4:30 My microwave never dings because I always stop it at 1 second left. For awhile I was on a somewhat nocturnal schedule, so I started doing that to reduce sound for the rest of the people in my house.
"Blindsight" by Peter Watts had an awesome idea: what if alien life could evolve to build spaceships and spread across the cosmos without developing sentience? The aliens in that book breathed CO2, had a different kind of ATP that gave them short bursts of speed instead of continuous energy, and they could kind of mimic human speech but were not actually sentient.
13:39 For me its warrior cats, in fifth grade my friend really liked it and convinced me to read it. And even though some of the storyline plots can get repetitive (forbidden love, tigerstar, etc) Its still a very fun series and also surprisingly dark for a kids book
Ikr I love the series but it just drops off and gets boring for me once dovewing and ivypool get introduced. I know they are essential due to the prophecy thing, but it gets so boring for me. But the first series is incredible and then it gets revived with lionheart jayfeather and hollyleaf.
I love the fact that Tigerstar is one of the things listed as repetitive. I’m not sure if you meant it in the way that there are too many of them , but that is how I will be taking it cause it’s funny lol
I was in like 3rd or 4th grade, but that exact same book series, plus Animorphs iirc, are what got me into books. I used to have my own personal library.
My argument causing opinion is that, as an autistic myself, that autism can be considered an illness. It can be helpful sometimes, but more often than not it's a curse 9:20 Skyrim level up
@@ZA-mb5di Neurotypical society. IMO as someone who's neuordivergent myself, if people were simply more accepting and accomodating, life could be a lot easier.
@@MayaChamberlin73 yeah I find most issues with ADHD to be based on societal norms being upheld at all costs even if it's to the detriment of me and others like me. A few more accommodating teachers or employers would've been a great deal of help
my favorite artist is Natewantstobattle or Nathan Sharp. I don't know what it is about his music both fandom and original works but I listen to it all.
Something that made me feel ancient; when Mason was saying they missed the Cartoon Network and that they "sound like a boomer" when talking about it... dude, all those shows you mentioned were made when I was an older teen, or an adult, young man.
The final boss level against Robotnik (I refuse to call him eggman) in the first ever Sonic game. Sonic 2 came with my Sega. By the time I got the first Sonic game, I was so used to spin dash and save points that the OG game was a horrific slog to me. I only ever got to the final boss one time, and that level was so horribly difficult, and I had already slogged so hard for HOURS to get there in the first place, that when I lost I just gave up and never played that game again.
3:39 Where's God When I'm S-Scared?!?- the first VeggieTales video. (Now it's my favorite video.) It's a 30-minute video about not being afraid of monsters, but it ironically scared me and gave me nightmares as a kid.
The "Left Behind" series was GOATED, and I'm an antitheist. Their portrayal of the absolute nonsense that is the Book of Revelation is wonderful...until the end.
My useless special skill is that I can bend only the last digit on all my fingers while keeping the first part straight to give myself little alien claw hands. 2 for 1, I can also make a really high and loud pterodactyl sound by sucking in air and screeching at the same time
- What was the first book you ever read that made you wanna read more? 1) The Giver by Lois Lowry. 2) The Outsiders by S.E Hinton. I remember trying to hide my face when reading "Stay Gold" cause my eyes wouldn't stop leaking. Honestly, I don't remember which I read first. This was back in the mid-90s when I was 13 years old. But both books got me into reading more because I finally understood why authors go into details when it comes to world building and why it's crucial for them to put their readers into the minds of their character(s).
I didn't have anything for the "feeling old" question. At least in sense of not providing anything new, but also because I'm not even middle-aged yet. But damn, I just realized I'm the same age as the CD! lol
2:56 I adore Scott Pilgrim It's not that it was a particularly amazing movie, but it's fairly unique, very easy to watch and enjoy and does what it set out to do very well. Many movie overpromise and under-deliver. For me, Scott Pilgrim gave exactly as much as was expected of it.
the movie that traumatized me when i was younger was Grave of the Fireflies, a ghibli movie. never before had i been so scared and saddened from an animated film, i refuse point blank to watch it nowadays, that’s how upsetting it was
I love how all the sci-fi B movies of the fifties had the aliens coming for our women. That'd be like us landing on a planet of sentient chickens and deciding we have to mate with them. (Actually, knowing humans, that might be just what *would* happen.)
13:41 for me it was The Black Stallion. I loved horses as a kid and when I discovered it in the school library I was constantly checking it out. The next one was Nancy Drew and the Secret of Shadow Ranch. After those 2 books I could not get enough of reading. I'm currently 63 and I still love to read, with science fiction being my favorite genre. Dragonriders of Pern, Dune, The Foundation are all great series. 20:07 SUMMER!!! I HATE it when it's hot all the time and doesn't even cool down enough at night to be able to be comfortable enough to sleep. You're sweaty and stinky the minute you walk out the door, so you feel like the shower you took that morning was a waste of water. And don't get me started on how high the electric bill gets from having to run the air conditioning all the time! Even if you have it set over 78 like they advise you to so you save energy it's still like a kick in the teeth. Although the cold bothers me more now that I'm older I'd rather have it be winter. At least with winter you can bundle up to stay warm, but in summer there's only so much you can legally take off. 21:14. Foreigner with Kelly Hanson as the lead singer. I've loved them ever since they first came out and even felt the same about them when Mick Jones got Kelly to replace Lou. Yes Lou was good, but Kelly is good too.
