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You surely didn't choose a good example with that FBI report, didn't you? It didn't include cities with most crime, it's a famous funny story. Look up "criminal victimization, 2023 bureau of justice statistics". it's .gov report. It proves that crime is not really much down. That is a bad example you used. Sorry, BlueJayYT, but needed to be said.
😂😂😂😂😂 Because......IT'S ATLANTA!!!! lol. As a metro ATL resident who has been walking around Downtown/Centennial, Peachtree (both Downtown and Midtown), Midtown / Atlantic Station, bar hopping on Edgemoor, and even Peachtree Buckhead; I can attest that you just be prepared to at anytime to BREAK yourself, keep it a business transaction and keep it moving!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 honorable mentioned to Little 5 Points and of course Underground Atlanta lol.
7:37 No British pub would be called "Jay's pub" Or something sensible. It would be called something like "The Stag and the Stoat" or "The Giddy Norwegian"
My personal favorite old-timey word is "Cornobble": to slap or beat someone with a fish Some other personal favorites: *Overmorrow:* The day after tomorrow *Ereyester* (or *Ereyesterday):* the day before yesterday *Ambiloquent:* using ambiguous language *Dizzard:* a fool, jester, or stupid person *Ninnyhammer:* a fool or simpleton *Popinjay:* someone who dresses excessively flamboyantly *Triptropper:* a foreigner who pretends to be a local *Coolth:* coolness (opposite of "warmth") *Nunket:* the amount of alcohol necessary to intoxicate a draft animal, such as a horse or mule (as in "an entire Nunketsworth") *Telliwopper* (or *Tarriwopper,* depending on dialect): a habitual drunkard, particularly one who loses memory while drunk *Againster:* someone who is habitually opposed to (aka "against") things *Ramperly:* steeply ascending *Downsteepy:* steeply descending *Yerd:* to beat with an object or stick *Bilberberries:* sheep or goat testicles boiled to make broth *Bilberberry Wine:* said broth
Here’s a fun fact, back in Georgian England soldiers from the navy would hang around pubs, wait for people to get close to blackout drunk and drag them outside, have them join the navy and then have them drink until they actually black out, then drag them onto a ship to serve for 10 years (or until they die) This is because Britain needed sailors to defend their overseas empire and they couldn’t find enough people willing to join so they just straight up kidnapped them instead
That "fun fact" is mostly a myth. Most seamen in the Royal Navy during the long eighteenth century were volunteers. Pressing was mainly done for short periods prior to the start of major conflict, and then it's purpose was to try and secure experienced seamen, not inexperienced landsmen.
"Gigglemug" is an old word basically meaning someone who smiles and laughs a lot. I think it's perfectly apt and should be used more often. I've been trying to use it more often, and be it more often. The world needs more gigglemugs (it's also fun to say)
Because......IT'S ATLANTA!!!! lol. As a metro ATL resident who has been walking around Downtown/Centennial, Peachtree (both Downtown and Midtown), Midtown / Atlantic Station, bar hopping on Edgemoor, and even Peachtree Buckhead; I can attest that you just be prepared to at anytime to BREAK yourself, keep it a business transaction and keep it moving!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 honorable mentioned to Little 5 Points and of course Underground Atlanta lol.
Subtle wordplay, too! They got stabbed from Atlanta, Georgia into Georgian London. Honestly though I've never once been robbed at Centennial and Midtown/Atlantic Station are almost completely crime free (except, for *some* inscrutable reason, underground tuner drifting competitions?). You're playing the odds anywhere around UndergroundATL, though -- the danger is practically half the reason anyone even goes near that place.
@@AnFi-du8lu "haha im calling people slurs indirectly" how about you get a personality beyond homophobia? [the name for a burnt cigarrette butt is the f-slur, which they are using as an insult to someone they don't know. It's literally calling someone a slur as an insult.]
Because......IT'S ATLANTA!!!! lol. As a metro ATL resident who has been walking around Downtown/Centennial, Peachtree (both Downtown and Midtown), Midtown / Atlantic Station, bar hopping on Edgemoor, and even Peachtree Buckhead; I can attest that you just be prepared to at anytime to BREAK yourself, keep it a business transaction and keep it moving!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 honorable mentioned to Little 5 Points and of course Underground Atlanta lol.
