As Simon is so fond of scripts and voicing them ... I would gladly pay good money to see him lip sync the " I am the globglogabgalab " song. ... ' would be hilarious ! ! (great 'B roll ' footage) lol
I feel like this is one of your few channels where you can actually be simon instead of having to be a professional presenter. Well aside from youtube being scared about cursing and such.
I love how Simon will constantly talk about how he knows nothing about Star Wars and never will. Seems to know an awful lot about Twilight, though.... I see you, I see you
Fact about leeches: Don't pull them off. It agitates them and can cause them to regurgitate the blood back into you (if they had a different meal before hand, they could give you an infection or some diseases). Instead, use your finger nail (or a credit card) to scrape them off at their mouths. Then quickly cover or bandage the wound.
I always preferred the salt method agitates them but they usually let go immediately and fall off writhing. I always wonder if it's effective (the writhing).
Simon in a rotten mood, losing his shit over life's little inconveniences, is honestly the funniest video he's done in ages! AND THIS CUP IS COMPLETELY EMPTY! Had me falling over laughing. Sorry you're having a bad day, Simon, and sorry for laughing at your struggles but at least it made for a very entertaining video and you cheered me up from my doldrums.
When Simon was describing the Petard's assistant being the biggest target on the battlefield as he approached the gate, all I could think of was Aragorn screaming "BRING HIM DOWN LEGOLAS! BRING HIM DOWN!!!"
@@brainblaze6526 I thought you hated Lord of the Rings? That scene was from the second movie during the Battle of Helm's Deep and you said you only watched the first one?😆
In the urine of mammals most ammonia (NH3) is converted to urea (NH2OH2N) before being let out as its much more soluble and less toxic (among other reasons). It still has the ability to act as a base (increase pH, form salts with acids) like ammonia does, and of course it can be converted back to 2 x NH3-molecules. I think it's the effect on pH that was valuable for dyeing back in the day.
In Georgian time, "leech houses" were built to store the leeches prior to medical use. Only one remains, the Bedale Leech House in North Yorkshire. It has a fireplace and a small, rerouted stream to help provide an ideal habitat for leeches.
Working conditions in the USA currently: No job security past this very instant. No severance required. No notice of termination required. No vacation/sick days/holidays off required. No bereavement leave. No parental leave. Your employer controls when you sleep, when you eat, where you go, what you are allowed to do on your own time, what medications you are allowed to take, and whether or not you can see a doctor without bankrupting yourself. I'd take stomping in other people's urine over all of that any day.
tightly woven linens and silk armour is actually quite protective especially against slashes. They're also easier to produce and maintain, making them very popular back in the day. even things like chainmail and plate often had a layer of cloth padding for distributing the forces of impacts.
Was it intentional irony that Simon spent most of a video about history's most horrific jobs complaining about the sun coming out and shining through his window?
Simon: Constantly talks about his vacations around the world. Also Simon: "THE SUN IS HERE! SUMMER HAS COME, BUT I OWN NO CURTAIN!!! WOE! WOE IS ME!!!"
One of my weekly highlights! And I really love that they come out after I've put the kids to sleep so I can sit down and really enjoy a brand new Brain blaze!! :D
Simon just a suggestion: you could always get one or two of those stick-on car screens to block that sun out whilst you're filming. You might already have some as you have kids. Just a thought. Great vid too!!
Fun fact we still use leeches in medicine today. We use them to promote circulation and treatment to prevent amputation. Or skin grafts and to promote rejection of heathy tissue.
Oh Simon, toughen up. It's the Sun! Glorious, precious, warm SUN. I've just suffered through a Tropical Australian winter and I can't wait untill the temperature rises above 30° and I can be warm again!
Yup. My middle daughter has haemochromatosis, a genetic disease where the body absorbs and retains too much iron. It usually goes undetected until the iron builds up to the point of damaging your internal organs. But my daughter had the fortune of being tested in her teens after her uncle on my ex’s side was diagnosed after a heart attack. And what is the medical advice to prevent her iron building up and damaging her organs? Regular drawing of blood. Fortunately for her we live in a country where blood from people with haemochromatosis can be used for transfusion, so she simply needs to donate blood regularly. But if that weren’t possible leeches could be a desirable treatment
Fulling is the process of tightening up or felting wool cloth after weaving it. The fibers felt together due to water temperature, soap, and agitation. Fulling the cloth makes it sturdier and warmer as it becomes more dense and the fibers interlock with each other. In the images of fulling, you can see the grooved board that the cloth is placed on at 24:02 . The women would rub the cloth back and forth over the ridges with their feet. The ammonia probably did help remove some of the excess lanolin (the oil found on wool), but the wool would have already been scoured, spun into yarn, and woven into cloth by this point in the process. The ammonia might also have helped prepare the fabric for dyeing. There are a lot of steps between raw wool and a coat.
