yeah seriously, i'm trying to 'play' this game along with them by solving the puzzles in my head, with no distractions, and they are usually faster than me on literally every puzzle! ( Granted, I've never been quantified amongst the smart folks but still XD )
I think after all the years of doing UA-cam, they probably have developed dual brain. They can probably play a vs game and be the announcer explaining everything at the same time. The occasional flubs making it only funnier.
To answer Arin's question, it's not possible to always reverse-engineer the two piles into the original sequence. The easiest way to prove this is to create two different sequences that would both create the same two piles at the end. Consider the following two sequences: Triangle, Triangle, Circle, Triangle OR Triangle, Circle, Triangle, Triangle. Both different sequences but would create the same two piles: Triangle on the left, and Triangle, Circle, Triangle on the right.
well.... it depends. if you put the piles face-down and make sure to remember which pile you started from, you don't have to remember the sequence, you can just mechanically undo all that you did before ...can't you?
@@lampisfun1139 no, you can't. Consider the example again. It can happen at any time during the game, and you'll have no way of knowing which way happened
0:30 Few people mind you guys replaying games if you had fun. I mean, look at how many times you guys did frolf, or Wheel of Fortune, or Jeopardy, or Monopoly. Believe it or not, a lot of us think you're funniest and most entertaining when you're enjoying yourself. Yeah, I wouldn't want you to replay Ocarina of Time, but that's because you hate that game and when your anger gets too real it's actually kinda hard to watch because you're so miserable playing.
Nieru Yeah I think they try too hard to be like... idk I guess “proper” in their videos. They don’t play sillier games too much and they often pick popular games they find annoying. It’s a lot funner to watch them have fun than it is to watch them feel they have to talk 100% of the time and can’t focus on the game at all. Because 1. The game is less fun for them and 2. They don’t do as well in the game, making everyone (including them) frustrated. In conclusion I don’t come here for top-notch gaming or commentary, I just want them to enjoy themselves because they’re funny to watch that way.
Here's a proof by contradiction that Arin's hypothesis that you can reverse engineer decks is wrong: The "AAABA" and "ABAAA" would both result in a left pile of AA and a right pile of ABA. Therefore, you cannot always reverse engineer decks with the resulting piles. That said, you can reproduce some or most decks or most parts of most decks. For example, on the round Arin asked the question, all cards in the left pile could be put back into the right pile, except for the stars and a the last second pentagon.
I feel like you could reverse engineer it if you were given the last card and categorization. If you were given "A was the last card, and it was different," you could reproduce AAABA, and conversely "A was last, and it was same," you would get ABAAA. There could be something I'm not thinking of, though. Edit: I'm mistaken; Eva H is correct and so are you.
I mean, theoretically, you could reverse engineer it if you just covered every possible sequence, given the two piles. You might not know *which* sequence is correct without watching video of the piles being made, but *one* of those decks is definitely an exact duplicate of the original
I've been put into Isolation because I might have the Corona virus, you guys still uploading are keeping me sane. Keep up the great work, haven't found a video I didn't like yet
Starting with two simple five shape sequences: (○○□○○) and (○○○□○) We get (○○)(○□○) after splitting. So, using proof by counter example, we can definitively state that you can *not* reverse engineer a deck from the two splits.
No, you couldn't reverse engineer it. Imagine having several triangles at once in the left pile, and 2 ones close to each other in the right. The ones on the left could all have been from a single run, or could have been split apart between the two recent "first" triangles with no sequences having happened in between them.
What if you were told whether the last card was "same" or "different"? I posted the same idea on another comment, but this one has more likes. I feel like if you are given that initial (or rather, terminal) value you could reverse engineer it.
@@dragonfurry69 the last card doesn't matter as much in this case, because ambivalent sequences like the one I described can appear anywhere. Not knowing the nature of the last card would be an added problem, but even if you know it, you can't always reverse engineer it 100 percent.
