My favorite is always the one from the Wizard of Oz: "Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again."
Even better: women always complain that their husbands don't listen to them enough and when a husband actually does, the wife says he listens too much.
@@aashishbhattarai9991 It's the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. "Nice old lady" is referring to the the white witch who is..... not exactly nice. Like she tries to kill them not nice.
My favorite was "a demented child almost gets everyone killed." A bad description of one of my favorite books: a group of kids goes to the circus and have a good time with a nice clown
"A man goes on a journey to deliver an antique jewelry" was my favorite XD. When I was 10, my mother tried to get me into a popular story: "It's the story of a wizard boy who's mistreated by his relatives and he goes to live with a giant".
@@annakilifa331 To be fair, as a person who has never read LotR and has managed to avoid knowing key things about it for absurd lengths of time despite how much I hear it talked about... I genuinely thought Frodo was a child 😂 apparently he isn't
@@TheSinghisking4ever I don't know if it was made clear in the movies, but in the books they know that almost everything is filmed, so the audience sees everything, through hidden cameras and other hi-tech stuff in the arena
That’s honestly so true about the Narnia series lol...... I remember as a child not knowing what Turkish delights were, but being convinced that I’d love them because of Narnia
Wow. I litterally did not know Frodo was that old. I kinda just thought he was like younger than 20. I doubted this so much I had to Google it but yeah, you are correct. Makes me feel like an idiot.
@@ADADEL1 Yeah, I assumed it was just in the books and not at all mentioned in the films. I haven't read much of the books so I assume that is why I was unaware. I feel like it should have mentioned that in the Films but what ever.
@@TheZebbga In the movie, they cut out 17 years, and don't mention that it was also Frodo's 33rd birthday at Bilbo's 111th birthday party, so it's anyone's guess how old Frodo actually is in the movie. In the book, Aragorn is 90 (but lives another 120 years before dying of old age).
@@rmsgrey Thats interesting. Does the books describe Frodo of looking young? Because this seems to imply Hobbits have a long life span but I thought the only reason Bilbo lived that long was because he had the Ring. Like obviously he still looked young and when he gave the Ring away he ages quicker but living to 111 isn't all that impressive if the life spans are longer than Humans anyway.
Those books are great! I remember buying it through a scholastic ad at school in 5th grade. The ad said "For fans of the Lord of the Rings" and i had just finished reading LotR.
Husband: talks about how he doesn't know Narnia well Me: That'll be the next one right? “A bunch of children ruin a nice old lady’s winter.” --called it! and he originally placed it so close XD hahaha that was amazing lol great video
I loved the description for Peter Pan "gets everyone nearly killed". My description of my fav book: "A boy who can see things, meet a group of children who never grew up."
"When your husband took the note "A bunch of children ruin a nice, old lady's winter" and put it on Bear Town instead of Narnia I was like NOOOOOOOO!!!"
“A demented child nearly gets everyone killed” Me: HARRY POTTER no but seriously the Harry Potter book definitely tripped ME up 😅 I guessed it for every other question
He did great, but I somehow think the order in which he got the clues kind of work for him 😊 Murphy wasn't expecting that 🤣 "ultimate underdog story"... MISTBORN FINAL EMPIRE
This was so much fun, please do a part two! Here is my poor description of one of my new favorite series that you definitely know the plot of: Doctor helps drug addict solve his problems
Actually (lol) - Frodo was 50 years old when he started off on the quest to destroy the Ring. For hobbits 33 years is their coming of age...so Frodo definitely wasn't a "boy". Anyway, I know too much useless crap... Fun video! :)
@@EleanorNicBhatair yay! :) I kinda cheated though because I've seen the movie, but haven't read the book :/ Maybe you could do a video on it for your Booktube channel?
@@richardgurney1844 The book and the movie are actually quite similar! Though its been a few years since I've seen and read them, I remember mostly reading the book for the extra details that got cut out of the movie, of which there aren't that many... Now I want to read or watch the Martian again xD
i was like omg Korey is in this one. i'm so happy and that's kind of awkward to be honest. but it doesn't matter couse i love you two together so much.