Huh, interesting, in Poland we also have a term for the last drink you get before riding off into the night. It's called 'strzemienny' from the word 'strzemię' which in English is... stirrup. Yeah, I guess drunk driving was much more common back when your ride could walk you home lol
In Hungary it's "kilépő" which roughly translates to "the stepping out" or "exit". But that's what people today call it, I'm sure there are plenty more older expressions or local slangs I don't know about.
@@DragonWarrior11 I've heard stories of how my great grandfather came home from the pub passed out drunk while the horse was taking him home (to my great grandmother who would give him an ear full). Forget the hype on self driving cars, horses have already done that :P
Bluejay’s style is sharp and smart, eloquent, and full of heart. His humor’s keen, his knowledge deep, intricate and sure to keep. Enthralling, thrilling, bright, and clear, he makes the past just reappear. His plumage shines in tones refined, resplendent, vibrant, well-aligned. Each tale he tells is fresh and true, brilliant, bold, and always new. With wisdom vast as wit doth flow, Bluejay, may your fame forever grow!
in the soviet union of 1980s, there was a slang phrase among the teens, "шнурки в стакане" which roughly translates to "shoelaces in a drinking glass", now, maybe guess what it means? wrong! the correct answer is "parents at home", asking someone if the shoelaces are in the glass meant "are your parents home?", now, do not ask me of the origin of this slang, because I don't know
I'm usually okay at getting the logic of slang from recent decades...but wtf where the teens on that they'd theoretically put shoelaces in drinking glasses to signify it's NOT okay to diddle at their parent's house that day. Was it like leaving shoes out the front door? Were shoelaces or the shoes themselves usually a gift from parental figures? Was putting various shit in drinking glasses a whole other decipherable language to learn? Was it because you'd usually strip the shoelaces off of someone first? Were aglets anti-sexual in nature, or quite the opposite??? WAS IT TO GET UNDER SOVIET UNION CENSORS??? Did it mean the horny drink was dirtied by the work shoes of your hardworking parents like a rug?? I need to hear accounts from 80s soviet teens who used this slang. I wanna hear them cringe at their own thesaurus as they struggle to explain such a niche and unheard of phrase.
@@hasch5756 That actually sounds very logical. So logical in fact that I could get behind it completely and really believe that it's the true story behind the phrase. So it's probably not that ;P
I know it's for the video but you would think that all these Georgian Londoners would take notice of the guy's Modern American accent and say "This bloke sounds funny. He must not be from around here and thus, may not understand some of my vocabulary."
Every person believes all the words they use are the universally understood and accepted words. When I was a kid I flew out to visit my grandparents in the midwest. My grandma asked me if I wanted a pop and I thought she was threatening to punch me. Eventually she pointed at a can of soda and repeated "do you want a pop?" And then I said, " That's called a soda. If you pop me I'm telling mom and dad. "
Modern American accent sounds more like Brits at the time than the Brits of today. They weren't done developing being artificially posh to differentiate themselves from those who dared leave depression island
I would say yes, but at least 75% of those sounds could be made with any decently flexible Helmholtz resonator. No larynx (voice box) needed. I'm saying he could have used a well-lubricated balloon to make those sounds and yet chose to do it with his own billy. I don't know whether to be disturpressed by his combitment or disappointed by Sisyphus Stockholming his rock. potentially problematic vocab: billy (goat): throat (genuine Cockey rhyming slang) combitment: commitment to the bit disturpressed: disturbed but impressed Sisyphus Stockholming his rock: continuing to do something one way because you have been doing it too long to stop now (gambler's fallacy), alternatively: liking a chore after becoming accustomed to it.