I was looking for this comment, and I'm surprised it only has one like. The way they got fulling completely wrong in this episode makes me think how many errors there are on this channel in other topics I'm not knowledgeable about.
Hey,great video and awesome serie. Simon, Danny and sam really are a holy trinity!! Got to say I'm happy Simon mentions the sitting down, I really think he should do the Buisness Blazes standing up, I'm really here to see him and Sam go full Alex Jones (for a lack of a better comparison) and I look fondly at the episodes where he's roaming around and losing his shit at the script. love you guys and enjoy today's video :)
Maybe Amazon should go into the wool prep business. Warehouse workers could drop off their pee bottles at the end of the shift to replenish the wool softening liquid.
@@eetadakimasuand to capitalise off the need for employees to drink loads of water to meet their quotas, they'll ban drinking water from any sources other than those supplied by the company...which the company will charge for 😭
Always love the rants. Yours about leeches brought up the memory where I was little when I had my one and only encounter with Leeches. Was swimming at a lake with my family. Maybe 4 years old? At that point I had not learned how to swim in water over my head so I was near the shore. Got out of the water and had leeches on my legs. All I remember about it is looking down and seeing them as my dad poured salt on them to get them off and then being SUPER determined to learn how to swim way out where the leeches couldn't get me. LOL
Self driving trucks replace steering wheel holders. They can't replace me, until they figure out a way to make a hose drag itself to a tank and hook itself up.
10:32 My grand papa was a "professional mourner" and usher in the 1930s in Chicago... he was 10 years old in 1934. I think that's a very strange job for a 10 year old.
Best episode ever! Can I just get an episode of Simon being Simon? Telling stories, battling the sun and trying to drink it from empty cups😂 #mylife😂 I can watch this all day, very relatable!
Man, I NEVER sit through ads but at the end of your Surfshark pitch I realized I'd stayed focused on it the whole time to such a degree that I didn't even realize it wasn't the topic of the video 😅 haha
My sister died at the age of 21 while 8 months pregnant. Not only did they present her in an open casket but also her unborn daughter. It has scarred me for life. This was in Australia btw and not the US.
I'm a regular visitor to Prague and lately I found myself strolling around town searching for Simon's office window. Don't judge me, I was blind drunk.
The really nasty leech-like health treatment these days is using maggots to remove necrotic or scarred tissues. Apparently they are fantastic for healing, but the very thought of it makes me queezy.
This opened with an Amazon job ad. Also, leech-gathering was the subject of Wordsworth's poem 'Resolution and Independence', so beautifully parodied by Lewis Carroll.
Re: SurfShark VPN ad: A “HoneyPot” is a device that has been designed to be vulnerable and enticing - and is monitored as a “critical alert system” - alerting the network that it is in that it is under attack. What you described is a “Man-in-the-Middle” attack - where an attacker (in your case, operating the fake access point) inserts themselves in the flow of traffic and intercepts traffic between the legitimate AP and the client.
hey simon, you know how you can get the sun to stop shining in your face? move the desk and go back to blaze pacing and script slapping !!! then you can walk all around and move out of the direct sun 🌞🙃😂
Do a video on Action Park. Sure they have a whole documentary about it, but it's right up this channel's alley and I bet you and the viewers would enjoy it.
The reason Jim staying and that being completely normal in the US is because, for the most part: 1) no days to take off to go to an interview 2) if you leave your job with no escape plan, you lose your health insurance, if you have it 3) if you leave with no job lined up, you are fucked if you live paycheck to paycheck, which is a lot of millennials. 4) a lot of people work multiple jobs too, so you have to find a job that eill let you work at your other job without firing you, and since you have no days off, and very few sick days, if any, if they keep you long or make you work an extra shift... pick which job is least likely to fire you
Fun fact: Leechcraft actually has little to do with Leeches, unless you're a quack or living before 1800s. The word "Leech" in that context comes from old germanic "læce" meaning "Doctor" or "Healer". Hence Leechcraft just means 'the practice of medicine'. The technical term for using Leeches is Hirudotherapy, but wasn't coined till like 2000s or something, not sure.