I loved it! Please do a part 2 of this bad descriptions game! Hmm...bad descriptions of my favorite book...1) A boy travels to Europe after he confesses love to his neighbor, which she does not return. 2) A pompous clergyman shatters his patroness’s matchmaking dreams.
So, will Korey be participating in the ROW spoiler discussion? You two make the best videos. I love Merphy's frustration when Korey knows her too well...
Plot twist, the White Witch wasn't even the nice old lady whose winter got ruined. Forgot her name, but it's the professor's assistant lady who's tasked with taking care of the Pevensies. So the the description of "winter" had me tripped up a bit because the real-world part of the story happens in summer I think.
LOVE the videos with Korey! I’m relatively new and have been backlogging all of your videos, and the ones with both you and Korey are really cute. Love this channel!
To do describe the first book in my favourite series: “A girls parents send her to camp but she doesn’t like it so she breaks out and starts a revolution against camping”
My fav book poorly described: Dude steals shiny rocks and everyone dies because of it. My fav series poorly described: Kid who's good at water fights wages war on his grandpa.
@@samkathryn4825 Yes. I haven't realised how many people also tried to describe the same thing. It's so funny to see multiple badly written descriptions of the same books in the comment section.
It's obviously the Hunger Games. I feel like this could fit a couple other books though I can't think of any. Wait! The End of the Fucking World maybe? Edit: I know it's Hunger Games. I'm just saying it kinda fits other stories
Favorite 1 (a classic): Country boy applies for a job in a dying profession and has lots of adventures with his new friends. Favorite 2: Meet cute of a woman and her idol in the snow. She rescues him and nurses him back to health. Answer: 1: The three musketeers 2: Misery
I loved the description of Narnia 😂 it did make me chuckle. Mine would be "4 siblings get stuck in a room and take playing "happy families" to an extreme"
Loved the way of kings one, I can't BELIEVE he didn't get that immediately. Mistborn was too easy I think. This was so fun, love when you guys do videos together!!
Really bad description of my all time favorite book: "Man and companions, including the luckiest woman in the world, go on a space adventure to find her true love." ANSWER: (DON'T PEAK!) Ringworld, by Larry Niven
I just gotta say when other youtubers do ads for their sponsors I skip past it but these are so hysterical I watch every one 🤣 “I’m a REAL author” **NOT A REAL AUTHOR**
favorite was "Girl leaves home town, to try to convince an uptight scholar to educate her". As for my favorite book: "Washed-up musician turned barkeeper tells nerdy scribe about being on financial aid in college." Name of the wind
"Orphans going on adventures and finding their place among friends". Harry and Tom are both orphans, they both go on adventures. Adventures can be killing giant snakes and stabbing a terrible book, or, travelling to the countryside to find lost family, and killing them all out of disappointment. Both Harry and Tom found their place among friends. Though in the latter, it was more a power base and followers... who might have thought they were his friends. Still, Tom found his calling and people willing to help in his career ambitions. It can still apply to the Harry Potter series just as well.
Bad book descriptions are one of my favorite things here's some: 1)Girl stays out too late partying and leaves an article of clothing with a guy she just met. 2)A boy plays with stuffed animals. 3)Village kids run away from home with strangers 4) young girl spends time with the man living in her basement.
A group of bachelors leave their shared home ahead of a council eviction then, after setting up their new pad, rescue a bunch of imprisoned women from a nearby militant enclave.
Somebody who listens well to your obsessions is literally the best and most important person on earth! Good for you merphy. And in that vein "Nobody talks as the world burn". What book am I talking about
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I feel like this video deserves a bad description - "Wife is annoyed because her husband pays attention to her and is good at stuff"
Hahahaha
😂 loved that dynamic
THIS IS BRILLIANT
Is that really a bad description though? It seems pretty accurate to me. lol
THIS is my favorite bad description.
My favorite is always the one from the Wizard of Oz: "Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again."