To the videogame question: Goof Troop! Me and my sister would play that for hours on the SNES and just laugh our butts off on the minecart levels going in circles. Not only was that a huge bonding moment, but it led me to be a really big gamer today!
For my first big gaming game it was watching my dad play solomon’s key and bugs bunny crazy castle, watching my mom play tetris and dr. Mario, and watching my brother play ocarina of time and wind waker. The first game I played myself was Skyward Sword, but it was only because I had had such great experiences from the rest of my family, it’s a shame that we don’t get to have those experiences anymore but those games and times will always hold a special place for me
The only exception to store credit cards being a scam is a Canadian Tire card, it has 0 interest as long as you regularly pay the balance and has saved my parents for like 30 years from the horrifying notion of not being able to afford to fix the car.
10:54 - I used to have a car that had two buttons on either side of the t-part in the center of the steering wheel. I honked my horn a lot for the first few weeks, especially when backing up.
I think my sound is the ringing you hear after a loud explosion or when a room is too quiet. I feel like absolutely nothing and absolutely everything is going on in my brain at the same time.
24:32 stray chapters Rooftops, The Sewers and Jail. If I can I either skip them or go super fast, I good at them (mostly) but I hate doing them, so much stress, the second/third time I played the game I had to quit for a couples hours to a day.
Worst restaurant serves: authentic lutefisk Book passion: Scions of Shannara. Also, shout out to 'The Death Gate Cycle" if you have not read and like fantasy, it's a must.
4:03 probably a car alarm, specifically one that you hear at 10am in the morning when it's the worst thing you could possibly experience 14:10 Percy Jackson reigns supreme over children's books. No questions. 21:14 Get Scared and Set It Off, easily. punk rock and pop punk are So Good.
Wow, I barely meet people here in Australia who have read Deltora Quest. I didn't realise it even sold overseas. It was the book series that finally got me reading after a long delay from dyslexia.
My useless skills are probably being able to to the Vulcan live long and prosper gesture with both hands, walking really quietly even in workboots, and being able to perfectly mimic that horror movies scream really loudly or really quietly
24:32 I GOT A HAND FUL BE READY 1. that one lvl in splatoon 3 (a flying box one that you have to use a charger) 2. that one lvl in nightime sonic unleashed in the empire city THAT WAS PAINFUL 3. any lvl in cookie run kingdom that you have a good team for but still lose (I mean by total power cookies healers etc) 4. when i was a kid HILDA BERG SHE WAS ANNOYING 5. GRIM MATCHSTICK (the dragon somewone was talking abt in the vid) yeah id say hes pretty annoying 6. RUOMER HONEY BOTTOMS (or how u ever spell her name) and alot more but i cant think of em rn a anorable mention goes to pokemon quest belly button cave
Fun fact: Mary-Kate and Ashley are actually fraternal twins. Of course siblings tend to look alike anyway. Especially if they're the same gender and/or close in age.
20:40 agreed a million times over on the summer, and we only get like 2 days of it here in Canada :p you can always put on more clothes in winter, and the snow is beautiful, summer is hot, and full of bugs T.T
27:48 I don’t know how to describe it honestly, but I can differentiate people or even dogs by the sound of their voice (or bark), footsteps, etc. I don’t even have to know the person, I can hear two people talking, and while someone else says they sound incredibly similar, I can easily hear the difference in their tone and deepness of their voice. I didn’t even know that wasn’t how everyone else heard stuff until a month ago.
Bon Jovi actually does have a song called Shot Through the Heart, but it was on an earlier album than You Give Love a Bad Name. It was on the same album Runaway was on and wasn’t as well known. Not surprised it causes confusion.
In year 8 English we had Scott Pilgrim vs the World to analyse. This class would appear to be the target audience for this film. Of the 20 people in the class only 2 people enjoyed the movie. It is the worst piece of media I have ever seen and everyone who enjoys that movie can, respectfully, step on a Lego brick.
6:01 Ark survival evolved, my dad started playing when it came out, showed me it for the first time, started showing me how to play and then video games became a part of me, but if we’re talking about the game(s) I found on my own, Minecraft and WolfQuest were the ones Edit: also unravel, my dad showed me that when I was younger, I still play the OG one
7:31 Surprised no one mentioned Jesse Eisenberg and Michael Cera. Granted, they don't really look to much alike, but they're type cast for pretty much the same nerdy archetype. The casting can sometimes make it a lil difficult for me to remember which one's in a particular film off hand.
Having a child is never a consious choice and is always based on instinct, without it most people would realize how much it sucks. That's how I see it, and it starts arguments every time I had brought it up (prompted) "You'll change your opinion eventually" is the most common response, and maybe I will, but to me it is also selfish to bring a consious being into the world only for it to have to deal with, *gestures to everything*
20:39. Ah you must live somewhere where the seasons aren’t just spring, summer, fall, and winter. So is it more like nice out, oven, better, and cold summer? Or something like mud, hurricanes, allergies, and more mud?
