What Happened To Link's Face?
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2020
- Some might say he looks like a Na'vi from Avatar. Others might say he looks like the Babyman mask from GMM. Listen to Link recount what led to an unfortunate facial injury from a mountain biking accident over the weekend, the backstory behind a Golden Globes picture with Patricia Arquette, and what the guys believe to be the Achilles' heel of humanity in this episode of Ear Biscuits!
EB #260, Original Release Date: 10/19/2020
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I love the dynamic. Link is always a "the glass is half full" kinda guy. Rhett just says, "nope, we're all gonna die & probably deserve it ".
😂😂😂 that's why it works! Ying and Rhett
HA!!!! Yep 😜
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Link flung, but got stung because the bee clung.
Lol underrated comment
@👁 Got it right the first time around.
Brilliant
William Shakespeare himself would be proud. 👏
I really like the fact that Link continuously tried to stand up for the working class in this episode. Thank you for that Link.
So nice to watch their content mature with their viewers I’ve been watching since 2015 and in college and now as a 25 year old it’s so fun to hear them talk more openly and candidly about real life things.
Yup same, I love having their more experienced opinions and views on things
I've been listening for 6 straight hours.
Same!
@@jonas8993 I see you
@@virginiacossey8992 why, what, who
Eating the stinger that was taken from your brother sounds like something that happens in a dream.
L o
A fever dream
@@kneblewski1977 11¹¹11111111
Or a metal concert
12:06 😂
Been really enjoying the podcast recently, it’s refreshing to hear them occasionally swear/curse and talk about “sorting mail”
Truth
Same! I fell out of them for a bit but recently got back into listening to the episodes again. Good stuff
same it's fun
Like two friends
@@Mattteus yes it’s just nice to have a more organic real conversation in contrast to the gmm eps (which I love btw)
Rhett: "People think i'm a pessimistic person, i'm not, actually i'm quite positive"
Also Rhett: "yeah...there's not a lot of hope"
😂
@Pennyless he's a doomsday-prepper
Is all i'm gonna say🏃♂️
he’s just a libra
@👁 lighten up my friend
It's all for laughs after all
Rhett is right on the money about everything he said. It's really incredible how authentic and vulnerable Rhett and Link are on this podcast. It's something I really appreciate, and even though it's not the most uplifting thing to say but Rhett going on about the future of humanity is exactly how I feel as well. Hopefully things will change for the better but I'm not hopeful anymore.
I agree I notice how they openly show the process of stating something, hearing new information, and altering their opinion based on the information. I think people need to see things like that to be encouraged to be themselves and normalize not always knowing everything and accepting it
i mean, if you can’t be hopeful about the future, then be curious enough to find out how it will go
Same same. Stay strong, my friends.
Take solace in the fact that progress always has won out in the long run for humanity. There have always been hiccups and backwards steps. But consider where the world was 60 years ago or 20 years ago. Things get better. Live your life according to your morality. That's all you can do.
Wrong about everything, but same difference.
47:41
“I think our technological evolution has outpaced our moral evolution”
I love Ear Biscuits.... ❤️🙏🏻
I actually went back to listen to it again after he said that. That hit me
That's a MLK quote, I think.
I agree 1,000%
Rhett: "I don't eat things that are not edible, unless I'm being paid."
So if someone pays him $1000, he would eat a brick?
@@morgorine273 you say that like they haven't eaten brick
@@morgorine273 but they have eaten brick. I don’t think there’s a substance out there they haven’t tried yet
@@snowbird1381 They also ate clay at least once, so they've eaten raw brick too.
@@morgorine273 do you even watch the show dude
Can someone PLEASE french braid Rhett's hair? I think he could rock it!!!
I want this so badly
I'll do it!!!
I volunteer as tribute!
Do the beard too! He'd look like a viking lol
@@emilyfogerty6438 that would be epic!!!
Min 13-ish: Link's laugh is delightful, I love this friendship. I miss laughing with friends. Glad he's okay, dang bee.
i love doomsday rhett vs light hearted link. it’s a good contrast. i could listen to ear biscuits all day
My mom got stung in the eyeball by a dive bomber bee. I had to call an ambulance. Turns out it goes in your bloodstream faster if I stings you in a sensitive area with that many blood vessels. Don’t get stung in the eye
I had a honey bee hive take over my house for a few months. I accidentally got stung in my sleep twice. And once in the afternoon. I was drinking a beer and thought the beer was making me feel funny. Nope. I went to the ER just in case and turns out I was full flung anaphylactic shock. I had to stay there overnight and get the special medication. I was prescribed an epipen but I don’t need it so I never got it. Because normally if I get stung once it’s fine. It’s just because I had multiple stings in a certain time frame. It added up.
