The story of Bill Nye inventing the ballet shoes is actually pretty interesting. He went to a ballet company to do a show about bones and muscles and realized that many of the women, most who were only in their early 20s, had already had 3 or 4 surgeries on their feet because ballet is so rigorous and demanding on the body. He realized that when they went on their toes, it caused major stress to the feet. He also thought, “the valet shoe hasn’t changed in centuries. I can fix that”. He then created a shoe that basically has a “toe box” instead of coming to a point like previous shoes. The tow box then had an upper and outer sole which supports the toe, foot, and ankle when the ballerina does a plié. He also holds patents for a device that guides a baseball throw, a magnifying glass made by filling a plastic bag with water, and a digital abacus.
Just have to say, while a flamethrower may sound good in a zombie apocalypse, but it probably won’t stop a zombie immediately in its tracks or kill it quickly, which means you just end up with flaming zombies chasing you instead of regular ones lol
That's exactly what I thought. It would be a great weapon against humans, but it is even worse then fists against creatures that don't feel any pain. So you will just end up with flaming zombies wanting to give you a hug.
That and refilling those is not an easy task. Plus the excessive heat from it, you would not want to use it long term. Even wearing full leathers, you'll get fatigued so quickly.
The only real way I could see a flamethrower might be useful in a zombie apocalypse would be as an area weapon... Let's say you have a large number of zombies contained but don't see the containment lasting more than a few hours/a day. If you can catch their clothing on fire it would quickly spread through the group, literally cooking the zombies... Depending on the way the zombies animate this should disable them
It all depends on the situation. If you're face-to-face with the zombies, it indeed will not help that much. If you would use it as a wall defense mechanism by using either a flamethrower through the wall or molotovs thrown into a group (more effective), it's a great tool
22:30 For anyone interested in the M&Ms The creator of M&Ms only wanted fall colors. They denied blue being added to the mix. It wasn't until some time after their passing that they were added in. Based off this logic, tan was the only one that could have been in the mix at this time.
Flamethrowers are mainly used as a deterrent, because burns really hurt and it takes a while to kill. Zombies dgaf about hurt, and you want to kill them asap, so flamethrowers are kinda shit or that
I see morons on the internet wanting to keep bugs in for the sake of keeping a game, "funny" even though said bug will ruin x game. People are honestly THIS dumb.
In case anyone's wondering, "laser" was originally an acronym for "light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation," though by now it's mostly just treated as a word. The things I remember from undergrad physics...
On the off chance that Tom ever sees this: He would‘ve absolutely gotten my sandwich. I think just a lot of the newer viewers don’t know him that well yet.
The half-life of U238 has to be on the order of the age of the Earth. It's a naturally-occurring isotope. When you hear about "enriching uranium", that means filtering out the U238, the significantly more common isotope, to increase the concentration of U235 for use in fission reactors and, if enriched further, fission bombs. For it to be minable, it has to exist in the earth and for that to happen, it can't have all decayed. The next largest answer was in the millions, meaning there would have been 1,500 half-lives since the formation of the planet which means you'd be left with (1/2)^1500th of the original mass. I tried to put that in perspective by setting an example of how much would be left after 1,500 half-lives if the entire planet was U235 when it formed, but all calculators I tried all gave me an answer of a flat 0. So I tried with the mass of the Sun. Same thing. So I lowered the number of half-lives until I got an actual number. I found that if an object the mass of the Sun was made of pure uranium-235, after 1,000 half-lives you'd be left with one googol^2.5th (1/10^250) a single U235 atom. That's an absurdly small mass, *orders of* orders of magnitude smaller than the smallest fundamental particles we know of, *and the full answer is divided by 2 another 500 times*. So a half-life of a billion or so years is the only one that makes any sense mathematically. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Glad someone was willing to explain it. I’m a nuclear engineer and just wanted to clarify that U-235 is what’s needed to make a bomb, not U-238. A bomb would need to be roughly 90% enriched which is why nuclear power plants (in the US) can’t become bombs
@@Jake-eb7fs "which is why nuclear power plants (in the US) can’t become bombs" They could be if we upgraded to newer-gen Fast Breeder reactors and fueled them with old-tech fission reactor waste products. Although, plutonium as weapon fuel requires a much higher level of technical sophistication, whereas U-235 just needs to be, well, put together to wreak havoc. The Manhattan project didn't even test the uranium 'gun' design, it was so simple and reliable they just dropped it on Hiroshima and knew it would work. Trinity, the first bomb test, was to prove that plutonium implosion would work, far harder and more complex.
Though... the math could be changed if there were a larger atom which decayed into U238. Many radioactive substances with significantly shorter half lives exist in reasonable quantities for that very reason.
I could be wrong here but im fairly sure that in regards to Jeremy's Frank Sinatra comment that he's wrong, Sinatra was very publicy anti-racist, places that would refuse Sami Davis from playing would cause Sinatra to straight up refuse performing at that location unless they let Sami in. Again maybe im wrong but going off from what i remember of Sinatra's history he had no issues with black people
Yeah idk much about Sinatra to be honest, but I think he was actually pretty 'progressive' for his time period. He WAS said to be a bit of a dickhead though, so Jeremy is not wrong in that you wouldn't want to hang out with him, just for the wrong reasons
@@georgeeast5502 What Jeremy should have mentioned was Sinatra's mafia ties, the worst kept dirty secret during his time on earth. Don't mattter who you are, hanging about with a friend of the mob is a good way to retire from life if you mess up
@@JasperLane Oh i had forgotten about this line! The second verse even starts out with Sinatra stating "I can't stand a racist". Thank you for reminding me! Surprised Jeremy didn't remember that, he loves ERB
The audience has a clear advantage in round one of poll mine. Basically, everyone just has to pick their own answer again unless it has already been guessed.