13:40 In Spanish is "El diario de Nikki" (Tried to search the name in English, seems like it's called "DORK diaries" by Rachel Renée Russell) It was like diary of a wimpy kid but for girls I guess??? It called my attention because of the cute drawings and honestly, I like to read since then, sadly, haven't read actual books in a while, but I still like to read! I haven't seen the book in a while but man I wanna read them again, I actually never got to complete many of the books. I had completely forgotten about it, I need to find them and read them all! I may not find them all in my local library, but, I'll search either way! Wish me luck!
Celebrities separated at birth: Luke Wilson and David Arquette. Also Amy Adams and Isla Fisher (not to be confused with Anna Faris and Jayma Mays). Katy Perry and Zooey Deschanel.
“It’s like ninety degrees every day.” *Chuckles in Arizona heat of up to 122 degrees F and also allergic to heat and was genuinely hospitalized once because of it*
My useless special skill is being able to gleek on command. You know when you're eating something good and your tongue shoots out saliva from underneath, sometimes feet away? That's gleeking.
i don't understand when people list their favorite games that made them better people and there's nothing from fromsoft on the list. i sometimes coldly think to myself "is it videogames you like? or is it dopamine and control of your environment? i mean, i love farming and crafting games and rpgs and shooters and tactics and all sorts of games in any genre, but i believe there are two kinds of people in the world. people who love a dark souls game and people who've never really played one. speaking of control, control is really good actually. it's kind of got a gunsouls vibe, which is probably why i love it so much.
I'm 26, so I too miss all those cartoons listed during the childhood question. I do like the fact that I got to show them to my (currently) 15 year old brother when he was like 7, he liked Billy and Mandy, and Ed, Edd, and Eddy, but Courage the Cowardly Dog kinda freaked him out and he wouldn't watch it by himself, I don't blame him though, that show was a bit intense at times but I still love it.
6:01 Burnin' Rubber 5 (shockwave version on the internet), was just scrollin thru the web doing whatever 7 year old kids do then i stumbled upon that masterpiece of a game, cried for like 2 days when Shockwave was discontinued by adobe, and all browsers updated to not support it anymore also Gran Turismo 2 got me into professional racing games, i have like 3 different PS1s in my house, all work, i have no idea why theres 3
Okay Deltora Quest was 🔥 I am still inlove with the books and its been years. Have you read "The Impossible Quest"? They are also fire. If you have any good Medieval Fantasy genre books please let me know. Those books are just the best Edit 1: okay yes Cartoon Network had like THE best shows and I would watch it constantly.
I’d say my top video games that changed me were: 1. Skylanders Adventure when I was a weeee li’l lad. Even though buying the Skylanders is so dumb and a waste of money, it was so mesmerizing. I actually got my first Skylander ever, Drobot, before I even got the game. Got the game that Christmas, and it was so much fun playing with Drobot, since he was broken in the first two games. Anyways, this game really showed me what gaming can do, and I soon became a fan of the concept. 2. Super Smash Bros For WiiU was a game I played sooooo much back before Ultimate. It really helped me be more social, as I could talk about a game that almost everyone played and really helped me get my first true set of friends, who I’m still friends with to this day. My favorite mode was SmashTour (Ik haha bad mode but I loved it), I just loved that anything could happen. This game really helped me be social to others around me. 3. One of my favorite games of all time, despite it being so bad in recent years, is Five Nights At Freddy’s AR: Special Delivery. This game helped me conquer my fears of the franchise, and now I absolutely am a fan of it. I was introduced to a family friend around 2014. The showed me FnaF 1 on mobile and I was traumatized. Absolutely boycotted the entire franchise, and was horrified to go to any restaurant with that kind of thing like Chuck E. Cheese. About January 2020, my friend convinced me to give the game a try despite my many statements of not playing it. He eventually convinced me, and I was hooked. I LOVED THIS GAME, and still do! Even though it’s gone through some… things, and there hasn’t been an update in half a year, I’m still playing and completing my collection, as I still don’t have everything in the game. This is by far one of my favorites. Honorable mentions include NSMB Wii and Mario Galaxy (1) for introducing me to Mario, A Hat In Time for showing me how to do a lot with a little and being a great platformer, Roblox Piggy for connecting me closer to people in the internet and overall being a great game, and finally, Brawl Stars. Brawl Stars is a unique one, so I’ll leave a reply detailing my thoughts about it because this is way too long. If you actually read this far, thanks for listening to me, and how these games changed me as a person.
Now Brawl Stars I joined REALLY late in the community for. I started playing around Season 6(The GoldArm Gang), which is about two years into its lifespan. I was really hooked with this game. I picked it up around the beginning of summer, and that was my whole summer. Playing season 6 and 7(Jurassic Splash), and unlocking Leon one day before his Dino Leon skin came out. I’ve been playing it since. I didn’t put it on the main list because it didn’t really teach me anything other than the fact that MOBAs are actually fun and strategy based. Anyways, thanks for listening to my TED Talk about my life, and “Stu” safe out there.
9:20 The nemesis' "S.T.A.R.S." voice line, RE:N 3:38 The Phantom Tollbooth, the demons of Ignorance specifically. 21:40 eye contact when speaking and listening. I hated being pulled out of class just to be told that I have to learn it because I am autistic like bruh I could be sitting in ceramics making a model of Korosensei instead of this crap.
