@Existential Crisis Core on Infinite Earths I just tend to use neutral pronouns until I'm positive what someone prefers. I believe they go by she her but I'm not gonna assume lol
I don't know what came over me when I heard "You sit down, look across the table, and 'Oh shit! It's Bill Murray!'" Normal me would not have laughed at that.
I really wish he would show us his active screen too:\ The last game seemed fun but I had to scroll through like 80% of it, and then the chats were shown too fast (that's on the game)
37:02 I love the vibe of Trivia Murder Party but I don't care much for acc trivia. It can be kinda interesting, but definitely feels shitty when you don't know anything lol.
This is probably going to get deleted or banned, but for the best breed of dog question, the horrible correct answer was Nina Tucker and Alexander from FMA.
There are 6 continents Jeremy. "Europe" is part of the Eurasian continent. Europe doesn't even qualify as a Sub-continent like India, the Middle-East and Indo-China, where there is a clear major Fault line and separation of land-masses
Mayhaps it's changed over the years and there are technicalities But I know people my age were raised being taught there were 7 Europe and Asia counted separately So he's not wrong but definitions may have changed since he and I were in school Just like with Pluto no longer being a planet It was when I was in school Or it's just regional
This is one of those times where a person trying to appear smart is incorrect, and it's hilarious. In North America(where this game is made and where Jeremy lives), it is accepted that there are 7 continents. Europe and Asia are separate, as continents aren't defined by any strict criteria, because there are too many separating factors. Otherwise, why is Greenland or the Arctic not their own continents, etc?
Being taught 6 or 7 continents depends on where you live in the world and how old you are. None of it matters though because there's actually a recently discovered 8th continent- Zealandia. It's almost entirely underwater other than New Zealand.
@@georgeeast5502 Your logic is flawed and grossly incorrect. It is ignorant of facts and history. A continent is a major landmass, atop a continental plate. By definition of the word. Greenland is classified as a large island as It is also located on the North American Plate, and North America is by far the larger Land Mass on that plate. If it were on it's own plate, it would probably qualify as a continent at roughly the same size as Australia. The arctic is mostly all ice and islands and part of other plates, not earth/land, so there is no landmass to qualify as a continent, or separate plate to give it the possibility. Whereas the Antarctic IS considered a continent because it is a giant landmass with a dedicated continental plate. The only separation between "Europe" and "Asia" is sociopolitical. And the western world uses maps from western cartographers who were influenced by European ideals of superiority and other racists / classist bullshit, when the maps were drawn up hundreds of years ago, when the English, French and Spanish ruled the "Civilized" world. How do you otherwise explain Turkey, which is part of the European part of the Eurasian continent, but is considered the Middle-East / North-African Sub-continent, or Russia, which lays claim to an unbroken expanse of about 1/3 of all of the Asian part of the Eurasian Continent but is considered European? And how do you explain the clearly classified subcontinent of India? By all appearances it should be part of the Asian Landmass as a whole, but when referenced geographically is singled out. There's a lot more nuance to the world and how it operates than what you learned in 5th grade geography. And while using Europe or Asia as outdated shorthand for sociopolitical delineations may be acceptable, it is not scientifically accurate to do so from a strictly geographical reference, under any circumstance. There is no geographical reason for the two to be considered as separate entities.
@@danelykins4409 I'm probably at least as old as you. Schools have a habit of abridging and distorting facts in grade school, and not clarifying them until High School if you're lucky, or college (or beyond) if you're not. The classification of Pluto has been hotly debated for many decades, mostly due to it's irregular orbit. And while it was declassified as a full normal planet, it had a new classification coined for it in "Dwarf Planet", so it is still a planet. With I believe 2 or 3 other celestial bodies within our solar system being debated for the new classification now. While schools taught that Europe and Asia were separate continents, that did not make them correct, and it was a hold-over from racist colonial biases creating a false border. Russia is a good example. Stretches from Finland to Japan and takes up all of Northern "Asia" but is considered a European country. This was never corrected because for most people Geography isn't important, and it wouldn't be corrected later in life. So what they learned in Grade and Middle School became the assumptions" the west" operated under.
“We’re dead and we both have zero!”
“The true millennial experience!”
That’s too real Chilled… 😭
Honestly I'm so happy there's been so much Courtilly lately. They're such a wholesome treasure.
@Existential Crisis Core on Infinite Earths I just tend to use neutral pronouns until I'm positive what someone prefers. I believe they go by she her but I'm not gonna assume lol
@Existential Crisis Core on Infinite Earths just a politeness thing I guess
@@danelykins4409 I’m glad I’m not the only person who does this. 😊
For a job junk would be excited to try
I woulda put down "Junk inspector."
1:28:00 I love seeing Jeremy & Cheesy play Fibbage bcos they've both had such fascinating experiences & hv no shame lol
“isn’t Spring Awakening about a prom?” NO, NO IT DEFINITELY IS NOT 😂
I don't know what came over me when I heard "You sit down, look across the table, and 'Oh shit! It's Bill Murray!'"
Normal me would not have laughed at that.
WNBA question comes up
"What is this?"...man that had me dying 😂😂
Silly Cheesy, everyone knows Quebec isn't really part of Canada
Too real
Someone missed the opportunity to put nina and alexander on the spot for best dog breed combo
21:50 I've never seen that 'animation'!
I was NOT ready for that! Lol.
