My journo school teaches us to use the same question when testing sound. It gives the subject something to actually say (rather than 'say something') and breaks the ice a bit - helps them to relax and appear more like themselves, which isn't always easy on camera.
Sincerely thank you for this video. It really shines a light on the personality of the scientists that we’ve come to know. Taking them out of their professional mindset and putting them into a somewhat more personable light really humanizes this channel. Amazing work and I’m sure I speak for most people who subscribe when I say; having little breaks of this type of content would be thoroughly enjoyable.
The diet of a scientist. 1.wakey wakey juice 2.cornflake carbs..needs the energy to make explosions and manoeuvre away swiftly. 3. Evening protein.. To recover from the daily manoeuvres and shrapnel dodging.
In New Zealand we don't have Weetabix, but we do have Weetbix. And i have no reason to think they're any different. To answer your questions, they are not very good on their own, but really good with fruit or yogurt or something like that
You guys are all missing out...I start everyday with a coffee/choc/banana protein shake. Fill blender with 1/3 strong cold coffee, splash soy vanilla milk in (maybe 3/4 cup) toss in a banana (peeled lol) then add 2 scoops of vanilla soy/whey protein powder...blend..add a half tray of ice..blend again... The whole process takes about 3 mins max!
Good to see someone is like me, and can't eat breakfast. Makes me nauseous if I eat too soon after I get up. It's like my stomach is still asleep, and introducing food to it before it's awake just gets it all upset.
a bowl of either old fashioned raw uncooked oatmeal with rice milk and a diced apple or boiled quinoa and goji berries with rice milk. Provides long lasting energy for up to 5 hours.
In France probably... Check out 1Veritastium's channel. He always goes to France; so maybe he'll make a video about the tomatoes, cheese and hot bread they had for breakfast.
For those of us who don't have umlaut keys on our keyboards, it's "muesli". :) If you don't have umlauts, the accepted alternate spelling is to take the vowel and add an e after.
Luckily they don't say: A hot, brown mixture of dilute solution of theobromine and a few types of alkaloids, water and saturated long-chained carboxylic acids. mixed with some glucose and a white mixture of water and some unsaturated and saturated carboxylic acids while they are trying to say hot chocolate. :P
CrunchyNut Cornflakes with Cornflakes and Bananas plus Branflakes, Muesli, Toast ,,,, The NEW English Brekky...lol Not forgettingToast, withTea and/or Coffee :) Great sound-checks out-takes :) :) :) Cheers, James :)
a warm meal? Here in Scotland, a 'traditional' breakfast - before everyone had to rush out at stupid o'clock for work- women would make, Bacon, Fried Eggs, Mushrooms, Potato Scone, Sausage, Black Pudding and Fruit Pudding (flat patties of oats and sheeps blood and suet with raisins respecitvely- look them up they are delicious) sometimes hash cakes and beans depending and of course TOAST! lol. The English breakfast is slightly different. LOVELY. especially when hungover...with IRN BRU. mmmmm
What did you have for breakfast?......""Crunchy nut cornflakes" "Crunchy nut cornflakes?" "I did!" "I like that;)" "Me too" 4:07 AKA Scientists flirting XD
3:09 "I had a bowl of rice crispies microwaved for 1 min 30." "WHAT!!" *Brain explodes*
Well, how else are the marshmallows gonna melt?
I conclude that cornflakes consumption is directly linked to being a scientist :P
3:21 u wot m8?
We'll never know what Neil eats for breakfast....
He eats nothing. He is a cyborg.
he eats *spicy* wings, apparently
Neil eats 3 sticks of enriched uranium for breakfast every morning.
@@k.c.lejeune6613 LOL. Mmn yellow cake with milk keeps you warm all day in winter
"Brought to you by Kellogg's" :P
"I had a bowl of rice crispies microwaved for 1:30." "What?!" I love how genuinely shocked he sounded. I was thinking the same thing.
"Microwaved for 1 minute 30" "...WOT" bahahaha
My journo school teaches us to use the same question when testing sound. It gives the subject something to actually say (rather than 'say something') and breaks the ice a bit - helps them to relax and appear more like themselves, which isn't always easy on camera.
Remember kids, if you want to be a scientist, eat your cornflakes! Lol!
I don't think scientists are morning people. Is it just me or does anyone else sense the grumpiness in this video?