I was pretty meh about reading for pleasure until I found the Goosebumps books and the Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark books. Couldn't get enough of those!
Hey Mason, Cartoon Network’s actually gonna be airing a bunch of classic series on TV this month every weekday at 6 and 7 PM to celebrate its 30th birthday!
For the which movie traumatized you I’d have to say specifically the end of Roger Rabbit. I rewatched it recently and I’m pretty sure I just repressed the ending lol
Video game that made me. Final Fantasy 7. Before this game all I’d ever seen were Mario and Sonics. FF7 opened me up to a whole realm of rpg’s. Chrono Trigger; Legend of Zelda(all); Xenogears; Legend of Dragoon; Legend of Legaia(damn lots of legends in this genre) and so many other games that have come and gone. Damn now I have to go home and dust off my copy of Chrono Trigger. Edit to add: really dating myself here but. Video game sounds I can hear: NES Blades of Steel. The only words spoken on this old cartridge was the title of the game. But it sounded like a man with a mouth full of cotton balls and not moving their lips while doing it.
The first book series that I got hooked on when I was around 8 years old were Goosebumps and Baby-sitter's Club. Loved those series so much! I had a classmate who loved Deltora Quest. He was always raving about it and recommending it. My cousin as well. It's been on my To Read list for decades haha. One day I will give it a shot :)
When people ask what my favorite movie I clench my teeth and start sweating, fighting the urge to babble and scream about Yakuza Like a Dragon (2007), it is the best video game movie I've ever seen, I can talk about it for hours, especially fighting scenes between Majima and Kiryu. But instead I try to look normal and say "oh it's like.. Hobbit... I think"
13:40 Funnily enough it is a toss up between Deltora Quest, I picked up the individual books at the library before I got the big book of the whole first series and subsequent world building books, and the Dragonology books, I had the big red one but also a novel which was about the guy who 'wrote' the dragonology book and two kids I read many times I fell off from reading after primary school, I think the fixation on fantasy, especially dragons, pulled me into both and high school had the forced reading I despised, though I didn't mind Holes and read it a few times in my own time, Christopher Pike got me back in. There was no specific book that time, though The Last Vampire series is one I reread every now and then though the last two books I think got bad, his short novellas simply were easy to read and having a mix that were supernatural and some just human were good, employing different styles, such as the court set up for one because of what the plot revolved around, got me back in during my teenage years and started a years long horror special interest
The book series that really got me into reading was Warriors ( by Erin Hunter ). I read the books all the way until 2019- still haven't finished the 4th series yet lmfao. Though Percy Jackson comes in at a close second, and the Dragonbone Chair series ( my dad got me into this lol ).
7:48 the joke here is a reference to the movie where Danny Devito and Arnold Schwarzenegger play as non-identical twins
4:30 My microwave never dings because I always stop it at 1 second left. For awhile I was on a somewhat nocturnal schedule, so I started doing that to reduce sound for the rest of the people in my house.
"Blindsight" by Peter Watts had an awesome idea: what if alien life could evolve to build spaceships and spread across the cosmos without developing sentience? The aliens in that book breathed CO2, had a different kind of ATP that gave them short bursts of speed instead of continuous energy, and they could kind of mimic human speech but were not actually sentient.
I have heat intolerance. Summer is the worst season. I'd take seasonal depression over the summer heat and the bugs and everything else
Mood 🫠
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For me its warrior cats, in fifth grade my friend really liked it and convinced me to read it. And even though some of the storyline plots can get repetitive (forbidden love, tigerstar, etc) Its still a very fun series and also surprisingly dark for a kids book
Ikr I love the series but it just drops off and gets boring for me once dovewing and ivypool get introduced. I know they are essential due to the prophecy thing, but it gets so boring for me. But the first series is incredible and then it gets revived with lionheart jayfeather and hollyleaf.
As a warrior cats fan, I can confirm we argue over EVERYTHING.
Sammeeee
I love the fact that Tigerstar is one of the things listed as repetitive. I’m not sure if you meant it in the way that there are too many of them , but that is how I will be taking it cause it’s funny lol
I was in like 3rd or 4th grade, but that exact same book series, plus Animorphs iirc, are what got me into books. I used to have my own personal library.
My argument causing opinion is that, as an autistic myself, that autism can be considered an illness.
It can be helpful sometimes, but more often than not it's a curse
9:20 Skyrim level up
It’s not a curse, it’s what combines with it that’s a curse
@@midnightgamer-21 what combined with it that's a curse?
@@ZA-mb5di Neurotypical society. IMO as someone who's neuordivergent myself, if people were simply more accepting and accomodating, life could be a lot easier.
. . . i can agree WHO EVER SAYS AUTISUM IS A ILLNESS I WILL PUNT YOU TO THE DEEP LAYERS OF HELL
@@MayaChamberlin73 yeah I find most issues with ADHD to be based on societal norms being upheld at all costs even if it's to the detriment of me and others like me. A few more accommodating teachers or employers would've been a great deal of help
my favorite artist is Natewantstobattle or Nathan Sharp. I don't know what it is about his music both fandom and original works but I listen to it all.
my personality would be a crowd of people panicking all at once
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Master of Puppets. I love this song and I listen to it when I’m trying to draw. I love Metallica and this is one of my favourite songs from them!
i prefer ride the lightning
Something that made me feel ancient; when Mason was saying they missed the Cartoon Network and that they "sound like a boomer" when talking about it... dude, all those shows you mentioned were made when I was an older teen, or an adult, young man.
my bad
worst taste for me was the stuff they gave me to prevent nausea or something before my csection.. was soooo bad
I tried the ear thing to make the wacka wacky sound and it actually works, 10/10 best How-To channel on youtube.