I like the one that also says something about Wizard of Oz being the ultimate chick fight because it's two women arguing over a pair of shoes.
Husband: Is smart and pays attentions to things his wife has said about books.
This angers the Merphy.
Even better: women always complain that their husbands don't listen to them enough and when a husband actually does, the wife says he listens too much.
@@geonunes10 I belive that she is joking. She even mentioned in other videos that she is very happily married and she appricetes him very much.
@@julijaskerovic2301 I know, so am I
@@geonunes10 Ok, I missunderstood.
His name is Korey.
“A bunch of children ruin a nice old lady’s winter.” “Nice old lady”😂
I mean come on he was Talking about it Just 10 seconds ago! 😂😂
Which book is it?
@@aashishbhattarai9991 It's the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. "Nice old lady" is referring to the the white witch who is..... not exactly nice. Like she tries to kill them not nice.
It said "nice, old lady's winter"
@@spidergwen9209 this is one case where not using a comma makes no difference.
“A demented child nearly gets everyone killed.” could have been a reference to Tom Riddle too. 😂
Omg I was thinking that too 😂😂
But Tom shows up in the Chamber of Secrets and not the Sorcer's Stone......
I was thinking Edmund. I mean, he sells his siblings out for mediocre candy
Now if she used the book "The Half-Blood Prince", then it could work. Lol
I was thinking Harry Potter!! That kid does NOT know when to back off and let the adults handle it
you and your husband are the cutest and what a healthy relationship should be
It's a Text"book" example of a Healthy Relationship.
How do you know?
Honestly I hope I have a relationship as healthy and happy as theirs one day
@@atharvadeshpande4749 ba-doom cha!
"You're too good of a listener, that's kind of annoying" lol
Wow. Korey claps and books fall down. What power this man has.
My favorite was "a demented child almost gets everyone killed."
A bad description of one of my favorite books: a group of kids goes to the circus and have a good time with a nice clown
It has to be "IT"
IT
do they ever go to a circus in It?
Wait...Caraval?i haven’t actually read it but I’m still shooting my shoot because “circus”
I wanna say It. Could be anything really. I'm currently at the beginning of that book so I don't know
“two middle aged guys feud for twenty years about a loaf of bread.”
les miserables
"A man goes on a journey to deliver an antique jewelry" was my favorite XD. When I was 10, my mother tried to get me into a popular story: "It's the story of a wizard boy who's mistreated by his relatives and he goes to live with a giant".
Yer a Wizard Harry
I've seen another description of LotR as: Old man forces child into volcano.
@@morrigandanae ....what child?
@@annakilifa331 It's supposed to mean Frodo because of his size tho his actual age wouldn't match the description.
@@annakilifa331 To be fair, as a person who has never read LotR and has managed to avoid knowing key things about it for absurd lengths of time despite how much I hear it talked about... I genuinely thought Frodo was a child 😂 apparently he isn't
Was anyone mentally screaming about how “winter” was in the description, and the book literally has snow on the cover? No, just me? 😂
Lmffaaaooo yes!
Lol nope you're not the only one. 🤣🤣🤣
yesss. I was facepalming and him not picking up on that. 😂
So Mistborn's bad description is basically Cinderella? XD
Vin kinda is a Cinderella at that aspect : )))
@@mahdissafari614 Yes, very true and I love it!
@@paulinagarzafernandez me too! Totally loved it
@@mahdissafari614 if Cinderella could crush a dude’s head with her own.
“A competition is held in which the fans can almost never see what is going on, yet are still overly excited”
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
The Hunger Games?
@@TheSinghisking4ever That works too i guess, 😂 I was going for Goblet of Fire though
@@TheSinghisking4ever I don't know if it was made clear in the movies, but in the books they know that almost everything is filmed, so the audience sees everything, through hidden cameras and other hi-tech stuff in the arena
Haha, yes. There's a fanfiction that fixes that aspect of it. The first book is called The Pureblood Pretense.
My bad description:
Many people want a pointy chair.
