Monopoly, My Little Pony, The Witcher
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Kelly Nugent, Zac Oyama, and Jessica Clemons look for corrections in My Little Pony and more.
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24:05
"Um, actually, life is not?"
"Life is."
That's powerful.
I can't wait to get there!
Death:
And I took that personally.
life finds a way
C’est la vie.
IIRC, she was in the Finn and Jake focused miniseries on HBO Max.
Um, actually: Should've given that point for how nobody plays Monopoly by the real rules, since the original rules were specifically designed to render the game unplayable as an object lesson on the evils of Capitalism.
yes but that's not monopoly, that previous antimonopoly version was called the landslord game.
Um actually: Monopoly is still very much unpleasant and unplayable 😊
See Brennan would have told more people to "get in the comments" to ensure this response.
Um actually, most house rules make the game less playable and drag it out by injecting money into the game at random
Um, actually I played Monopoly by all the official rules.
I will never get tired of Zac's energy. He just seems so sweet...
Check him out in d20
Are you his dad?
Zac is a master of physical comedy without doing slapstick, I can’t explain it but he’s so good at embodying a joke.
@@LierzFamilyMinistry I love him in D20 also ^_^
@@oldvlognewtricks I am not. But I can see how he might be confused about that. Probably good to just keep asking everyone he comes across... After all, you never know. haha.
Zac stealing the Monopoly question only to get told he was incorrect was so good! Mike often forgets to say they forgot to say um actually, so he often says if they're right or wrong first.. But this time he did it properly and the reactions he got were so good haha
Yeah Zach got wrecked lmao
It was a dirty dirty Trapp card and Zac pounced on it beautifully
@@ntlespino and it was glorious!
@@ntlespino *ba dum tss*
Um actually, black widow used her hacking skills in the Apple store when she and Cap were on the run
Fun fact: when "Cat Hermione" stays mostly in the gloom, this is at least partially to disguise the fact that it's not Emma Watson but her stunt double, Flick Miles, because Emma had an allergic reaction to the glue in the makeup.
That was a fun fact.
I thought she looked different
What a diva
@@madsorcerer that's cause she took the polymorph potion
@UC5pACZFiycBVHxeKKNXA7YA the fuck do you want her to do, not have an allergic reaction?
Zach saying “I heard you quit football” when talking about Uncles is so spot on for a nerd who grew up in Alabama. Every holiday or Sunday lunch I had to disappoint all my uncles by telling them I played soccer and did choir!
Came down here to mention how funny Zac's football riff was.
Cousin Linc?!!? Hoooooly catsssss. =) Your Wyoming cousin here. =) Of all the fantastic places to find you THIS one tops the list! I can confirm for any readers here that he DID have to tell all of his uncles that he was a super choir nerd but I'm not sure that any of them on his dad's side would have been disappointed.... they were all a bunch of engineering dorks. ;) Good to see you buddy. My 2021 would have been a LOT less tolerable without Um, Actually for sure! May it bring you as many laughs and smiles as it has me for lo these many years. =)
I feel grateful to have been a witness to this family reunion
@@paulkim6631 for real! I think its been more than 20 years since Linc and I were in the same room. =) this was a bizarre but fantastic and appropriate happenstance.
Cousin Shaner? Of all the UA-cam channels in all the world you roll into this one! Yeah I’d say it’s been well over 20 years! Miss you buddy!
As someone from Pennsylvania I was very excited to see my little man The Squonk get some acknowledgment. Mans is just a little creature so aware of his own ugliness he doesn’t stop crying, poor guy
Lmao squonk is what I call my dogs squeaky toys
@@fisharepeopletoo9653 And after your dog is done they look like squonks
Then when he gets cornered he dissolves himself in his teats
my boy the squonk finally gets some recognition! wait but he wouldnt want to be recognized. what have we done
@@cadenpozzy2456 he's only going to cry harder now!
Um actually, Black Widow also uses non-specific "hacking"-type skills in the opening action scene of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, where she has a side-mission to steal data from the S.H.I.E.L.D. barge that Batroc the Leaper's pirates seized.
She also does so in the Apple Store when they’re on the run.
I was looking for this comment!
Additionally in What If...?
In Lucy, Scarlett Johansson becomes a dang computer.
Did she also use it in her stand alone movie to steal data from those bad guys? But using someone's password on their personal computer isn't technically hacking right? I remember her stealing data by faking a handprint or something
8:15 Kelly: " 'Squonk' just sounds like something someone Australian might say "
Me, an Australian, out loud to myself: " 'Squonk'... Yeah fair enough "
*fair dinkum 😜
Um, actually: Rung’s alternate mode is not a useless stick, it’s a staff specifically used to create a number of Matrixes in the IDW comic series he originated in. He is able to do this due to him essentially being the Transformers equivalent of God (known as Primus) reborn as a new being with no memory of his past life.