You can't get rid of penne. It makes for the best baked ziti. And butter and parmesan over bowtie noodles? As a fellow italian american, that pasta question was torture. lol
Oddjob has the same issue as quiplash where the audience has too much sway. Like the first one the entire group voted for one but the audience made the other win. Each actual player should count for like a tenth of the amount of audience.
Well, Mike Bilder and the fine folks at Jackbox did a little research, and you bring up a very picky point; however, the games are still right and you're still wrong.
@@VicGChad07 The hell are you on about mate? What I said isn't something that can be factually right or wrong. It's an opinion on those modes that at least some people agreed with. Your reply that makes no contextual sense to a 10 month old comment has me questioning your sanity.
3am, just finished a large assessment and I see this. Exactly the relief I need, thank you for the amazing content. Always a pleasure to watch your content 💖
"Dear Phone Company Why am I being for conversations that I did not enjoy? Can I send them back like every meal I order at a restaurant? Also, do you think this would be a good premise for stand-up comedy? I may try visiting an open mic night." REDACTED's letter to the Phone Company. That letter makes me excited.
Pretty sure why it made sense that the butcher knife was in that position is because it has a higher chance of getting stuck. Not to mention, it's almost as dangerous as using chains because the short range between you and your attacker.
"-Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation- And it ricochets off hills, too!" - Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, flavor text for the Laser power
1:10:48 same answer for two 1:11:59 "wheres my tiffany voodooddolll" 1:13:18 first time quiplash yet lost 1:14:13 oh oh ooowhhooohho 1:16:27 gotta be one complete sentence... well theres the extra period but still 1:17:00 fluffeehh 1:17:30 why am i shitt.... looked at last place m no meant icon 1:18:40 old sea captain cloud never friend.... WHY THERE SEVEREDHEEADS ... jeremys discord name and bottomfeede r desk 1:19:37 "someone really hit florida hard" 1:20:17 almost noone answered 1:21:15 thought it gonna be linkin park 1:21:22 i see someone found my In The End lyrics (oh it was!) 1:22:25 Jeremy in BotW 1:25:39 whos vanilla honey - thats hussyt
1:26:12 sounded like birdo 1:28:02 who are the 2 depreesed people were about to find out 1:29:33 think we need a conversation 1:30:08 continue conversation... girlfriendhuh? 1:31:27 early bird gets theruber 1:34:46 dont let them pandeer 1:35:20 "i listen to videogames that are too hard" "oh letsplays!" ... dots for all 1:36:40 consistently the 5th funniesr.. like minilaadd 1:37:55 frame there then cut 1:38:37 wait *I* wrote that
1:38:10 im so sorry - I Needed That 1:39:15 double family nono 1:39:55 The fuckinCOMMA 1:41:47 Motivational "realise" 1:43:49 my Doube Es are now starting to go into other letters... Left Shark in the phot 1:44:58 old tom slip slippery 1:46:39 GarFiled
I knew i heard somewhere that bill nye had made a ballerina shoe. I forgot why or when, honestly could have been a fever dream, but really satisfied that, if nothing else, i got that one right.
Idk why, but Chilled saying "Destiny!" excitedly made me feel unexpectedly happy. Always neat to see content creators and people like the game that I like.
Also, flaming zombies are the last thing you'd want. It takes way too long to destroy the brain with a flamethrower and meanwhile you'll have flames walking or running at you
Regarding how they know the half life of Uranium, I believe they looked at lead in the ground they know was formed from Uranium decaying. Then maths and physics.
Those zombie apocalypse weapons were so wrong if we're talking real world examples. #1. Revolver. Ammunition readily available, very low maintenance, fairly accurate to 15 yards with minimal training or practice, great way to off yourself if you get into an impossible situation so you don't have to experience being gnawed on. Downside, reloading is awkward without a speedloader, and you might blow your fingers off if you try to hold it like people hold a more conventional magazine-fed pistol in movies. Gunshots will attract more zombies though, so use sparingly. #2. Bazooka. Great AoE potential or for creating openings in crowds or barricades. Downside, very rare ammunition, worse than useless in indoor settings, though would be passable as a bludgeon in close range, actual bazooka explosions are kind of underwhelming, ammunition is quite heavy so you'd have few shots, and they would be so loud they'd attract every zombie within a mile. #3. Butcher knife. Durable, sharp, reasonably light, quiet, made for cleaving meat and bone. Downside, melee range and very little reach. Only really good because the heft can reliably cleave a skull. #4. Chains. Reasonable blunt force, great as a restraining tool for securing doors or for creating tripping hazards. Downside, melee range and awkward to use as a weapon, kind of noisy with its rattling. Most beneficial as a tool when fleeing, rather than as a weapon. #5. Samurai sword. Very sharp, decent reach, weeb points. Downside, quite fragile, fairly high maintenance, very little heft so low knockdown potential, very dependent on footwork. Kill Bill or that one lady in The Walking Dead are not good examples for their efficacy in removing limbs or heads. A piece of sharpened rebar would be better since it would be much less likely to bend or break. #6. Board with a nail in it. Okay blunt force, able to modify into something more in line with a baseball bat with some effort, which would probably be #2/3 if it were an option. Downside, awkward on the outset, splinters, semi-fragile, okay for knocking down but not for killing. #7. Flamethrower. Reasonable AoE potential, assuming zombies give a shit about fire, but will likely debilitate them somewhat if it chars the muscles in their legs or burns out their nose/eyes, making it harder for them to find you. Gasoline is fairly plentiful on the outset, but will become more rare and less useful as the apocalypse carries on. Downside, fuel tank is very heavy, likely to get yourself caught in a fire hazard. #8. Fists. Duh.