Damn Jeremy owned that first final round
I know more about cheesy than I want to know
I really wish he would show us his active screen too:\ The last game seemed fun but I had to scroll through like 80% of it, and then the chats were shown too fast (that's on the game)
We got so screwed over in the monster dating game getting revealed so early
the like is for viagracadabra. almost spilled my coffee.
1:14:07 Hearing the BG laugh is what made me laugh
37:02 I love the vibe of Trivia Murder Party but I don't care much for acc trivia. It can be kinda interesting, but definitely feels shitty when you don't know anything lol.
I knew the salsa answer! I love Jeremy too much 😂
If Courtilly answered the most impressive thing she built now the answer has to be "a child" 😅😅
Love these. Hope to catch one live at some point
is the date on this one wrong? i assume it's the jackbox they're talking about at the end of the latest first class trouble video
"get wrecked, i have chlamydia"
This is probably going to get deleted or banned, but for the best breed of dog question, the horrible correct answer was Nina Tucker and Alexander from FMA.
I think they confused burning man with the Grove lol
People can have both webbed fingers and webbed toes. I should know, since I have webbed fingers.
Easy way to tell Canadians from Americans from pronunciation of Montreal:
Americans: MON-treal
Canadians: MUN-treal
34:55 Gneiss Guess, Jeremy!
Constellations: Pegasus 100% is one, zeus isn't, and Medusa could be but probably not. Why? Pegasus was the only beyblade of those three.
Legit had to lookup who Natalie Dormer is.
I see it too Jeremy 🤣
What a lifestyle, being sodium bicarbonate
i actually thought chilled was canoli lol and cheesy was cheesecake lol but of course that's too obvious.
i hate it when Kara does that snicker laugh thing she does when shes being evil, scares me.
42:18
55:35 Good grief
The My Hero Academia movie was Die Hard with superheroes
Jeremisu
Watching this the day Gilbert Gottfried died
I know i'm late to the party but I have to say, I'm not a fan of the ice-cream anus
Quiplash content? Oh how you spoil us
chilled doing a racism around 39 min
There are 6 continents Jeremy.
"Europe" is part of the Eurasian continent. Europe doesn't even qualify as a Sub-continent like India, the Middle-East and Indo-China, where there is a clear major Fault line and separation of land-masses
Mayhaps it's changed over the years and there are technicalities
But I know people my age were raised being taught there were 7
Europe and Asia counted separately
So he's not wrong but definitions may have changed since he and I were in school
Just like with Pluto no longer being a planet
It was when I was in school
Or it's just regional
This is one of those times where a person trying to appear smart is incorrect, and it's hilarious. In North America(where this game is made and where Jeremy lives), it is accepted that there are 7 continents. Europe and Asia are separate, as continents aren't defined by any strict criteria, because there are too many separating factors. Otherwise, why is Greenland or the Arctic not their own continents, etc?
Being taught 6 or 7 continents depends on where you live in the world and how old you are.
None of it matters though because there's actually a recently discovered 8th continent- Zealandia. It's almost entirely underwater other than New Zealand.
@@georgeeast5502
Your logic is flawed and grossly incorrect. It is ignorant of facts and history.
A continent is a major landmass, atop a continental plate.
By definition of the word.
Greenland is classified as a large island as It is also located on the North American Plate, and North America is by far the larger Land Mass on that plate. If it were on it's own plate, it would probably qualify as a continent at roughly the same size as Australia.
The arctic is mostly all ice and islands and part of other plates, not earth/land, so there is no landmass to qualify as a continent, or separate plate to give it the possibility.
Whereas the Antarctic IS considered a continent because it is a giant landmass with a dedicated continental plate.
The only separation between "Europe" and "Asia" is sociopolitical. And the western world uses maps from western cartographers who were influenced by European ideals of superiority and other racists / classist bullshit, when the maps were drawn up hundreds of years ago, when the English, French and Spanish ruled the "Civilized" world.
How do you otherwise explain Turkey, which is part of the European part of the Eurasian continent, but is considered the Middle-East / North-African Sub-continent, or Russia, which lays claim to an unbroken expanse of about 1/3 of all of the Asian part of the Eurasian Continent but is considered European?
And how do you explain the clearly classified subcontinent of India? By all appearances it should be part of the Asian Landmass as a whole, but when referenced geographically is singled out.
There's a lot more nuance to the world and how it operates than what you learned in 5th grade geography.
And while using Europe or Asia as outdated shorthand for sociopolitical delineations may be acceptable, it is not scientifically accurate to do so from a strictly geographical reference, under any circumstance. There is no geographical reason for the two to be considered as separate entities.
@@danelykins4409
I'm probably at least as old as you.
Schools have a habit of abridging and distorting facts in grade school, and not clarifying them until High School if you're lucky, or college (or beyond) if you're not.
The classification of Pluto has been hotly debated for many decades, mostly due to it's irregular orbit. And while it was declassified as a full normal planet, it had a new classification coined for it in "Dwarf Planet", so it is still a planet. With I believe 2 or 3 other celestial bodies within our solar system being debated for the new classification now.
While schools taught that Europe and Asia were separate continents, that did not make them correct, and it was a hold-over from racist colonial biases creating a false border.
Russia is a good example. Stretches from Finland to Japan and takes up all of Northern "Asia" but is considered a European country.
This was never corrected because for most people Geography isn't important, and it wouldn't be corrected later in life. So what they learned in Grade and Middle School became the assumptions" the west" operated under.
First I win tap out and submit to my Boston crab submission shirtless and in boxer shorts 🩳