The final boss level against Robotnik (I refuse to call him eggman) in the first ever Sonic game. Sonic 2 came with my Sega. By the time I got the first Sonic game, I was so used to spin dash and save points that the OG game was a horrific slog to me. I only ever got to the final boss one time, and that level was so horribly difficult, and I had already slogged so hard for HOURS to get there in the first place, that when I lost I just gave up and never played that game again.
My main fight causing opinion is that if you stack river rocks, you're a detriment to the ecosystem.
I've never heard anyone talk about Bunnicula. They made it into a cartoon. It's so amazinggg
3:39 Where's God When I'm S-Scared?!?- the first VeggieTales video. (Now it's my favorite video.)
It's a 30-minute video about not being afraid of monsters, but it ironically scared me and gave me nightmares as a kid.
Same. That episode not only terrified me, it made me like scary movies!
The "Left Behind" series was GOATED, and I'm an antitheist. Their portrayal of the absolute nonsense that is the Book of Revelation is wonderful...until the end.
My useless special skill is that I can bend only the last digit on all my fingers while keeping the first part straight to give myself little alien claw hands. 2 for 1, I can also make a really high and loud pterodactyl sound by sucking in air and screeching at the same time
Ooo I can do those ones as well! We are a similar kind of weird lol
@@ellecapone1337 which once?
@@jellyskink the little claw fingers and the pterodactyl noise lol
@@ellecapone1337 pterodactyl claw gang UNITE
@@jellyskink *pterodactyl noises intensify* ✊🏻(I’m just realizing there is no pterodactyl emoji!)
- What was the first book you ever read that made you wanna read more?
1) The Giver by Lois Lowry.
2) The Outsiders by S.E Hinton. I remember trying to hide my face when reading "Stay Gold" cause my eyes wouldn't stop leaking.
Honestly, I don't remember which I read first. This was back in the mid-90s when I was 13 years old. But both books got me into reading more because I finally understood why authors go into details when it comes to world building and why it's crucial for them to put their readers into the minds of their character(s).
I didn't have anything for the "feeling old" question. At least in sense of not providing anything new, but also because I'm not even middle-aged yet. But damn, I just realized I'm the same age as the CD! lol
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I adore Scott Pilgrim
It's not that it was a particularly amazing movie, but it's fairly unique, very easy to watch and enjoy and does what it set out to do very well.
Many movie overpromise and under-deliver. For me, Scott Pilgrim gave exactly as much as was expected of it.
Yay they brought back Mason!!!
the movie that traumatized me when i was younger was Grave of the Fireflies, a ghibli movie. never before had i been so scared and saddened from an animated film, i refuse point blank to watch it nowadays, that’s how upsetting it was
Stay away from "where the red Fern grows" I'm still broken from that movie sweet Dan and lil Anne
I love how all the sci-fi B movies of the fifties had the aliens coming for our women. That'd be like us landing on a planet of sentient chickens and deciding we have to mate with them. (Actually, knowing humans, that might be just what *would* happen.)
13:41 for me it was The Black Stallion. I loved horses as a kid and when I discovered it in the school library I was constantly checking it out. The next one was Nancy Drew and the Secret of Shadow Ranch. After those 2 books I could not get enough of reading. I'm currently 63 and I still love to read, with science fiction being my favorite genre. Dragonriders of Pern, Dune, The Foundation are all great series.
20:07 SUMMER!!! I HATE it when it's hot all the time and doesn't even cool down enough at night to be able to be comfortable enough to sleep. You're sweaty and stinky the minute you walk out the door, so you feel like the shower you took that morning was a waste of water. And don't get me started on how high the electric bill gets from having to run the air conditioning all the time! Even if you have it set over 78 like they advise you to so you save energy it's still like a kick in the teeth. Although the cold bothers me more now that I'm older I'd rather have it be winter. At least with winter you can bundle up to stay warm, but in summer there's only so much you can legally take off.
21:14. Foreigner with Kelly Hanson as the lead singer. I've loved them ever since they first came out and even felt the same about them when Mick Jones got Kelly to replace Lou. Yes Lou was good, but Kelly is good too.
Throws Vulpix out
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No! Joseph Gordon Levitt and Edward Norton!
12:49 the way he just pronounced 'filet mignon' hurts my soul
Most disgusting taste: Someone's spit cup from chewing tobacco. The worst part is, I was really hungover and thought I was taking a big sip of water.
That filet mignon pronunciation 😭😭😭
i got it right i think!
To the videogame question: Goof Troop! Me and my sister would play that for hours on the SNES and just laugh our butts off on the minecart levels going in circles. Not only was that a huge bonding moment, but it led me to be a really big gamer today!
A video game sound I'll never forget is the Sonic "running out of air while underwater" sound. Filled me with so much anxiety!