Back in 1993 by dad picked a fight with a radial arm saw and lost rather badly, there was no saving his pinkie finger, and his ring finger had been literally hanging by a thread (Both were at the Proximal/Metacarpal boundary). 6 hours of plastic surgery and they managed to reattach his ring finger and resort blood supply and the finger survived, and when mom finally let me visit him the nurses were busy applying leeches to the (Literally 100's of) stitches on my dads hand, was really fascinating and funny watching my dad pretend to freak out about the leeches while off his rocker on pain meds.
13:18 'twas the opposite in my student days - we had a lecturer who was fond of a liquid lunch so any afternoon lectures had the potential to be more comedic than intended ^_~
I'm a pharmacist, and I have dispensed leeches for medicinal purposes. They can be very useful. Also in use in modern medicine: maggots and fecal transplants.
Before I realized that Simon yelled "f*cking suuun!!" at the beginning, I thought he had a bad butt cramp, because of the movement and position of his left hand. Hahahaha
When we were growing up in was common for open casket wakes to be at the family home. They would last 2 days. I'm glad we at least do them at funeral homes now lol
Went swimming at a friend's grandparents cottage when I was 10, noticed several containers of salt lying around. They didn't bother to tell me that the pond was infested with leaches and that they habitually poured salt on them to get them off. Twenty minutes in the water and we all had dozens of leaches attached. Didn't speak to that "Friend" again for over a year.
I’ve always thought open casket funerals were weird too. I have an aunt that actually does dead people’s hair and makeup to make them look more “natural”. 😅
Jen, could you make just a video of Simon's unrelated tangents?! He seems to be creatively broken and quite proud of that fact. It might be an easy longer video full of Simon at his finest. Hope this makes it through to someone... Danny, Peter, ETA anyone.... Shit, sorry Sam, forgot what channel I was listen to. Shit.
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OMG you were all over the place with this video. What are we going to do with you? You are so Hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
As Simon is so fond of scripts and voicing them ... I would gladly pay good money to see him lip sync the " I am the globglogabgalab " song. ... ' would be hilarious ! ! (great 'B roll ' footage) lol
I feel like this is one of your few channels where you can actually be simon instead of having to be a professional presenter. Well aside from youtube being scared about cursing and such.
4/20 (Brain) Blaze on!
I love how Simon will constantly talk about how he knows nothing about Star Wars and never will. Seems to know an awful lot about Twilight, though.... I see you, I see you
Excellent point
Love Twilight. I want to be a sparkly vampire.
@@brainblaze6526
Oh Simon ... You broke my heart.💔
@brainblaze6526 I'm sure you won't see this, as well as leeches drs also use maggots for wound care. 🤢🤢
@brainblaze6526 I'm sure you won't see this, as well as leeches drs also use maggots for wound care. 🤢🤢
Fact about leeches: Don't pull them off. It agitates them and can cause them to regurgitate the blood back into you (if they had a different meal before hand, they could give you an infection or some diseases). Instead, use your finger nail (or a credit card) to scrape them off at their mouths. Then quickly cover or bandage the wound.
Ah, the comment I was looking for.
I always preferred the salt method agitates them but they usually let go immediately and fall off writhing. I always wonder if it's effective (the writhing).
I used a knife when I had them on me in Asia
Leech skin (like Slug skin) is permeable. You douse it with salt and it will suck the moisture out of the leech. It will die shortly after.
Instructions unclear, grabbed it with the fury of a thousand suns and ripped with the hatred of the doom marine.
@Brain Blaze
0:05 - Beyond the fact dome ?
8:10 - Chapter 1 - Funeral mute
13:20 - Mid roll ads
16:30 - Chapter 2 - Bombs away
22:45 - Chapter 3 - Do victorians dream off electric sheeps ?
Simon in a rotten mood, losing his shit over life's little inconveniences, is honestly the funniest video he's done in ages! AND THIS CUP IS COMPLETELY EMPTY! Had me falling over laughing. Sorry you're having a bad day, Simon, and sorry for laughing at your struggles but at least it made for a very entertaining video and you cheered me up from my doldrums.