@@FukaiKokoro how did honey bees take over your house for a month?
Yes, but did it make her see better?
Is that why people do tequila shots in the eye?
@@wolffennec474 ok, so here’s a crazy thing. So when hives get too big they divide. So they don’t just collapse all together. And bring a new baby queen with them. Usually in the spring which is when they showed up. It’s crazy they swarm around the queen and protect her until they find a place to settle down. They used the space in between my house to live temporarily until they found their forever home. I didn’t mind. Because I never had so much garden success ever. Like I grew so many veggies it was insane.
As someone who had a major facial injury from a car accident at 19 and took two subsequent surgeries to look normal and recover mobility, be careful where you tread on the subject. I still deal with daily issues because of it at 46. Love you guys.
Link with glasses: link we all know
Link without glasses: looks the spitting image of his dad 🤣
Link: I'm starting to look my dad
*shows picture of Link and his older clone*
Me: Pfft, starting?!
Link looks so much like his dad without glasses!
Yeah, he looks better doesn't he? Cooler at least
I was thinking the same thing
I haven't listened to ALL the Ear Biscuits yet, but Link talking about his tight shirts for sleeping makes me think he should be using a weighted blanket!
the people from gmm who don't watch ear biscuits are really missing out
I really do enjoy Rhett’s passion when he discusses his point of view about the world.
I feel like your also the person who hates people who hate republican opinions
I actually don’t really care for politics like that for me to make an opinion
@@samirahstanford432 lol I have heard people say that before and totally do have a strong liberal opinion 🤣🤣🤣
Wish more people had that straight forward human function called empathy. The end of this one really was great. Everyone regardless of what you belive or stand for can use this to better themselves and the people around their lives.
Fun fact: Orcas have a part to their brain that we humans do not. It’s suspected that this part of the brain makes orcas feel feelings like empathy, sympathy and all the feelings stronger than we do. IMO orcas are more emotionally intelligent than majority of people. (Orcas are my favorite animal, I study them a lot that’s how I know this).
www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/amazing-facts-about-orcas/
Also, Orcas are often seen torturing other animals for no other reason than fun.
I couldn’t agree more. There is a saddening lack of empathy and understanding in the world today. People, including myself, become so entrenched in what they believe and allow themselves to be misinformed about key issues that greatly affect the world population and generations to come. Empathy is lacking and needs to be reconciled
@@FalconOfStorms those are the “transients” and “off shore” groups. I’m generally speaking of the resident orcas. They only eat salmon. Those are the ones I like the best and tend to study more.
@@zacharyburke5645 Lack of empathy and understanding are not a novel problem of "today". The history of this entire species is a story of endless violence and oppression, usually for completely psychotic excuses.
Been watching since I was 12-13 years old. Just turned 21. Really cool to have been able to mature in some ways with them especially through these podcasts. Although I stopped reading the titles since they don’t say exactly what the podcast is about 😂 I just click on the most recent and enjoy the ride.. 😂
It's almost 5 a.m. and Rhett just revealed that he probably cuts open toy baby doll eyeballs...
No sleep for you 😂
Only after Link plays with them.
That picture of Link looks so weird like a completely different person
Link, have you tried a weighted blanket
I feel as tho you would very much enjoy it
He has one on his living room. Actually, he has to fight for it with his kids
When I was a kid I would always press my fists against my eyelids to see all different colored patterns moving around. I don't think a day went by without doing it lol
Same
Yeah try getting stung in your eye it's painful
Maybe the opening should be “Welcome to Ear Biscuits where things start light, but will definitely get deep.”
42:35 idk why both of them covering their eyes and just sitting there made me laugh
The dad selfies of the bee sting kills me 🤣
I think this pandemic has turned me into a mythical beast. I'm a teacher teaching remotely, and I've watched everything Rhett and Link since March. You guys are the best, and you inspire me to be my mythical best.
Idk why I'm so obsessed with ear biscuits. Like I listen to it on the podcasts app and then I watch the video version (sometimes the whole thing). Why? Idk 😂 I'm glad I came for the video of this one tho. There were a lot of photos and viduals.
“they took it out put it on a napkin and i looked at it and said ima eat that”
1:18:00 I agree with Rhett to an extent here, but as a member of the LGBTQ+ community I would find it extremely uncomfortable to allow someone into my home who likely doesn’t support my right to exist.
