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Is the cemetorial gavel what they use when they rule whether someone is dead or not? Lawyer Person: "What's the ruling, Judge Guy?" Judge Guy: "He's dead!" * pounds cemetorial gavel * "Casket closed. Next case!"
Cemetorial Gavel: A gavel used to silence the cries of the dead so they may be judged properly. War Force One: The president's personal kill squad of fighter jets.
+179marioyoshi971 I thought that was obvious: Cotton sheets made in either Edufita or the style of that country's weaving. Please don't ask where Edufita is.
Remember when I asked if anyone wanted to go to the clowney siderilks to see the metropolitan mutant of ark? A new thing can be viewed there: the cemetorial gavel!
Allow me to educate Emile (and, by extension, the general public) on the economic and agricultural history of Egypt. Ancient Egypt is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, due to the proximity to the birthplace of humanity in Africa, the fertile land, and the strategic economic position. Ancient humans would have settled in Egypt quickly after the development of agriculture because the Nile River Valley is one of the most fertile places in the world, owing to the annual floods which create vast areas of arable land. Egypt became the first real regional power, covering an area which stretched from Nubia in the south to Syria in the north. Egypt would have, in fact, exported (rather than imported) most of their food to neighboring powers, as is famously documented in the Book of Genesis, when people from surrounding lands come to Egypt during the seven year famine because of the supply of food that the country had built up under the management of Joseph (whether those events took place you must decide for yourself, but we can reason that such an event could have likely occurred). Egyptian cotton is very famous and some of the most valuable cotton in the world. Cotton has been grown in Egypt for millennia. Called the "white gold" of Egypt, it accounts for a large amount of the cotton shipped around the world. Most European powers could only get cotton from Egypt until colonization took place and it was grown in other, warmer, areas where it could also grow. This concludes my lecture.
+T.U.G. the weird part is that chugga was actually born in Arizona and has previously said he loves desert plant life. but when he thinks of another place not in the americas that's desert his mind must pull a blank
Washington DC was CHOKING THIS SCHLONG, a ridiculous amount of bankrupts and Lose-A-Turns, none of you knowing what a wood thrush was, and Jon narrating everything through song. lol
Egyptian cotton is actually mentioned in The Incredibles - by Edna Mode, when discussing Helen's new super-suit: "Virtually indestructible, yet it breathes like Egyptian cotton."
Ancient Egypt was able to grow so much because the Nile flooded such a long way (which it doesn't anymore bc of the Aswan Dam which was built in 1978) and they had basic good agricultural techniques. Modern Egypt is... well, modern and arguably can grow all the good stuff all year round without having to wait for the floodplain to be a floodplain for 6 mths
At 7:04 I totally know how Jon feels. The cream crackers by purity are amazing with buttery and when you dip them in tea they are amazing. I keep forgetting he grew up in Newfoundland.
Two burps from Tim. That's a good sign! The Cemetorial Gavel, in the Metropolitan Mutant of Ark for only a few days. Get your Fiesta Keys to the Garage and hurry up!
That's two burps in one intro ah-ah-ah. *thunder and light in background* I'm loving this video. And this is more proof that Tim needs to be a contestant on the show.
two burps from Tim=already a good start for the promo :D other than that let's go for more wheels to spin and see if chugga can go 1 minute without making a bad guess
Emile, Egypt had a booming agriculture. Just because it is a desert does not mean that nothing can grow. A lot of grains used in the Roman Empire came from Egypt.
During the Oppian War, Calibrary Cuff Paula Deen used her Cemetorial Gavel to fight the Healthy Slut who had stolen her Fiesta Keys to the Garage while she was Going on a Please Labe around the Metropolitan Mutant of Ark.
Cotton was only introduced to Egypt in the 1820s so it wasn't an Ancient Egypt thing. It really kicked off 40 years after that when the US Civil War meant there was a blockade on cotton coming out of the Southern states so other countries like Egypt and India had to fill the gap.