Oh god me too! I really really needed it too. I just love his ability to keep his sense of humor.
I’ve been crying with laughter for most of this video
Yup!!! LOL!
I was reading your comment just as he complained about the empty cup
Stupid sun.
Now Kids, when the sun hits the Simon, this marks the summer solstice. That's what makes Baldhenge so special.
When Simon was describing the Petard's assistant being the biggest target on the battlefield as he approached the gate, all I could think of was Aragorn screaming
"BRING HIM DOWN LEGOLAS! BRING HIM DOWN!!!"
Yeah that's what I was thinking about too.
@@brainblaze6526 I thought you hated Lord of the Rings? That scene was from the second movie during the Battle of Helm's Deep and you said you only watched the first one?😆
In the urine of mammals most ammonia (NH3) is converted to urea (NH2OH2N) before being let out as its much more soluble and less toxic (among other reasons). It still has the ability to act as a base (increase pH, form salts with acids) like ammonia does, and of course it can be converted back to 2 x NH3-molecules. I think it's the effect on pH that was valuable for dyeing back in the day.
In Georgian time, "leech houses" were built to store the leeches prior to medical use.
Only one remains, the Bedale Leech House in North Yorkshire.
It has a fireplace and a small, rerouted stream to help provide an ideal habitat for leeches.
Working conditions in the USA currently:
No job security past this very instant. No severance required. No notice of termination required. No vacation/sick days/holidays off required. No bereavement leave. No parental leave. Your employer controls when you sleep, when you eat, where you go, what you are allowed to do on your own time, what medications you are allowed to take, and whether or not you can see a doctor without bankrupting yourself. I'd take stomping in other people's urine over all of that any day.
I laughed my ass off through this whole video. 😂 *Simon vs. Sunlight*
tightly woven linens and silk armour is actually quite protective especially against slashes. They're also easier to produce and maintain, making them very popular back in the day. even things like chainmail and plate often had a layer of cloth padding for distributing the forces of impacts.
Yeah Shadiversity taught me not to underestimate the gambeson.
@@ironeleven all I learned was Big Stick Energy
Alright big brain, alright.
Simon: I don’t watch films
Also Simon: make me sparkle in the sun, like Edward
exactly he doesn't watch films
@@abe19876 except twilight apparently
@@YOURACHODEFACE the joke is twilight isn't a movie
To be fair I’ve never seen twilight either and just from social dissemination I know about the sparkling thing.
@@YOURACHODEFACE Mrs Whistler probably made him watch them. 😆
Was it intentional irony that Simon spent most of a video about history's most horrific jobs complaining about the sun coming out and shining through his window?
He obviously had the worst job ever with the sun on his face
Worst job ever.
Hey, having the sun in your eyes really does suck.
Simon: Constantly talks about his vacations around the world. Also Simon: "THE SUN IS HERE! SUMMER HAS COME, BUT I OWN NO CURTAIN!!! WOE! WOE IS ME!!!"
Tangents (minus the smallest ones)
Spoilers ahead!
1.00 - 2.09 leach story
2.12 - 2.32 ruining the story
2.51 - 3.23 dogs vs kids
3.46 - 3.49 terrible realisation
3.57 - 4.08 free treatment
4.27 - 4.57 raging against the sun part 1
5.29 - 5.38 drugs and herbs
5.48 - 6.09 keeping the blood in
6.25 - 6.49 no holiday without suckers
7.09 - 7.15 poor people
7.32 - 7.59 the human condition
8.12 - 8.20 raging against the sun part 2
8.22 - 8.38 sparkly vampire
8.54 - 9.03 looking dead
9.24 - 9.51 moving hands
10.28 - 11.05 mimes
11.27 - 11.39 drunken mimes
11.50 - 12.22 drunkten times
12.27 - 13.19 boozy times
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16.39 - 17.44 office drama
17.46 - 18.05 raging against the sun part 3
18.38 - 18.44 apologies
18.59 - 19.49 explosive dictionary
20.37 - 21.09 coat of armor
21.31 - 21.53 worse than a fart
22.08 - 22.27 collection time
22.59 - 23.11 wooly realisation
23.17 - 24.00 smelly decorations
24.26 - 24.45 magic ingredients
25.15 - 25.35 lucky bastards
25.54 - 26.16 raging against the sun part 4
26.54 - 27.01 serenade
27.15 - 28.00 unexpected phone call
28.03 - 28.07 flashback
28.39 - 28.52 just 300 years
29.05 - 29.28 ending tangent
One of my weekly highlights! And I really love that they come out after I've put the kids to sleep so I can sit down and really enjoy a brand new Brain blaze!! :D
What time does it come out for you here it was 2 pm eastern
@@jimmiedmc1 her it was 8pm swedish time! :P
"Eviscerate" means to remove the viscera; literally to "gut" someone.