Nor should you have to.
Some people refuse to change their point of view or even consider seeing the other side, and get really angry when you don't agree with _them._
When entering a discussion it's always a good plan to assess your safety first! Weather that's physical or emotional.
I try to be the best ally I can be, but there's no good shouting at a brick wall. My energy can be better spent trying to build someone else up rather than try to knock a mountain down ❤
Personally, I would not be uncomfortable, but I would have slight reservations, since my lifestyle can kinda give it out, that Im not straight. But I trust, that people do have enough courtesy to behave themselves, in other persons home. Otherwise... well. Let´s just say that it´s not the first time Ive had to throw someone out of my own house. Im not afraid to do that again with excessive force, if needed. :D
I think that's more about not trusting someone to be inside your home than it is about helping someone in need. What Rhett is saying is you should try to help someone even if they disagree with your world view and I think this applies to almost everyone unless if they're just plain evil. Usually homophobia, transphobia, islamophobia or any other irrational socially rooted -phobia comes from stories or teachings that are aimed at driving people apart. If you show them as an LGBT+ person that you're just a human being trying to help the other, they might think about their beliefs and if it's actually true what they've been taught. That doesn't mean you have to let someone into your home that you don't trust.
@@jessicap.8114 This is really a good point. I often notice myself being somewhat on edge around religious people, because of my own experiences. Which is compeletly normal of course, (meaning that past experiences form attitudes and expectations) but sometimes I have to remind myself "even though this person is religious, it does not mean that he/she is an asshole towards me, because of my sexuality". Unless you really know the person, they should not be judged so easily.
It's called being the bigger man. “Treat people as if they were what they ought to be and you help them to become what they are capable of being.” - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Years ago, when I lived on a farm, I went to feed the chickens. Didn't realize bees had started to construct a nest above the door. They dropped and I got stung by a couple before I could run. Took off running - many, many feet. Slowed down and got stung again. Kept running. Slowed down and got stung again. Needless to say, I didn't stop running again until I made it to the house. They were quite tenacious.
If those where honey bees those where “Africanized” because I had a hive take over a space in between my home for about six months. They where very docile and calm. I could hang out right near the opening and watch them.
@@FukaiKokoro Where I just moved, there was a nest this year. They weren't hurting anyone, but my Grandma and my Uncle would keep killing them when they'd visit. I kept saying it was wrong, but they wouldn't listen. Heart breaking.
@@kristinaglasgow7317 that’s sad :(
I loved it when they where around. They found a new home now but my goodness. The amount of veggies that harvest was amazing. I’ve never had such a successful garden since they left, because my garden was right in their flight path to their nest. I don’t know why people act like they are wasps or yellow jackets.
@The Maelström Evil is all I know.
This was the most interesting Ear Biscuits I have watched. I haven't watched them all, but have watched a bunch. It gave me some things to think about. I'm glad Link is ok. It's not fun to have your face swell up at all.
I'm glad that y'all aren't afraid to talk about the issues in todays world that we should all be thinking about. The fact is that y'all do have a "platform" to use if you choose to, and you do have people that can be inspired by your thoughts and actions. It's a responsibility to take that on, but I think you are doing that in an admirable and understated way. Kudos!!
Link: "I don't know that an eyeball can swell."
I immediately want to Google image this consecutively giving that a second thought. I'll save it for another time, another day.
I google image searched it. It doesn't seem fun to be stung there.
Another day, another time, another while, another span, another stretch, another spell, another moment, another hour, another date, another period.
Frick it im googling it
Ok now i wish i can erase my memory
I googled it (had to), and saw not much swelling but many, many bloody and blue eyeballs...
I started watching u guys 10 years ago and now im about to graduate. You guys raised me and i wouldnt be who i am without you two☺️
The face morphing conversation was interesting. I'm looking at my coworkers adjusting their masks all day and, I'm convinced that all of our noses are going to look different by the time this effing pandemic is over.
And our ears lol. Mine always get pushed forward. Or one of em does. Gonna see some cheesy lawyer commercials in ten years like this:
Has your nose bent or your earls curled from wearing a mask during the Covid days? You might be eligible for legal compensation! Call 1-800...
I selected some episodes now and then, but the last part was so real and sensible, I immediately subscribed for it.
The eye thing Rhett was talking about is something I’ve always noticed to
I hadn't thought about the eye press in years but I definitely used to do that as a kid and give myself a crazy light show.