@@dragonfurry69 I just checked whether the Initial or terminal values matter and nope it comes up different when you reverse it Example: Initial is ∆ given sequence: ∆∆O∆∆ so it would come up ∆L ∆L OR ∆R ∆ terminal value Reverse: Terminal value ∆ L=∆∆ R=∆O Initial value =∆ sequence: O∆∆∆∆ Initial value:∆ thanks Eva for pointing out this example :)
When Arin says, “seriously” at 29:18 it opens up Siri on my phone, which is weird because its only supposed to open to my voice. Guess me saying Siri sounds like Arin
27:29 Given two correctly sorted piles, sorted from first in to last in, top to bottom: 1. Put the top card of the right pile into a new middle pile. 2. If the top card of the left pile matches the top card of the middle pile, put the top card of the left pile onto the middle pile; otherwise, put the top card of the right pile on the middle pile instead. 3. Repeat step 2 until the left and right decks decks are empty.
this reminds me of me and my best friend XD this is the exact definition of out friendship: off task,we joke around a lot,we are weird lol,we never spend a day with out each other, everything just matches lmaoooo
Yes, as long as you are told which pile is which, you can identify the sequence. The "different" pile will identify whenever you change shapes, after all. Just reverse the order of both piles (so you can go through them face up) and know that every time the "same" pile matches the middle pile, you drop the matching card onto it. If it doesn't match, put the "different" pile card onto it. Try it with a deck of cards, sorting by suits instead of shapes.
Lol this is my favorite type of thing to watch them play. I love these and the games that they play where they gotta answer questions and stuff like the Trivial Pursuit they just did the other day. Its hilarious xD
To reverse engineer the card piles, you would compare the top card of both piles. If they are the same card, take the card from the left pile, and if they are different, take the card from the right pile.
Dan probably had an advantage during the one game because he is a musician. He looks at sheet music, sees the key and has the stored in temporary memory, or in a bar and a note is made sharp/flat and the next time that note is used in that bar, it remains sharp/flat if not noted otherwise. Just something his brain is trained to to that helps with that one game.
I think people really underappreciate how much math goes into being good at anything musical. It's especially relevant in understanding key signatures and keeping time. That being said, everyone I know who is good at music is also pretty good with language. Not necessarily spelling or knowing obscure facts, but they can read off a page and make it sound natural the first time, moreso than anyone else I know. I think overlap between academic disciplines is really interesting.
Late to the game but mathematician here and yes, you could sort the two piles back into the original sequence. There’s a (kind of) long drawn out explanation but yes, you can.
No, Arin, you can not accurately reverse engineer the piles. There just isn’t enough information there to do it. You’ll know all of the ones on the right were different, but you won’t know which same ones were grouped with which different ones. Like if you got 4 triangles in a row, then a square, then 3 more triangles, you’d have 5 triangles in the same pile together, and you wouldn’t know where to put them back the right way. Unless you were able to record yourself and refer to the video, or you just had a perfect memory. Otherwise, if it’s like a different person trying to reverse engineer the piles without knowing how they came apart, it’s impossible for them to know.
Arin, Yes ! You can reverse the sequence! By looking at the stacks: if top kard is same first go left stuck, if again same next goes also left stuck, if these is different cards then goes right stuck's card and if again same -left one. And so on!
I think you’d be able to, if you start by looking at the different pile. If you do that you keep going until you find the first shape from the different pile that matches the same pile, and go from there
Arin, you could mostly reconstruct the original sequence but there can be ambiguous piles with multiple valid reconstructions. (Although only one of those reconstructions would be equivalent to the sequence you originally had)
This game is essentially one of those old IQ tests Maybe it’s still the same, I don’t know, it was the 1990s. It’s the same basic concept of trying to figure out visual and math puzzles as fast as you can.
27:55 I feel like you could as long as there were no mistakes you would start on the same side until you get a different shape then take from the different shape pile until it matches the same pile and do that until you’ve returned the decks into one
Yes if the shape on the right is the same in the left, then the left goes in the center pile, and if they are different then the shape on the right goes in the center pile
As a magician that does a similar effect to splitting up the cards in red and black order, there is a way to reverse engineering it. You can either remember the sequence(not as hard as you would think with memory systems like mnemonic major system and binary code, since this is essentially a binary string) or you could sneakily lay the cards down differently every time a new sequence starts.
27:46 No, you wouldn't necessarily be able to reverse engineer it. Let's say you just have four shapes. You end up with ▲ in the left pile and ▲■▲ in the right pile. The original sequence could be either ▲■▲▲ or ▲▲■▲.
I have about 3% sanity left. Leprechauns are eating my cereal. My best friend is a cockroach named Stan. The queen of Nairobi talks to me in my sleep. How are you?
10% left my cat now speaks, all the people on tv keep looking at me, all my clothes keep speaking wanting me to take them off, and my food looks weird some look tough as hell others look squishy and they were only bought a week ago
Crossing my fingers that one day there will be an upload and it will be acnh cause one time dan brought up playing animal crossing and I just need them to play new horizons lol
Aw, they are learning about shapes and colors. They grow up so fast.