Thank you😂😂😂 I was like, how does Simon not know this?!
Simon just a suggestion: you could always get one or two of those stick-on car screens to block that sun out whilst you're filming. You might already have some as you have kids. Just a thought. Great vid too!!
Or a crazy thought: curtains.
Make the boom look like sunglasses then at least for a few moments it will look awesome!
There are also bllinds that block direct rays of sun without blocking the light
I have those! I had the same thought, but then my next thought was, he can just use old scripts and tape, lol
Fun fact we still use leeches in medicine today. We use them to promote circulation and treatment to prevent amputation. Or skin grafts and to promote rejection of heathy tissue.
Oh Simon, toughen up. It's the Sun! Glorious, precious, warm SUN. I've just suffered through a Tropical Australian winter and I can't wait untill the temperature rises above 30° and I can be warm again!
Sam, you are just the best. Absolutely killed it in this one, man. 🤘
I heart Simon's magical glowing right arm
Keep it up, Whistle Boy! Thanks for the awesome content!
0:11 I knew that meme was coming the second I seen that mic boom shadow hahahaha
blaze boyo back at it again
4:50 That sun will haunt my dreams... thanks Sam!
Simon, just because something is old and was overused, does not ALWAYS mean it was totally useless, lol. But your rants ARE hilarious!
Yup. My middle daughter has haemochromatosis, a genetic disease where the body absorbs and retains too much iron. It usually goes undetected until the iron builds up to the point of damaging your internal organs. But my daughter had the fortune of being tested in her teens after her uncle on my ex’s side was diagnosed after a heart attack. And what is the medical advice to prevent her iron building up and damaging her organs? Regular drawing of blood. Fortunately for her we live in a country where blood from people with haemochromatosis can be used for transfusion, so she simply needs to donate blood regularly. But if that weren’t possible leeches could be a desirable treatment
These videos brighten my day! Thanks Simon and Danny!
Brigtened like the stupid sun
That empty mug cut was gold!
Is Tangent Boy a secret vampire keeping out of the sunlight?
So he can play raid shadow legends in the dark!
He's secretly Mario, and the angry sun has escaped its confines.
The best. Loved every minute
1 yr gone, I don't expect anyone to see this... but I love that 20% of this episode was Simon yelling at/about the sun. 😂
This is my favorite channel. It's funny to come from one of his serious channels to this one.
Fulling is the process of tightening up or felting wool cloth after weaving it. The fibers felt together due to water temperature, soap, and agitation. Fulling the cloth makes it sturdier and warmer as it becomes more dense and the fibers interlock with each other. In the images of fulling, you can see the grooved board that the cloth is placed on at 24:02 . The women would rub the cloth back and forth over the ridges with their feet. The ammonia probably did help remove some of the excess lanolin (the oil found on wool), but the wool would have already been scoured, spun into yarn, and woven into cloth by this point in the process. The ammonia might also have helped prepare the fabric for dyeing. There are a lot of steps between raw wool and a coat.
I was looking for this comment, and I'm surprised it only has one like. The way they got fulling completely wrong in this episode makes me think how many errors there are on this channel in other topics I'm not knowledgeable about.
Hey,great video and awesome serie. Simon, Danny and sam really are a holy trinity!!
Got to say I'm happy Simon mentions the sitting down, I really think he should do the Buisness Blazes standing up, I'm really here to see him and Sam go full Alex Jones (for a lack of a better comparison) and I look fondly at the episodes where he's roaming around and losing his shit at the script.
love you guys and enjoy today's video :)
Maybe Amazon should go into the wool prep business. Warehouse workers could drop off their pee bottles at the end of the shift to replenish the wool softening liquid.
