I also commented about half excepting an enemies to lovers situation, but it seems you thought it through a little more -- or I guess you thought of the reverse. A lovers to enemies situation?
This one really suffered from being cut down to fit as a short :( We're missing the two of them one-upping each other about how the government tried to stop them, and Jess' incredible closer.
As soon as they said it, my mind went, "Not the sewing machine again!" (Obviously, the sewing machine thing wasn't exactly the same, but same concept nonetheless.)
The "first to file" system was created in 2012 actually. Before that, we had a "first to invent" system, where it didn't matter when you filed, so long as it was before a year after you "invented" the invention. We switched to a first to file system because it was a logistical nightmare to figure out when exactly someone invented something.
@@williamroberts2878 True, but only in the US! Pretty much everywhere else it was always ftf. Still, if not, we wouldn't have this skit to thank you guys 😄
First to Invent was also responsible for the industry of "engineering notebooks", where every design you drew and note you took had to be permanently inked, signed, dated, and witnessed on the day it was written, for no reason other than to establish priority. Switching to First to File removed the need for the majority of that mumbo-jumbo.
I wouldn't be surprised if the divorce was between Palasky and Fudge, and the reason why they keep inventing the same things was because they've been married for so long they've begun to think like each other
I also commented about half excepting an enemies to lovers situation, but it seems you thought it through a little more -- or I guess you thought of the reverse. A lovers to enemies situation?
@@michaelsingh8487Or a hard-nosed cop duo who are the protags of their own TV show which later gets a movie which is much sillier in tone than its TV progenitor
@@peronkop well "large" is a relative term. large for a p*nis is just like 8 inches. but if you had a machine that was 8 or 9 inches long then it would still be a relatively small machine
@@ArcanineEspeon it's not really that blurry when you understand the key difference, rivals persue the same objective but are competing against each other while enemies are fighting each other because each has their own personal objective. In my opinion rivals to lovers work way better since it has all the bickering and arguing without being abusive like enemies to lovers usually is
@@IsThisUsernameAvailable You’re assuming that these two aren’t constantly inventing comical weapons of destruction in attempts to destroy each other, they’re 3 seconds away from pulling out laser blasters and causing havoc in the patent office.
That prompt made me immediately think of the old cardgame US Patent No. 1, where time travelers compete to to be the first one to patent the time machine.
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"Snaked by the Fudge Man" sounds like it requires an urban dictionary entry.
I will be adding it to my regular vocabulary
I don’t like the potential other meanings it can have
Or a new Carter Vail song. 😂😂
@@RealBradMiller Put a little fudge under my pillow for the fudge man
So he won't snake me down?
@@bigbrocol1908You know those snake cams they use for colonoscopies?
“I GOT A _DIVORCE_ BECAUSE OF THIS INVENTION!”
This is so much better after the reveal of what the invention is lmfao
"AND IT WAS WORTH IT"
This could and should be a movie
Same with being kicked out of the house at gun point
"I have poured my life blood into this"
@@vicco_so it wasn’t just blood
I’m starting to think that the divorce was between the two of them
I also commented about half excepting an enemies to lovers situation, but it seems you thought it through a little more -- or I guess you thought of the reverse. A lovers to enemies situation?
LMAO YES
It’s giving enemies to lovers
😂 damn I was going to say they could have just married each other and shared the patent symbolically but the ego is too big for either one
@@hhasnohope8488lovers to enemies actually
"I got a DIVORCE because of this invention!!"
"So you're single?"
this was my thought as well
now kiss
Fudge: *debbie ryans*
This one really suffered from being cut down to fit as a short :(
We're missing the two of them one-upping each other about how the government tried to stop them, and Jess' incredible closer.
What episode was this?
@@DocDrowsySeason 3 Episode 8 of Make Some Noise
All the more reason to get a Dropout subscription.
The whole point of these shorts is to get people to buy drop out
Yes, and it worked for me. Don’t regret it at all.
They actually had to invent new laws back in the day, because this actually kept happening WAY more often than you’d ever think! 😅😂
As soon as they said it, my mind went, "Not the sewing machine again!"