These phrases might sound silly or nonsensical today, but they had their own charm. For example, terms like "gigglemug," used for someone who’s always smiling, or "butter upon bacon," which described something overly fancy or excessive, really capture the feel of old times. The documentary dives into how these expressions reflected the mindset and culture of the time and how, if we brought them back today, they could totally shake things up. These old slang terms, often cheeky or humorous, show how people throughout history loved to play with language and enjoy everyday banter.❣❣
3:52 can confirm, born and raised in Atlanta and they almost happened to me. Happened to a good friend of mine and he rematerialized a year later with a Dino skull and George Washington’s original teeth
Because......IT'S ATLANTA!!!! lol. As a metro ATL resident who has been walking around Downtown/Centennial, Peachtree (both Downtown and Midtown), Midtown / Atlantic Station, bar hopping on Edgemoor, and even Peachtree Buckhead; I can attest that you just be prepared to at anytime to BREAK yourself, keep it a business transaction and keep it moving!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 honorable mentioned to Little 5 Points and of course Underground Atlanta lol.
Ah, fond memories of days long past. I remember when I first got called a racial slur. An old Asian woman mistakenly thought I was a Mexican and called me a stupid dago for cutting her in line at Costco. Once I got my hands on a thesaurus man I was pissed.
I live in Utah and I've literally never met anyone who admitted to even considering soaking. I'm sure somebody somewhere has done it, but it's definitely not common.
I have actually been in similar situations with communication because there are parts of the US that have wildly different dialects. You have to explain to them that they have to cut out the slang and only use the words that have a direct meaning to talk which means that all communication is purely utilitarian. Trust me when I say that this has resulted in some comical moments. I still remember explaining what I needed them to do to effectively communicate with me and they had to slow down their talk to make sure to use zero slang. They said they felt like they were talking like some well educated and smug uppity type.
My Newfie Grandma used to say “Enough Tongue for two sets of Teeth!” 18:33 I didn’t know that’s where it originated from. (Btw, you should read into Newfie Slang. It’s wild)
Casting up your accounts did mean to do your balance, to reckon your income and outgoing. But if it is slang we are talking about, as SLANG it meant "to die" as in, you had gone to the "Celestial Account Keeper" ( St Peter ) and he would "go through your account, and reach a reckoning".
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I know your schedule is pretty packed rn, and in general. But any plans on streaming any games soon?
Also, great ad read 😅
How long where you gone mate. I remember a argument i had with a dude that said blue yay got quiet. But he was right. Did you go to jail?😂
boo, ground news has a big flashy AI summary feature. It's annoying!
You surely didn't choose a good example with that FBI report, didn't you? It didn't include cities with most crime, it's a famous funny story. Look up "criminal victimization, 2023 bureau of justice statistics". it's .gov report. It proves that crime is not really much down. That is a bad example you used. Sorry, BlueJayYT, but needed to be said.
He back❤
Man had way too much fun writing this script
If only English teachers were like this.
@@ehur-s8uI had a teacher, though not an english teacher like this. We would very often joke around.
He isn't a man. He is a bird.
@@LunaTheMoonWitch english teachers are the best ngl
@@NoobNoobNews Man-Bird? Bird-Man?
Old slang is the perfect way to avoid UA-cam demonetizaton.
Word.
Gea, before a gobermouch blows the whistle on Jay of Blue conduit (channel)
More like trade the reason in for a different one
Shuffle them off of this mortal coil.
Also a good way to mess with future AI models.
I love how blue Jay is becoming an SCP that kidnaps people just to put them through wacky historical settings for his own malicious entertainment
teehee
R rated Magic Schoolbus
@@StuffandThings_Except with more emphasis on History as opposed to Science like The Magic School Bus was.
@@BlueJayYT don't act cute...you know what you did
always has been.
23:21 it’s funny because “stroking his nob” is still a slang term in the uk. Although in the modern day, it means exactly what you think it does
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At last, the heir has come to his rightful place.
9:40 "As long as you weren't gay or black"
Or Irish. (We're talking about British pubs, right?) Or French. Well, depends on the year.
Or a woman
All of the above😂
The tongues. I was NOT prepared for the tongues…
This comment out of context is fantastic
the frog was worse
Lmao I laughed at all of em
@@evolveking175agreed, the frog was definitely worse
@@evolveking175 the one in the spiffing brit costume?