It was the natural next step now that people finally learned how to wash their hands
Wasn't is just a little while ago Arin used to tell stories of how he shit himself?
@@E.Frey2002 That was a bit, but I honestly wouldn't have been surprised if it was true.
Its hard 🎶under pressure🎶. Lol
It feels like it was just yesterday when arin was born without a face...I'm so proud of them.
This is an adequate replacement for the 2 months of school I’m missing
Claire heck yeah same here
So no online courses for you I guess?
I still have to do classes online... ugh
where i’m from school is closed down for the rest of the school year!
#bestcomment
Arin: "What's going on with your brain, dude?"
Also Arin: * forgets he said that 10 seconds ago *
I’m honestly so impressed that they managed to actually talk and converse on the show while playing this game which demands MEGA concentration
They sat down in a catatonic state for the rest of the day because their brains overheated
"Big brain energy" they are smarter than they let on lets be honest.
yeah seriously, i'm trying to 'play' this game along with them by solving the puzzles in my head, with no distractions, and they are usually faster than me on literally every puzzle! ( Granted, I've never been quantified amongst the smart folks but still XD )
I think after all the years of doing UA-cam, they probably have developed dual brain. They can probably play a vs game and be the announcer explaining everything at the same time. The occasional flubs making it only funnier.
"This is actually kinda easy." *IMMEDIATE FAILURE SOUND*
this applies to real life too
To answer Arin's question, it's not possible to always reverse-engineer the two piles into the original sequence. The easiest way to prove this is to create two different sequences that would both create the same two piles at the end. Consider the following two sequences:
Triangle, Triangle, Circle, Triangle
OR
Triangle, Circle, Triangle, Triangle.
Both different sequences but would create the same two piles: Triangle on the left, and Triangle, Circle, Triangle on the right.
^ yeah, that's the same thing I thought of. Curiously my mind also went to triangles as the example. I guess they're just the most shapey shape?
I didn't even understand Arin's question until I read your answer. Always appreciate a clearly-phrased explanation.
well.... it depends.
if you put the piles face-down and make sure to remember which pile you started from, you don't have to remember the sequence, you can just mechanically undo all that you did before
...can't you?
U can figure it out if u know which pile was placed into last though
@@lampisfun1139 no, you can't. Consider the example again. It can happen at any time during the game, and you'll have no way of knowing which way happened
0:30 Few people mind you guys replaying games if you had fun. I mean, look at how many times you guys did frolf, or Wheel of Fortune, or Jeopardy, or Monopoly. Believe it or not, a lot of us think you're funniest and most entertaining when you're enjoying yourself. Yeah, I wouldn't want you to replay Ocarina of Time, but that's because you hate that game and when your anger gets too real it's actually kinda hard to watch because you're so miserable playing.
100% sometimes I didn’t watch the first time they play it and if they have funny; comedy ensues
I did not watch him play Twilight Princess for this reason.
Let me introduce you to the concept of SCHADENFREUDE.
@@EvilDustMan I only watched them play Twilight Princess because I assumed he hated it less than Skyward Sword
Nieru Yeah I think they try too hard to be like... idk I guess “proper” in their videos. They don’t play sillier games too much and they often pick popular games they find annoying. It’s a lot funner to watch them have fun than it is to watch them feel they have to talk 100% of the time and can’t focus on the game at all. Because 1. The game is less fun for them and 2. They don’t do as well in the game, making everyone (including them) frustrated.
In conclusion I don’t come here for top-notch gaming or commentary, I just want them to enjoy themselves because they’re funny to watch that way.
"It helps to go back to front for me."
-Daniel Avidan, 2020
Gdi I wasn't even thinking that but now I am XD
I'd give you a like but at the time of this reply, you're at 69 likes already
“Forcing our addled brains to do puzzles” is just me in math class
Oh mood
Me too math sucks
It should be everyone during every class, that's what makes you learn
James Blenkinsopp It’s a joke. I just meant math is the subject I’m worst in
I felt that 😂😂😂
title: forcing our adequately addled minds to do puzzles
Me: it’s big brain time
“Positive rate 94. That’s how I’m trying to be in real life”
Arin is such an icon, I love him
It's adorable how competitive they get over learning.
Fully decked out emergency sandwiches are on their way to you via drone drop, sweet Ben. Stay Golden, Ponyboy.
It's too late, his brain is applesauce now.
