Yall made my comment sound weird for no reason. When a couple is married it is normal for people to address a family member as belonging to both partners. Example: in "Shrek the Third," when King Harold (Fiona's dad) is on his death bed, he tells Shrek (Fiona's husband) he is proud to call him his son. But I get it now, Uncle Dane is in fact not yall's uncle, that was my misunderstanding😅
I don't feel like it's very common at all, but I could be wrong. But in my life, I've basically never heard anyone refer to their spouse's family member as if they're their own family member. The phrase "in-law" is always used. I guess that Shrek example is a rare exception, but I don't think it's common. At least it hasn't been common in my life. Like if I heard someone say "my uncle" in reference to their spouse's uncle (without adding "in-law"), that would be very, very weird to me.
Comparing a finger being as easy to bite off as a carrot unlocked some primal fear in me i didn't know i had. For some reason the wiener x wiener comparison wasn't as bad.
So sorry to "um actually" you, but there is a lot of literature about the "panhandler urban legend". Unhoused people often use panhandling as a last resort and in my experience speaking to them, there is usually an expectation of $10-$20/hr. Cost of living when unhoused is insanely high, so that doesn't get you far unless you spend all day in one place. There simply isn't a good reason to spread this misinformation when the outliers are obviously so sparse. Only saying this because I think y'all are receptive to things like this and I'd hope for you to make a correcting statement. Love the pod btw
I appreciate your um actually! It’s very easy to fall prey to misinfo and spread things even if you have good intentions so I always appreciate someone letting me know 🫶 I now can no longer spread it which is really the most important thing.
I used to lucid dream, and I can remember I also sometimes got previews before I went into the dream, but instead of a wheel it was like a donkey Kong country core menu
Squinting has the primary effect of narrowing the slit through which light passes which, like the contraction of the iris which happens automatically in response to light intensity, and similar to camera apertures, has the effect of widening the depth of field of the image you see. Objects further from your effective focal point become clearer, so especially if your eyes are not perfect and you can't focus your eye lens on the object you want to see, squinting will further decrease the spot size of that object (makes it appear clearer).
Also the movie you are thinking of with Adam Sandler and a child is called Big Daddy. The movie cover is a picture of Adam Sandler pissing on a brick wall alongside the young Dylan Sprouse.
the millennial cusp is definitely closer to 99. I only learnt that I was gen Z like 5 years ago and I am a 99 baby. I don't feel like I fit into either gen completely. Feeling too young for one and being thought of as a stupid younger sibling and too old and uncool by the other is so whack. most people my age swing hard in one direction or the other. there is no consistency lmao.
So glad they clarified more specifically what they were talking about with the panhandling and escalades. Somehow my brain auto filled that panhandling was referring to panning for gold like in a river.
weird ask but can Ian maybe talk about his lasik eye surgery experience? I want to get it done but I am terrified... also I'm broke but mostly scared. Im ADHD positive and the extra task of putting contacts in can derail my whole morning and I cant seem to find glasses that don't make me break out... maybe wire frames? (I clean my glasses thoroughly) it just seems like my skin just hates having something that close :/ or maybe I'm mildly allergic to the plastic...
About the stuff stuck on cookware and dishes...Don't ever watch that videos of the guy who puts everything under a microscope. OMG I feel really weird and get anxious if I hear the song Funky Town. I hate it so much...but I don't "know" what Chris is talking about. Anisa's childhood home sounds like her dad said things like "I can fix anything with duct tape and a pocket knife."
I left the change comment that was read on the episode -- I have a background in computer science but I am not a math person. However, I generally do have min/maxxer tendencies.
Damn it, I missed out on having a comment read. If I knew you were going to read them, I'd have taken time to comment more, haha. And no, I'm not not commenting out of laziness, I usually download the podcast and listen to them on flights I have to take monthly (like 12 hour flights), so when I'm listening, I don't usually have the opportunity to comment. Of course, now this comment itself doesn't have much substance, but if you end up reading it, thanks for providing me hours of entertainment while stuck on red eyes to Canada. Maybe I'll leave a voicemail, but I don't have a clue what I'd want to say. Edit: Oh, it'd be cool if you made the voicemail more coordinated, so use the ones you have now, then ask during a pod for certain types of answers/responses, this would incentivize callers and give you a segment for next time.
For me, Around the World was great. I've always been pretty good at math, and it was really my only chance to feel like I was good at something. I wasn't particularly atheltic in my youth, nor was I particularly adept at public speaking.