For my first big gaming game it was watching my dad play solomon’s key and bugs bunny crazy castle, watching my mom play tetris and dr. Mario, and watching my brother play ocarina of time and wind waker. The first game I played myself was Skyward Sword, but it was only because I had had such great experiences from the rest of my family, it’s a shame that we don’t get to have those experiences anymore but those games and times will always hold a special place for me
The only exception to store credit cards being a scam is a Canadian Tire card, it has 0 interest as long as you regularly pay the balance and has saved my parents for like 30 years from the horrifying notion of not being able to afford to fix the car.
10:54 - I used to have a car that had two buttons on either side of the t-part in the center of the steering wheel. I honked my horn a lot for the first few weeks, especially when backing up.
I think my sound is the ringing you hear after a loud explosion or when a room is too quiet. I feel like absolutely nothing and absolutely everything is going on in my brain at the same time.
24:32 stray chapters Rooftops, The Sewers and Jail. If I can I either skip them or go super fast, I good at them (mostly) but I hate doing them, so much stress, the second/third time I played the game I had to quit for a couples hours to a day.
Worst restaurant serves: authentic lutefisk
Book passion: Scions of Shannara. Also, shout out to 'The Death Gate Cycle" if you have not read and like fantasy, it's a must.
The first games I remember playing were Kickle Cubicle and Lifeforce on the NES. I now have those games on my DS and it is wonderful.
4:03 probably a car alarm, specifically one that you hear at 10am in the morning when it's the worst thing you could possibly experience
14:10 Percy Jackson reigns supreme over children's books. No questions.
21:14 Get Scared and Set It Off, easily. punk rock and pop punk are So Good.
Wow, I barely meet people here in Australia who have read Deltora Quest. I didn't realise it even sold overseas. It was the book series that finally got me reading after a long delay from dyslexia.
4:04 the sound of a low and high note interchanging at random intervals
13:34 the How it’s made books picked up one about chocolate never looked back also the 13 wishes series is really good
My useless skills are probably being able to to the Vulcan live long and prosper gesture with both hands, walking really quietly even in workboots, and being able to perfectly mimic that horror movies scream really loudly or really quietly
4:26 Mine sings, not even kidding, we named him Microdave!
2:53 The Prince of Egypt- it's my favorite movie! :)
24:32 I GOT A HAND FUL BE READY
1. that one lvl in splatoon 3 (a flying box one that you have to use a charger)
2. that one lvl in nightime sonic unleashed in the empire city THAT WAS PAINFUL
3. any lvl in cookie run kingdom that you have a good team for but still lose (I mean by total power cookies healers etc)
4. when i was a kid HILDA BERG SHE WAS ANNOYING
5. GRIM MATCHSTICK (the dragon somewone was talking abt in the vid) yeah id say hes pretty annoying
6. RUOMER HONEY BOTTOMS (or how u ever spell her name)
and alot more but i cant think of em rn a anorable mention goes to pokemon quest belly button cave
Fun fact: Mary-Kate and Ashley are actually fraternal twins. Of course siblings tend to look alike anyway. Especially if they're the same gender and/or close in age.
9:00 Ghostbusters, The Karate Kid, Amadeus, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, movies like that came out. :)
9:16 Og Steve death sound. OUUGGH
Title post answer: Songbob can one shot Goku composite
20:40 agreed a million times over on the summer, and we only get like 2 days of it here in Canada :p you can always put on more clothes in winter, and the snow is beautiful, summer is hot, and full of bugs T.T
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I don’t know how to describe it honestly, but I can differentiate people or even dogs by the sound of their voice (or bark), footsteps, etc. I don’t even have to know the person, I can hear two people talking, and while someone else says they sound incredibly similar, I can easily hear the difference in their tone and deepness of their voice. I didn’t even know that wasn’t how everyone else heard stuff until a month ago.
Bon Jovi actually does have a song called Shot Through the Heart, but it was on an earlier album than You Give Love a Bad Name. It was on the same album Runaway was on and wasn’t as well known. Not surprised it causes confusion.
In year 8 English we had Scott Pilgrim vs the World to analyse. This class would appear to be the target audience for this film. Of the 20 people in the class only 2 people enjoyed the movie. It is the worst piece of media I have ever seen and everyone who enjoys that movie can, respectfully, step on a Lego brick.
6:01 Ark survival evolved, my dad started playing when it came out, showed me it for the first time, started showing me how to play and then video games became a part of me, but if we’re talking about the game(s) I found on my own, Minecraft and WolfQuest were the ones
Edit: also unravel, my dad showed me that when I was younger, I still play the OG one
7:31 Surprised no one mentioned Jesse Eisenberg and Michael Cera. Granted, they don't really look to much alike, but they're type cast for pretty much the same nerdy archetype. The casting can sometimes make it a lil difficult for me to remember which one's in a particular film off hand.
4:03 Chuuya yelling. The loudest one.
4:34 being chill
Having a child is never a consious choice and is always based on instinct, without it most people would realize how much it sucks.
That's how I see it, and it starts arguments every time I had brought it up (prompted)
"You'll change your opinion eventually" is the most common response, and maybe I will, but to me it is also selfish to bring a consious being into the world only for it to have to deal with, *gestures to everything*
I have multiple opinions that can cause arguments.
