1:41:44 I was doom scrolling my phone with this in the background. Heard "Oh yeah, I got my fallopian tunes removed" and looked up to see Jeremy staring at me. I laughed so frickin hard 😂
The recipe for a Jeremy Dooley stream includes such ingredients as: 1 cup of complete and total chaos, 16 ounces of gaslighting random people about random pointless things, and 2 TBSP of "You Animal."
1:41:42 “Oh yeah I got my fallopian tubes removed” followed by Jeremy stopping and just deadpan staring at the camera for a few seconds fucking killed me, what a section of a conversation to hear.
about your conversation with chat about aluminum vs aluminium. The british guy that invented it said its aluminum, the british institution he had to go through to get it published refused to say aluminum and changed it to aluminium. he then moved to America and published a book essentially saying "no F you, its aluminum" (this info is just off the top of my head from the language lessons I learned from Lostinthepond.
The Bonsai Bros bit!😂 "Travis doesn't care about us at all." "That is true. Shawn has always been the nicer one." Yet somehow Travis is the one who's married!?😆
See we were always good Jeremy. Then you said if you like Henny, you’ll like Jager. NO! 😂😂 Henny doesn’t taste anything like licorice. It has more of a sweet honey after taste.
Jeremy doing what Jeremy does to chat, and just imagining all of the new people in his stream having no idea how he works or his humor. "and thank you for calling it math and not maths, because that's just wrong"
1:25:20 Fillet is the English word derived from the French/Normans ~1000 years ago just like beef, poultry, etc. Filet is the same word but still French. There's really no need to distinguish between them unless all of your dish titles are in their native languages. Whilst I'm of the belief that no common pronunciation is wrong (and honestly people really need to settle down with being so harsh to different dialects/languages), the common British pronunciations for words like jalapeno and paella just baffle me as a Brit why it wasn't more common to take a closer approach to the original
Jeremy the best way to inform someone on the spelling of aluminum is to tell them to spell it straight from the periodic table ALUMINUM there is not an extra i so that settles that
That and it was an English Scientist that identified it as an element and named it Aluminum. So, the English have been saying their own word incorrectly for a painfully long time.
For the discussion about the names of foods from different languages: Different languages have taken on loan words from other languages for as long as people from different languages have mixed. When those words then get adopted into a new language, historically the pronunciation will get adapted to its new language. Often that's because people would end up using that new word without ever hearing it in its original language. America is pretty much the first country to work at preserving the original pronunciations, with a mix of likely factors, like it's mixing pot nature, it being easier to communicate over longer distances, and it's history with Native American languages that use sounds very differently than English.
I just realised, Jeremy cropped his face-cam slightly too far to the left, so the right side of the border is cut off, and you can see a slither of the game displaced on the left of it. That is going to drive me mad for the rest of the video
Eme: I was allergic to bananas but that went away Lucky I'm allergic to bananas, haven't eaten them in 6 years then all of the sudden it upgraded to SMELLING bananas Throat close
On the whole US vs UK English, the one word that truly baffles me is buoy. Americans pronounce it boo-ey. UK pronounces it boy. Yet both pronounce buoyancy/buoyant as boy-yan-see/boy-yant not boo-ey-yan-see/boo-ey-yant. Go figure.
Whenever I hear debates between american v british vocabulary, I just shrug ^^" Personally, as a brit, I like saying 'candy' instead of 'sweets,' which is the usual terminolgy here
This is why I did a 3 month sub at the start of the shinython and never gave anything else during it. I was missing your cool uploads. Now I feel i can support you again... lol
Jack Daniels is not bourbon... Much like champagne (in that it must come from Champagne or it's just sparkling wine), bourbon comes from Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Xeen should keep the VIK impression in his back pocket, that'd be incredible for a morphling or glitch round with Vik also in the lobby. lmao.
Legitimately thought it was a soundboard at first. Incredible
@@42grath Me too!
When in the vod was that? I was listening to this in the background while cooking.
@@mtoy42twin 6:29
🎵"I'm Big, I'm Slow, I'm big and I'm slow"🎵 CourtSilly 2024
1:41:44 I was doom scrolling my phone with this in the background. Heard "Oh yeah, I got my fallopian tunes removed" and looked up to see Jeremy staring at me.
I laughed so frickin hard 😂
The recipe for a Jeremy Dooley stream includes such ingredients as: 1 cup of complete and total chaos, 16 ounces of gaslighting random people about random pointless things, and 2 TBSP of "You Animal."
In these crew link rounds, Jeremy should haunt his killer and just repeat "it's not your fault"
I dunno, I also love Kara's method of "The accident was totally your fault and you should feel ashamed" XD
that works too. I was going for the movie reference.
Holy shit Xeen's Vik impression was scary good.
49:56 😂 "THE VOICES!!!" 😂 Please keep the ghost voices on Max, they're Haunted by their evil deeds
6:27 yall have to get x33n to do that with larry and vikram in the lobby
1:41:42 “Oh yeah I got my fallopian tubes removed” followed by Jeremy stopping and just deadpan staring at the camera for a few seconds fucking killed me, what a section of a conversation to hear.
Scooter: actively sabotaging Jeremy's computer with cat hair
Jeremy: he's witerawwy a cute poofin
"Now, this could be detrimental to my health, but..." 😂😂Ravin
Was literally just opening UA-cam to go to your channel and go thru more of the subathon days but FRESH CONTENT ?! Ima eat it like my last meal lol. 😂
The subathon videos got taken down?! I was in the Middle of watching one and they are all gone!