(Obviously, the sewing machine thing wasn't exactly the same, but same concept nonetheless.)
The "first to file" system was created in 2012 actually. Before that, we had a "first to invent" system, where it didn't matter when you filed, so long as it was before a year after you "invented" the invention. We switched to a first to file system because it was a logistical nightmare to figure out when exactly someone invented something.
@@williamroberts2878
True, but only in the US! Pretty much everywhere else it was always ftf.
Still, if not, we wouldn't have this skit to thank you guys 😄
People.....kept trying to invent & register the "World's Smallest D!CK Su(king Machine"?
First to Invent was also responsible for the industry of "engineering notebooks", where every design you drew and note you took had to be permanently inked, signed, dated, and witnessed on the day it was written, for no reason other than to establish priority. Switching to First to File removed the need for the majority of that mumbo-jumbo.
I love when they give each other names and have to roll with it
You just know the patent office has been entertained for years by those 2
They got a 2nd desk installed and hired a 2nd receptionist.
the delivery of "morton palasky strikes again" is PERFECT
The entire time I was waiting for the reveal of the invention...
Did not disappoint LMAO
Neil Fudge is such a good name.
This feels like Key and Peele
That's it. I'm getting Dropout!
You will not regret it!!
Is that the name of the machine?
@@TPRM1 istg
It's so worth it!!!
One of us! One of us! One of us!
I wouldn't be surprised if the divorce was between Palasky and Fudge, and the reason why they keep inventing the same things was because they've been married for so long they've begun to think like each other
I also commented about half excepting an enemies to lovers situation, but it seems you thought it through a little more -- or I guess you thought of the reverse. A lovers to enemies situation?
NGL, Palasky and Fudge sounds like a great name for a company
#accidentallyYaoi
@@michaelsingh8487Or a hard-nosed cop duo who are the protags of their own TV show which later gets a movie which is much sillier in tone than its TV progenitor
I can tell this whole time they were both thinking of a good invention
It is a small machine or a machine for something small? Asking for a friend.
Yes...
I mean you could use it either way if you're brave enough
I am guessing were just accepting that something large can fit into something small?
@@peronkop well "large" is a relative term. large for a p*nis is just like 8 inches. but if you had a machine that was 8 or 9 inches long then it would still be a relatively small machine
Does it matter? 😏
I was just glad that they named the invention
"And yes, I did test it!"
"Totally immoral!"
Sensing some delightfully codependent enemies to lovers here
It's rivals to lovers, get your dynamics right! 😠🫵🏻
I commented something really similar! Glad I'm not the only one who sees the chemistry 😉
@@IsThisUsernameAvailableThe line between those two shipping dynamics can be very blurry, and it all depends on how intense the rivalry is! 😜
@@ArcanineEspeon it's not really that blurry when you understand the key difference, rivals persue the same objective but are competing against each other while enemies are fighting each other because each has their own personal objective. In my opinion rivals to lovers work way better since it has all the bickering and arguing without being abusive like enemies to lovers usually is
@@IsThisUsernameAvailable You’re assuming that these two aren’t constantly inventing comical weapons of destruction in attempts to destroy each other, they’re 3 seconds away from pulling out laser blasters and causing havoc in the patent office.
The reveal makes the everything before it so much better 😭😂
Ross with the twist at the end again
Sounds like they should team up
Although 'Pulasky & Fudge' sounds more like an 80's crime-fighting duo! 😂
Or a law firm
Totally immoral
Holy shit, is this the funniest episode of make some noise ever?? Every single clip is a fucking banger!
This feels like a perfect key&peele skit😂
Morton and Niel are the perfect names 😂😂😂
And if you keep the camera rolling, Thomas Edison turns up and files the patent before either of them.
Patenting of Telephone lined up pretty well with the reaction till the end
I definitely do NOT want to “get snaked by the Fudgeman.”
I was expecting Tesla vs. Edison from the prompt
The prompt got me thinking Newton and Leibniz. Not sure how you patent Calculus though
It then became the dyson hand vaccum.
Anyone else wanting them to kiss at the end?