Also to expand in my dream it was a very narrow deep pool, and Ian and Dane were stomping me down into it, Anisa wasn't there this dream happened years ago, I just happened to be both an idubbbz and uncle Dane the engie main fan separately, and this was right after I found out Dane and Ian were friends
3 minutes in. YES anisa you're the very first person to ever have had the same experience. Every time I grab metal whether it's an old doorknob or change or anything really. My hand will always then smell like pennies and it's such a visceral smell it's like I can taste it. I always keep hand sanitizer in my purse for that reason. Nobody else I know notices this!! I feel so seen. 😅
yes of course it's a crying emoji T-T but i don't think those types of emojis are really used anymore, some young people even say it's cringe for some reason, also about that clock thing, i have a condition called dyscalculia (it's kinda like dislexy but with numbers) and it's really hard for me to understand clocks, simple math, how to count change, to remenber dates, codes, passwords, anything number related really, but it doesn't mean i can't it just means that it's not an automatic thing, like people can hear "whats 4x6" and they will imediatly know the answer while me? i don't even know it righ now! lol i need to stop and actually think about it... love you guys so glad my comment showed up : )
Anisa's view on not having sources for things she finds interesting kills my inner historian. If you ever need someone to find archival sources for things hit me up lmao
Your hands smell like pennies because pennies smell like your hand. Metals do not have smells but the oils from out hands do and when we touch coins we rub summa da greez on em
The noise that the Price is Right wheel makes always scared me as a kid. I can't put my finger on why though but it's such a visceral memory for me.
Yall made my comment sound weird for no reason. When a couple is married it is normal for people to address a family member as belonging to both partners. Example: in "Shrek the Third," when King Harold (Fiona's dad) is on his death bed, he tells Shrek (Fiona's husband) he is proud to call him his son. But I get it now, Uncle Dane is in fact not yall's uncle, that was my misunderstanding😅
I don't feel like it's very common at all, but I could be wrong. But in my life, I've basically never heard anyone refer to their spouse's family member as if they're their own family member. The phrase "in-law" is always used. I guess that Shrek example is a rare exception, but I don't think it's common. At least it hasn't been common in my life. Like if I heard someone say "my uncle" in reference to their spouse's uncle (without adding "in-law"), that would be very, very weird to me.
Bro this made me cackle(positive)
@@iDubbbzTVits you
Comparing a finger being as easy to bite off as a carrot unlocked some primal fear in me i didn't know i had. For some reason the wiener x wiener comparison wasn't as bad.
So sorry to "um actually" you, but there is a lot of literature about the "panhandler urban legend". Unhoused people often use panhandling as a last resort and in my experience speaking to them, there is usually an expectation of $10-$20/hr. Cost of living when unhoused is insanely high, so that doesn't get you far unless you spend all day in one place. There simply isn't a good reason to spread this misinformation when the outliers are obviously so sparse.
Only saying this because I think y'all are receptive to things like this and I'd hope for you to make a correcting statement. Love the pod btw
I appreciate your um actually! It’s very easy to fall prey to misinfo and spread things even if you have good intentions so I always appreciate someone letting me know 🫶 I now can no longer spread it which is really the most important thing.
I used to lucid dream, and I can remember I also sometimes got previews before I went into the dream, but instead of a wheel it was like a donkey Kong country core menu
i literally just sat down with a plate of pancakes and now you're talking about Ian's balls smelling like pancake batter
Squinting has the primary effect of narrowing the slit through which light passes which, like the contraction of the iris which happens automatically in response to light intensity, and similar to camera apertures, has the effect of widening the depth of field of the image you see. Objects further from your effective focal point become clearer, so especially if your eyes are not perfect and you can't focus your eye lens on the object you want to see, squinting will further decrease the spot size of that object (makes it appear clearer).
Also the movie you are thinking of with Adam Sandler and a child is called Big Daddy. The movie cover is a picture of Adam Sandler pissing on a brick wall alongside the young Dylan Sprouse.
Backyard baseball 97 videos when
the millennial cusp is definitely closer to 99. I only learnt that I was gen Z like 5 years ago and I am a 99 baby. I don't feel like I fit into either gen completely. Feeling too young for one and being thought of as a stupid younger sibling and too old and uncool by the other is so whack. most people my age swing hard in one direction or the other. there is no consistency lmao.
