In case anyone was wondering: Haribo trades acorns and chestnuts for gummi bears as winter food for deer and other wild animals in German forests and animal refuges.
Florida Man here, the Clearwater case was two women using SO much glitter that the man inhaled it and had to go to the hospital and they were given battery charges, I believe. However a man did also rob a gas station with a pet alligator while highly intoxicated here. It's basically a swampy Mad Max.
This might be the best Jackbox game yet. It encourages small talk around the truths, provides opportunity to be clever, and the audience getting one lie is really fun!
Bill Edgar gets paid to crash the funeral *by the deceased person.* He then reads a letter prepared by the dead person, sometimes containing confessions (a lifelong member of a biker gang hired Bill to announce that he had been a closeted gay man his whole life) or just messages of love for their friends and family.
As someone who lives in the state of Victoria, I was very confused by the idea JackBox made a "Wacky Victorians" category. Then was weirdly disappointed when I realised they didn't mean that kind of Victorian.
Call me _crazy_ but when they said Charles Barkley, for some reason I could only envision Gnarls Barkley (CeeLo Green) fighting Godzilla and I was immensely perplexed.
Must say, it's great getting to see Jane win two (TWO!) games of this, as historically Jane hasn't gotten to win many of these games. Due, of course, to being such important work of being on top of the community chats and things. :) So, much yays for Jane in this one!
Local Greek here: "ptero" is Greek for wing and ferns are probably called "pteridae" because they're wing-like. In modern Greek ferns are called "fteres", you can see how that came about. As a side-note, "dactylo" is Greek for finger, so a pterodactyl is a "wingfinger"
I knew the Pokemon Go cops one! They ignored a radio call about a robbery in progress 'cause they were driving around catching Pokemon for 20 or so minutes. Instead of chasing crims, they instead went to catch Snorlax.
That restaurant has also previously been named for serving the most expensive hamburger, the most expensive hot dog, and the most expensive grilled cheese sandwich. It's sort of their thing - being wild and wacky and kitschy but also ludicrously expensive. They tend to attract wealthy tourists and other thrill-seekers with deep pockets. It was also shut down in 2007 for spectacularly failing two consecutive health inspections in a matter of weeks. This was at a time when they were well-known for an ice cream sundae topped with special chocolate, exotic candies, truffles, liqueurs, caviar, and "edible" gold leaf, served in crystal goblet with a gold spoon - priced at $1,000. Presumably, it also came with a light dusting of mouse fur, rat droppings, and cockroach remains, which were just some of the reasons why the restaurant was shut down. It reopened shortly after, however, and suffered no loss of business - if anything, its status and popularity grew and grew as it inevitably become a fixture of social media posts for wealthy influencers.
The thing with the surgeon was during the COVID lockdowns. Court was done via Zoom at the time. I believe he was in court for medical malpractice as well, making his court/surgery double-booking extra nuts.
As it turns out, I was wrong regarding the reason for the hearing. It was actually for a speeding ticket. Also worth noting is that they're a plastic surgeon.
The movie at the 54:00 mark is the 1937 movie "Nothing Sacred", starring Carole Lombard. It was remade in 1954 as "Living It Up", starring Jerry Lewis.
You know, offering free funerals (or even coffins) probably isn't bad public policy. Funerals are expensive! A lot of that comes from corporate consolidation of funeral homes, as Adam Ruins Everything covered a few years back, and this policy wouldn't do anything to stop that, but the fact still remains that for a lot of families, with death comes debt. Local governments funding funerals for people who know they're nearing the end of their lives would probably help their families be able to focus on the grieving process when the time comes. Even better if it's paired with antitrust laws (that take investors into account) and price controls (that introduce minor, proportional controls along the whole supply chain instead of just one part, eventually adding up to a big cost reduction for the consumer without reducing business viability). Political opponents would spin it so fast it'd cause a tornado warning, of course ("Local Politician to Elderly: You're Going to Die"), but people would be helped, and that's the main thing.
Winged leaf/branch/stem, perhaps? Imagine yourself in a fantasy world with no word for 'fern'-- you take one look at the plant and name it a 'wingstem' instead.