Bazooka is too high. Where are you going to find a bazooka ammo? If you are using it for utility ie: explosions you can do the same with a propane tank so its useless as utility.
@@Takkunda My presumption with you finding a bazooka in the first place was that you would find 1 or 2 shots with it. And the advantage of the bazooka is purely ranged demolition. If you want to blow up a propane tank or set tnt or something, you need to set it first up close and then retreat. That, and it's actually quite difficult to make a propane tank explode. Just shooting one won't do it.
I was very proud of myself upon hearing everyone’s reaction to “Responsibility: The early bird gets the rubber” I have too much fun watching these live and then again on UA-cam
Uranium-238 is the most common isotope found in nature. It can't really be used for nuclear power or weapons. The isotope used for weapons and power plants is 235 and any 238 used needs to be enriched to the point of being 235.
My serie of reactions to this part of the video (9:10) Chilled: I put in the trickiest word I could imagine. with 4 letters? Please tell me he didn't write "cock" Chessy: one of them start a C. oh no Cheesy: and a K at the very end. Please don't **they guess the word cock** C'MON CHILLED
I love everything about you chilled, when people tell me to go-to my happy place I goto your channel. You always make my day better, and always cheer me up when I'm depressed
According to the internet, a gaylord is a high bar move where you let go of the bar and do a somersault in midair over it before grabbing back on. It was invented in the 80s by gymnast Mitch Gaylord.
Love to see the red hat back! I missed it, especially compared to the plain ol' regular hat you've usually worn for the last couple years. I love the Jackbox packs, and seeing your friends play with you is always a great time!
IKEA stands for "Ingvar Kamprad Elmtaryd Agunnaryd". Ingvar Kamprad is the name of the founder, Elmtaryd is the farmhouse he grew up in, and Agunnaryd is the village that Elmtaryd was in.
When gnocchi came up as the least popular pasta I was devastated... It's like, the only unique pasta on the list and people oust it??? It's sooo delicious!!!
Good luck trying to find any bazooka ammo. Military stopped using that years ago. Dick's Sporting goods in recent years hasn't had much in revolver ammo (.38spl, .357, .45, etc). Also with revolvers, it's not just 6 rounds. You can find them in 5, 6, 7 shot and some have more but those are in .22lr and .22 Magnum. A flamethrower is so impractical. They are quite heavy. The heat from them even with protective equipment is quite extreme. The leathers to protect you will fatigue you fast. Plus trying to find gasoline or diesel then a gelling agent to make it is not easy. I'd rather take a revolver myself. You don't need a big caliber to take out zombies.
Uranium 238 is not used for Fission. It's first enriched, which means it's partially converted to Uranium 235, which has a much higher radiation level. U-235 is then used in reactor rods to perform nuclear fission. Though nowadays we prefer to use Thorium instead of Uranium, because it's very easy to stabilize in the event of a meltdown.
My two cents about the worst time for the Groom to leave: during the vows. It's suppose to be about how the two are devoted to the other and how much they love each other, so the image of the bride pouring her heart out to her soon-to-be husband, only for him to leave during it, hurts. :
U-238 is the natural isotope of uranium gotten from ores. U-235 is the fissionable isotope used in reactors and weapons. It is also found in ores but is only about 0.5%. This is what they mean by "weapons grade". It has been processed to increase the amount of U-235 to around 5%.
I would have picked a mace for zombie apocalypse weapon. It's blunt so you don't have to worry about it being sharp or getting caught in flesh but it still packs very deadly force for its weight.
I like these zombie apocalypse answers, let’s me know I won’t have any competition for survival. Because everyone’s gonna be dead without there bazookas and flamethrowers.
Just so people know, Bazookas and other launchers are not meant to be used against infantry by design. They are meant to penetrate the tough plating of armoured vehicles and bunkers. The explosion of a launcher such as the RPG or Law comes after the head of the rocket hits the metal or concrete (depending on the target). This means they would be a terrible choice in an apocalypse. Not to mention most are single shot.
I was frustrated with not getting Stardew Valley mods to work, and when I saw this video come up, my headache went away. Nothing like watching trivia and murders to cure the stress. Thanks Chilled. Also am I reading that right or did these guys played 14 rounds to have the 14 next to their name???
While they do really like the game, the "XIV" part doesn't actually mean that they played for 14 rounds. If I remember correctly, this was their second(?) round.
Long story short, while the number of protons in an atom determine what element that atom is, the number of protons plus neutrons determines the isotope. Different isotopes can have slightly different properties, at least in terms of radiation and nuclear shite. Uranium 238 is extremely common in nature. The more rare and short-lived isotopes are more useful, at least for now.