So he transforms into a Fancy Stick.
@@Condorito380 it's a useful stick.
sounds like transformers apologia
yes! i was wondering if someone had said it before me :D
Um actually
That's stupid
Don't remember if it gets corrected in the next episode, but Whiplash definitely didn't "fail to kill" Stark at the race because that wasn't what he was trying to do. I mean, Stark takes at least a full minute for his suit-up sequence and Ivan is all like "neat bro, I'm just gonna watch this happen." At the end of the confrontation he is being dragged to jail saying "you lose". Because his actual target was his and father's legacy, to embarrass him in the public eye.
Good catch but you didn't say Um Actually
Also even though whiplash did technically create the drones it was very much Hammer's project so I think Zac should've been considered correct with his first answer.
Um, Actually, Don't remember if it gets corrected in the next episode, but Whiplash definitely didn't "fail to kill" Stark at the race because that wasn't what he was trying to do. I mean, Stark takes at least a full minute for his suit-up sequence and Ivan is all like "neat bro, I'm just gonna watch this happen." At the end of the confrontation he is being dragged to jail saying "you lose". Because his actual target was his and father's legacy, to embarrass him in the public eye.
@@guycoolSpore2
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um actually the minute long suit up sequence only took like 4 seconds in-universe, its like the power rangers morphing sequence
Um, actually, Whiplash didn't "fail" to kill Tony Stark at the Grand Prix, because he wasn't actually trying to kill him. He already knew that Tony was dying of palladium poisoning, so his goal was to publicly discredit him by showing the crowd that he replicated the same technology.
I have no idea how Jess thought the Minotaur was a United States thing..?! it's one of the most famous greek mythological creatures
I was also wondering that
American education system can do that
She was probably thinking of "Mikey the Minotaur" from New York who lives just a few doors down and keeps to himself. You don't really hear from him, but if you ever catch a glimpse of him as your heading into your apartment, you'll notice he's got a look about him as if 'the lights are on but nobody's home'. Late at night, as well, there's shuffling in his apartment and the smell of chicken parmigiana in the air, and as you try to drift back to sleep you wonder to yourself 'I wonder what he does for a living.' A question you'll never know the answer to, and if you ever found out, he'd have to kill you.
She might've equivocated the Charging Bull of Wall Street with the Minotaur.
@@Liide12 Wall St. is on the East Coast???
Fun fact: this French snail monster isn't even the only snail monster we have! Somehow a lot of tapestries have snails on them lmao
Cryptogeography has to be one of my favorite types of shiny shiny questions. It's always fun to learn about mythology from all around the world imo!
correction: Um actually Black Widow's hacking ability does come into play in Captain American the Winter Soldier when they are in the apple store hacking the usb drive that Cap was given, whoever created the firewall was 'slightly smarter than me, slightly' according to Black Widow.
Anyone else want to see them get the oldest employees they have, just to make an episode all about ancient forgotten pop culture?
This isn't really a correction, but further expansion about the jellyfish thing-- warm/hot water (not scalding hot!) is also helpful for jellyfish stings (one of my old professors does a lot of jellyfish research and is known as the Jellyfish Lady)
Is that why people started to think urine worked ? Because it's usually warm.
@@bouboulroz usually... There must be a very prepared mom out there with cold urin in a Tupperware container. 😂
Umm, actually, hot water isnt ALSO helpful. For Major/ Tropical Jellyfish stings, use vinegar or seawater. For Minor/ nontropical jellyfish/ bluebottles, use warm or sea water.
Incorrect treatment can generally make it worse, and for tropical jellyfish, we are talking death. So when in doubt, seawater.
@@nicklandkroon8182 Um actually, a systematic review from 2015 by Wilcox and Yanagihara supports use of hot water immersion as a treatment (Yanagihara was my former professor, btw, so I got this info from the expert). Yes, if you're getting nitpicky, regions and severity of sting matter, but hot water is still a reasonable measure (UpToDate recommends that if you're in the tropical Australian/Indo-Pacific region and the victim is suffering from Irukandji syndrome/severe systemic derangements, vinegar first and tentacle removal, and then cold water, in addition to any supportive care needed. If the victim is stung in that region, but the sting is not severe, just tentacle removal and hot water. Outside of the tropical Australian/Indo-Pacific region, forego the vinegar, remove the tentacles, rinse with seawater, and then hot water immersion).
Yeah, as an aussie first aider, that makes sense. Lol.