47:33 Nabisco makes Oreos, while the very similar Hydrox cookie was made by Sunshine. You're probably thinking one cookie was a knockoff of the other, and you'd be right: Oreos were the imitators, however. They simply won the fight.
Pepsi never actually took possession of the ships and the 6th largest navy thing is just blatantly wrong, that would be a very small navy. It’s just one of those “facts” that everyone heard from a friend and kept repeating.
Yeah I was surprised this game claimed it was true, at this point it feels like I've seen it discredited so many times I guess it was the game making up its own lie
I love watching gameplay for this game, honestly. (Just waiting for the OST to go live so I can listen to that kickass lobby theme and resulting credits vocals.
This new Fibbage looks great, thank you Mike, Jane and Andy for giving us a great preview of it. Also, was so good to see you all at EGX in the oxventures you did, here's to your success with them on the new channel.
This was a great way to spend a Tuesday evening. 1:02:16 Love you guys 😘 "Quality joking there" - Jane "I liked you when you were talking about horse armies" - Mike
Dunno how I should feel about knowing about the fb ants group because I actually used to be a member. Haven't been there in a long while, but it used to be a lot of silly fun, posting about loving the ant queen, about work, and spamming the ant emoji if you didn't want to be branded a human in disguise. Sometimes humanity's alright. Edit : damn, I actually knew about Biquette ! She made local french news a while ago and it's an old popular nickname for goats. My old modern history teacher used to say goats are anarchists, and, you know what, it checks out
Can confirm Pepsi did run an advert that suggested you could buy a military jet through them, however when someone tried and Pepsi refused they were sued for false advertising
The hand grenade in the potatoes likely has to do with the potatoes being grown in an Great War battlefield in France or Belguim. Called the "iron harvest", live munitions from the war are still peroidically found and upon occasion explode.
I googled it, the potatoes were grown in New Zealand, but you are right that it was dug up with the potatoes after being left there during WW2 (the grenade turned out to be a dud used for training)
I vividly remember when "Who's Your Daddy" was advertised and almost a thing. Still can't believe it actually (nearly) happened. Truly the event horizon of bad reality television.
So I remember Mike and Andy talking about eating at Serendipity III in NYC when they talked about Mike eating stunt food? They got the really expensive milkshake. Anyone else remember this?
Since no one else has answered in the 5 months since this streamed, the screaming in the Harold Diddlebock clip was old-timey shorthand for liquor being very strong, especially stronger than the drinker is used to. Since it's Harold's first drink of his life in the movie, that also explains why he doesn't even realize he's the one doing it.
The best way to lie, is to first establish a reputation of being a horrible liar: obvious ticks, nervousness, and taking too long to answer, etc. So when you _do_ lie, naturally and confidently spoken, they won't suspect it.
@@kunimitsune177 Ya'll are taking this too seriously. But to clarify, I said the best _way,_ not how to be a _better_ liar. And as to why I gave this pseudo-advice... Personal experience. Of course, it wasn't deliberate that I established myself as a bad liar. As you said, lie all the time and improve upon it. I did as so, and the family members who knew me as a bad liar believe my lies now after I gained some confidence in myself.
Fibbage, Among us and one night ultimate werewolf outef me as a good liar to my friends and now I can't get away with anything 😂 Still tossing people out of the airlock as the imposter is fun
12:27 It's more perplexing than that-- the Siege of Yorktown was from September to October of that year, so the letter was probably written and delivered _before_ Cornwallis' surrender. Technically, American independence wasn't formalized until the Treaty of Paris in 1783.
Before watching: definitely not Mike. Either devious rogue Andy or Jane because she's big brain. Probably Andy, due to his experience as pirate and wild west outlaw.
I haven’t thought about Zenon in years, but a couple days ago I ended up looking up the show because someone brought up a similar name and it jogged the memory. Now Andy and Luke have a podcast about that exact show… weird 😅
Okay now who snitched to Jackbox about Andy complaining the whole time? ; ) (Of course, maybe they just heard him from Jackbox HQ. It had slipped my mind until the french fry discovery how comically loud his voice can get)
Haven’t yet watched the video but I’m going with Jane. Having said that, I have a vague recall of a 20+ year news article saying such was the reason for people’s pogonophobia…
Might just be me, but it felt like there was a disproportionate amount of New Zealand content in this one. Not that I'm complaining, certainly. Though I'd definitely forgotten about Mr Chips and their wacky hand grenade hijinks.