Apparently editing this video hurt Ben’s brain so much that he misspelled the word “help” in the description and didn’t even notice
Unless it was on purpose for the bit
Erik Canady maybe
Maybe he really needs to be hlepped. You know the feeling when ya just gotta get someone to hlep you out
Here's a proof by contradiction that Arin's hypothesis that you can reverse engineer decks is wrong:
The "AAABA" and "ABAAA" would both result in a left pile of AA and a right pile of ABA. Therefore, you cannot always reverse engineer decks with the resulting piles.
That said, you can reproduce some or most decks or most parts of most decks. For example, on the round Arin asked the question, all cards in the left pile could be put back into the right pile, except for the stars and a the last second pentagon.
I feel like you could reverse engineer it if you were given the last card and categorization. If you were given "A was the last card, and it was different," you could reproduce AAABA, and conversely "A was last, and it was same," you would get ABAAA. There could be something I'm not thinking of, though.
Edit: I'm mistaken; Eva H is correct and so are you.
@@dragonfurry69 I replied to you on my comment as well, but: no, because ambivalent sequences like this can appear anywhere, not just at the end.
@@dragonfurry69 and in your example, even if you knew it was a same, it could still also be AABAA! So not clear in that example either
I mean, theoretically, you could reverse engineer it if you just covered every possible sequence, given the two piles. You might not know *which* sequence is correct without watching video of the piles being made, but *one* of those decks is definitely an exact duplicate of the original
@@RabblesTheBinx that kind of defeats the point of reverse engineering though, doesn't it?
Cant Wait to see them share a single braincell throughout this lmao
My Music ist the best. (come from germany)
@@JohnPlayerDaniel no you look up Snuff Rap Mafia..they are really lit!
4:25 reminded me of Doki Doki. "Birds, they can fly / fishes, they can swim"
I'm having Vietnam flashbacks now
The "they" is superfluous, it was just "Birds can fly / Humans can try" and so on
Circles there are 3. Squares there are 2. Birds can fly.
That’s 2 complete lines of a Haiku.
Purple is yummy.
Haiku finished
It's snowing on Mt. Fuji.
People can try
LizInACan but that’s about it
I've been put into Isolation because I might have the Corona virus, you guys still uploading are keeping me sane. Keep up the great work, haven't found a video I didn't like yet
“Circles there are 3. Stars there are 6. Eagles can fly. Cheetahs can run. Triangles there are 4.”
"fair to call it a draw" -Danny after purposefully messing Arin up
Starting with two simple five shape sequences: (○○□○○) and (○○○□○)
We get (○○)(○□○) after splitting.
So, using proof by counter example, we can definitively state that you can *not* reverse engineer a deck from the two splits.
4:49--few things make me laugh like Dan's "Oh, god!"
We be learning things in quarantine, guys
U rite
No, you couldn't reverse engineer it.
Imagine having several triangles at once in the left pile, and 2 ones close to each other in the right. The ones on the left could all have been from a single run, or could have been split apart between the two recent "first" triangles with no sequences having happened in between them.
What if you were told whether the last card was "same" or "different"? I posted the same idea on another comment, but this one has more likes. I feel like if you are given that initial (or rather, terminal) value you could reverse engineer it.
@@dragonfurry69 the last card doesn't matter as much in this case, because ambivalent sequences like the one I described can appear anywhere. Not knowing the nature of the last card would be an added problem, but even if you know it, you can't always reverse engineer it 100 percent.
Wrong.
@@dragonfurry69 I just checked whether the Initial or terminal values matter and nope it comes up different when you reverse it
Example:
Initial is ∆
given sequence: ∆∆O∆∆
so it would come up
∆L
∆L
OR
∆R
∆ terminal value
Reverse:
Terminal value ∆
L=∆∆
R=∆O
Initial value =∆
sequence: O∆∆∆∆
Initial value:∆
thanks Eva for pointing out this example :)
@@InsaniacManiac665 explain your reasoning please?
I just love seeing them have fun I don't care what they play!! Episodes like these make me so happy :) Just them goofing around is so great!
"Guess I'm more of a visual guy and you're more of an asshole" really got me
Difficulty selection pops up
*Dan immediately sweats
If the boi could sweat, he would.
The Dual Brains logo has the same color scheme and general look of the Baskin-Robbins logo.
Daskin-Bobbins.
Truly a big brain moment
no dont say that or arin will ask the developers of dual brain to jizz on his face
"I prefer the math" - A phrase I've never heard before in my life~
You must not know any accountants or programmers.
Have another one. Math is fun for me.
It's Home Schooling, Grump Style!