Marco Polo (venetian merchant, so technically Italy, even if the stae of Italy was born much later on) traveled throughout Asia, arrived in China, then brought back a report about his travel
I woulda had flamethrower at 8, Its a very heavy rig and speed is important vs a zombie plus your only setting them on fire, I don't see why that would kill a zombie instead of a slow moving undead now you have one with elemental attacks :3, fists then chains, bazooka at 5, 1 good shot then your just swinging an unwieldy heavy metal rod, 4 revolver, Just has ammo issues, 3 the knife, Reliable but risky, You gotta have some skill to use it, The 2x4, Big sticks have been a decent weapon since caveman days for a reason and nat the sword, Good weapon and should the blade break you could still use it as a knife
at 5 Gold Medals - as difficult as that can be - that payout every year for not just hundreds of deals (guranteed to be on cereal boxes, commercials of hundreds of items, etc) you would get 37500 x 5 = $187,500. Which is a lot, and a better reason to earn more gold medals than just nailing more guranteed hits on sponsorship deals.
Lol my chemistry degree flashed before my eyes for question 2. I was answering the questions to myself. The 238 in Uranium is the number of protons and neutrons in that isotope of Uranium. An isotope is when an element can exist with a different number of neutrons. Like Carbon (has 3 isotopes), one isotope of carbon has 6 neutrons, another has 7 and the other has 8. Not saying that all elements have isotopes or that an element can have any number of neutrons. And for the half life, there is/are formula(s) that were developed a long time ago that are used. There is a decay constant in it that will differ depending on what you are calculating for. How we came to know what to use to calculate for Uranium ... based on the history I read while studying and what I saw in the research labs, there's people who dedicate their lives to adding knowledge and improving how we work with things. That sometimes results into things like constants and formulas ... So there is someone who really spent some good time with Uranium, even though we cannot live long enough to see it with our own eyes
I don't know much about "The Grapes of Wrath" we were supposed to read it in High School but my Teachers made us red "Of Mice and Men" twice instead for some reason
The story of Bill Nye inventing the ballet shoes is actually pretty interesting. He went to a ballet company to do a show about bones and muscles and realized that many of the women, most who were only in their early 20s, had already had 3 or 4 surgeries on their feet because ballet is so rigorous and demanding on the body.
He realized that when they went on their toes, it caused major stress to the feet. He also thought, “the valet shoe hasn’t changed in centuries. I can fix that”. He then created a shoe that basically has a “toe box” instead of coming to a point like previous shoes. The tow box then had an upper and outer sole which supports the toe, foot, and ankle when the ballerina does a plié.
He also holds patents for a device that guides a baseball throw, a magnifying glass made by filling a plastic bag with water, and a digital abacus.
Oh that is SO cool!
Bill Nye truly is a Science guy.
I didn't know that
He's a really good guy
You know a science guy has gotten serious when they start delving into outright engineering lol
Just have to say, while a flamethrower may sound good in a zombie apocalypse, but it probably won’t stop a zombie immediately in its tracks or kill it quickly, which means you just end up with flaming zombies chasing you instead of regular ones lol
That's exactly what I thought. It would be a great weapon against humans, but it is even worse then fists against creatures that don't feel any pain. So you will just end up with flaming zombies wanting to give you a hug.
That and refilling those is not an easy task. Plus the excessive heat from it, you would not want to use it long term. Even wearing full leathers, you'll get fatigued so quickly.
The only real way I could see a flamethrower might be useful in a zombie apocalypse would be as an area weapon...
Let's say you have a large number of zombies contained but don't see the containment lasting more than a few hours/a day. If you can catch their clothing on fire it would quickly spread through the group, literally cooking the zombies...
Depending on the way the zombies animate this should disable them
It all depends on the situation. If you're face-to-face with the zombies, it indeed will not help that much. If you would use it as a wall defense mechanism by using either a flamethrower through the wall or molotovs thrown into a group (more effective), it's a great tool
Yeah like have any of these people played Minecraft? Smh
56:55 The pain on Chilled's face as an Italian hearing "knockki" 🤣
I work nights at a grocery store, the others guys pronounced it "guh-knockki" when I started
Trivia Murder Party: *Diction minigame*
Chilled: and just like that, I’ve already won.
22:30 For anyone interested in the M&Ms
The creator of M&Ms only wanted fall colors. They denied blue being added to the mix. It wasn't until some time after their passing that they were added in. Based off this logic, tan was the only one that could have been in the mix at this time.
You learn something everyday. Until I forget, I will look at M&Ms in a whole new light 🙌
Flamethrower people?? So none of you remember the saying “what’s worse than a zombie running at you? A zombie on fire running at you!”
To be fair, flamethrowers seem really cool to use.
Flamethrowers are mainly used as a deterrent, because burns really hurt and it takes a while to kill. Zombies dgaf about hurt, and you want to kill them asap, so flamethrowers are kinda shit or that
This is the same chat that wanted to get rid of gnocchi
@@Takkunda true! They know nothing of the world lol
I see morons on the internet wanting to keep bugs in for the sake of keeping a game, "funny" even though said bug will ruin x game. People are honestly THIS dumb.
The pure pain on Chilled's face during the entire poll question for which pasta to get rid of was amazing.
In case anyone's wondering, "laser" was originally an acronym for "light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation," though by now it's mostly just treated as a word. The things I remember from undergrad physics...
Sorta like SCUBA!
"I guessed Nitrous Oxide because he was the bad guy in CTR"
Matt, I love you
Also RIP Kara's Chemistry Degree for not getting NOx right
@@clarehidalgo pretty sure her degree was molecular biology not chemistry. Could be wrong though
On the off chance that Tom ever sees this: He would‘ve absolutely gotten my sandwich. I think just a lot of the newer viewers don’t know him that well yet.