+Jossie Mime you haha, I definitely sense the grumps
"I had a bowl of rice crispies microwaved for 1 minute 30"
- the 4th coolest cameraman in england
[Goes out to buy Corn Flakes]
Gavin Grant No, Bran Flakes!
+Christopher Thompson And prunes!
Nighthawke70 :D
0:42 a wild Gengar appears
Sincerely thank you for this video. It really shines a light on the personality of the scientists that we’ve come to know. Taking them out of their professional mindset and putting them into a somewhat more personable light really humanizes this channel. Amazing work and I’m sure I speak for most people who subscribe when I say; having little breaks of this type of content would be thoroughly enjoyable.
1:27 - it is the way you are going to talk to me? XD
"how loud"
He sounds angru
"Cornflakes. Packet was empty, I had to open a new packet."
"Oh, that must to be exciting!"
:)
Corn Flakes, the breakfast of scientists!
Rice crispys microwaved for a minute 30. I want to try that now. Lol
Mental note: If I have kids, they shall have corn flakes for breakfast...
"I had a weaker scientist - as usual..."
Lesson: Chemists don't eat enough protein in the morning.
Meh, slow releasing energy in the form of complex carbohydrates is more important in the morning than protein. Save that for dinner!
The diet of a scientist.
1.wakey wakey juice
2.cornflake carbs..needs the energy to make explosions and manoeuvre away swiftly.
3. Evening protein.. To recover from the daily manoeuvres and shrapnel dodging.
Some of the hardest questions ive heard Brady ask yet!
@zakyb1: We've already done 400 videos across nottinghamscience, periodicvideos and sixtysymbols... I'd be impressed if you knew everyone!
Atomic physicists eat fission chips.
"The definition of a pessamist is someone who puts bran on their prunes" Brilliant
3:15 What????
Wait was that Gengar?
it was bulbasaur
Lol, the suggested things to buy at the end of the video popped up and suggested bran flakes.
Fascinating! More videos like this? I'd love to hear the professors' comments on the weather.
Professor Poliakoff is sooo shy when he needs to talk about himself :)
Adorable!
"Is that how loud your going to talk to me when I interview you?"
lots of constipated people in england apparently, I find that rather unsurprising...
cornflakes makes you constipated?
0:54
I'm so glad someone else has said this
I love how you have Martyn trained: at 3:52 you say you're going to check the sound and he immediately starts talking about his breakfast, lol.
Almost half a decade on and i'm still watching this
this was 12 years ago omg im gonna need a part 2
3:13
I love him... he's like "No you tell me what YOU had for breakfast"
I had 3 bowls of Quisp cereal with hempmilk poured on it... and then I had a large peppery pickle for the breakfast desert...
In New Zealand we don't have Weetabix, but we do have Weetbix. And i have no reason to think they're any different. To answer your questions, they are not very good on their own, but really good with fruit or yogurt or something like that
You guys are all missing out...I start everyday with a coffee/choc/banana protein shake. Fill blender with 1/3 strong cold coffee, splash soy vanilla milk in (maybe 3/4 cup) toss in a banana (peeled lol) then add 2 scoops of vanilla soy/whey protein powder...blend..add a half tray of ice..blend again...
The whole process takes about 3 mins max!
@Tentacleed Like the person said "What?" I had the same reaction
"i had a bowl of rice crispies microwaved for 1 minute 30"
"wHAT"
"I think the English breakfast is a great invention, just not at breakfast time" Couldn't agree more.
Good to see someone is like me, and can't eat breakfast. Makes me nauseous if I eat too soon after I get up. It's like my stomach is still asleep, and introducing food to it before it's awake just gets it all upset.
a bowl of either old fashioned raw uncooked oatmeal with rice milk and a diced apple or boiled quinoa and goji berries with rice milk. Provides long lasting energy for up to 5 hours.
Corn flakes?!
What's wrong with cornflakes? I had cornflakes this morning
It's apparently what scientists eat for breakfast.
@@Numitronicyea cornflakes are boring and flavourless just like scientists
'I had to open a new packet '.'That must have been exiting' hahaha
Great video man! I like it a lot... make more "behind the scenes" stuff :)
I thoroughly enjoyed this
Where can we buy that periodic table cup from?
In France probably... Check out 1Veritastium's channel. He always goes to France; so maybe he'll make a video about the tomatoes, cheese and hot bread they had for breakfast.
i gonna steal the question as ice breaker
3:20 took the word right out of my mouth
are the rice crispies in milk when you microwave them?
i loved the professors response 3:44 "cornflakes... -_-"
He had singing bananas.
