The Proof Is In The Pudding, Please Why? (7:40am)
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- I explore the Idiom "the Proof is in the Pudding."
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"Just put your proof on the table" Love this guy
Ten years ago.....you still around man
@@InfectedFourThirteenNah he dead
@@InfectedFourThirteen yeah he dead he told me so
👺 YOU SPOILED IT
@@utliscarletaaron6287 in the future, first watch the videos, than go to the comment section
"You wanna put it in pudding, Einstein?!" My landlord is gonna grill me tomorrow about how she couldn't sleep through my laughter. Even better was, "Just put the proof on the table!" Flula, you'd make a great stand-up comedian. ^_^
He totally sounded American when he said that. 🤣🤣🤣 best part
"Good luck show that equation to good will hunting." hahahaha
Still laughing 7years later. This junk never gets old.
12 yrs later now... take me back 5 years with you 😢
just put the proof on the table!!
"The pudding has taken all of the inks away."
God, I love this man so much. I'm dying right now :)
You lucky tiny bastard haha
😂
I'm gonna say that from now on:
"The proof is on the table"
The complete idiom is, "The proof is in the pudding and the eating thereof"
The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Alan Steadman...THAT MAKES EVEN LESS SENSE! 🤔🤔🤔
@@-belue-6697 it means only the results matter. like how good your pudding is, you find out by eating it. and that’s it. Not how you cook it or what it looks like. the phrase has gotten mangled over the years, like “putting the horse before the cart” (i.e. valuing the horse greater than the goods you are using it to pull - having your priorities backwards) being turned around into “putting the cart before the horse” which I guess people are thinking about where the cart physically goes wrt the horse rather than the value.
The distress on his face in every video is like he has been thinking about each problem for a week without leaving his chair
Flula would make a great dad - if he isn't already! Love you, Flula! Thanks for making me laugh. Deeply appreciated.
this guyyyyyyyyyy
"You want to put it in pudding Einstein?" LOL I love you Flula!
it's 2016, I hope you continue on with these idioms. u r 2 funnie😄thank u 4 making me smile today, really laugh today cuz I needed it.
Very legitimate rant. Not only has this guy told you the idiom the wrong way, the word proof is also used in cooking. Proofing is allowing a food rise, like a yeast bread, a souffle, or a pudding.
The proper idiom is, "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." So there is the other meaning of proof--the result of the test is good.
So this idiom really says don't rely on theory when you can see the evidence for yourself.
What this guy was really saying is that, lucky or not, he was scoring.
Haha haha he said good luck showing that to good will hunting lmfao!
He said, what is this?.. a cooking show? LOL
The original Idiom comes form Don Quixote, and the quote is "The proof of the pudding is the eating." Meaning that it is only through the use of something that its value can be assessed. Hope that helps
Theory of Relashaytivity.... Hhahahah Hilarious!
It's a corruption of the adage,
"The proof of the pudding is in the eating,"
which basically means that the quality of something is uncertain until it has been tested directly, sort of like:
"You don't know whether you like it until you've tried it."
or:
"I'll believe it when I see it."
i love his voice when he says "yu wanna put it in pudding einstein?" hahah :)
And the pudding has now taken all of the inks away.
Love this dude
omg i love you, none of the mainstream tubers can make me laugh anymore. youve saved us all.
i wonder how your tastes have changed, tyler!
"Good luck show that equation to Good Will Hunting." Peed all over my computer chair.
German accent or not, I think about these ridiculous English idioms all the time. They make one wonder why... And "what?" Flula just decided to actually post them to youtube. He takes idioms from another language and looks at them literally. It's actually loads of fun to do. And I love the YOLO video, very philosophical =)
The pudding has taken all of the inks away
Lucky tiny bastard got this one wrong, the proof is not in the pudding, the proof of the pudding is in the tasting.
Helene Bee...HUH!? WHAT!? I DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT! 😐🤔😐🤔😐
He always seems to be on the verge of tears.
YOU TELL HIM FLULA - THE WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER!!!
I love how legit angry he is its so funny omg
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Love the Good Will Hunting reference. Flula is too dope man. haha
good luck showing that equation to good will hunting hahahahahahaha
"The new theory of relatationtivity" lmao
ROFL I Know . .I think that is one of the biggest reasons I love this guy.. He cracks me up , so serious looking..
completely agreed flula. proof is important and has no business in pudding.
i guess flula is try to *hit the nail on the head* with all these idioms
his impression of the guy saying "ayy the proof is in the pudding" is comedic gold. Put this guy on SNL!!
hahaha smooj, just smoojy stuff!
please keep making more flula! i love these videos!!
don't let anyone tell you that you have bad grammar or pronunciation . your English is perfect. NEVER CHANGE IT!
lol ahahah watching his reaction was too funny
@RandomStupidStuff99
My understanding of it is this: That came from dogs and cats being on the roofs on England. When it rained extremely hard, the dogs and cats would fall off.
When I develop a theorem, I tend to write it down and either store it in a jar of pickles or use it for baking in place of wax paper.
Some people should have googled harder... Wiki gives the origin:
This proverb dates back at least to the 14th century... and William Camden stated it in 1605 in Remaines of a Greater Worke, Concerning Britaine as "All the proofe of a pudding, is in the eating", per Rogers' Dictionary of Cliche and the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.
