Yes, Mark has obsessions. And many times, those obsessions are expensive. Today we find out if Bob and Wade have any obsessions that they feel are worth the questionable cost.
Markiplier's Magic Touch-the Bob scene kinda lives rent free in my head, but when Wade mentioned his face in that video, yep, that memory came right back, too.
The men of "Whose Line" tour and perform live shows around the country. I've followed them for almost 20 years. I live in the Boston area. I've been all over New England, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Baltimore, Jacksonville, Florida, Hershey, PA, Montreal, Toronto, Portland, OR, Seattle, Edmonton, and Las Vegas. I've had people tell me it's a waste of money to see the same show over and over. Remember, it's all improv, so EVERY show is different, and they don't get that. I put a LOT of miles on my car because most of the time, I drove out, saw the show, and drove home. (Didn't drive to FL, OR, WA, Edmonton, or Vegas. ALL the others, I drove to.) I've met them. They know me. They greet me warmly. I wouldn't give up any of those memories for the world. They are worth their weight in gold. (I'm in my mid 50s.) EDIT TO ADD: I suffer from depression. The time I spend watching them perform is the ONE consistent time I'm out of my head. I'm too busy laughing to be depressed. They are my medicine.
So there are so many different types of clay. And I would genuinely like to have a collection of every type of clay and means of curing it known to many regardless of cost or time or difficulty
The reason the boxer engines fail is because of the way the oil pan is designed. Taking corners too fast starve the motor of oil. Wich is a very bad design.
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This episode. This is where the Mark's Lense Quest all begins.
Maybe it's just the 'Dormirse - en la cama-' song, but I really love the Magic Touch video is genuinely one of my most rewatched Mark videos.
Markiplier's Magic Touch-the Bob scene kinda lives rent free in my head, but when Wade mentioned his face in that video, yep, that memory came right back, too.
The men of "Whose Line" tour and perform live shows around the country. I've followed them for almost 20 years. I live in the Boston area. I've been all over New England, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Baltimore, Jacksonville, Florida, Hershey, PA, Montreal, Toronto, Portland, OR, Seattle, Edmonton, and Las Vegas. I've had people tell me it's a waste of money to see the same show over and over. Remember, it's all improv, so EVERY show is different, and they don't get that. I put a LOT of miles on my car because most of the time, I drove out, saw the show, and drove home. (Didn't drive to FL, OR, WA, Edmonton, or Vegas. ALL the others, I drove to.) I've met them. They know me. They greet me warmly. I wouldn't give up any of those memories for the world. They are worth their weight in gold.
(I'm in my mid 50s.) EDIT TO ADD: I suffer from depression. The time I spend watching them perform is the ONE consistent time I'm out of my head. I'm too busy laughing to be depressed. They are my medicine.
So there are so many different types of clay. And I would genuinely like to have a collection of every type of clay and means of curing it known to many regardless of cost or time or difficulty
Is this the episode where Mark starts his Quests for lenses?
You should enjoy the hell out of your car Bob! Cars are fun and we work hard to have cool cars!
The reason the boxer engines fail is because of the way the oil pan is designed. Taking corners too fast starve the motor of oil. Wich is a very bad design.
Wait why wouldn't it be an oil tank?
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