GoT?
My only guesses are A Game of Thrones and The Silver Chair. I have not read either so I honestly have no clue
Yeah Got 😂
Game of Thrones
A nice game of musical chairs
"A boy is chased by his absent father's past demons and is framed for a serious crime he did not commit."
Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief
That's not even a bad description
"The only thing I remember is Turkish Delights"
I love it
That’s honestly so true about the Narnia series lol...... I remember as a child not knowing what Turkish delights were, but being convinced that I’d love them because of Narnia
@@belleah5562 actually I believe that the author had a thing for Turkey because Aslan means lion in Turkish.
@@belleah5562 Turkish delight is actually kinda gross...
The marriage paradox - you can agree with your wife and show you listen but still be wrong.
Korey, just face it...you're a part time booktuber now.
"Boy delivers antique jewelry" Lol, except Frodo's 50 years old. I know he's short, but he's been of age for 17 years.
Wow. I litterally did not know Frodo was that old. I kinda just thought he was like younger than 20. I doubted this so much I had to Google it but yeah, you are correct. Makes me feel like an idiot.
@@TheZebbga Movie pacing vs book pacing. Don't worry about it to much.
@@ADADEL1 Yeah, I assumed it was just in the books and not at all mentioned in the films. I haven't read much of the books so I assume that is why I was unaware. I feel like it should have mentioned that in the Films but what ever.
@@TheZebbga In the movie, they cut out 17 years, and don't mention that it was also Frodo's 33rd birthday at Bilbo's 111th birthday party, so it's anyone's guess how old Frodo actually is in the movie.
In the book, Aragorn is 90 (but lives another 120 years before dying of old age).
@@rmsgrey Thats interesting. Does the books describe Frodo of looking young? Because this seems to imply Hobbits have a long life span but I thought the only reason Bilbo lived that long was because he had the Ring. Like obviously he still looked young and when he gave the Ring away he ages quicker but living to 111 isn't all that impressive if the life spans are longer than Humans anyway.
A scrawny kid learns how to shoot with the town outcast who's sometimes invisible.
Ranger's Apprentice
@MerphyNapier Have you read Ranger's Apprentice?
LMAOOO OMG YES WILLLL
Yesssss! I don't care what the intended age for this series is, it's in my top three. Lol
Yay! RA fans unite!
Those books are great! I remember buying it through a scholastic ad at school in 5th grade. The ad said "For fans of the Lord of the Rings" and i had just finished reading LotR.
I also liked "A demented child gets everyone killed"
As for my book: "A pilot meets royalty in the desert."
The little prince!
@@virginia905 correct! Nice :D
Easy, the little Prince! Ou, le Petit Prince. Good one. Could mention he draws for him, but it'd be even easier.
@@MagusMarquillin It could've also been "Failed artist meets royalty in the desert" :D
One of my favorite books:
“A troubled kid loses his mother but gains a neglectful father, whose brother accuses him of theft”
My favorite series of all time😍
Idk why but I was so proud of myself for figuring this out even though it’s probably blatantly easy lmao
What series is this?
@@ViridianForests the Percy jackson series, really the first book
@@cassecorrea Oh wow, I feel so dumb for not getting it xD Thanks for answering!
"An amputee decides to go to the moon."
(The Lunar Chronicles)
Great series and great "bad" description!
Omg 🤣😂
Husband: talks about how he doesn't know Narnia well
Me: That'll be the next one right?
“A bunch of children ruin a nice old lady’s winter.”
--called it! and he originally placed it so close XD
hahaha that was amazing lol great video
Part 2 should be Merphy's husband (sorry I forgot his name oops) making her guess, maybe even for the same books, to see if he can trip her up!
Agreed
I loved the description for Peter Pan "gets everyone nearly killed". My description of my fav book: "A boy who can see things, meet a group of children who never grew up."
Maybe Miss Peregrine’s house of peculiar children?
@@virginia905 yep. That's it.