At 2:40, I'm just going to point out that the Jon, the Canadian, knew the name of the US President's personal aircraft before Chugga, an american. (And I kind of wish Chugga hadn't gotten it, just to hear what Jon would have said...)
Hold up. Did anyone else notice that Vana just disappeared with a puff of smoke during the mini-game at around 9:56? She's either a magician or a ninja.
To be fair, /usr/share/dict/words (on OSX) contains only three words that it could be: gavel, gayal (a relative of the cow), and gazel (a kind of Turkish improv singing).
Emile talking about the state fair reminded me of something bad I did at it... Last year Basically, I was leaving, and this guy was handing something out, so I decided to check it out, and I find out he was handing out his mixtape... Instead of taking one, or just saying "oh, cool" I just laugh and walk away... I still feel bad...
I know there is a video of this that someone commented on, and in the comment they wrote a hilarious story with all of Chugga's bad Wheel of Fortune guesses. I wish I could find it again
Jon, there's only one person you should watch when it comes to a review of Ninja Turtles 3, and that's the AVGN since he cuts a VHS tape of it in half, box and all
I don't normally say these kinds of things, but at about 5:05, I said "Butters" aloud just before Emile did. Don't know why I thought "Butters" since S was already used, but there ya go. The tables have turned; Emile knew what the solution to a puzzle was before Tim or Jon. It's also his first time he's expressed disappointment that Jon figured it out before it could get to his turn. Trust me Emile, you do NOT want to go to Egypt. Not in this current (or 2015 based on recording dates) climate anyways. And that makes two puzzles where Emile has proclaimed that he knows what the solution is before Jon. Practice certainly makes perfect in this case, give or take a handful or two of horrible guesses.
Not that kind of climate. Climate as in the situation going on in and around the area. Egypt isn't the safest (or cleanest) place at the best of times (a man with as little worldly experience as Emile will find his load lightened by a lot if he's not careful). With all that's been happening in the Middle East, it's not much better.
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Is the cemetorial gavel what they use when they rule whether someone is dead or not?
Lawyer Person: "What's the ruling, Judge Guy?"
Judge Guy: "He's dead!" * pounds cemetorial gavel * "Casket closed. Next case!"
It could be in the antipae mall right now
Cemetorial Gavel: A gavel used to silence the cries of the dead so they may be judged properly.
War Force One: The president's personal kill squad of fighter jets.
+179marioyoshi971 I thought that was obvious: Cotton sheets made in either Edufita or the style of that country's weaving.
Please don't ask where Edufita is.
"Is u the least common vowel?"
"Oh, easily"
I love how his response has every vowel except u.
As does the question, save for the subject itself. "Is _ the least common vowel?"
The War Force, one quarter of the Four Forcemen of the Apocalypse.
I don't know what it is, but every single thing TRG does, I can relate it to "You spin me right round baby right round"
Haha so true. Wait, what about SSBB?
+Excalibarsonic The turn rotation.
+Magnus von Crumple That song goes with everything
+Albe Van Hanoy even with meat spin?
The Cemetorial Gavel, Calibrary Cuff Paula Deen's valuable item, at display in the Metropolitan Mutant of Ark.
or antipae mall
Along with the Fiesta Keys to the Garage!
Located near alpine gleamers
@@BubblesZap all you have to do is start going on a please labe!
Remember when I asked if anyone wanted to go to the clowney siderilks to see the metropolitan mutant of ark? A new thing can be viewed there: the cemetorial gavel!
Ooh, let's start going on a please labe now! We can get back in time to watch Calibrary Cuff Paula Dean.
Allow me to educate Emile (and, by extension, the general public) on the economic and agricultural history of Egypt.
Ancient Egypt is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, due to the proximity to the birthplace of humanity in Africa, the fertile land, and the strategic economic position.
Ancient humans would have settled in Egypt quickly after the development of agriculture because the Nile River Valley is one of the most fertile places in the world, owing to the annual floods which create vast areas of arable land. Egypt became the first real regional power, covering an area which stretched from Nubia in the south to Syria in the north.