Two inventors who should work together.
Morton Pulaski would later secretly return to the office to trademark "snaked by the fudge man"
Was not expecting that ending.
maybe the invention wasn’t the only reason for that divorce
It makes sense that someone who says "snaked by the fudge man" would be the inventor of such a machine.
these two could collaborate instead and get twice the effectiveness.
A hole on both sides? Oooh, you mean collaborate on research.
@@Keshire "yes".
@@Keshire chinese finger trap backstory
I bet Einstein was all like "Oh no, not these two idiots again. That's it: I'm going into physics."
Was really hoping they'd make a joke about how if fudge got the pattent they'd have to name it "the fudger" or something😂
I’m waiting for the rivals to lovers novel
This feels like a key and peele skit that should have been
They just made a key and peele skit
Geoff will always murder me with his delivery omg
I love how they dance around what the device actually is until Ross comes out with _that_
Neil Fudge is gonna fudge Morton Palasky up in the end though
The prompts are just so good
I applaud the Finish with the invention reveal!
At least they didn’t create the Torment Nexus?
From the classic sci-fi novel Don’t Create the Torment Nexus?
@@vijayanand6650 can't wait to drop out of college and start my tech startup to create the Torment Nexus.
File a joint patent.
If they weren't such petty rivals, they could have probably cosigned the pattent
Are you _certain_ that only the life blood was poured into the machine, yes?
Ross needs to hit it big. He is a monster.talent
Leibniz and Newton be like
It's always the part at the end that gets me lol
Just so unhinged
I don’t particularly love the implications of the phrase: "You’re about to get snaked by the Fudge man."
Niel Fudge is such an inventor name
Literally every sentence of this topped the one before, perfection!
I just can't believe these clips are free
I was expecting a meet-cute but this was incredible
should've ended with a "rock, paper scissors, like usual?"
My headcannon is the spouse they divorce was each other
I thought it’d be them in a line like, “so what did you invent?” And it’s just a back and forth between, “NO, I invented it”
I would watch a movie about these guys 😂
SCREAMING at this one 😂😂😂😂
They killed it, this was so funny.
This one is going straight into the rare funny video file! 😂
Was hoping they were gonna play this subtly, like one holding the door open for the other then slowly realising as they were in the queue
I'm so excited for the upload limit on YT Shorts to be extended to 3min!!
People NEED to know what the invention was!
Dude my grandpas name is literally Neil Fudge that caught me so off guard
they just need to makeout and become business partners
I would watch a whole show about Morton Palansky and Neil Fudge
That prompt made me immediately think of the old cardgame US Patent No. 1, where time travelers compete to to be the first one to patent the time machine.
Thomas edison and his telegram machine straight to the patent office
That divorce line was a perfect layup for them being an ex couple. Would’ve worked great with the punchline too
The best joke in this, is that this has happened before lmao
I love how every skit this episode, Jess has to move to the side because she’s in the middle and they’re gonna use the WHOLE space
another win for trans guys globally
Ok, this is the best one yet
When Bad Dragon and Adam & Eve meet at the patent office:
I love how this escalated, then devolved into utter nonsense. Great chemistry😂
Palasky and Fudge sounds like a company name
parallel thinking. a Dennis the menace kinda deal
marconi and tesla fighting over who made the radio first:
The gay romance I want to see this summer
One of them incidentally invented a Time Machine that he hasn’t patented yet just to one up his rival on the other patents
How did I know it was gonna be some weird sex thing just from the prompt, I’m psychic and this is GOLD
Plot twist it’s actually an enemies -> lovers Hallmark Holiday Movie for Pride Month
I need a tv show! Now!
“ “Totally” “immoral” “ 😂
This is like watching an episode of Suits
I got a divorce sounded like tom hanks
Whoever patents this is gonna be swimming in yen.
The begining felt very Brookline 99 core
Anyone else see Ross' IBS medication ad yet? Good for him!
This made me think of when those two dudes both created a synthetic ultramarine colour at the same time. Happens pretty often
It didn't seem very small when he put it on the podium lolll
certified Jára Cimrman moment