"When your husband took the note "A bunch of children ruin a nice, old lady's winter" and put it on Bear Town instead of Narnia I was like NOOOOOOOO!!!"
“A demented child nearly gets everyone killed”
Me: HARRY POTTER
no but seriously the Harry Potter book definitely tripped ME up 😅 I guessed it for every other question
Same
I thought the same thing! I was like Aw that’s harsh 🤣🤣
He did great, but I somehow think the order in which he got the clues kind of work for him 😊 Murphy wasn't expecting that 🤣
"ultimate underdog story"... MISTBORN FINAL EMPIRE
Here's my bad book description:
A family spends a fun-filled winter in a hotel mountain resort.
The shining?
@@saundracarter-hebert yeah
“A girl is in a television show and finds herself in a love triangle”
Hunger games
Who here was also betting against the game master. Go Korey Korey. Get that A++. (Hope my prediction is right🤞🏿)
The final empire: A man triks his friends to help him make a cult
Here's my bad description: A small child kills a sweet old lady, then runs off with some friends so she can go back home.
Wizard of Oz?
@@wolfsnite8274 yup!
This was so much fun, please do a part two!
Here is my poor description of one of my new favorite series that you definitely know the plot of: Doctor helps drug addict solve his problems
Is that Sherlock Holmes?
@@annaarmstrong8525 yes!
Actually (lol) - Frodo was 50 years old when he started off on the quest to destroy the Ring. For hobbits 33 years is their coming of age...so Frodo definitely wasn't a "boy". Anyway, I know too much useless crap...
Fun video! :)
You should make this a series on the channel. Awesome chemistry between the two of you.
SPOILER ALERT
A rebellious girl and her boyfriend almost eat some fruit.
(It's the Hunger Games)
Also, the Bible
This one is amazing 😂
Very good
At first I had no clue.
My first thought was the Bible, lmao.
This is the first time I have ever seen a wife mad that her husband listens too well lol
My bad description is 'a lonely man just eats potatoes and talks to himself' 😂 Loved this video!!
The Martian?
@@richardgurney1844 yes!!
@@EleanorNicBhatair yay! :)
I kinda cheated though because I've seen the movie, but haven't read the book :/
Maybe you could do a video on it for your Booktube channel?
@@richardgurney1844 I've read the book twice and still haven't watched the film!
I might just do that :)
@@richardgurney1844 The book and the movie are actually quite similar! Though its been a few years since I've seen and read them, I remember mostly reading the book for the extra details that got cut out of the movie, of which there aren't that many... Now I want to read or watch the Martian again xD
Reading the bad descriptions in the comments: Have I ever read a book in my life?
Your husband has a "southern preacher" voice. Lol super fun video to watch!
Merphy's ads gets better each day... Thank you Patricia Mcwriter
In your husband’s defense, that is exactly what happens in Mistborn. 🤣
I am so offended!!!! How could you NOT know the chronicles of Narnia!!!!!!!!!! Lol
"I don't know the story of this one"
*immediately gets that book wrong and is the only book he does*
Sounds like a fun game to play XD
Morpheus, is it you?
@@HighLordoftheBathroom it is apparently!! Your find him on some other booktube channels comment sections. He's a comfortimg presence. 😉😆
Poor description of my favourite book: siblings loose a game and then kill most of their family.
I don't know what this one is, but based on that description I really wish I did. 😆
@@iMirandaJae I will write it if noone guesses.
Game of thrones?
I am also curious.
Nobody guessed (I almost wrote "noone", but that would be confusing). It's Mahabharata.
description: man studies old science that isn't correct anymore but still succeeds in using it to achieves his goal
answer:
frankenstein
I loved the original video. I'm happy to see another version. Edit: ok, the descriptions are brilliant. 😂
I love seeing you two together....Makes me really happy....All my best wishes to you guys.... always be this awesome and amazing... love ya!!!❤️
The amount of love I have for this vid is ridiculous. I thought the whole vid was awesome but the squarespace ad was top tier
Honestly just clicked cause y'all are adorable and your chemistry is so fun to watch!