Why isn't this an actual accredited system? The youth worldwide would be so into school if it was.
"I guess i'm more of a visual guy and you're more of a stupid asshole"
that really got me good, this episode is golden
Since school’s closed for us for the rest of the year, I wonder if watching this will give me enough credits for an advanced diploma.
Determined was the word Dan was looking for and I can relate deeply to that mindset.
When Arin says, “seriously” at 29:18 it opens up Siri on my phone, which is weird because its only supposed to open to my voice.
Guess me saying Siri sounds like Arin
Arin has set off my ok google several times
The shape division test being hard for Arin makes sense, since they use something very similar to diagnose ADHD.
27:29 Given two correctly sorted piles, sorted from first in to last in, top to bottom:
1. Put the top card of the right pile into a new middle pile.
2. If the top card of the left pile matches the top card of the middle pile, put the top card of the left pile onto the middle pile; otherwise, put the top card of the right pile on the middle pile instead.
3. Repeat step 2 until the left and right decks decks are empty.
What a coincidence! I was just rewatching the first video of the game last night.
this reminds me of me and my best friend XD this is the exact definition of out friendship: off task,we joke around a lot,we are weird lol,we never spend a day with out each other, everything just matches lmaoooo
This video was the perfect amount of wholesome and witty, I will probably be coming back to this video often. Love you guys
Normal people- sweat when exercising
Arin- sweats when thinking
The idea of Ben rocking back and forth eating applesauce is honestly my mood during this quarantine
Yes, as long as you are told which pile is which, you can identify the sequence. The "different" pile will identify whenever you change shapes, after all. Just reverse the order of both piles (so you can go through them face up) and know that every time the "same" pile matches the middle pile, you drop the matching card onto it. If it doesn't match, put the "different" pile card onto it.
Try it with a deck of cards, sorting by suits instead of shapes.
Lol this is my favorite type of thing to watch them play. I love these and the games that they play where they gotta answer questions and stuff like the Trivial Pursuit they just did the other day. Its hilarious xD
I'll "hlep" you, Ben. You are not alone, we are all here for you... in your head.
13:33 I immediately heard Filling In The Name Of in my head & got PTSD of arin screaming NO I'M NOT GONNA FILL THAT SPACE !!!!
Connect shapes would totally be my jam
Connect shapes was the only one where my confidence was well founded. The others just didn't work with my brain as good as the winner
To reverse engineer the card piles, you would compare the top card of both piles. If they are the same card, take the card from the left pile, and if they are different, take the card from the right pile.
Dan probably had an advantage during the one game because he is a musician. He looks at sheet music, sees the key and has the stored in temporary memory, or in a bar and a note is made sharp/flat and the next time that note is used in that bar, it remains sharp/flat if not noted otherwise. Just something his brain is trained to to that helps with that one game.
They should do the second one. It’s reflexes.
It makes sense that Arin (the cartoonist) would be better at the shape games, while Dan (the musician) would be better at the math based ones.
I think people really underappreciate how much math goes into being good at anything musical. It's especially relevant in understanding key signatures and keeping time.
That being said, everyone I know who is good at music is also pretty good with language. Not necessarily spelling or knowing obscure facts, but they can read off a page and make it sound natural the first time, moreso than anyone else I know.
I think overlap between academic disciplines is really interesting.
Late to the game but mathematician here and yes, you could sort the two piles back into the original sequence. There’s a (kind of) long drawn out explanation but yes, you can.
my ADHD ass watching this at 1.5 speed: how tf are they doing this so fast...
"I didn't get 100% positive though! You had that high positive."
Arin.... he had a lower percentage than you did...
No, Arin, you can not accurately reverse engineer the piles. There just isn’t enough information there to do it. You’ll know all of the ones on the right were different, but you won’t know which same ones were grouped with which different ones. Like if you got 4 triangles in a row, then a square, then 3 more triangles, you’d have 5 triangles in the same pile together, and you wouldn’t know where to put them back the right way. Unless you were able to record yourself and refer to the video, or you just had a perfect memory. Otherwise, if it’s like a different person trying to reverse engineer the piles without knowing how they came apart, it’s impossible for them to know.
I feel like I'd enjoy education in schools more if it was taught by Arin and Dan, thats the honest truth.
"Professor Sexbang, were there really dinosaurs in space?"
"...uh, Yeah."
Top of the morning! Watching these with my addled brain sucks, love you.
12:58 nice Bob Dylan impression
Me, tracing my finger all over my phone screen to try and help them: “c’mon guys this is easy”
Ahhhh! I've been needing to refill my prescription of happiness, and I found it.