I don't know how taxes work but if they vlogged it, couldn't they write the fries off as a business expense? I know this isn't a trying sort of channel but now I desperately want them to be able to try the fancy fries.
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Stream starts at 1:56! But why would you want to skip such a funky tune?
Thanks my dude, and you're right, not skipping this time
Agreed! 💃
Seriously, that song has no right to slap as hard as it does
What IS that tune?❤👍
@@MichaelBerthelsen it's "Fly Away" by Otis McDonald!
In case anyone was wondering: Haribo trades acorns and chestnuts for gummi bears as winter food for deer and other wild animals in German forests and animal refuges.
Where do the animals get gummi bears?
@@dystopiawanderer From gummy trees of course
"Thumbnail Andy can't hurt you"
Thumbnail Andy - *exists menacingly*
It's from one of the Christmas challenge preview covers. Haha.
I think you meant "handsomely" eheh right I'll see myself out
@@sarahbrivio4159 It can be both. Lol
The delightful experience of saying "I know this one; I watched a Tom Scott video about it!" at the same time as Mike.
Florida Man here, the Clearwater case was two women using SO much glitter that the man inhaled it and had to go to the hospital and they were given battery charges, I believe. However a man did also rob a gas station with a pet alligator while highly intoxicated here. It's basically a swampy Mad Max.
The highest pub question was about Tan Hill Inn.. Been there several times, there's a bench outside in memory of my dad :)
Mike finding out that he is both gullible and a bad liar was hilarious 😂✊🏼
Love how Andy turned into a dad at the end. All but shouted "No, we've got fries at home!"
The rare inversion, "We have fries at MacDonalds!"
I liked watching Jane immediately grasp the spirit of the Ants in and Ant Colony roll playing group.
This might be the best Jackbox game yet. It encourages small talk around the truths, provides opportunity to be clever, and the audience getting one lie is really fun!
Being trapped with actual Oasis would have been worse than with cover band Oasis.
Trapped in a small building with the Gallagher Brothers... Somebody would die
At least you could actually blame the band members for the original songs. The cover band just has bad taste!
I love the moment at 1:36:24 about the French Grindcore!
Mike: The Mayor
Andy: The Mayor
Jane: The Mare
That Charles Barkley vs Godzilla comic is exactly as bonkers as you think it is
Bill Edgar gets paid to crash the funeral *by the deceased person.* He then reads a letter prepared by the dead person, sometimes containing confessions (a lifelong member of a biker gang hired Bill to announce that he had been a closeted gay man his whole life) or just messages of love for their friends and family.
As someone who lives in the state of Victoria, I was very confused by the idea JackBox made a "Wacky Victorians" category. Then was weirdly disappointed when I realised they didn't mean that kind of Victorian.
Call me _crazy_ but when they said Charles Barkley, for some reason I could only envision Gnarls Barkley (CeeLo Green) fighting Godzilla and I was immensely perplexed.
Had the same problem!
Mike cracking open a beer while saying 'There must be some easy surgeries, but not, like, brain surgery' is iconic
Must say, it's great getting to see Jane win two (TWO!) games of this, as historically Jane hasn't gotten to win many of these games. Due, of course, to being such important work of being on top of the community chats and things. :) So, much yays for Jane in this one!
Local Greek here: "ptero" is Greek for wing and ferns are probably called "pteridae" because they're wing-like. In modern Greek ferns are called "fteres", you can see how that came about.
As a side-note, "dactylo" is Greek for finger, so a pterodactyl is a "wingfinger"
I knew the Pokemon Go cops one! They ignored a radio call about a robbery in progress 'cause they were driving around catching Pokemon for 20 or so minutes.
Instead of chasing crims, they instead went to catch Snorlax.