The 1st version of this was the first of your videos I ever watched and I still remember the books from that.
"A woman honors her husband's late wife and solves a fun mystery" Oh my goodness, Merphy
Was that the one about mental health? I remember reading it if so
@@erikcarp9359 Yes! By Neal Shusterman who wrote Scythe and Unwinding, it was fantastic!!
@@mireilleoppenheimer6662
Oh yeah scythe, that was cool too
"A unique teenager gets accused of stealing, but proves that he didn't by going on an adventure." ~ Guess the book.
The lightning thief?
omfg i didn't catch on that this was tlt lmao i made one for this exact book too :))
Holes 😂
@@jj111099 😂
i love your husband, he's so fun to watch. Your interactions make for great content! Peter pan was probably my favorite of the descriptions.
Peter Pan's was my favourite.
A bad description of my fav book:" A young man meets his friend group by attempting to kill them. Adventures ensue."
It was a bad description I agree
You haven't talked about CS Lewis very much at all, he's right! This needs to be a WHOLE video!!!
i was like omg Korey is in this one. i'm so happy and that's kind of awkward to be honest. but it doesn't matter couse i love you two together so much.
Postman delivers letter and the city is goes crazy.
Going Postal by Terry Pratchett
I think this should be a Weekly Thing 😂😂 ❤️ you guys.
I loved it! Please do a part 2 of this bad descriptions game! Hmm...bad descriptions of my favorite book...1) A boy travels to Europe after he confesses love to his neighbor, which she does not return. 2) A pompous clergyman shatters his patroness’s matchmaking dreams.
Could the first one be Little Women?
Anita Yes!! Nice one!!
You guys are so cute. Love this game!
Edit:
My favourite book would be "Strange family dog stopped by intelligent sociopath."
The Hound of the Baskervilles?
curious incident of a dog in the night-time?
@@LanA-ef8uo You got it!
So, will Korey be participating in the ROW spoiler discussion? You two make the best videos.
I love Merphy's frustration when Korey knows her too well...
He will!
The bad description of my favorite book is: A group of friends goes on a journey that will change their lives forever.
The Court of Thorns and Roses Series: A woman falls in love with her kidnapper but ditches him for a classic situational manipulator.
Love this 😂😂
This checks out
Plot twist, the White Witch wasn't even the nice old lady whose winter got ruined. Forgot her name, but it's the professor's assistant lady who's tasked with taking care of the Pevensies. So the the description of "winter" had me tripped up a bit because the real-world part of the story happens in summer I think.
The winter was literally on the cover :D
Favourite was the antique jewlery, but then again I didn't read most of the books
Here's a good bad summery for my favorite book: A boy meets death and doesn't die
LOVE the videos with Korey! I’m relatively new and have been backlogging all of your videos, and the ones with both you and Korey are really cute. Love this channel!
This is so fun! I won't mention character either but as soon as I heard the description, it was Way of Kings for sure!!!!
To do describe the first book in my favourite series: “A girls parents send her to camp but she doesn’t like it so she breaks out and starts a revolution against camping”
My fav book poorly described: Dude steals shiny rocks and everyone dies because of it.
My fav series poorly described: Kid who's good at water fights wages war on his grandpa.
Percy Jackson & the Olympians??
@@dariac7770 (for the series) Yup!
@@maddieray3 Lol that description would totally work but nope.
@@morrigandanae it’s one of my faves too 🥰
That was awesome, Kory!!! You did so good. Its sad your wife is so unsupportive.. 🤣😅🤣😍🥰
Girl falls in love with the boy she was supposed to kill and then the country sees her a singing bird. (Still my favourite trilogy)
I LOVE IT!
The Hunger Games?
@@samkathryn4825 Yes. I haven't realised how many people also tried to describe the same thing. It's so funny to see multiple badly written descriptions of the same books in the comment section.