Thank you chilled for the best entertainment every night!
Jeremy having 0 dollars but living through everything is amazing
Its just the definition of being stupidly lucky
I would like to say as a representative of Michigan: Thank you Chilled for remembering we exist in the States that start with M game
I'm not from America, but I must admit, I thought Michigan as well, because I didn't think anyone else would.
Sorry!!
I live in Michigan, and I said Minnesota because anyone who thinks of Michigan won’t pick Minnesota lol
There are 8 states that start with M: Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Missouri, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Maryland.
@@mistabrrrly what about Mew York and Marizona
@@baileyduvall01 or Mawaii, Malaska, and Mlorida
The half-life of U238 has to be on the order of the age of the Earth. It's a naturally-occurring isotope. When you hear about "enriching uranium", that means filtering out the U238, the significantly more common isotope, to increase the concentration of U235 for use in fission reactors and, if enriched further, fission bombs. For it to be minable, it has to exist in the earth and for that to happen, it can't have all decayed. The next largest answer was in the millions, meaning there would have been 1,500 half-lives since the formation of the planet which means you'd be left with (1/2)^1500th of the original mass. I tried to put that in perspective by setting an example of how much would be left after 1,500 half-lives if the entire planet was U235 when it formed, but all calculators I tried all gave me an answer of a flat 0. So I tried with the mass of the Sun. Same thing. So I lowered the number of half-lives until I got an actual number. I found that if an object the mass of the Sun was made of pure uranium-235, after 1,000 half-lives you'd be left with one googol^2.5th (1/10^250) a single U235 atom. That's an absurdly small mass, *orders of* orders of magnitude smaller than the smallest fundamental particles we know of, *and the full answer is divided by 2 another 500 times*. So a half-life of a billion or so years is the only one that makes any sense mathematically. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Glad someone was willing to explain it. I’m a nuclear engineer and just wanted to clarify that U-235 is what’s needed to make a bomb, not U-238. A bomb would need to be roughly 90% enriched which is why nuclear power plants (in the US) can’t become bombs
@@Jake-eb7fs "which is why nuclear power plants (in the US) can’t become bombs"
They could be if we upgraded to newer-gen Fast Breeder reactors and fueled them with old-tech fission reactor waste products. Although, plutonium as weapon fuel requires a much higher level of technical sophistication, whereas U-235 just needs to be, well, put together to wreak havoc. The Manhattan project didn't even test the uranium 'gun' design, it was so simple and reliable they just dropped it on Hiroshima and knew it would work. Trinity, the first bomb test, was to prove that plutonium implosion would work, far harder and more complex.
Though... the math could be changed if there were a larger atom which decayed into U238. Many radioactive substances with significantly shorter half lives exist in reasonable quantities for that very reason.
Thank you for this fascinating explanation!
@@RobertMorgan wait there was a uranium gun idea? thats probably the most "american absurdism" thing iv ever heard in my life...
I could be wrong here but im fairly sure that in regards to Jeremy's Frank Sinatra comment that he's wrong, Sinatra was very publicy anti-racist, places that would refuse Sami Davis from playing would cause Sinatra to straight up refuse performing at that location unless they let Sami in. Again maybe im wrong but going off from what i remember of Sinatra's history he had no issues with black people
ERB Frank Sinatra: "I love the colors and the queers, just ask Sammy Davis."
Yeah idk much about Sinatra to be honest, but I think he was actually pretty 'progressive' for his time period. He WAS said to be a bit of a dickhead though, so Jeremy is not wrong in that you wouldn't want to hang out with him, just for the wrong reasons
@@georgeeast5502 What Jeremy should have mentioned was Sinatra's mafia ties, the worst kept dirty secret during his time on earth. Don't mattter who you are, hanging about with a friend of the mob is a good way to retire from life if you mess up
@@JasperLane Oh i had forgotten about this line! The second verse even starts out with Sinatra stating "I can't stand a racist". Thank you for reminding me! Surprised Jeremy didn't remember that, he loves ERB
The audience has a clear advantage in round one of poll mine. Basically, everyone just has to pick their own answer again unless it has already been guessed.
You can't get rid of penne. It makes for the best baked ziti. And butter and parmesan over bowtie noodles? As a fellow italian american, that pasta question was torture. lol
If I had to choose, keep penne over bowtie. Both are incredible, but penne is used more often in my house tbh
Oddjob has the same issue as quiplash where the audience has too much sway. Like the first one the entire group voted for one but the audience made the other win. Each actual player should count for like a tenth of the amount of audience.
Well, Mike Bilder and the fine folks at Jackbox did a little research, and you bring up a very picky point; however, the games are still right and you're still wrong.
@@VicGChad07 The hell are you on about mate? What I said isn't something that can be factually right or wrong. It's an opinion on those modes that at least some people agreed with.
Your reply that makes no contextual sense to a 10 month old comment has me questioning your sanity.
@@Robbie1okay Are you talking Pig Latin? What do all of those words mean?
@@VicGChad07 Are you like 10? This must just be some poor attempt at trolling.
@@Robbie1okay Hello. Have you been helped?