As a Georgia native your depiction of Atlanta is wildly incorrect. Leprechauns use knives, Gnomes use guns
😂😂😂😂😂
Because......IT'S ATLANTA!!!! lol. As a metro ATL resident who has been walking around Downtown/Centennial, Peachtree (both Downtown and Midtown), Midtown / Atlantic Station, bar hopping on Edgemoor, and even Peachtree Buckhead; I can attest that you just be prepared to at anytime to BREAK yourself, keep it a business transaction and keep it moving!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 honorable mentioned to Little 5 Points and of course Underground Atlanta lol.
I have the utmost honor to have graduated from a county; in which is now discredited. I have a “Special Edition” High School diploma 🤷🏽♂️
No no no gnomes use gnomish smoke powder the goblins use guns
7:37 No British pub would be called "Jay's pub" Or something sensible. It would be called something like "The Stag and the Stoat" or "The Giddy Norwegian"
the "insert colour" lion
Red. It's always red. I don't think I've ever seen any other colour mentioned. There's never even a lion there! Talk about false advertising
@@dakrayus6519I’ve seen the ‘blue anchor’ , have a lovely day
„the blood-dripping and rotting decapitated Kings Head“
"The Syphilitic Codger"
Bluejay getting more and more unhinged and psychopathic over time gives me life.
His students on the other hand......
I know right
My personal favorite old-timey word is "Cornobble": to slap or beat someone with a fish
Some other personal favorites:
*Overmorrow:* The day after tomorrow
*Ereyester* (or *Ereyesterday):* the day before yesterday
*Ambiloquent:* using ambiguous language
*Dizzard:* a fool, jester, or stupid person
*Ninnyhammer:* a fool or simpleton
*Popinjay:* someone who dresses excessively flamboyantly
*Triptropper:* a foreigner who pretends to be a local
*Coolth:* coolness (opposite of "warmth")
*Nunket:* the amount of alcohol necessary to intoxicate a draft animal, such as a horse or mule (as in "an entire Nunketsworth")
*Telliwopper* (or *Tarriwopper,* depending on dialect): a habitual drunkard, particularly one who loses memory while drunk
*Againster:* someone who is habitually opposed to (aka "against") things
*Ramperly:* steeply ascending
*Downsteepy:* steeply descending
*Yerd:* to beat with an object or stick
*Bilberberries:* sheep or goat testicles boiled to make broth
*Bilberberry Wine:* said broth
Instructions unclear. I've been cancelled.
Well that sounds bad btw when next vid
unclear?
Oh hey, I didn’t know you liked these videos too.
I love how you guys are all in each others comment section, showing support 😂
@@trentonbates3114 I had no idea this history community was that supportive of each other.
I like that.
Here’s a fun fact, back in Georgian England soldiers from the navy would hang around pubs, wait for people to get close to blackout drunk and drag them outside, have them join the navy and then have them drink until they actually black out, then drag them onto a ship to serve for 10 years (or until they die)
This is because Britain needed sailors to defend their overseas empire and they couldn’t find enough people willing to join so they just straight up kidnapped them instead
that's not very fun :(
That's pretty messed up.
I actually covered this in my pirate videos, they were called "Press Gangs!"
That "fun fact" is mostly a myth. Most seamen in the Royal Navy during the long eighteenth century were volunteers. Pressing was mainly done for short periods prior to the start of major conflict, and then it's purpose was to try and secure experienced seamen, not inexperienced landsmen.
@@JohnyG29 But there's enough truth to it that it was one of the causes of 1812.
The rapid fire delivery, the callbacks, and the subtly are all just part of this bird's charm, and Chad Thundercock is enjoying every second of it.
I have a feeling that Chad Thundercock finds joy in many things.
omg the real @Chad_Tgundercock !!!
(cups hands and yells from background) YOU DA MAN CHAD
My friend the gin-pidgeon? No wait, that's lightning...
Does Mr. Lightningdick always speak in 3rd person?
"Gigglemug" is an old word basically meaning someone who smiles and laughs a lot. I think it's perfectly apt and should be used more often. I've been trying to use it more often, and be it more often. The world needs more gigglemugs (it's also fun to say)
I'm a wee bit of a gigglemug myself
4:05
As an Atlantan, I will not stand for this slander!