Egypt would have, in fact, exported (rather than imported) most of their food to neighboring powers, as is famously documented in the Book of Genesis, when people from surrounding lands come to Egypt during the seven year famine because of the supply of food that the country had built up under the management of Joseph (whether those events took place you must decide for yourself, but we can reason that such an event could have likely occurred).
Egyptian cotton is very famous and some of the most valuable cotton in the world. Cotton has been grown in Egypt for millennia. Called the "white gold" of Egypt, it accounts for a large amount of the cotton shipped around the world. Most European powers could only get cotton from Egypt until colonization took place and it was grown in other, warmer, areas where it could also grow.
This concludes my lecture.
+Roderic McKay Will this be on the test?
+Roderic McKay zzzzzz....
+Roderic McKay Thanks, you might have helped me impress my social studies teacher
Is this copy-pasted?
Skeeter Mania Nope. I just like to write.
"I'm not gonna lie, I really like it when he tells me to shut up." Well, if that's what Emile's into...
12:15 Did anyone thought Egyptian right away?
Yes.
+Joel “Leepinephrine121” Lee literally right away.
cause it didn't sound right.
+Joel “Leepinephrine121” Lee My thought when Emile was solving for it was, "Ohhh nooo... he doesn't know the first word is Egyptian... Ohhh nooo..."
I did. Normally I miss quite a few of these puzzles though.
.... 14:19 I noticed that pun, Emile. Even if nobody else did. Pat-ronizing.
+Ryan P There's a part of me that wonders if Emile said "patronizing" without actually knowing he made a pun.
+Ryan P Nonono. If he wanted to make a pun, he'd darn sure make it obvious. Emile makes his puns into events.
Tim's burp just crashed my internet. Like, seriously, his first burp made the video buffer, and the second just closed the whole thing.
I like how Emile laughed at Tim's first burp and then Jon laughed at the second.
14:13
Jon: "Pat, you know how many 'R's there are. Don't you say that."
Emile: "He's just patronizing."
Was that pun unintended, Chugga?
How is that a pun?
@@DavidRay39 Pat-ronizing.
"fight to the death over half of a car" -the entire story of mad max. that's it. the entire thing.
Chugga made an unintentional pun! He's just PATronizing. It's easy to see that it was unintentional since he didn't start giggling over it.
14:18 He's PATronising!
How did they miss that?
I guess starting off with a burp is better than an injury.
Emile: What is Trade Imports?
Alex: No the correct answer is What is the NILE DELTA.
"I really like it when he tells me to shut up."
Chuggaaconroy 2016
Confirmed bondage kink
Femdom* kink, FTFY.
When Jon said that this is the most American set he's ever seen, I laughed really hard.
As someone from Arizona, I can say that weeds can grove even in the desert. I pick them out of my backyard every weekend.
+T.U.G. the weird part is that chugga was actually born in Arizona and has previously said he loves desert plant life. but when he thinks of another place not in the americas that's desert his mind must pull a blank
Every wheel of fortune video that they start to make me laugh when chugga guess every answer that is so funny.
can we please start creating a petition to put Tim on Wheel of Fortune
10:28 “I really like it when he tells me to shut up.” Add to the fanfics
Washington DC was CHOKING THIS SCHLONG, a ridiculous amount of bankrupts and Lose-A-Turns, none of you knowing what a wood thrush was, and Jon narrating everything through song. lol
That 2nd guess puzzle was one that appeared on my episode of WoF (it was a round 5 final spin puzzle for us). Also, yes Tim should audition.
Egyptian cotton is actually mentioned in The Incredibles - by Edna Mode, when discussing Helen's new super-suit:
"Virtually indestructible, yet it breathes like Egyptian cotton."
16:41 Um, Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina, Emile. Also for all of you people who forget there's other American countries south from Mexico.
Ancient Egypt was able to grow so much because the Nile flooded such a long way (which it doesn't anymore bc of the Aswan Dam which was built in 1978) and they had basic good agricultural techniques. Modern Egypt is... well, modern and arguably can grow all the good stuff all year round without having to wait for the floodplain to be a floodplain for 6 mths
10:33 That... that's almost fanfic material right there.