3am, just finished a large assessment and I see this. Exactly the relief I need, thank you for the amazing content. Always a pleasure to watch your content 💖
The Moment when Chilled's world flipped upside down.. 58:04
One could say it got... rotated
That pasta poll killed Chilled inside
Highlight of my night after work all the time is knowing when I get home a chilled video is out.
"Dear Phone Company
Why am I being for conversations
that I did not enjoy?
Can I send them back
like every meal I order at a restaurant?
Also,
do you think this would be a good premise
for stand-up comedy?
I may try visiting an open mic night."
REDACTED's letter to the Phone Company. That letter makes me excited.
Pretty sure why it made sense that the butcher knife was in that position is because it has a higher chance of getting stuck. Not to mention, it's almost as dangerous as using chains because the short range between you and your attacker.
Oddjob just kills me everytime
get off my asses ted!
No better way to start a fight than to argue with your significant other about pasta 😂 Chilled I felt it in my soul when they picked rotini. 😫
Great spread of Jackbox content here, really loved this.
I love how the game names in the title are what chilled had called them in the video, rather than their actual names.
Oddjob is a pretty good name replacement, tbh.
I really think he doesn't know the actual names and thinks that the names he gave them are the real ones.
I felt so bad for chilled on the pasta one
"-Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation-
And it ricochets off hills, too!" - Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, flavor text for the Laser power
If there's one thing I learned from this it's that Trivia Murder Party 2 is INCREDIBLY biased against the Audience
23:02 surprise Quiplash 28:09 LifeGot 29:20 NO MY DOUBLE E'S!!! way to brag Kat.... 46:05 zombies
1:10:08 OddJob
1:10:48 same answer for two 1:11:59 "wheres my tiffany voodooddolll" 1:13:18 first time quiplash yet lost 1:14:13 oh oh ooowhhooohho 1:16:27 gotta be one complete sentence... well theres the extra period but still 1:17:00 fluffeehh 1:17:30 why am i shitt.... looked at last place m no meant icon 1:18:40 old sea captain cloud never friend.... WHY THERE SEVEREDHEEADS ... jeremys discord name and bottomfeede r desk 1:19:37 "someone really hit florida hard" 1:20:17 almost noone answered 1:21:15 thought it gonna be linkin park 1:21:22 i see someone found my In The End lyrics (oh it was!) 1:22:25 Jeremy in BotW 1:25:39 whos vanilla honey - thats hussyt
1:26:12 sounded like birdo 1:28:02 who are the 2 depreesed people were about to find out 1:29:33 think we need a conversation 1:30:08 continue conversation... girlfriendhuh? 1:31:27 early bird gets theruber 1:34:46 dont let them pandeer 1:35:20 "i listen to videogames that are too hard" "oh letsplays!" ... dots for all 1:36:40 consistently the 5th funniesr.. like minilaadd 1:37:55 frame there then cut 1:38:37 wait *I* wrote that
1:38:10 im so sorry - I Needed That 1:39:15 double family nono 1:39:55 The fuckinCOMMA 1:41:47 Motivational "realise" 1:43:49 my Doube Es are now starting to go into other letters... Left Shark in the phot 1:44:58 old tom slip slippery 1:46:39 GarFiled
48:24 tom what do you think you are the hulk?
13:47 laser’s acronym is called Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Pretty cool tbh.
"Am i eighth?",
Tom sounded hurt, here Tom have a Cookie.
I knew i heard somewhere that bill nye had made a ballerina shoe. I forgot why or when, honestly could have been a fever dream, but really satisfied that, if nothing else, i got that one right.
Idk why, but Chilled saying "Destiny!" excitedly made me feel unexpectedly happy. Always neat to see content creators and people like the game that I like.
Bill Nye patented an improved ballet shoe to help reduce pain that ballet dancers experienced
Also, flaming zombies are the last thing you'd want. It takes way too long to destroy the brain with a flamethrower and meanwhile you'll have flames walking or running at you
Chilled's pain at the pasta question in Pollmine...I'm so sorry.
During the cake cutting and during the bouqet/garter toss are both bad, but they're also pretty hilarious from an outside perspective.
5:18 Ouch, that hurt Jeremy. If I was in this lobby, you wouldn't have survived using my Home State as an option lol
46:56 “Dick’s doesn’t sell bazooka ammo” - Chilled 2022
Ohh I really like today's thumbnail, very high quality, and the lines are very clean, shows lots of information without being a cluttered mess
👍
But "Pole Mine" is completely unable to be seen :/
Regarding how they know the half life of Uranium, I believe they looked at lead in the ground they know was formed from Uranium decaying. Then maths and physics.
Those zombie apocalypse weapons were so wrong if we're talking real world examples.
#1. Revolver. Ammunition readily available, very low maintenance, fairly accurate to 15 yards with minimal training or practice, great way to off yourself if you get into an impossible situation so you don't have to experience being gnawed on. Downside, reloading is awkward without a speedloader, and you might blow your fingers off if you try to hold it like people hold a more conventional magazine-fed pistol in movies. Gunshots will attract more zombies though, so use sparingly.
#2. Bazooka. Great AoE potential or for creating openings in crowds or barricades. Downside, very rare ammunition, worse than useless in indoor settings, though would be passable as a bludgeon in close range, actual bazooka explosions are kind of underwhelming, ammunition is quite heavy so you'd have few shots, and they would be so loud they'd attract every zombie within a mile.
#3. Butcher knife. Durable, sharp, reasonably light, quiet, made for cleaving meat and bone. Downside, melee range and very little reach. Only really good because the heft can reliably cleave a skull.
