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eep!

How is a roast, STEAMED CLAMS?

Skinner is just beta testing the robot to see if its ready to be sent to the internet

He is autotuned to A#

Eep?

0:16 Sounds like Talking Pierre.

1:14 sounds so much like loader bot from borderlands in his hazmat suit

Theory: The whole house is a metaphor of a whole old Mac computer or physical part of it which catches on fire. Chalmers is the personification of the old operative system within it and Seymour and Agnes are its human user. Chalmers entering in and out represents turning the computer on and off which is why the startup sound plays when he rings the doorbell. The old operative system is too sluggish to notify any serious defect of its hard drive (the oven) so Seymour notice something's wrong but decided to ignore it before Chalmers (the operative system) start investigate and detects potential issue which he notifies but Seymour rejects to do any actions. The ham could be represented as a disc whose program is still running which Seymour decided to switch disc (to hamburgers) with the previous program still running in the background and causing further problems. The conversations with confused Chalmers (the operative system) represents the user trying to continue running the new disc while the program of the previous disc is continue causing issues which the operative system is getting aware of. Seymour returning to the kitchen represents the user returning to check the damaged hard drive which is getting critical by this point which Chalmers notifies it but Seymour keeps rejecting it. Agnes notice that the house (the computer) is on fire which Seymour denies before Chalmers leaves (turning off the computer).

Steamed Hams but Chalmers is a tactical droid Edit: 0:47 sounds so satisfying

28:57 notice how Clementine has "Kiss Me" in English tattooed in the Roman Alphabet. Kind of a cheeky nod to westerners getting Japanese/Chinese/Korean symbols in their respective languages tattooed.

eep! that caught me off guard 😂

The superintendeds gonna need his lubrication When he hears Skinner's lame exaggerations

Should've added an alert sound when Chalmers noticed the glow in the kitchen door.

Big Mac eats Big Macs.

His voice is stuck on A#.

And yet the Coleco that Ralph was using was a better investment.

why did you switch from luma to pika you also switched from luma to gen-2 (which is worse) and then back to luma

I was expecting Chalmers to have either Bruce or Ralph's voice

Skinner should have been voiced bt Microsoft Sam.

for some reason it reminds me of futurama robots

This inspired me to try and do the same! Have you ever been able to get MIDI In to work?

It never stops to amaze me how many different ways there are to enjoy BDO. Played this game for 10k+ hours and never even read a single knowledge article I think, but now I might chech them out once in a while. Small thing you didn't add was that knowledge (points) do activly affect everyone (not just people who like to read lore and RP), you gain both item drop rate and energy! I truly hope you'll release more BDO content, lore or otherwise and maybe even try out different parts of the game you haven't experinced yet. I do recommend atleast persuing some gear, just finishing a seasonal would probably be enough,. It would increase your acces to new and probably alot more interesting knowledge very quickly! Even just reacing lvl 56 would let you do something called an awakening/succesion questline that involves an character specific story that basically reveals your backstory.

"Oh, that isn't smoke, it's steam, steam from the steamed RAMs we're having."

2:59 he's literally me1!!

Forget Super Nintendo Chalmers. Meet MacIntosh Chalmers

3:02 M A D E M E L A U G H

That doorbell brought me so many nostalgic feelings

Cats are commie propaganda

I particularly love the dial up sound

The system error box is from System 6, but the sounds are from System 7 and the floppy disk noises are from the later floppy drives that dont have the auto inject. Yeah, I was a Mac nerd.

Wonderful video! While watching the video I was anticipating the part where you update the Wikipedia article to inculde your corrections. When that didn't happened I checked to find that the corrections had already been made shortly after your video was released. If you value Wikipedia as an information source, I ecourage you to contribute by correcting mistakes when you find them. I do believe that this is what makes Wikipedia so useful and reliable.

Great essay! I would only add that people need to apply logic when citing sources. A good way to know a source is editorializing is when the source uses potentially subjective words, like “melodious”. Unless the author is clear that he doesn’t mean “euphonious” (something that sounds nice), and defines what he/she means by “melodious”, it’s not really “science. IMHO, it also depends on how important the thesis is. A high school essay? No big deal. A PhD thesis? That’s a big deal.

It also helps to get out and see wolves yourselves. I'm lucky to be friends with someone who runs a private wolfdog rescue sanctuary. Over half of the animals he cares for are full blooded wolves. Howling is definitely communication and the range of complexity of it I doubt will ever be fully catalogued. The wolves woke us all up in the night with uproarious howling and we couldnt figure out why. A couple days later off property and farther up when we were on the way back to the property from the meat run, we stopped as a big female moose crossed the road down the mountain. The lead handler and I immediately thought the same thing. The moose had to of come in range of the sanctuary on her way down to the river and the wolves were telling us and everyone else that. I also get the feeling wolves howl to express emotions. I was giving Patches attention one time, good neck pets and the like, and she was wagging her tail, getting all excited, then starting howling and everyone joined in, even me. The thing is it seems to be to lay out wolf communication in rational terms is like trying to square a circle because for them it is deeply emotional. That's not to say we cant learn anything by reading, but observing them and trying to gauge the context is very hard and important.

Greyhounds ‘Roo’ a lot. They do it collectively, though.

Zimen Zays stand on your head

Wow, I did not see how few views this video has until the end. I dont get Wy :)

EEP

Great video. Keep it up

so do they close their eyes?

your rabbit hole about wolf behaviour was so fun to listen to! I really enjoy your work dude keep it up. you earned a sub :D

Thanks for sharing this rabbit hole, me and my autism rly vibed with it ☺

This was a really good example of source tracking - thank you for sharing. I still want to know if wolves close their eyes when they howl though!

Theory about the eyes: they are squinting at the sun. The examples you gave in this video showed a correlation between how much they lift their heads, and how much their close their eyes. And just in general, the resting position of the eyelids seems lower when tilting your head. If I relax my face when looking up, my eyes aren't as open as when looking forward.

Wikipedia is a great place to get some ideas about what is going on with a subject, but is entirely too unreliable. I have encountered people who disagree with something I am researching and will quote the first paragraph of a wiki article at me like it is some supreme authority of all knowledge 😂😂😂

Super interesting video, thank you for sharing. I love the mental picture of a man sitting all night in a tree howling, and thinking "Theyll appreciate how old world-y my dialect is"

Big cuddly wolves ❤️

But, I gotta know... they don't always close their eyes when howling?

great video! it's incredible how easy it is for one small mistake to just get spread around and never properly fact checked.

It's great when one goes down a rabbit hole this way.