Chugga likes it when Jon tells him to shut up while doing Daisy on hard. ...
Nyoo~
Of course the Canadian got the skiing puzzle!
7:41 I got "knock" and "on" but for some reason I thought it would be door
8:40 calling it now, that's got to be "Cross-Country Skiing"
My friend runs cross country so I thought it was "cross-country sprint"
At 7:04 I totally know how Jon feels. The cream crackers by purity are amazing with buttery and when you dip them in tea they are amazing. I keep forgetting he grew up in Newfoundland.
Emile finally admits that he's dumb. :P lol
"It doesn't snow in nearly the entire country" Michigan is currently in a white out XD
Tim really needs to be on Wheel on Fortune! He'll be an interesting contestant!
13:00 “I didn’t even know Egypt had cotton.”
Yugioh: Are we a joke to you?
That's quite possibly the longest I've heard Jon give Emile the silent treatment.
Two burps from Tim. That's a good sign!
The Cemetorial Gavel, in the Metropolitan Mutant of Ark for only a few days. Get your Fiesta Keys to the Garage and hurry up!
My first thought during the food puzzle was "Buttery Space Crackers"...I feel like Emile now. >_
Chuggaa, what you are remembering in the beginning is Tim's "Choking a Schlong"
That sentence becomes funnier when you remove the quotation marks.
when it said proper name, I immediately thought "one punch man" :D
Yes, Art Vandelay was a major force in the "Import/Export" business in Ancient Egypt.
Chugga: Is U the least common vowel?
Jon: O-h, E-asily.
I A-im to make all the good vowel puns. And U all know exactl-E Y. O-h lordy, I am on a roll.
Egypt was basically the breadbasket of ancient times. The area of the Nile is so fertile that it helped feed most of the Roman Empire.
That's two burps in one intro ah-ah-ah. *thunder and light in background* I'm loving this video. And this is more proof that Tim needs to be a contestant on the show.
Yay more bad guesses! To be fair I couldn't do any better Chugga.
Emile is aware that the Nile river flows through Egypt which makes it a fertile land? Which is why its one of the oldest civilizations?
+Tony Giannamore Emile's too innocent for that. #DoDaisyOnHard
Use the force, Luke... the War Force
13:01 Chuggaa, have you ever heard of the Nile River?
Tim's gotta be on Wheel of Fortune one day. He is way too good.
The funny thing is? Cemetorial Gavel sounds strikingly close to Senatorial Gavel
5:04: Me and CHugga are on the same wavelength with that one.
Chuggaaconroy: I like it when he tells me to shut up.
Cemetorial gavel? Is that Eiki Shiki's backup tool when the Rod of Justice is not subtle enough?...
two burps from Tim=already a good start for the promo :D other than that let's go for more wheels to spin and see if chugga can go 1 minute without making a bad guess
Emile, Egypt had a booming agriculture. Just because it is a desert does not mean that nothing can grow. A lot of grains used in the Roman Empire came from Egypt.
Lucky Jon. I would love to go to Buenos Aires...
3:00 - I'm surprised no one said "Get off my plane!" for the reference.
One of these days, I expect a fanfiction that uses all of Emile's awful guesses
During the Oppian War, Calibrary Cuff Paula Deen used her Cemetorial Gavel to fight the Healthy Slut who had stolen her Fiesta Keys to the Garage while she was Going on a Please Labe around the Metropolitan Mutant of Ark.
179marioyoshi971 Now we need fanart
Thx for re posting this one guys I was sad that I couldnt watch it when it copyright strike
Now I’m just imagining emile with a fucking cup of algae just like “mm good soup”
CHUGGA: Please *DO NOT* go to Egypt!
Yeah, usually desert areas aren't great places to grow many plants. I guess the Egyptians must be living in de-Nile.
Can someone please tell me why I laugh every single time Tim burps? XD
"Buenos Aires, wherever that is..."