6.023 power 24 circular rings converges to flakes and cereal.
Nice Bismuth sample at 4:05.
For those of us who don't have umlaut keys on our keyboards, it's "muesli". :)
If you don't have umlauts, the accepted alternate spelling is to take the vowel and add an e after.
This was hilarious! Good job guys.
Luckily they don't say: A hot, brown mixture of dilute solution of theobromine and a few types of alkaloids, water and saturated long-chained carboxylic acids. mixed with some glucose and a white mixture of water and some unsaturated and saturated carboxylic acids while they are trying to say hot chocolate. :P
At first I thought Brady said at 1:31 "Is that how you're going to fucking talk to me when I'm interviewing?"
3:53 Never realized before how much Poliakoff sounds like Salad Fingers.
CrunchyNut Cornflakes with Cornflakes and Bananas plus Branflakes, Muesli, Toast ,,,, The NEW English Brekky...lol
Not forgettingToast, withTea and/or Coffee :)
Great sound-checks out-takes :) :) :)
Cheers,
James :)
4:20 i like how proud he looks as if he once ate 3 but now he can eat 4.
That Gengar at 0:43 was so random I did not know how to react.
a warm meal? Here in Scotland, a 'traditional' breakfast - before everyone had to rush out at stupid o'clock for work- women would make, Bacon, Fried Eggs, Mushrooms, Potato Scone, Sausage, Black Pudding and Fruit Pudding (flat patties of oats and sheeps blood and suet with raisins respecitvely- look them up they are delicious) sometimes hash cakes and beans depending and of course TOAST! lol. The English breakfast is slightly different. LOVELY. especially when hungover...with IRN BRU. mmmmm
Check the breakfast hours of any major restaurant and I assume 6-11 is breakfast hours.
"I had to open a new packet"
"Oh that must have been exciting!"
Funny stuff! :)
I had a bowl of rice crispies microwaved for 1 ....
WHAT?!
Love his reaction. But now I have to now what microwaved rice-crispies taste like
I am sure at least one of them had double chocolate muffin, raspberry jam donut and caramel frappuccino, but said he had cornflakes.
" I had a bowl of rice krispies microwaved for one minute thirty." "WOTTTTT"
What is she holding at 4:02? Looks so cool:)
A large crystal of the element Bismuth.
zeyogoat Thanks a lot!
Bismuth
Glad to see everyone is staying regular :)
I had some pancakes and sausages with an unnecessary amount of syrup. But I like syrup so it's ok.
Crunch nut cornflakes are where it’s at!
Brady....why would you microwave rice krispies?
2.13 Reminds me of Jemaine from flight of the conchords.
2:20 I think he had an Irishcoffee too xD
Are Weetabix good? I'm from the US, so never had the pleasure of trying them.
Got to love how he tricked them into talking about what they had for breakfast for a video!
"I had a bowl of ricecrispies microwaved for a minute thirty"
"what?"
haha
Gengar is the purple pokemon
They'd probably regret asking me this question
1:26 Is that how loud you are going to talk to me when im interviewing?
Lol at the one guy who got annoyed
You know that someone knows about what he's talking about when he looks like 0:33, those are the teachers I trust the most. :D
what is mousley???
1:33 HELLOO SCIENCE!
Do you guys take your balloon to Albuquerque in early October?
Does it matter? It depends on when you wake up, doesn't it? And how often and when you eat?
How can you say 10 is breakfast time if I wake up at 5?
What did you have for breakfast?......""Crunchy nut cornflakes" "Crunchy nut cornflakes?" "I did!" "I like that;)" "Me too"
4:07
AKA Scientists flirting XD
0:42 Dr Anne Green. I don't think I've ever seen her without purple somewhere on her. Hence the Gengar, lol.
Hmmm... At first i just understood "Brown Flakes", but after i found the definition on urban dictionary "branflakes" makes much more sense...
Ok, just checked and realised that this is an old video,lol. Still, James Grime?
0:43 GENGAR!!! Nottingham has pokemon plush toys?
that sentence was in the video ...
3:59 he's making fun of how he always says exciting lol
I can see the ad-copy now, "4 out of 5 scientists recommend 'X' for people that eat breakfast" LOL
That was the greatest moment of my day.