I will sit for it instead, it’s very entertaining.
Because......IT'S ATLANTA!!!! lol. As a metro ATL resident who has been walking around Downtown/Centennial, Peachtree (both Downtown and Midtown), Midtown / Atlantic Station, bar hopping on Edgemoor, and even Peachtree Buckhead; I can attest that you just be prepared to at anytime to BREAK yourself, keep it a business transaction and keep it moving!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 honorable mentioned to Little 5 Points and of course Underground Atlanta lol.
god little five point that place is insane
Subtle wordplay, too! They got stabbed from Atlanta, Georgia into Georgian London. Honestly though I've never once been robbed at Centennial and Midtown/Atlantic Station are almost completely crime free (except, for *some* inscrutable reason, underground tuner drifting competitions?). You're playing the odds anywhere around UndergroundATL, though -- the danger is practically half the reason anyone even goes near that place.
Lenox mall used to be the place to go, I’m sure now you avoid it like Zaxbys 🤣
Isn't jay old slang for a foolish, inattentive person? As in jaywalking?
hush.
While out on a lark?
Actually it was a slur targeting country folk
What a tit…
That it is my good sir
A blue jay day is a good day
type sh*t
His lil blue feathers makes me so hard
I hope this ages poorly.
Saw this video and said hell yes out loud
* a blue jay year
Oh my god. Skill based matchmaking…It’s the drunk crashers that give drunk drivers a bad name.
You must be a jschlatt fan, don't get me wrong I love schlatt which how I got the joke
@@DrayReign03I saw some of his play through of American Truck Simulator also.
Make an original joke in your life you 🚬
Those damn drunk crashers give us upstanding safe drunk drivers a bad name. Smdh.
@@AnFi-du8lu "haha im calling people slurs indirectly" how about you get a personality beyond homophobia? [the name for a burnt cigarrette butt is the f-slur, which they are using as an insult to someone they don't know. It's literally calling someone a slur as an insult.]
As someone who lives in Atlanta. The accuracy is 💯
Because......IT'S ATLANTA!!!! lol. As a metro ATL resident who has been walking around Downtown/Centennial, Peachtree (both Downtown and Midtown), Midtown / Atlantic Station, bar hopping on Edgemoor, and even Peachtree Buckhead; I can attest that you just be prepared to at anytime to BREAK yourself, keep it a business transaction and keep it moving!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 honorable mentioned to Little 5 Points and of course Underground Atlanta lol.
Huh, interesting, in Poland we also have a term for the last drink you get before riding off into the night. It's called 'strzemienny' from the word 'strzemię' which in English is... stirrup. Yeah, I guess drunk driving was much more common back when your ride could walk you home lol
Saw a video of an Amish guy litterally get walk home while he was passed out in the wagon. Police tried to pull it over. Not very successfully at that
In Hungary it's "kilépő" which roughly translates to "the stepping out" or "exit".
But that's what people today call it, I'm sure there are plenty more older expressions or local slangs I don't know about.
In America, it’s pretty common to hear of taking a “road beer” on your exit
@@DragonWarrior11 I've heard stories of how my great grandfather came home from the pub passed out drunk while the horse was taking him home (to my great grandmother who would give him an ear full). Forget the hype on self driving cars, horses have already done that :P
This is why car's were a terrible invention. They've caused countless accidents, and they've prevented honest drunks from getting home safe.
Took too long birdman, ive binged all your and sam o'nellas videos again. Be quicker next time
Felt
Same here
Writing that script probably took some time.
Quality takes time. Be more patient.
Life happens, it’s fine
From the rewind's and the pauses, due to me laughing, i watched that 26:43 video it in 60 minutes. Good one sir!
This was precisely my goal, very happy you liked it chuckaboo
I'm only on the first quote and I already know what I'm in for
I love how some youtubers silently adopted the phrase "if you are anything like me" as a signal of an ad
How much fun you had recording frog eater? :D
That audio file is cursed
@@BlueJayYTi would be shocked if the reverse frog vore audio wasnt
@@BlueJayYT that segment is going to haunt me. Good job, I haaaaate it.