Emile, you have officially dropped to my SECOND favorite LPer just because of that comment.
Lo mismo digo chabon
I think that one puzzle you guys were talking about early in the video was Fiesta Keys to the Garage
Emile knows ALL about knocking on wood. #EmilesMorningWood
Cotton was only introduced to Egypt in the 1820s so it wasn't an Ancient Egypt thing. It really kicked off 40 years after that when the US Civil War meant there was a blockade on cotton coming out of the Southern states so other countries like Egypt and India had to fill the gap.
welcome to the wheel of pain chugga
At 2:40, I'm just going to point out that the Jon, the Canadian, knew the name of the US President's personal aircraft before Chugga, an american. (And I kind of wish Chugga hadn't gotten it, just to hear what Jon would have said...)
At 4:01 I thought this was going to be the next Wheel of Fortune Game Grumps Part 1
At least those headlights are "real"
The ones on Nascar cars are painted on.
PAINTED ON
I always thought they were stickers
One or the other, i know that
I heard Tim burp, and I was already done. XD
Hold up. Did anyone else notice that Vana just disappeared with a puff of smoke during the mini-game at around 9:56? She's either a magician or a ninja.
4:16 Oh God, that scene. I am depressed and embarrassed to admit that I know that scene by heart. XD
My favorite force is the Mirror Force.
Daisy knows how to knock on wood, doesn't she, Emile?
I think that there is just an application to be on the show. I know that Jeopardy has a test to be on the show. Either way, go for it, Tim!
To be fair, /usr/share/dict/words (on OSX) contains only three words that it could be:
gavel, gayal (a relative of the cow), and gazel (a kind of Turkish improv singing).
War Force One sounds like the Presidential Death Robot, like if Abe Lincoln was a pilot in BattleTech.
Or Metal Wolf Chaos, in a way.
Wow Jon is dominating this round!
Gotta love that Cemetorial Gavel
Emile talking about the state fair reminded me of something bad I did at it... Last year
Basically, I was leaving, and this guy was handing something out, so I decided to check it out, and I find out he was handing out his mixtape...
Instead of taking one, or just saying "oh, cool" I just laugh and walk away...
I still feel bad...
Rome was a massive importer.
Great intro!
I know there is a video of this that someone commented on, and in the comment they wrote a hilarious story with all of Chugga's bad Wheel of Fortune guesses. I wish I could find it again
Again 2 parts in one day? Am I in heaven?
Can't wait to watch this! Love wheel of fortune!
Not knowing about Egyptian cotton sheets... one can see that out of Emile's game collection of youth, there was no _Age of Empires_ or _Serious Sam_.
Come on Emile, even before you buzzed I had Air Force One... It's SO easy!
Chugga went to Florida public school its hard
WE'RE DOING MORE WHEEL OF FORTUNE FOR SOME REASON YAAAAY
Jon, there's only one person you should watch when it comes to a review of Ninja Turtles 3, and that's the AVGN since he cuts a VHS tape of it in half, box and all
Intro of the year
I don't normally say these kinds of things, but at about 5:05, I said "Butters" aloud just before Emile did. Don't know why I thought "Butters" since S was already used, but there ya go.
The tables have turned; Emile knew what the solution to a puzzle was before Tim or Jon. It's also his first time he's expressed disappointment that Jon figured it out before it could get to his turn.
Trust me Emile, you do NOT want to go to Egypt. Not in this current (or 2015 based on recording dates) climate anyways.
And that makes two puzzles where Emile has proclaimed that he knows what the solution is before Jon. Practice certainly makes perfect in this case, give or take a handful or two of horrible guesses.
What's wrong with Egypt's current climate? Is there a drought going on?
Not that kind of climate. Climate as in the situation going on in and around the area. Egypt isn't the safest (or cleanest) place at the best of times (a man with as little worldly experience as Emile will find his load lightened by a lot if he's not careful). With all that's been happening in the Middle East, it's not much better.
What is Emile's favorite Pantera song?
Cemetory Gates