Andys violent outrage at $200 chips is a whole ass mood lol
That restaurant has also previously been named for serving the most expensive hamburger, the most expensive hot dog, and the most expensive grilled cheese sandwich. It's sort of their thing - being wild and wacky and kitschy but also ludicrously expensive. They tend to attract wealthy tourists and other thrill-seekers with deep pockets.
It was also shut down in 2007 for spectacularly failing two consecutive health inspections in a matter of weeks. This was at a time when they were well-known for an ice cream sundae topped with special chocolate, exotic candies, truffles, liqueurs, caviar, and "edible" gold leaf, served in crystal goblet with a gold spoon - priced at $1,000. Presumably, it also came with a light dusting of mouse fur, rat droppings, and cockroach remains, which were just some of the reasons why the restaurant was shut down.
It reopened shortly after, however, and suffered no loss of business - if anything, its status and popularity grew and grew as it inevitably become a fixture of social media posts for wealthy influencers.
I remember I went to a pub once and an Oasis tribute band was playing. The band was called Okaysis
The thing with the surgeon was during the COVID lockdowns. Court was done via Zoom at the time. I believe he was in court for medical malpractice as well, making his court/surgery double-booking extra nuts.
As it turns out, I was wrong regarding the reason for the hearing. It was actually for a speeding ticket. Also worth noting is that they're a plastic surgeon.
Sounds like Dr. Nick from the Simpsons
The movie at the 54:00 mark is the 1937 movie "Nothing Sacred", starring Carole Lombard. It was remade in 1954 as "Living It Up", starring Jerry Lewis.
How can sweet, innocent Mike triumphant against notorious cheater Andy, and evil genius Jane in a contest of lies.
It took until I watched this stream to figure out that it's "1000 points for everyone _that_ you fool", not "1000 points for everyone, you fool!"
You know, offering free funerals (or even coffins) probably isn't bad public policy. Funerals are expensive! A lot of that comes from corporate consolidation of funeral homes, as Adam Ruins Everything covered a few years back, and this policy wouldn't do anything to stop that, but the fact still remains that for a lot of families, with death comes debt. Local governments funding funerals for people who know they're nearing the end of their lives would probably help their families be able to focus on the grieving process when the time comes. Even better if it's paired with antitrust laws (that take investors into account) and price controls (that introduce minor, proportional controls along the whole supply chain instead of just one part, eventually adding up to a big cost reduction for the consumer without reducing business viability). Political opponents would spin it so fast it'd cause a tornado warning, of course ("Local Politician to Elderly: You're Going to Die"), but people would be helped, and that's the main thing.
Had to look it up. Pteron is Greek for wing and Pteridophyte is Latin for fern. Probably a cognate at some point thousands of years ago.
Winged leaf/branch/stem, perhaps?
Imagine yourself in a fantasy world with no word for 'fern'-- you take one look at the plant and name it a 'wingstem' instead.
Lothrop Withington Jr. was definitely at school with Squiffy and Barnaby.
The fish are wearing “Trout-sers”!
47:33 Nabisco makes Oreos, while the very similar Hydrox cookie was made by Sunshine.
You're probably thinking one cookie was a knockoff of the other, and you'd be right: Oreos were the imitators, however. They simply won the fight.
Shoutout to the X-treme Extreme Dextrime Hextrim crowd for absolutely trouncing! 😆🤘🏼
Pepsi never actually took possession of the ships and the 6th largest navy thing is just blatantly wrong, that would be a very small navy. It’s just one of those “facts” that everyone heard from a friend and kept repeating.
Yeah I was surprised this game claimed it was true, at this point it feels like I've seen it discredited so many times
I guess it was the game making up its own lie
I love watching gameplay for this game, honestly. (Just waiting for the OST to go live so I can listen to that kickass lobby theme and resulting credits vocals.
This new Fibbage looks great, thank you Mike, Jane and Andy for giving us a great preview of it. Also, was so good to see you all at EGX in the oxventures you did, here's to your success with them on the new channel.
This was a great way to spend a Tuesday evening.