It's obviously the Hunger Games. I feel like this could fit a couple other books though I can't think of any. Wait! The End of the Fucking World maybe? Edit: I know it's Hunger Games. I'm just saying it kinda fits other stories
*Hunger Games!! :)*
Favorite 1 (a classic): Country boy applies for a job in a dying profession and has lots of adventures with his new friends.
Favorite 2: Meet cute of a woman and her idol in the snow. She rescues him and nurses him back to health.
Answer: 1: The three musketeers
2: Misery
“A Therapist goes bonkers the more she does her job”
Maybe You Should Talk To Someone - Lori Gottlieb
Bad description for my favourite book: "The desire for a nice rug almost leads to the genocide of an entire species."
@@maddieray3 😂😂 It's Weaveworld by Clive Barker. Check it out it's great
I loved the description of Narnia 😂 it did make me chuckle.
Mine would be "4 siblings get stuck in a room and take playing "happy families" to an extreme"
Flowers in the Attic?
@@allysens correct
I am so playing this game with my pals.
I honestly love it when you guys make videos together, you two are hilarious 😂
omg a bad description of my favourite book: "woman experiences multiple painful deaths at the hands of a creature dressed up as a loved one"
Which book is it?
Is this the 7 and 1/2 deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle?
Loved the way of kings one, I can't BELIEVE he didn't get that immediately. Mistborn was too easy I think. This was so fun, love when you guys do videos together!!
Man has to put his daughter’s dog down and fails to help his long time best friend.
GoT. Lady was a good dog.
THIS WAS MASTERFUL
A Song of Ice and Fire
Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood Episode 4......
@@TheZebbga omg what have you done
A bad description if my fav would be:
A little man goes on an adventure to help 13 other little men get back their property😊
@Let's Lockdown nope 😊
M shocked.... M new subscriber... But.... u look 16, seeing the title gave me a shock ❤️😂😂u r so cute together, bless ya ll
i need a top like Merphy's. it's freakin awesome
Really bad description of my all time favorite book:
"Man and companions, including the luckiest woman in the world, go on a space adventure to find her true love."
ANSWER: (DON'T PEAK!)
Ringworld, by Larry Niven
I just gotta say when other youtubers do ads for their sponsors I skip past it but these are so hysterical I watch every one 🤣
“I’m a REAL author” **NOT A REAL AUTHOR**
favorite was "Girl leaves home town, to try to convince an uptight scholar to educate her".
As for my favorite book: "Washed-up musician turned barkeeper tells nerdy scribe about being on financial aid in college."
Name of the wind
You and your husband are so funny to watch! I have to try this with my boyfriend and see if he listens as well when I talk about books lol
A young teen goes on a quest with a group of friends to visit his uncle.
Answer: Prince of Thorns
"Orphans going on adventures and finding their place among friends".
Harry and Tom are both orphans, they both go on adventures.
Adventures can be killing giant snakes and stabbing a terrible book, or, travelling to the countryside to find lost family, and killing them all out of disappointment.
Both Harry and Tom found their place among friends. Though in the latter, it was more a power base and followers... who might have thought they were his friends. Still, Tom found his calling and people willing to help in his career ambitions.
It can still apply to the Harry Potter series just as well.
I love your ads. they are so funny that I never skip them.
another bad description: pretentious teens hang around in the forest and avoid making out
the raven cycle
Bad book descriptions are one of my favorite things here's some:
1)Girl stays out too late partying and leaves an article of clothing with a guy she just met.
2)A boy plays with stuffed animals.
3)Village kids run away from home with strangers
4) young girl spends time with the man living in her basement.
1) Cinderella and 4) is the book thief. But I can’t think of 2) or 3).
@@c0ronariu5 you got 1 and 4!
2) makes me think of Winnie the Pooh.
4) is a great description :)
@@Anita-nw5ts you got number 2!
A group of bachelors leave their shared home ahead of a council eviction then, after setting up their new pad, rescue a bunch of imprisoned women from a nearby militant enclave.
Somebody who listens well to your obsessions is literally the best and most important person on earth! Good for you merphy. And in that vein "Nobody talks as the world burn". What book am I talking about