7:35
Willem Dafoe and Jim Carrey
20:39. Ah you must live somewhere where the seasons aren’t just spring, summer, fall, and winter. So is it more like nice out, oven, better, and cold summer? Or something like mud, hurricanes, allergies, and more mud?
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In Spanish is
"El diario de Nikki"
(Tried to search the name in English, seems like it's called "DORK diaries" by Rachel Renée Russell)
It was like diary of a wimpy kid but for girls I guess???
It called my attention because of the cute drawings and honestly, I like to read since then, sadly, haven't read actual books in a while, but I still like to read!
I haven't seen the book in a while but man I wanna read them again, I actually never got to complete many of the books.
I had completely forgotten about it, I need to find them and read them all!
I may not find them all in my local library, but, I'll search either way!
Wish me luck!
omg I have the first like 12 or 13 of them, they were my entire childhood lol
@@denkisupremacy omg I wish I had them too! You're lucky!
@@lucasgachalife0 yep, I'm glad to have so many classic (at least to me) children's books! I hope you can read them again!
@@denkisupremacy thanks! :D
13:43 anything Terry Pratchett..
My first ones were The Amazing Maurice And His Educated Rodents, Carpet People & Wee Free Men I think
First book I read was "To be the Man" a semi-autobiography by Ric Flair... The Harry Potter series really hooked me into reading
Celebrities separated at birth: Luke Wilson and David Arquette. Also Amy Adams and Isla Fisher (not to be confused with Anna Faris and Jayma Mays). Katy Perry and Zooey Deschanel.
4:06 a lightsaber, either the darksaber or ren's
2:54 month python and the holy grail
YES!
I like pinnapple on pizza. This ended in an amazing agreement of my cousin calling me a heathen and me agree making him burst into laughter
“It’s like ninety degrees every day.”
*Chuckles in Arizona heat of up to 122 degrees F and also allergic to heat and was genuinely hospitalized once because of it*
My useless special skill is being able to gleek on command. You know when you're eating something good and your tongue shoots out saliva from underneath, sometimes feet away? That's gleeking.
i don't understand when people list their favorite games that made them better people and there's nothing from fromsoft on the list. i sometimes coldly think to myself "is it videogames you like? or is it dopamine and control of your environment? i mean, i love farming and crafting games and rpgs and shooters and tactics and all sorts of games in any genre, but i believe there are two kinds of people in the world. people who love a dark souls game and people who've never really played one.
speaking of control, control is really good actually. it's kind of got a gunsouls vibe, which is probably why i love it so much.
I'm 26, so I too miss all those cartoons listed during the childhood question. I do like the fact that I got to show them to my (currently) 15 year old brother when he was like 7, he liked Billy and Mandy, and Ed, Edd, and Eddy, but Courage the Cowardly Dog kinda freaked him out and he wouldn't watch it by himself, I don't blame him though, that show was a bit intense at times but I still love it.
Honestly, why did any parent allow their children to watch courage the cowardly dog. Looking back, that shit was nightmare fuel at times
6:01 Burnin' Rubber 5 (shockwave version on the internet),
was just scrollin thru the web doing whatever 7 year old kids do then i stumbled upon that masterpiece of a game, cried for like 2 days when Shockwave was discontinued by adobe, and all browsers updated to not support it anymore
also Gran Turismo 2 got me into professional racing games, i have like 3 different PS1s in my house, all work, i have no idea why theres 3
Okay Deltora Quest was 🔥 I am still inlove with the books and its been years. Have you read "The Impossible Quest"? They are also fire. If you have any good Medieval Fantasy genre books please let me know. Those books are just the best
Edit 1: okay yes Cartoon Network had like THE best shows and I would watch it constantly.
8:48 “wow, I’m not crazy”
I’d say my top video games that changed me were:
1. Skylanders Adventure when I was a weeee li’l lad. Even though buying the Skylanders is so dumb and a waste of money, it was so mesmerizing. I actually got my first Skylander ever, Drobot, before I even got the game. Got the game that Christmas, and it was so much fun playing with Drobot, since he was broken in the first two games. Anyways, this game really showed me what gaming can do, and I soon became a fan of the concept.
2. Super Smash Bros For WiiU was a game I played sooooo much back before Ultimate. It really helped me be more social, as I could talk about a game that almost everyone played and really helped me get my first true set of friends, who I’m still friends with to this day. My favorite mode was SmashTour (Ik haha bad mode but I loved it), I just loved that anything could happen. This game really helped me be social to others around me.
3. One of my favorite games of all time, despite it being so bad in recent years, is Five Nights At Freddy’s AR: Special Delivery. This game helped me conquer my fears of the franchise, and now I absolutely am a fan of it. I was introduced to a family friend around 2014. The showed me FnaF 1 on mobile and I was traumatized. Absolutely boycotted the entire franchise, and was horrified to go to any restaurant with that kind of thing like Chuck E. Cheese. About January 2020, my friend convinced me to give the game a try despite my many statements of not playing it. He eventually convinced me, and I was hooked. I LOVED THIS GAME, and still do! Even though it’s gone through some… things, and there hasn’t been an update in half a year, I’m still playing and completing my collection, as I still don’t have everything in the game. This is by far one of my favorites.