1:02:16 Love you guys 😘
"Quality joking there" - Jane
"I liked you when you were talking about horse armies" - Mike
Dunno how I should feel about knowing about the fb ants group because I actually used to be a member. Haven't been there in a long while, but it used to be a lot of silly fun, posting about loving the ant queen, about work, and spamming the ant emoji if you didn't want to be branded a human in disguise.
Sometimes humanity's alright.
Edit : damn, I actually knew about Biquette ! She made local french news a while ago and it's an old popular nickname for goats. My old modern history teacher used to say goats are anarchists, and, you know what, it checks out
That intro music made it sound like we were about to watch some epic 80’s teen movie.
Can confirm Pepsi did run an advert that suggested you could buy a military jet through them, however when someone tried and Pepsi refused they were sued for false advertising
The case was thrown out. They teach it in law school of an example of how advertisements and open offers that are clearly jokes can't be enforced.
Lothrop Withington Jr. is an extremely harvard student name
"Wait... you dad grew up with _that_ and decided you needed to find out what the inside of a locker looks like, too?"
1:24:22 timestamp for the best part of the stream so you can rewatch whenever you like
Not Andy whispering "taters precious" at 1:31:17 😂
Godzilla playing basketball is the funniest thing I’ve seen all day
The Fibbage4 headline just looks like the Farcry 4 title
Horse armies, gold-dusted fries, and human skull medicine. This was one heck of a stream (and educational).
1:33:09 Fibbage fan fact
The hand grenade in the potatoes likely has to do with the potatoes being grown in an Great War battlefield in France or Belguim. Called the "iron harvest", live munitions from the war are still peroidically found and upon occasion explode.
I googled it, the potatoes were grown in New Zealand, but you are right that it was dug up with the potatoes after being left there during WW2 (the grenade turned out to be a dud used for training)
I vividly remember when "Who's Your Daddy" was advertised and almost a thing. Still can't believe it actually (nearly) happened. Truly the event horizon of bad reality television.
So I remember Mike and Andy talking about eating at Serendipity III in NYC when they talked about Mike eating stunt food? They got the really expensive milkshake. Anyone else remember this?
56:16 That’s just the plot of Mamma Mia
36:43 At this part, honestly all 3 of their lies are plausible with Florida Man.
The USSR also gave Pepsi a frigate, a cruiser, and a destroyer.
Wow the first time I've ever recognised the song from the opening, it's on my spotify list, and I got briefly very confused when it came on XD
Since no one else has answered in the 5 months since this streamed, the screaming in the Harold Diddlebock clip was old-timey shorthand for liquor being very strong, especially stronger than the drinker is used to. Since it's Harold's first drink of his life in the movie, that also explains why he doesn't even realize he's the one doing it.
Mortuary Assistant has to be a given this Hallowstream, right?
The best way to lie, is to first establish a reputation of being a horrible liar: obvious ticks, nervousness, and taking too long to answer, etc.
So when you _do_ lie, naturally and confidently spoken, they won't suspect it.
none of those signs are explicit signs of lying....You should stop watching certain tv shows....
@@dr.benchcanister5277
Enlighten me.
@@kunimitsune177
Ya'll are taking this too seriously.
But to clarify, I said the best _way,_ not how to be a _better_ liar.
And as to why I gave this pseudo-advice... Personal experience.
Of course, it wasn't deliberate that I established myself as a bad liar. As you said, lie all the time and improve upon it. I did as so, and the family members who knew me as a bad liar believe my lies now after I gained some confidence in myself.
"Lying is a skill like any other, and if you want to maintain a level of excellence you have to practice constantly."
-Elim Garak
What could be worse? being snowed in with actual Oasis, and Liam and Noel arguing all the time
The hd intro cards are so frighteningly hd
I like how recent some of the questions are
As a Floridian I can confirm all of those Florida Women responses are not only possible but almost certainly have happened.
Fibbage, Among us and one night ultimate werewolf outef me as a good liar to my friends and now I can't get away with anything 😂
Still tossing people out of the airlock as the imposter is fun
Extreme Elder Dragon Highlander, being an MtG guy.
nice to see this game in action and nice that everyone won at least one game
Oh come on, Jane. How cool can this possi-OH MY GOD, CHARLES BARKLEY VS GODZILLA COVER IS MAGNIFICENT AND DESERVES TO BE IN A MUSEUM!