This reminds me of when my very German father with ZERO upper lip decided to shave his mustache for the first time in, oh I don't know, 25+ years.... He's had that mustache before I was even born. Anyway, he looked so unbelievably different that we couldn't look at him. In fact it was so drastic, my stepmom took out her eyebrow pencil & drew a mustache on him 😂😂😂😂😂 I'll never forget it. We (& he might I add) were absolutely traumatized lol He hasn't shaved it since & I don't think he ever will. & thank God for that 😂🙏
I so needed this and can't thank you both enough for the discussion on the social dilemma. 50 years old and seeing my age group who don't know about this side of media blinkered. from Melb Austk where today we are being celebrated for brave throughout our lockdown but a sacred tree has been cut down for the bleepin sake of a road in rural Victoria.
I laughed so hard about Rhett and the stinger! I would've expected that story more from Link! How funny!
Thank you for being so passionate about this. It’s so refreshing and as a new fan I am amazed by how much you do
Link went faster than he wanted to down the hill because he's.... competitive???
I appreciate yall a lot, I can't even describe how it makes me feel. I'm eternally grateful that you guys are such good people. In a sea of fake and malevolent youtubers, yall stand out. You don't have to be perfect humans, but you're authentic, you have good morals, and you genuinely care about the work you do, and the people you work with. Again, I appreciate yall a lot! Thanks for doing what you do!
I love to listen to these while doing my photoshop work. Thanks for keeping us entertained, even if it’s not the morning!
I love how logical you guys are!! You put your biases aside and just use deep thought. The more we talk about change the more we will head toward it happening.
I truly appreciate the last topic y’all touched up on, it is quite difficult to explain but you did well guys.
THANK YOU GUYS as always for the honest and brave discussions, even venturing into difficult or controversial topics. Your discussions inspire me to think about how I feel about a topic, and whether I agree or disagree in the end, I think it's healthy for people to examine their own perspective.
I truly think you guys are also positively influencing a younger generation that is just starting to form their own perspective on the world! So thank you💙
I always Love it when you guys go Deep! Thank you for not be afraid to speak.
February 2021 and I am watching Ear biscuits for the first time. I watched GMM for few years but this podcast is on other level. So suiting and calming. Love it!!! Friendship shared with us. Thanks guys. Greetings from Serbia!
The t-shirt Link is wearing is a wonderful shade of blue.
Really enjoyed this episode and I thank you guys for being candid about your views on the facts we are living with.
Stay strong, my friends.
I love where the conversations have been going these days with the podcast.
I am in LOVE with the way y'all seem to be so much more free & casual with your conversations lately FOSHO
Also appreciate you, Rhett for EpicLloyd laptop placement
The fact im not alone in always watching my eye floaters as a kid makes me feel so much better😅
Thank you for talking about these things guys, especially Rhett, your opinions are always appreciated
Empathy is what humans need to work together in today's climate. Yet if one side does not show the simple courtesy of respect, it's impossible to feel ok with that kind of behavior.
It's frustrating that being helpful can lead to being stepped on. You have to voice your concerns when basic human rights are being ripped away, there is no middle or grey ground.
After the election, we will see where America, but more importantly if democracy is strong enough to hold together this fraction nation.
Rhett I feel you about wishing for a Utopia, but for it to ever even happen, people will need to agree on a common ground and that common ground is that humans rights is not for debate, ever. This also comes from an optimistic person who back in 2016 tried to believe there was a middle ground.
Even so im glad you guys talk about these heavy topics, we need to have these conversations now.
Agreed.
I've been dying to see this one after hearing the podcast... This is definitely one that needs to be seen lol
Love to hear more talk about board games. Great rec, Link!
This was such a good episode. They touched on so many different topics
I enjoy that Ear Biscuits comes out at 2pm where i am... just getting off work and relaxing and get to listen to these two knuckleheads talking about random shit!
1:09:10 Rhett, we already found a way to get carbon out of the air. the "technology" already exists for longer than humanity itself and it's very simple: trees. the problem just is that we as humans keep tearing them down to feed all the animals we chose to eat. and to build new roads, buildings, cities. the solution is already here, but as long as short-term-profit is the sole driver of economies and as long as individuals aren't ready to adapt their lifestyle, it won't change.
Actually thanks to the lumber industry, there are more trees in North America than ever before. When looking at carbon and pollution the US is essentially “sustainable” where if we were to continue just as we are, the environment will be fine. It is the developing countries that do the overwhelming majority or deforestation and atmospheric pollution and they are just not “privileged” enough to care because they are surviving.