#4. Chains. Reasonable blunt force, great as a restraining tool for securing doors or for creating tripping hazards. Downside, melee range and awkward to use as a weapon, kind of noisy with its rattling. Most beneficial as a tool when fleeing, rather than as a weapon.
#5. Samurai sword. Very sharp, decent reach, weeb points. Downside, quite fragile, fairly high maintenance, very little heft so low knockdown potential, very dependent on footwork. Kill Bill or that one lady in The Walking Dead are not good examples for their efficacy in removing limbs or heads. A piece of sharpened rebar would be better since it would be much less likely to bend or break.
#6. Board with a nail in it. Okay blunt force, able to modify into something more in line with a baseball bat with some effort, which would probably be #2/3 if it were an option. Downside, awkward on the outset, splinters, semi-fragile, okay for knocking down but not for killing.
#7. Flamethrower. Reasonable AoE potential, assuming zombies give a shit about fire, but will likely debilitate them somewhat if it chars the muscles in their legs or burns out their nose/eyes, making it harder for them to find you. Gasoline is fairly plentiful on the outset, but will become more rare and less useful as the apocalypse carries on. Downside, fuel tank is very heavy, likely to get yourself caught in a fire hazard.
#8. Fists. Duh.
Bazooka is too high. Where are you going to find a bazooka ammo? If you are using it for utility ie: explosions you can do the same with a propane tank so its useless as utility.
@@Takkunda My presumption with you finding a bazooka in the first place was that you would find 1 or 2 shots with it.
And the advantage of the bazooka is purely ranged demolition. If you want to blow up a propane tank or set tnt or something, you need to set it first up close and then retreat. That, and it's actually quite difficult to make a propane tank explode. Just shooting one won't do it.
Jeremy has plot armor.
I was very proud of myself upon hearing everyone’s reaction to “Responsibility: The early bird gets the rubber” I have too much fun watching these live and then again on UA-cam
Uranium-238 is the most common isotope found in nature. It can't really be used for nuclear power or weapons. The isotope used for weapons and power plants is 235 and any 238 used needs to be enriched to the point of being 235.
My serie of reactions to this part of the video (9:10)
Chilled: I put in the trickiest word I could imagine.
with 4 letters? Please tell me he didn't write "cock"
Chessy: one of them start a C.
oh no
Cheesy: and a K at the very end.
Please don't
**they guess the word cock**
C'MON CHILLED
I love everything about you chilled, when people tell me to go-to my happy place I goto your channel. You always make my day better, and always cheer me up when I'm depressed
20:40 did anyone see that coming cuz I sure as hell didn't
According to the internet, a gaylord is a high bar move where you let go of the bar and do a somersault in midair over it before grabbing back on. It was invented in the 80s by gymnast Mitch Gaylord.
Love to see the red hat back! I missed it, especially compared to the plain ol' regular hat you've usually worn for the last couple years. I love the Jackbox packs, and seeing your friends play with you is always a great time!
IKEA stands for "Ingvar Kamprad Elmtaryd Agunnaryd". Ingvar Kamprad is the name of the founder, Elmtaryd is the farmhouse he grew up in, and Agunnaryd is the village that Elmtaryd was in.
The ninety mile beach is only 88km or 54 miles in freedom units
When gnocchi came up as the least popular pasta I was devastated... It's like, the only unique pasta on the list and people oust it??? It's sooo delicious!!!
I remember watching this live and thinking these people must've been out of their fricking minds.
I love how Chilled also immediately went to Destiny on the moons of Jupiter question. XD
The pasta one made me cry they are all just so good 😊
Good luck trying to find any bazooka ammo. Military stopped using that years ago. Dick's Sporting goods in recent years hasn't had much in revolver ammo (.38spl, .357, .45, etc).
Also with revolvers, it's not just 6 rounds. You can find them in 5, 6, 7 shot and some have more but those are in .22lr and .22 Magnum.
A flamethrower is so impractical. They are quite heavy. The heat from them even with protective equipment is quite extreme. The leathers to protect you will fatigue you fast. Plus trying to find gasoline or diesel then a gelling agent to make it is not easy.
I'd rather take a revolver myself. You don't need a big caliber to take out zombies.
I’m a chemist, and I cried a little during the last question of trivia murder party 😭
Uranium 238 is not used for Fission. It's first enriched, which means it's partially converted to Uranium 235, which has a much higher radiation level. U-235 is then used in reactor rods to perform nuclear fission. Though nowadays we prefer to use Thorium instead of Uranium, because it's very easy to stabilize in the event of a meltdown.
1:16:10 I actually have a coworker who drinks anywhere from half a gallon to a gallon of milk during each 8 hour shift. He's great!
Got to love trivia murder party
My two cents about the worst time for the Groom to leave: during the vows. It's suppose to be about how the two are devoted to the other and how much they love each other, so the image of the bride pouring her heart out to her soon-to-be husband, only for him to leave during it, hurts. :
oh wow one of the few streams I caught live! so much fun!
U-238 is the natural isotope of uranium gotten from ores. U-235 is the fissionable isotope used in reactors and weapons. It is also found in ores but is only about 0.5%. This is what they mean by "weapons grade". It has been processed to increase the amount of U-235 to around 5%.
I would have picked a mace for zombie apocalypse weapon. It's blunt so you don't have to worry about it being sharp or getting caught in flesh but it still packs very deadly force for its weight.