Don't give Amazon more ideas, then they'll start having pee bottle quotas and they'll doc pay if you don't produce enough😂
@@eetadakimasuand to capitalise off the need for employees to drink loads of water to meet their quotas, they'll ban drinking water from any sources other than those supplied by the company...which the company will charge for 😭
Keep up the good work and stay safe fella.
I loved the Lost Coast reference!
Simon: "MAKE ME BEAUTIFUL, SAM!"
Sam: I'm no magician
Always love the rants. Yours about leeches brought up the memory where I was little when I had my one and only encounter with Leeches. Was swimming at a lake with my family. Maybe 4 years old? At that point I had not learned how to swim in water over my head so I was near the shore. Got out of the water and had leeches on my legs. All I remember about it is looking down and seeing them as my dad poured salt on them to get them off and then being SUPER determined to learn how to swim way out where the leeches couldn't get me. LOL
the simon tangent evangellion thing gets me every time
Love you all, keep well. You guys are incredible
Self driving trucks replace steering wheel holders. They can't replace me, until they figure out a way to make a hose drag itself to a tank and hook itself up.
Simon, this episode was so banging that I didn't even skip the Surfshark ad. Thank you
What's better than celebrating 420? Watching Brain Blaze and laughing with him.
10:32 My grand papa was a "professional mourner" and usher in the 1930s in Chicago... he was 10 years old in 1934. I think that's a very strange job for a 10 year old.
I prefer the Brain Blaze with Simon up and being crazy. He's calmed down in the newer ones. Good episode as always though. Love the tangents
Best episode ever! Can I just get an episode of Simon being Simon? Telling stories, battling the sun and trying to drink it from empty cups😂 #mylife😂 I can watch this all day, very relatable!
Man, I NEVER sit through ads but at the end of your Surfshark pitch I realized I'd stayed focused on it the whole time to such a degree that I didn't even realize it wasn't the topic of the video 😅 haha
Glorious, Simon. Just fucking glorious. Sam, Danny, you Legends keep doing it.
Dear Sam, the Nuke going off and Simon screaming sound effect is golden 👌 ✨️ 💛
The irony of the sun shining in his eyes as he's telling the story of these workers
This episode absolutely proves you have to do BB standing upright, Fact Boi. And I miss when you violently hit the script...
I miss the bionic ass mic
@@donnaholland1625 No question. So do I.
I want eta back, those were peak insanity days
@@noodlelynoodle. they truly were the wild Wild West days
@@noodlelynoodle. I agree. And btw, ETA spoke Dutch, my native language :-)
My sister died at the age of 21 while 8 months pregnant. Not only did they present her in an open casket but also her unborn daughter. It has scarred me for life. This was in Australia btw and not the US.
😮😮😮
I love your sparkly sun anger in this episode. Cracked me up
Like to get Simon to stand up!
I'm a regular visitor to Prague and lately I found myself strolling around town searching for Simon's office window.
Don't judge me, I was blind drunk.
Take a Coke Zero next time, you might lure him out!
@@eetadakimasu😂
Good video 👍
This was one of the funniest videos I’ve seen with your out takes
I remember when when Simon worked at the Sainsbury’s, the Thunder Muscle was always neat, orderly, and very well stocked.
This is one of the best shows ever Simon is in rare form and I loved every minute
I have experienced more Simon in this episode than ever before.
The really nasty leech-like health treatment these days is using maggots to remove necrotic or scarred tissues. Apparently they are fantastic for healing, but the very thought of it makes me queezy.
This opened with an Amazon job ad.
Also, leech-gathering was the subject of Wordsworth's poem 'Resolution and Independence', so beautifully parodied by Lewis Carroll.
Re: SurfShark VPN ad:
A “HoneyPot” is a device that has been designed to be vulnerable and enticing - and is monitored as a “critical alert system” - alerting the network that it is in that it is under attack.
What you described is a “Man-in-the-Middle” attack - where an attacker (in your case, operating the fake access point) inserts themselves in the flow of traffic and intercepts traffic between the legitimate AP and the client.
Favorite video. With the "why does Simon move his hands so much" followed by "this is totally empty"lol
Uh, too much coffee today?!🤣 I'm here for it! I can listen to you for hours.
hey simon, you know how you can get the sun to stop shining in your face?
move the desk and go back to blaze pacing and script slapping !!! then you can walk all around and move out of the direct sun 🌞🙃😂
Simon actually sounded good at 26:54 with the "circle of life" stuff
This went sideways right quick yeah lol? Loved it! Great job.