“THERE ARE S I X S T A R S”
“There are 5...?
“I K N O W”
-Game Grumps, 2020
Arin forgetting something he said 5 seconds ago. I now that feeling.
Omg the same, different, cult talk killed me.😂
I love this game's techno rock! Brings back memories of classic Dynasty Warriors (3-5).
With the different different same same game I have to swing my noggin in the direction so I probably look pretty stupid lol
Arin, Yes ! You can reverse the sequence!
By looking at the stacks: if top kard is same first go left stuck, if again same next goes also left stuck, if these is different cards then goes right stuck's card and if again same -left one. And so on!
I think you’d be able to, if you start by looking at the different pile. If you do that you keep going until you find the first shape from the different pile that matches the same pile, and go from there
Let’s hope they don’t ask how to spell eye 👁
*ewe
I feel like the answer to Arin’s question is essentially a game of solitaire.
I'm so impressed Dan held that "killer" pee for 6 extra minutes.
Arin, you could mostly reconstruct the original sequence but there can be ambiguous piles with multiple valid reconstructions. (Although only one of those reconstructions would be equivalent to the sequence you originally had)
THERE! ARE! FOUR! LIGHTS!
Is what I kept thinking while Dan was counting shapes like that
This game is essentially one of those old IQ tests Maybe it’s still the same, I don’t know, it was the 1990s. It’s the same basic concept of trying to figure out visual and math puzzles as fast as you can.
Man, I really hope Billy is doing okay ;(
This game seems like a lot of fun.
@23:25, I was literally saying “same, different, same” etc out loud along when Danny commented about hearing the video saying that, surreal timing
Okay, so.... as a Yeacher's assistant, listening to you guys struggle with these games made me laugh.... a lot.
I have a list of things to do while in quarantine, first thing on my list was watch Game Grumps ✌❤
27:55 I feel like you could as long as there were no mistakes you would start on the same side until you get a different shape then take from the different shape pile until it matches the same pile and do that until you’ve returned the decks into one
23:28 - A cult...? Say, I'm in a cult too!
Unus Annus, Unus Annus, Unus Annus!!
Somebody needs to go "hlep" Ben. Judging from his current spelling capacities, he needs the hlep pretty fast.
he ded
Billy still hasn't gotten his surgeon after the 55 bash wounds to the head.
Yes if the shape on the right is the same in the left, then the left goes in the center pile, and if they are different then the shape on the right goes in the center pile
Not a mathematician but I believe that you could not reverse engineer the sequence without knowing which card was played last.
As a magician that does a similar effect to splitting up the cards in red and black order, there is a way to reverse engineering it. You can either remember the sequence(not as hard as you would think with memory systems like mnemonic major system and binary code, since this is essentially a binary string) or you could sneakily lay the cards down differently every time a new sequence starts.
27:46 No, you wouldn't necessarily be able to reverse engineer it. Let's say you just have four shapes. You end up with ▲ in the left pile and ▲■▲ in the right pile. The original sequence could be either ▲■▲▲ or ▲▲■▲.
As someone named Billy, it makes me super happy when they use that name for bits. It's like they're talking right to me.
There's a Blue Murder (rock) song called "Billy".
0:04 I swear that S was delayed lol 14:16-14:19 LOL I'm dead
BUY HIS BOOK!!
Arin: "i don't want people to be like 'hey, didn't they play this already?'"
Me: "MORE KIRBY'S DREAM COURSE!!"
omg i have to say the sorting shapes thing out loud too
This video fuels my soul
How's isolation for everyone 😁 how much sanity do y'all have left
My music is nice like chicken wings 💛
I have about 3% sanity left. Leprechauns are eating my cereal. My best friend is a cockroach named Stan. The queen of Nairobi talks to me in my sleep. How are you?
I'm still working
10% left my cat now speaks, all the people on tv keep looking at me, all my clothes keep speaking wanting me to take them off, and my food looks weird some look tough as hell others look squishy and they were only bought a week ago
Yes.
I love how the DB logo looks like a super happy face when it’s upside down
Saying someone has a “smooth brain” is such a unique but fucking savage insult. That is funny stuff
First game hurt my brain. Thanks Ralph and Billy for distracting me.
you guys are making this quarantine so much easier lol
Crossing my fingers that one day there will be an upload and it will be acnh cause one time dan brought up playing animal crossing and I just need them to play new horizons lol
These are the kinds of questions we had to answer to get admitted to dental school.