39:25 Frank Sinatra was actually an early civil rights activist.
This game is always entertaining.
Garfiled should be added to the Codename list of user added words xD
Wait... You're the second person in the comments with the profile pic done by the same artist. Huh.
I like these zombie apocalypse answers, let’s me know I won’t have any competition for survival. Because everyone’s gonna be dead without there bazookas and flamethrowers.
Just so people know, Bazookas and other launchers are not meant to be used against infantry by design. They are meant to penetrate the tough plating of armoured vehicles and bunkers. The explosion of a launcher such as the RPG or Law comes after the head of the rocket hits the metal or concrete (depending on the target). This means they would be a terrible choice in an apocalypse. Not to mention most are single shot.
Never in my life would I give up gnocchi
I love how the comments have snippets of knowledge for the questions 💞
54:50 As someone who doesn't know if I have tried all the options and someone who dislike most of the ones I have tried, I don't feel bad at all.
Gnocchi didn't taste good to me
I was frustrated with not getting Stardew Valley mods to work, and when I saw this video come up, my headache went away. Nothing like watching trivia and murders to cure the stress. Thanks Chilled.
Also am I reading that right or did these guys played 14 rounds to have the 14 next to their name???
they just really like the game man
While they do really like the game, the "XIV" part doesn't actually mean that they played for 14 rounds. If I remember correctly, this was their second(?) round.
@@crime-in-ale Yet in the next round they got 15 or XV
At the beginning of the round, the guy says that the hotel was in cryogenic sleep That's why the second round everyone was the 14th.
@@collector8502 Wait that's a thing??? They can skip like that? I didn't know that
The only time Maine has ever been significant outside of Stephen King, and it killed 3 people... nice.
Long story short, while the number of protons in an atom determine what element that atom is, the number of protons plus neutrons determines the isotope. Different isotopes can have slightly different properties, at least in terms of radiation and nuclear shite.
Uranium 238 is extremely common in nature. The more rare and short-lived isotopes are more useful, at least for now.
anyone else heart hurt a little at toms am i eighth? in the smallest saddest voice ever its okay tom we love you
Oddjob? The James Bond villain? Lol
Marco Polo (venetian merchant, so technically Italy, even if the stae of Italy was born much later on) traveled throughout Asia, arrived in China, then brought back a report about his travel
Chilled! Are you going to play the new Monopoly Madness?
I woulda had flamethrower at 8, Its a very heavy rig and speed is important vs a zombie plus your only setting them on fire, I don't see why that would kill a zombie instead of a slow moving undead now you have one with elemental attacks :3, fists then chains, bazooka at 5, 1 good shot then your just swinging an unwieldy heavy metal rod, 4 revolver, Just has ammo issues, 3 the knife, Reliable but risky, You gotta have some skill to use it, The 2x4, Big sticks have been a decent weapon since caveman days for a reason and nat the sword, Good weapon and should the blade break you could still use it as a knife
Love the content Chilled, keep up the great work! 😎
Chilled, hope for more Wheel of Enormous Proportions
way to brute force that 4 letter lock, do every letter in all four spaces >.> you'll eventually get enough to be able to guess it
What is the name of the second game with the water jug ?
A 2x4 with a nail would be terrible because I can't see the nail being easy to rip out of the zombie.
at 5 Gold Medals - as difficult as that can be - that payout every year for not just hundreds of deals (guranteed to be on cereal boxes, commercials of hundreds of items, etc) you would get 37500 x 5 = $187,500. Which is a lot, and a better reason to earn more gold medals than just nailing more guranteed hits on sponsorship deals.
Lol my chemistry degree flashed before my eyes for question 2.
I was answering the questions to myself. The 238 in Uranium is the number of protons and neutrons in that isotope of Uranium. An isotope is when an element can exist with a different number of neutrons. Like Carbon (has 3 isotopes), one isotope of carbon has 6 neutrons, another has 7 and the other has 8. Not saying that all elements have isotopes or that an element can have any number of neutrons.
And for the half life, there is/are formula(s) that were developed a long time ago that are used. There is a decay constant in it that will differ depending on what you are calculating for. How we came to know what to use to calculate for Uranium ... based on the history I read while studying and what I saw in the research labs, there's people who dedicate their lives to adding knowledge and improving how we work with things. That sometimes results into things like constants and formulas ... So there is someone who really spent some good time with Uranium, even though we cannot live long enough to see it with our own eyes
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The zombie apocalypse actually made me mad. Most people did not apply any logic to a long term situation or even spur of the moment oppertunities.
Fun Fact: There's also a 90 mile in New Zealand! But it's actually 55 miles which is roughly 90km lolllll
IKEA = Ingvar Kamprad Elmtaryd Agunnaryd
I hadn't seen JobJob until now... Goddamn, that was the funniest thing I've seen, hope to see more of it!
Just to clarify, the game is actually called jobjob, so in case you wanna search for more, don't search oddjob.
@@Rogeryoo Thanks for letting me know!
@@Rogeryoo Yeah, Chilled is great at misspelling.
I love the pollmind games
BILL NYE!?
What a goat.
I don't know much about "The Grapes of Wrath" we were supposed to read it in High School but my Teachers made us red "Of Mice and Men" twice instead for some reason
Has chilled ever played newer cod zombies with his friends?
"25,000 is nothing"
me in literal poverty -_-
Oof, that is nothing when they tax the Gold medalists for their medals
I mean, I imagine it was relative for the Olympic athletes