Honorable mentions include NSMB Wii and Mario Galaxy (1) for introducing me to Mario, A Hat In Time for showing me how to do a lot with a little and being a great platformer, Roblox Piggy for connecting me closer to people in the internet and overall being a great game, and finally, Brawl Stars. Brawl Stars is a unique one, so I’ll leave a reply detailing my thoughts about it because this is way too long. If you actually read this far, thanks for listening to me, and how these games changed me as a person.
Now Brawl Stars I joined REALLY late in the community for. I started playing around Season 6(The GoldArm Gang), which is about two years into its lifespan. I was really hooked with this game. I picked it up around the beginning of summer, and that was my whole summer. Playing season 6 and 7(Jurassic Splash), and unlocking Leon one day before his Dino Leon skin came out. I’ve been playing it since. I didn’t put it on the main list because it didn’t really teach me anything other than the fact that MOBAs are actually fun and strategy based. Anyways, thanks for listening to my TED Talk about my life, and “Stu” safe out there.
9:20 The nemesis' "S.T.A.R.S." voice line, RE:N
3:38 The Phantom Tollbooth, the demons of Ignorance specifically.
21:40 eye contact when speaking and listening. I hated being pulled out of class just to be told that I have to learn it because I am autistic like bruh I could be sitting in ceramics making a model of Korosensei instead of this crap.
0:07 Starting your own business isn't something special. 20% fail within the first year and 45% fail within the first five years.
13:39 the i survived series. always will be my favorite series idc how old.
2:54 for me it is ready player one,I still think that movie is an absolute banger
0:32 Personally- The Last Temptation of Christ.
Objectively- maybe Raiders of the Lost Ark?
I was pretty meh about reading for pleasure until I found the Goosebumps books and the Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark books. Couldn't get enough of those!
Hey Mason, Cartoon Network’s actually gonna be airing a bunch of classic series on TV this month every weekday at 6 and 7 PM to celebrate its 30th birthday!
For the which movie traumatized you I’d have to say specifically the end of Roger Rabbit. I rewatched it recently and I’m pretty sure I just repressed the ending lol
4:25 all you have lesser microwaves, mine rings three times and the last note is held!
6:00 subnautica was mine, its hard to explain just check it out
Video game that made me. Final Fantasy 7. Before this game all I’d ever seen were Mario and Sonics. FF7 opened me up to a whole realm of rpg’s. Chrono Trigger; Legend of Zelda(all); Xenogears; Legend of Dragoon; Legend of Legaia(damn lots of legends in this genre) and so many other games that have come and gone. Damn now I have to go home and dust off my copy of Chrono Trigger.
Edit to add: really dating myself here but. Video game sounds I can hear: NES Blades of Steel. The only words spoken on this old cartridge was the title of the game. But it sounded like a man with a mouth full of cotton balls and not moving their lips while doing it.
18:39 getting legos from a cart that would go around once every week
27:48 I can lift my self up but only in a certain position that makes it useless
The first book series that I got hooked on when I was around 8 years old were Goosebumps and Baby-sitter's Club. Loved those series so much! I had a classmate who loved Deltora Quest. He was always raving about it and recommending it. My cousin as well. It's been on my To Read list for decades haha. One day I will give it a shot :)
When people ask what my favorite movie I clench my teeth and start sweating, fighting the urge to babble and scream about Yakuza Like a Dragon (2007), it is the best video game movie I've ever seen, I can talk about it for hours, especially fighting scenes between Majima and Kiryu.
But instead I try to look normal and say "oh it's like.. Hobbit... I think"
What's the background music?
3:40 that one pingu episode where he’s dreaming and theres a giant seal guy
0:31 I'm disappointed that nobody mentioned Labyrinth. I forgive it for its editing because of its songs and its story.
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Funnily enough it is a toss up between Deltora Quest, I picked up the individual books at the library before I got the big book of the whole first series and subsequent world building books, and the Dragonology books, I had the big red one but also a novel which was about the guy who 'wrote' the dragonology book and two kids I read many times
I fell off from reading after primary school, I think the fixation on fantasy, especially dragons, pulled me into both and high school had the forced reading I despised, though I didn't mind Holes and read it a few times in my own time, Christopher Pike got me back in. There was no specific book that time, though The Last Vampire series is one I reread every now and then though the last two books I think got bad, his short novellas simply were easy to read and having a mix that were supernatural and some just human were good, employing different styles, such as the court set up for one because of what the plot revolved around, got me back in during my teenage years and started a years long horror special interest
16:15
Steve Irwin but a minor problem
13:39
Inheritance Cycle
The book series that really got me into reading was Warriors ( by Erin Hunter ). I read the books all the way until 2019- still haven't finished the 4th series yet lmfao. Though Percy Jackson comes in at a close second, and the Dragonbone Chair series ( my dad got me into this lol ).
20:31 At night in Arizona, it cools *down* to 90° at night. The air hits triple digits by 7:30 am and stays there until 11:30 at night. I hate Summer
For that third one, if the "Man among men" in an ensemble cast were gay... actually we need that.
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Any MHA ship including at least 2 of these characters (Midoriya, Bakugo, Todoroki, Kirishima) is cursed
the search for wanda(?) really hooked me in, as well as the mysterious benedict society and some others :)