Nice to see that, while the language has changed, the atmosphere and community of our British pubs certainly hasn't.
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Fantastic, more content to react to
You keep your grubby little claws off my content.
Wasn’t expecting schizophrenia in the comments.
Aww the girls are fighting
You're the bird I need to ask about Live streaming games again😅
This is actually pretty funny
Thanks
Bluejay’s style is sharp and smart, eloquent, and full of heart. His humor’s keen, his knowledge deep, intricate and sure to keep. Enthralling, thrilling, bright, and clear, he makes the past just reappear. His plumage shines in tones refined, resplendent, vibrant, well-aligned. Each tale he tells is fresh and true, brilliant, bold, and always new. With wisdom vast as wit doth flow, Bluejay, may your fame forever grow!
in the soviet union of 1980s, there was a slang phrase among the teens, "шнурки в стакане" which roughly translates to "shoelaces in a drinking glass", now, maybe guess what it means?
wrong!
the correct answer is
"parents at home", asking someone if the shoelaces are in the glass meant "are your parents home?", now, do not ask me of the origin of this slang, because I don't know
The more incomprehensible the better
What the actual f...
I'm usually okay at getting the logic of slang from recent decades...but wtf where the teens on that they'd theoretically put shoelaces in drinking glasses to signify it's NOT okay to diddle at their parent's house that day.
Was it like leaving shoes out the front door? Were shoelaces or the shoes themselves usually a gift from parental figures? Was putting various shit in drinking glasses a whole other decipherable language to learn? Was it because you'd usually strip the shoelaces off of someone first? Were aglets anti-sexual in nature, or quite the opposite??? WAS IT TO GET UNDER SOVIET UNION CENSORS??? Did it mean the horny drink was dirtied by the work shoes of your hardworking parents like a rug?? I need to hear accounts from 80s soviet teens who used this slang. I wanna hear them cringe at their own thesaurus as they struggle to explain such a niche and unheard of phrase.
Perhaps because both would ruin your drink
@@hasch5756 That actually sounds very logical. So logical in fact that I could get behind it completely and really believe that it's the true story behind the phrase. So it's probably not that ;P
Diddy’s PR team *_WISHES_* they had Ye’s job right about now, so there’s that….
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My kitty woke up when she heard your theme music, she loves watching the birdie bounce around.
22:58 that did not go where I was expecting it to…
22:44 i’- im i still on UA-cam? Or a black n orange site?
What are you into
@@randomkiddo4082what are YOU into?
Newgrounds.
8:28 I was eating while watching and this almost killed me by choking on my food.
I sent cherry soda up into my nose due to that one ngl
Please do how to become a dictator next
Edit: you wouldend know how happy it would make me to see bleujay in a military hat
If you enjoy Bluejay I'd recommend checking out CGP Grey's "The Rules for Rulers". Its pretty much exactly what you asked for.
@@alexsis1778 thanks for the recomandation but ive seen that one already
I know it's for the video but you would think that all these Georgian Londoners would take notice of the guy's Modern American accent and say "This bloke sounds funny. He must not be from around here and thus, may not understand some of my vocabulary."
Every person believes all the words they use are the universally understood and accepted words.
When I was a kid I flew out to visit my grandparents in the midwest. My grandma asked me if I wanted a pop and I thought she was threatening to punch me. Eventually she pointed at a can of soda and repeated "do you want a pop?" And then I said, " That's called a soda. If you pop me I'm telling mom and dad. "
Sodapop.
And while I still think you are wrong for using Soda, atleast you aren't as bad as those heathens who call it coke
I guess I'm wrong. Maybe they put something else in the soda machines and the soda fountains in restaurants.
Modern American accent sounds more like Brits at the time than the Brits of today.
They weren't done developing being artificially posh to differentiate themselves from those who dared leave depression island
@@1stCallipostle’Say you’re an ignorant American without saying you’re an ignorant American.’
I was not prepared for 22:27 😳
22:51 you voice act that noise yourself?? Impressive
"Thats not a hazard, thats just skillbased matchmaking"
💀
Ah yes, the slang that's been slung.
Hahaha
0:12 My volume was at full. I was in the middle of my living room surrounded by my family members.