@@kinaratundra6475 they are still here on UA-cam for me?
about your conversation with chat about aluminum vs aluminium. The british guy that invented it said its aluminum, the british institution he had to go through to get it published refused to say aluminum and changed it to aluminium. he then moved to America and published a book essentially saying "no F you, its aluminum" (this info is just off the top of my head from the language lessons I learned from Lostinthepond.
Actually, the first name proposed was "alumium". Idk how or why "aluminium" was first proposed as an alternative.
@@Alfonso162008 good to know, I wasn't looking at any source material and was trying to remember as I typed it. +1
Undertaker is easily one of the most entertaining roles
2:19:50 lol Em really rode the wave from that previous game
My goodness X33n does a good Vik. I wonder if Vik has heard it.
That lobby at 42:30 is wild, warlock, venerer, plaguebearer, and vampire vs veteran and detective 😅
Great lobby! Only need Matt and Knovis to make the fuck around better.
I too heard dong when she said cute dog lol 😂😂😂😂
The Bonsai Bros bit!😂 "Travis doesn't care about us at all." "That is true. Shawn has always been the nicer one." Yet somehow Travis is the one who's married!?😆
See we were always good Jeremy. Then you said if you like Henny, you’ll like Jager. NO! 😂😂 Henny doesn’t taste anything like licorice. It has more of a sweet honey after taste.
22:42 I laughed so hard
Jeremy doing what Jeremy does to chat, and just imagining all of the new people in his stream having no idea how he works or his humor. "and thank you for calling it math and not maths, because that's just wrong"
1:25:20 Fillet is the English word derived from the French/Normans ~1000 years ago just like beef, poultry, etc. Filet is the same word but still French. There's really no need to distinguish between them unless all of your dish titles are in their native languages. Whilst I'm of the belief that no common pronunciation is wrong (and honestly people really need to settle down with being so harsh to different dialects/languages), the common British pronunciations for words like jalapeno and paella just baffle me as a Brit why it wasn't more common to take a closer approach to the original
As someone who does computer aided deisgn, a fillet (fill-it) and fillet (fill-ay) are too very different things
Fun fact: In the present day American English is closer to Traditional English than Modern Queens English is.
2:06:45 Looks like Cheesy 😂
I love days when he uploads
I know where that temple in Taiwan is! We were in Kaohsiung for Lunar New Year!
mr dooley you absolute troll i love your humour
Jeremy "Rimmy Tim" Dooly, did you just UWU, i'm damn proud
1:08:20 That harmony
1:41:42 Amazing timing. Wowza hahaha
How good are Sorted Food though?
But yeah I've noticed that too and it always makes me laugh
I don't think I've ever clicked on a notification quicker.🥳
Granny gonna get it 😂😂😂
Praise The Dooley
Totally had a moment of remembering that I am waiting on my pack of stickers from the subathon. I really hope I get at least one shiny.
Jeremy the best way to inform someone on the spelling of aluminum is to tell them to spell it straight from the periodic table ALUMINUM there is not an extra i so that settles that
That and it was an English Scientist that identified it as an element and named it Aluminum. So, the English have been saying their own word incorrectly for a painfully long time.
@@Meravokas kinda like how the british give americans so much shit over the term soccer that too was made up by the british
The dead was so loud XDD
Kay doing the Dino noise sounds like Tokka from TMNT 2.
50:01 The voices
During the conversation on yaeger i was about to comment about sambuca and u mentioned it
(aluminium) Al U min um(not US) wtf how the did you just say that xD
For the discussion about the names of foods from different languages:
Different languages have taken on loan words from other languages for as long as people from different languages have mixed. When those words then get adopted into a new language, historically the pronunciation will get adapted to its new language. Often that's because people would end up using that new word without ever hearing it in its original language. America is pretty much the first country to work at preserving the original pronunciations, with a mix of likely factors, like it's mixing pot nature, it being easier to communicate over longer distances, and it's history with Native American languages that use sounds very differently than English.
I just realised, Jeremy cropped his face-cam slightly too far to the left, so the right side of the border is cut off, and you can see a slither of the game displaced on the left of it.
That is going to drive me mad for the rest of the video
I’m doing 10 pushups everytime Jeremy dies first round
Congrats on winning body building world champion in the future
Eme: I was allergic to bananas but that went away
Lucky
I'm allergic to bananas, haven't eaten them in 6 years then all of the sudden it upgraded to SMELLING bananas
Throat close
On the whole US vs UK English, the one word that truly baffles me is buoy. Americans pronounce it boo-ey. UK pronounces it boy. Yet both pronounce buoyancy/buoyant as boy-yan-see/boy-yant not boo-ey-yan-see/boo-ey-yant. Go figure.
#Don't be suspicious, Don't be suspicious#
Docks out for Harembe
AMOGUS!
Whenever I hear debates between american v british vocabulary, I just shrug ^^"
Personally, as a brit, I like saying 'candy' instead of 'sweets,' which is the usual terminolgy here
Yay!!!!!! ❤
44:49 what is this drama 👀?
Jesus christ, Court
Got lots of Taiwan pride in this vid 🇹🇼
Taiwan is the best independant country on the planet!
This is why I did a 3 month sub at the start of the shinython and never gave anything else during it. I was missing your cool uploads. Now I feel i can support you again... lol
Oh don't lie, you've never ever been outside the US
Jack Daniels is not bourbon... Much like champagne (in that it must come from Champagne or it's just sparkling wine), bourbon comes from Bourbon County, Kentucky.
But what if it's spelt with 2 w's and a y. Bwuyrbwn.
@@mr.cantsaythen it's actually EXTRA bourbon and they have to throw out all the shitty normal bourbon in the store :/
Honest who cares the specific meat you use for carbonara
I made steak carbonara and mmmmm
MOIST