Glitter assault. That's explains the old saying "You only mess with Rip Taylor once".
Jane thinks the NZ accent is adorable. As a New Zealander im not sure I can agree. We have all our Vowels on random.....
12:27 It's more perplexing than that-- the Siege of Yorktown was from September to October of that year, so the letter was probably written and delivered _before_ Cornwallis' surrender.
Technically, American independence wasn't formalized until the Treaty of Paris in 1783.
Before watching: definitely not Mike.
Either devious rogue Andy or Jane because she's big brain. Probably Andy, due to his experience as pirate and wild west outlaw.
59:00 The Immaculate Conception actually refers to Mary being born without sin so that she could later be a pure vessel to give birth to Jesus.
I haven’t thought about Zenon in years, but a couple days ago I ended up looking up the show because someone brought up a similar name and it jogged the memory. Now Andy and Luke have a podcast about that exact show… weird 😅
TIL there was a Charles Barkley Vs Godzilla comic, thanks Fibbage!
1:40:34 Serendipity 3 also do the most expensive milkshake, so Andy is double correct
Man, I love Mike so much
I'll have to get you to pick me up some of those greggs pants, I'm out of the country and can't get to a primark
We've got jeans on fish!!
The background music has real big Two Point Hospital vibes.
Darn it- the music slapped so hard I got knocked out & missed the stream! Curse you funky dance tunes!
Okay now who snitched to Jackbox about Andy complaining the whole time? ; )
(Of course, maybe they just heard him from Jackbox HQ. It had slipped my mind until the french fry discovery how comically loud his voice can get)
There's a Tom Scott video about the LEGO beach and it's depressing as hell because yeah, plastics are terrible.
I'm really looking forward to watching Andy play the RE: Village DLC, all of Hallowstream, but especially that.
Nasty i know... Sorry. But "Your Mum" almost fits in every answer. lol.
chat was right about the Barry Kirk google image search... I have work tomorrow damiit...
Here in New Zealand we don't even think we have an accent, our neighbours in Australia got that one
1:36:50 ... 1:39:55 and also because I looked it up. 😉
Yeah Charles Barkley was a big deal in the US in '93 as it also saw the release of Charles Barkley: Shut Up and Jam for the Sega Genesis.
This is my favorite Jackbox game so far
lol the craze of ferns is not something i thought would come up in a game
LIFT FOR QUEEN
Haven’t yet watched the video but I’m going with Jane. Having said that, I have a vague recall of a 20+ year news article saying such was the reason for people’s pogonophobia…
Jane's hair is getting soooo long ♡
super weird hearing Shane so much lol
nice to meet you Shane. :D
@@marhawkman303 nice to meet you too 😊
I have to admit, I had to Google Benjamin Franklin to find out why he was so gross.
It took me way too long to realise the Barry Kirk coffin answer... seeing as he's my uncles brother.
He's a minor celebrity known as captain beany and had appeared on judge rinder
Isn't your uncle's brother either another uncle or your dad?
@@CodaBlairLucarioEmperor my aunt is my dad's sister her husbands brother
i found a spooky game called lost in random that might be fun to do
Might just be me, but it felt like there was a disproportionate amount of New Zealand content in this one. Not that I'm complaining, certainly. Though I'd definitely forgotten about Mr Chips and their wacky hand grenade hijinks.
Yay return of the challenges
Cookie Masterson is far too funny to be this well ignored
What's the intro song?
Imagine walking a beach and stepping on a lego.
Imagine a crab that’s built itself a shell out of lego
@@nightmarethrenody8232 Not out of a single piece, either. They put it together.
I knew the Facebook RP group one!!
Xylophone Electronic Dance Hall
I don't know how taxes work but if they vlogged it, couldn't they write the fries off as a business expense? I know this isn't a trying sort of channel but now I desperately want them to be able to try the fancy fries.
1:42:00 Andy how dare you! how very dare you! Mc fries are terrible!