Good
Skill issue
Same
Fortunatly headphonnes even at max arnt that loud.
@@robertharris6092 We really do gotta teach a generation and remind another that headphones exist for a reason.
Those Elon Musk jokes were brilliant! Love this channel keep it coming
Thanks!
No, thank you!
I almost choked on my food when the tongue bit happened... three times...
Excellent! PS those Youtooz Blue Jays were well made, mine's currently perched on my dresser lol
2:06 the octopuses punch the fish if they aren’t doing a good enough job btw, it’s super funny
🐙💨well, i get that way when I'm hungry!!
Sponsor-skip - 2:31
Thanks
@@TrixiePowder Not a problem
It was an oddly biased add for ground news.
15:30 getting called out
"Covered in more blood piss and puke than a megan fox relationship" got me.
The jester has spoken.
Wait, you now hire gnomes to "acquire" "time travel buddies"?
20:12
Don’t forget the Rum Tum Tugger is a curious cat.
19:05 One thing: WHY
26:04
I like how this suggests that Bluejay went to school
So we (I'm British) were cartoonishly drunken we had slang for stealing gin with a starw?
19:05 stooppp violating my eyes🤣🤣
“stooppp”
🤦🏻♂️
22:38 A key example of bluejay's mastery of voice acting
I would say yes, but at least 75% of those sounds could be made with any decently flexible Helmholtz resonator. No larynx (voice box) needed. I'm saying he could have used a well-lubricated balloon to make those sounds and yet chose to do it with his own billy. I don't know whether to be disturpressed by his combitment or disappointed by Sisyphus Stockholming his rock.
potentially problematic vocab:
billy (goat): throat (genuine Cockey rhyming slang)
combitment: commitment to the bit
disturpressed: disturbed but impressed
Sisyphus Stockholming his rock: continuing to do something one way because you have been doing it too long to stop now (gambler's fallacy), alternatively: liking a chore after becoming accustomed to it.
2:02 did it also mention how many states and cities simply refuse to report crime rates now?
Right lol we know his bias now. Can’t even watch a cartoon history video without a lefty trying to tell you not to believe your own eyes
Very few city’s do not report crime. All states report crime. Stop believing your echo chamber
And how the crime rate actually increased a whole lot
What's a crime rate and why should I be afraid?
I need the state to send men with guns to protect mah property
Instead he wrote it off as "right wing rhetoric"
Facts are now called rhetoric, don't you know.
These phrases might sound silly or nonsensical today, but they had their own charm. For example, terms like "gigglemug," used for someone who’s always smiling, or "butter upon bacon," which described something overly fancy or excessive, really capture the feel of old times. The documentary dives into how these expressions reflected the mindset and culture of the time and how, if we brought them back today, they could totally shake things up. These old slang terms, often cheeky or humorous, show how people throughout history loved to play with language and enjoy everyday banter.❣❣
Halfway through and this is already my favorite video you've done. Keep up the good work!
This is the first time one of my comments got a heart from the creator before I'd finished watching the video.
3:52 can confirm, born and raised in Atlanta and they almost happened to me. Happened to a good friend of mine and he rematerialized a year later with a Dino skull and George Washington’s original teeth
Because......IT'S ATLANTA!!!! lol. As a metro ATL resident who has been walking around Downtown/Centennial, Peachtree (both Downtown and Midtown), Midtown / Atlantic Station, bar hopping on Edgemoor, and even Peachtree Buckhead; I can attest that you just be prepared to at anytime to BREAK yourself, keep it a business transaction and keep it moving!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 honorable mentioned to Little 5 Points and of course Underground Atlanta lol.
"Cow hearted yeasty codpiece" is my favorite vintage insult.
5:46 💀bro what
2 dollars for bird
you have bought yourself one wish, use it wisely.
@@BlueJayYT you will see.
24:03 is this, Loss?
GodDAMMIT you're right
Ah, fond memories of days long past. I remember when I first got called a racial slur. An old Asian woman mistakenly thought I was a Mexican and called me a stupid dago for cutting her in line at Costco. Once I got my hands on a thesaurus man I was pissed.