Great script Danny and amazing editing Sam.
Well I’m not the only one wanting Simon to flail around slapping the script!
Yo that shadow on Pikachu was entirely too realistic wtf
Do a video on Action Park. Sure they have a whole documentary about it, but it's right up this channel's alley and I bet you and the viewers would enjoy it.
I came here just after watching a video about Fanny Adams. 😳(Casual Criminalist idea?)
I'm glad Simon is here to cheer me up.
The reason Jim staying and that being completely normal in the US is because, for the most part:
1) no days to take off to go to an interview
2) if you leave your job with no escape plan, you lose your health insurance, if you have it
3) if you leave with no job lined up, you are fucked if you live paycheck to paycheck, which is a lot of millennials.
4) a lot of people work multiple jobs too, so you have to find a job that eill let you work at your other job without firing you, and since you have no days off, and very few sick days, if any, if they keep you long or make you work an extra shift... pick which job is least likely to fire you
Suggestion for Channel boi. Highlight interesting word or phrases from script and start an etymology chanel
Fun fact: Leechcraft actually has little to do with Leeches, unless you're a quack or living before 1800s.
The word "Leech" in that context comes from old germanic "læce" meaning "Doctor" or "Healer".
Hence Leechcraft just means 'the practice of medicine'.
The technical term for using Leeches is Hirudotherapy, but wasn't coined till like 2000s or something, not sure.
Im a lvl 47 sorceress in the world of leechcraft, id be hiģher but covid has meant i cant get the necessary PPE to advance 🤔😔
Lol Sam with the even more scarring from teletubbies.
Back in 1993 by dad picked a fight with a radial arm saw and lost rather badly, there was no saving his pinkie finger, and his ring finger had been literally hanging by a thread (Both were at the Proximal/Metacarpal boundary). 6 hours of plastic surgery and they managed to reattach his ring finger and resort blood supply and the finger survived, and when mom finally let me visit him the nurses were busy applying leeches to the (Literally 100's of) stitches on my dads hand, was really fascinating and funny watching my dad pretend to freak out about the leeches while off his rocker on pain meds.
13:18 'twas the opposite in my student days - we had a lecturer who was fond of a liquid lunch so any afternoon lectures had the potential to be more comedic than intended ^_~
The Florida keys are fantastic, you would love it Simon!
I'm a pharmacist, and I have dispensed leeches for medicinal purposes. They can be very useful. Also in use in modern medicine: maggots and fecal transplants.
Sometimes nature is smarter than we are. Medical maggots and leeches are amazing. My mum works in a hospital pharmacy.
Came for the script, stayed for the sunbeam saga.
Simom's life choice never cease to amaze me 🤣
Keep it up blaze boy 👍
That sun baby meme from the teletubbies got me 🤣
That baby has a baby of her own now.
That first tangent was great
Before I realized that Simon yelled "f*cking suuun!!" at the beginning, I thought he had a bad butt cramp, because of the movement and position of his left hand. Hahahaha
When we were growing up in was common for open casket wakes to be at the family home. They would last 2 days. I'm glad we at least do them at funeral homes now lol
I like how some times shit is bleeped and other times it is not.
PICK ONE DANNY!
Went swimming at a friend's grandparents cottage when I was 10, noticed several containers of salt lying around. They didn't bother to tell me that the pond was infested with leaches and that they habitually poured salt on them to get them off. Twenty minutes in the water and we all had dozens of leaches attached. Didn't speak to that "Friend" again for over a year.
Next blaze.
The Sun: Do we really need it?
I feel you Simon, with regards to the sun in your face. 🙋🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
Chill Simon, chill 😊
Legendary start to the video Fact Boy!
I’ve always thought open casket funerals were weird too. I have an aunt that actually does dead people’s hair and makeup to make them look more “natural”. 😅
Jen, could you make just a video of Simon's unrelated tangents?! He seems to be creatively broken and quite proud of that fact. It might be an easy longer video full of Simon at his finest. Hope this makes it through to someone... Danny, Peter, ETA anyone....
Shit, sorry Sam, forgot what channel I was listen to. Shit.
Summer is Coming.
Maybe SW needs to do his filming down in the basement with Danny.
a mime and flaming raft, my funeral just got better