Actually the lungs of our planet are in the ocean. Oceanic plant life and and photosynthetic plankton consume and store more CO2 than the trees on land. We need to actually do something about the water pollution feeding into our coastal waters since that's where most of the carbon consumers happen to exist and those coastal waters are dying. Shit, our oceans are dying from over exploitation and pollution.
@@Ryuondo This is indeed true
@@juanmanuelc6644 If only we hadn't hunted all those whales to the brink of extinction....
Y'all have inspired my bands newest song with this episode. I love what you guys do keep up the great work!!
What's the song? Is it recorded?
Love you guys i am huge fan i listen to you and it's a great comfort i feel like i know you so well,keep doing you..cos you rock at it!
This is what I love about Ear Biscuits. Rhett and Link get very deep with their thoughts and feelings.❤
Favorite Ear Biscuits podcast so far!
I always begin listening to your podcast before going to sleep, but it's such an ideas' roller coaster that my brain can't stop working and I end up finishing the entire thing. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?!
Cooking for Sunday dinner starts with Ear Biscuits on Background
Weird...it is Sunday, it's 6:30 am and you are cooking dinner already?
@@audreymai2773 hey don't judge, maybe they're doing dinner for breakfast
@@audreymai2773 😁
Diff time zone
If this was GMM it'll be breakfast tho. 😅
Thanks for bringing the dark to light in the dimmed lighting 🙏 there might be hope.
Important conversations. Thanks guys 💙
First Time Watching The Podcast Finally Got Caught Up On GMM 💯🔥💪🏾
42:30 I'd never heard someone explain it the same way i had thought of it as a kid ;). Thanks for bringing back the memories.
Well god damn. Youguys talked about something thats been on my mind for most of my life. I miss having conversations like this with people. People in general need to have talks like this, and about this subject. My goodness. Gonna share this one with everyone. Litterally
To this day the only RUclips merch I've bought was a blue GMM shirt I got in 6th or 7th grade, Im 19 and grown out of it now I guess it's time for a new one lol, really cool to see you two and the show evolve over the yesrs, keep it up guys
Rhett eating the stinger story is so funny, lol.
These podcasts are brilliant
I too see the traveling through space thing when i close my eyes. I like to pretend Im going through wormholes before i fall asleep
The tangent about wanting to wear Oakley sunglasses all the time because your sight is so amazing is such a dad divergence... too much.
I like how sometimes Rhett just says stuff and they both have to back track hard afterwards XD
Really great, thought provoking final 40 or mins. :)
I am just nodding my head like crazy with this!
Has anyone else noticed that their voices are beginning to sound similar?
Rhett, I know exactly what you mean about the stars. As a kid, I used to watch them and follow them as I drifted off to sleep.
As someone who works in the oil industry i love these conversations.
“Just gon’ shoot the breeze today.” ~Ear Biscuits
That phosphene thing, I though I was the only one in the world who could get that haha. The lights that I see when I gently pysh my eyeballs has always been purple. Im 23 now and I remember doing it since three.
talk about life for a loooooooooooooooooooooong time
Really enjoyed the heaviness Rhett brought in. Totally agree with the point made in regards to algorithm culture. People are being sheltered and coddled to think they're always right because their phones are agreeing with them. Less algorithms, more unity!
45:00 really took it off for me, love listening in to these conversations!
I'm so happy to hear someone other than my mum and dad talking about this! I feel the exact same way about what Rhett said. Seems like us humans just don't know how to ban together. This does indeed come from the way of living we used to have (living in small groups). Our brain is not capable of living in groups bigger than around 150 people. So to think of effects that we have as billions of us is not really what our brains are made for. I honestly don't see a very bright future ahead, but boy was I happy to hear we (my parents and I) aren't the only ones talking/thinking about this!
This was a good convo and reminded me of Hank Green's book series: "An Absolutely Remarkable Thing" and "A Beautifully Foolish Endeavour". Being in the RUclips scene, y'all probably have heard about it already; and knowing how involved Hank has been and continues to be in online community really makes the book and the themes of division and the scary power of media that much more impactful. I highly recommend reading the 2-book series it if you haven't already.
This was a damned good Ear Biscuits.
40:17 I thought I was the only person to do this, glad to know other people do that as well, also money and peoples greed is what will end up destroying the planet. I love when you guys talk about and share your opinions about the planet and how we interact with each other so I thank you for that. #earbiscuits
I also see the fuzzy lights when I close my eyes. I never reallyknew what that was. Very cool!
That got so heavy so quickly 🤣 love you guys #mythicalbeastsforever
This is one of my most favorite episodes