😮but...the D slur is for Italians!
@@roringusanda2837I thought so too, but I had a little search, and it's also for Spanish-speakers, although less used than against Italians.
Why would she call you an Italian if she thought she was a Mexican?
@@benn454cuz they’re all the same to her… Spanish, Italian, does it matter?
They are “other” to her
This video is unironically a decent resource for expanding one's vocabulary.
I live in Utah and I've literally never met anyone who admitted to even considering soaking. I'm sure somebody somewhere has done it, but it's definitely not common.
0:30 As a band teacher I think I laughed at that joke a little too hard
Explain professional music man
F slured up
So F'ed up @@Nothightho
@@justicedemoe6532HAH, thank you.
@@justicedemoe6532please correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t that a D that slurred up?
@@SpectreofSystemshigh d to an E#? Idk I don’t play my e string much
Is…is Bluejay wearing a “GOD” hat?
Is he god?
SCP 001 candidate I guess
He was called a Godbird this episode
Am bottom, can confirm that we are much tougher than tops. Those cowards yelp if you try to squeeze in a pinky finger
Stick a finger in, you're getting it snapped off.
But who generates the force?!
legend
I have a table in my house but that's more decoration than actual used for eating
We NEED to bring back “pissing down my back”
I have actually been in similar situations with communication because there are parts of the US that have wildly different dialects. You have to explain to them that they have to cut out the slang and only use the words that have a direct meaning to talk which means that all communication is purely utilitarian. Trust me when I say that this has resulted in some comical moments. I still remember explaining what I needed them to do to effectively communicate with me and they had to slow down their talk to make sure to use zero slang. They said they felt like they were talking like some well educated and smug uppity type.
22:38 I feel violated
Same
“This video is going to teach you obscure slurs!”
Oh….oh we’re not getting monetized on this one are we bois
My Newfie Grandma used to say “Enough Tongue for two sets of Teeth!” 18:33
I didn’t know that’s where it originated from.
(Btw, you should read into Newfie Slang. It’s wild)
0:15 - 0:25
The best 10 seconds I've heard from this video
Great job, Bluejay!
It's amazing how time has made the same language two different languages that are the same language.
I've told people for years, it's the gnomes! They are planing for a take over.... Everyone thinks they are sooo cute but look what happens!
French gnomes at that!
4:31-4:39 Or you could just tell that woman, “Help me! I’ve been stabbed! I need a doctor!”
I just wanted to say you would make a great DM for game d&d.
22:20 has to be one of the best horror scenes I've seen in the past few years. I freaking loved it 😂
the guy started from being close to oversimplified, and now goes his own way, good job
I used smidgen and smattering once and the guy I was talking to told me I sounded like his grandpa
Guys get up Blue Jays back! 🎉🎉🎉
Yeah he was gone. What you think where he was? Family time or jail?😂
@@marcbeebee6969 both simultaneously 🤣
Oooh, new names to call people!
22:24 Hey look, Doctor Delight is back! I love continuity in this channel
18:57 was……….
bloody Keith
I've been waiting, cerulean corvid...
💙💙💙💙
Blue Jay has officially had enough of CGP grey’s whimsy!
FIGHT
FIGHT
FIGHT
FIGHT
welcome back blue jay! super excited for this video! thanks for all your hard work, keep it up buddy and make sure to take care :)
Casting up your accounts did mean to do your balance, to reckon your income and outgoing.
But if it is slang we are talking about, as SLANG it meant "to die" as in, you had gone to the "Celestial Account Keeper" ( St Peter ) and he would "go through your account, and reach a reckoning".
if these videos had a dark mode they'd go from 8/10 to 9/10 for me
HONEY A NEW BLUEJAY VIDEO... just kidding I'm alone and playing Elden Ring
25:55 that's a Ms. Frizzell moment
Gracing us with more than 20 minutes of comedic history that had me rolling, looking forward to more of your vids man.
We need this man to DM a D&D campaign and stream it ASAP
Amazing, fascinating and funny in equal measure, bravo sir!
I'm glad you liked it!
Our Benevolent Bird Lord had returned to bestow his gifts upon us! Gracious is Blue Jay!