A 1682 translation of Nicolas Boileau-Despréaux Le Lutrin (written between 1672 and 1674) renders it "The proof of th' pudding's seen i' the eating."
"the pudding has taken all your ink away!" HAHAHA! omg, i love that he associated "proof" with a mathematical proof. i think a lot of americans may not even know what a math proof is!
asentzio ...we all take geometry...
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What.
I believe the correct idiom is "the proof of the pudding is in the eating" but over time it has been (incorrectly) shortened to "the proof is in the pudding".
@jeezybaby43 yeah but Sprinter vans. Those box type trucks are only in the US.
you know, putting aside how hilarious this is, the dude actually makes sense. do any of these sayings actually make sense anyway?
I want to bring pudding to school and ask the math teacher to prove a problem from my module. When he is done, hurl it at the board and tell him “the pudding is on the proof!”
'good will hunting' i'm actually crying
dude referenced one of my favorite movies ever. i want to hear him go off about "how 'bout them apples".
@SebastienCade
I totally agree. His accent is completely authentic.
"Lucky tiny bastard".....in tears
I don't think I've ever laughed this much in 5 consistent videos. I'm DYINGGG hahahaha
THIS MAN IS A GENIUS!!!!!!! He MASTERED LIFE
"It is the new seary of realezationtivity. you wanna put it in pudding einstein??" hahahahah i love this guy
I knew it was you the second I saw Pitch Perfect 2!
"watch out it is the new series of realizationtivity"
@me68206 You might be right about its origin, but "The proof is in the pudding" is definitely commonly used. In fact of those mention, "The proof is in the pudding" is the only one I've heard spoken. It returns more results on Google too, so I think it is not only acceptable but more popular.
I noticed that too! He looks so stressed, but so passionate about how stupid some of our sayings are lol
i love this guy, and i havent even heard his music!!!
@LlamaTheSlayer Holy crap! That's a hole new level of entertainment! Thanks. ^^
The phrase is regularly shortened to the idiom 'the proof is in the pudding'. This idiom has been shortened so regularly that it has become an idiom in its own right.
Oh Flula, thank you for sharing your observations. They are spot on. LOL
Thanks for explaining. No disrespect was intended by the comment?That's actually quite interesting from a cultural viewpoint. I admire the many great artistic, scientific and philosophical achievements of the German people.
"Yellow paper with just.. schmooge, with schmoogey stuff" Hahaha :)
This guy misquoted the idiom. It is not "The proof is in the pudding" but instead is "The proof of the pudding is in the eating" which is often shortened to "The proof of the pudding." It means that to fully test something you have to experience it for yourself. It's a very old English idiom and refers to a traditional English pudding, a sausage-like dish. In the days before refrigeration, it was a good idea to sample the food before consuming it, in order to avoid food poisoning.
Flula, Teach me the art of your beautiful Accent.
"the pudding has taken all of the inks away."
I think we've found the new internet superstar.
I can't help watching these videos and laughing... They crack me up!!
Literally the funniest thing i've heard this year!!
It comes from "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." It relates to the idea that you can't know if a pudding is good until you eat it.
Hahaha, putting caption on these videos is hilarious!
"Watch out theres just a new, it is a new syria for alicia ancient tippit-C." hahaha
It's an abbreviation of "The proof of the pudding is in the eating"- so basically you can tell how good a pudding is by tasting it- or, in other words- you can understand something's worth by experiencing it. In this case the guy was pointing out that even if he was just lucky, he was still beating you.
"You wanna put it in pudding, Einstein? Yeah, your proof is now in the pudding, and the pudding has now taken all of the inks away."
watch out! it is the new seery of realizatontivity!
i will always love flula
Can we just appreciate the video for what it is instead of getting all heated and analytical about it?
thats the first time I've laughed at something on the Internet in a loong time
Hahahaha... Please Flula keep them coming. You are amazing.
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omg, this dude is hilarious!!!!! "Just put the proof on the table"
@InaudibleWhisper Yes, I know that "The proof is in the pudding" is more commonly used -- I don't dispute that at all -- but the idiom has been changed and distorted over time from something that might have been more understandable and even self-explanatory. That was my only point!
OMG I LOVE YOU ANGRY GERMAN DUDE.. It's true, English has so many idioms that make absolutely no sense.
'just put the proof on the table' lol lol
"Smoochy stuff" HAHAHA! you are hilarious :)
I am seriously crying from laughing so hard right now.
Was he in pitch perfect 2
+Sarah Brett if you haven't figured it out yet, yes, he is
FLULA for President !!!
I love it when he mocks people! Hilarious!
I love this guy.
reminds me of my best friends Austrian mother. She would say, with thick German accent,
"You go out with every Tom, Harry Dicky!,"
good luck show dat equation to good will hunting
i die with laughter every video this great man puts up.
"Proof is in the pudding?? Just put your proof on the table!"
Ahahahahaha!!
The pudding takes all the inks away! LOL
i love dis guys accent
"smoochy stuff!!" LOVE him!
Good Will Hunting, OH MY GOD THAT WAS THE BEST
So, don´t get mad, get even. That´s a good one for you.