So glad they clarified more specifically what they were talking about with the panhandling and escalades. Somehow my brain auto filled that panhandling was referring to panning for gold like in a river.
weird ask but can Ian maybe talk about his lasik eye surgery experience? I want to get it done but I am terrified... also I'm broke but mostly scared. Im ADHD positive and the extra task of putting contacts in can derail my whole morning and I cant seem to find glasses that don't make me break out... maybe wire frames? (I clean my glasses thoroughly) it just seems like my skin just hates having something that close :/ or maybe I'm mildly allergic to the plastic...
About the stuff stuck on cookware and dishes...Don't ever watch that videos of the guy who puts everything under a microscope. OMG I feel really weird and get anxious if I hear the song Funky Town. I hate it so much...but I don't "know" what Chris is talking about. Anisa's childhood home sounds like her dad said things like "I can fix anything with duct tape and a pocket knife."
I left the change comment that was read on the episode -- I have a background in computer science but I am not a math person. However, I generally do have min/maxxer tendencies.
A sparkling water fountain alone, would solve all of my life’s problems
(Including the thumb I broke while listening to this podcast)
Ian probably read this comment
Damn it, I missed out on having a comment read. If I knew you were going to read them, I'd have taken time to comment more, haha.
And no, I'm not not commenting out of laziness, I usually download the podcast and listen to them on flights I have to take monthly (like 12 hour flights), so when I'm listening, I don't usually have the opportunity to comment.
Of course, now this comment itself doesn't have much substance, but if you end up reading it, thanks for providing me hours of entertainment while stuck on red eyes to Canada.
Maybe I'll leave a voicemail, but I don't have a clue what I'd want to say.
Edit: Oh, it'd be cool if you made the voicemail more coordinated, so use the ones you have now, then ask during a pod for certain types of answers/responses, this would incentivize callers and give you a segment for next time.
the T shaft is tears. Well done Dane
For me, Around the World was great. I've always been pretty good at math, and it was really my only chance to feel like I was good at something. I wasn't particularly atheltic in my youth, nor was I particularly adept at public speaking.
i love the color tattoos
Regarding the baking trays/baking sheets, why not just lay some foil down on the tray when you're cooking?
Love you guys, come to Vancouver island... idk.. like just to hangout here i guess. Its really nice !
Also to expand in my dream it was a very narrow deep pool, and Ian and Dane were stomping me down into it, Anisa wasn't there this dream happened years ago, I just happened to be both an idubbbz and uncle Dane the engie main fan separately, and this was right after I found out Dane and Ian were friends
Where are your shoes from Anisa 🥹
They’re from free people! I got them about 2 years ago!
3 minutes in. YES anisa you're the very first person to ever have had the same experience. Every time I grab metal whether it's an old doorknob or change or anything really. My hand will always then smell like pennies and it's such a visceral smell it's like I can taste it. I always keep hand sanitizer in my purse for that reason. Nobody else I know notices this!! I feel so seen. 😅
The internet ruined funky town for me 100%
Fuck those dumb ass games teachers would make you do for learning, and also clocks without numbers. This episode is crazy relatable.
How does someone with a daroachdoggjr pfp watch these video lmao
Plotting is lit. I love all my plots. I love widening my plots.
I'm glad to be part of the community! also smart of you to not try to read my name out loud! great episode
yes of course it's a crying emoji T-T but i don't think those types of emojis are really used anymore, some young people even say it's cringe for some reason, also about that clock thing, i have a condition called dyscalculia (it's kinda like dislexy but with numbers) and it's really hard for me to understand clocks, simple math, how to count change, to remenber dates, codes, passwords, anything number related really, but it doesn't mean i can't it just means that it's not an automatic thing, like people can hear "whats 4x6" and they will imediatly know the answer while me? i don't even know it righ now! lol i need to stop and actually think about it... love you guys so glad my comment showed up : )
i saw a rainbow in the sky after i finished watching the episode, what do u guys think about when u see a rainbow?
Anisa's view on not having sources for things she finds interesting kills my inner historian. If you ever need someone to find archival sources for things hit me up lmao
i miss ur gaming videos :(
THEY ARE COMING BACK BABY! (We have been stockpiling)
@@iDubbbzTV did idubbbz just call me baby in a youtube comment section
Yo Anissa got damn aphantasia.
What happened to dax?
It's always confused me as to why Americans put food directly on the baking tray. Why do you not use baking paper?
Your hands smell like pennies because pennies smell like your hand. Metals do not have smells but the oils from out hands do and when we touch coins we rub summa da greez on em
Been out of the loop. Is the hot seat coming back?
Let’s go love u guys
Fiona is so fucking cute
OMG let Fi have her YAK. 911 i need to report a crime