongest in rural counties, and Southern states. The latter are also far more likely to use the reserved powers argument to protest civil rights' actions (i.e. affirmative action, equal pay discrimination, "pro-choice", same-sex marriage, etc.)
If you actually want to learn more about the party realignment's and why it's inaccurate to even compare them to their historical counterparts, then I'd recommend you at least start reading up on Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal coalition and Richard Nixon's "Southern Strategy":
books.google.com/books?id=oKMeBgAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false
www.rooseveltinstitute.org/new-roosevelt/african-americans-and-new-deal-look-back-history
history.house.gov/Exhibitions-and-Publications/BAIC/Historical-Essays/Keeping-the-Faith/Party-Realignment--New-Deal/
www.britannica.com/topic/Democratic-Party
www.americamagazine.org/content/unconventional-wisdom/how-red-and-blue-map-evolved-over-past-century
@@dorpth So are you still a virgin at 30? 🤣
@@E101ification No because he's uninformed. Slavery was the main issue of the war. Whether or not Emancipation was done as a calculated tactic to further deplete the South, or a moral imperative (or, you know, both, since things tend to happen for more than one direct reason), the fact remains that the issue of slavery is what made the Confederacy secede, and it's specifically mentioned in their constitution.
39th!!!!!