Skandinavian here, glad you added the Myling, its my favourite (Swedish) mythological creature as it is both horrifying and gives a good insight into the way people lived back in the 18/19 century.
I knew it had to be either Swedish or Finnish, based on the name. Norwegian myself and have never heard of them before now, but myling sounds very Swedish and also there's Lille My from Moomin lol
And yeah can confirm it's probably one of the most fucked up folklore creatures from Scandinavia I've seen, beating the nisse by a bit lmao
@@psykodactyle I believe the My in Myling referees to Myr (Eng: Bog) so a translation to English would be 'Bogling'. Probably because if you wanted to hide the body of an infant, the bog was probably the place to go. Few visitors, loose soil easy to dig in even for a young woman weak after childbirth.
Also see (Google) related: Änglamakerskor (Angelmakers)
Very reminiscent of creepy woman-like Filipino folk creatures
när jag va liten såg jag en grej på UR som handlade om en myling och det skrämde skiten ur mig
So it seems like it's basically the botchling from The Witcher 3. Same suffix too. Wonder why the witcher had to make up their own monster instead of just calling It a myling.
Um actually, Rung turns into a device that can be used to weld the photonic crystals he can create together, like we see him do when he creates the Matrix of Leadership. Also, fun fact, he is Primus.
Also also, Reflector, while often referred to as such in camera mode, is technically three separate characters: Spectro, Spyglass, and Viewfinder, who all combine to form the camera.
Honestly that feels worse 😄
"No, it's not one transformer that just turns into a camera - it takes _three whole futuristic robot people_ to combine into a film camera" 😅
@@Hyrulistic It kinda is. I think they shared a hive mind, but it’s still a case of “if one’s missing, we can’t transform.” HasTak sorta fixed it in the recent toy line by having each individual bit turn into a (kinda bs excuse for one) spaceship to justify selling them individually (you had to army build to make the camera).
@@InfernalBanana it’s so dumb, because apparently one of the transformers can turn into a part of a city
@@PixelRockett several can turn into cities: Metroplex, Trypticon, Fortress Maximus, Scorponok, Metrotitan, etc. It makes sense canonically, but I can understand how absurd it is out of context.
@@InfernalBanana do they combine to create Los Angeles
Um actually, in Monopoly, there are more instances where doubles won't get you an extra roll. Eg. If a doubles would land you on a "Go to Jail" space, or onto a Chance or Community space, and get a "Go to Jail" card
Depending on how you interpret it, rolling those doubles still give you an extra roll. However, getting sent to jail immediately ends your turn, so you'd don't get to use your extra roll.
@@pldl10 um, actually the main instance described in the show was getting OUT of jail. But I think your example is probably a case as well.
What do we define as "cosmic force?" Jake the Dog is actually a shape shifter extra terrestrial that was implanted in his dog father to gestate.
Also after his death in Distant Lands, Jake transcends everything and basically becomes a cosmic force as well.
What a freaking show!
@@hatladiee True, but that did not exist at the time this episode was made.
I think they're referring to Finn's past life as the blue comet.
@@talmagejones They are, but the point is that Jake is a cosmic entity too.
PSA for those lurking in the stacks: the sex in Clan of the Cave Bear is super non-consentual. About 3/4 of the way through Valley of the Horses is where the nice fun starts. Also, all of the many sex scenes in the rest of the series (and there are a lot) are pretty repetitive.
Super true.
Ayla strength about overcoming (eventually) that trauma helped me so much.
they didn't even have the decency to get creative with their porn
Um, actually, Zac was right about one of the monsters in "Skellige's Most Wanted" being a big dumb idiot: the ice troll certainly qualifies. Of all the sentient creatures in the game that speak aloud, the trolls are the dimmest by far, kind of like big lumbering toddlers, whereas dopplers, godlings and werewolves (and succubi, higher vampires, crones, etc.) all have more fully developed intelligence similar to adult humans.
Also, um actually, the quest is a DLC add-on that was not released until a month after the release of the main game, so tecccchnically it was not a part of "The Witcher 3" at launch.
I don't think the question specified whether the quest was in the game at launch or not. It's in the game, full stop, no matter when it was added, so it's still part of The Witcher 3.
@KelpTheGreat this was literally a YEAR ago I don't even remember writing this but fair enough.
You're confusing the human virtue of intelligence with species intelligence, if we had a species irl with the intelligence of a toddler we would most certainly call it an intelligent species despite not being very clever.
I have no mouth and I must scream!! So rarely do I get something on one of these episodes, much less something the players miss!! Fucking love that story, recognized it’s art instantly!!
THIS IS MEEEE I'm screaming quietly to myself because I finally recognize smth
I have a mouth and I must not scream when
Gamechanger x Um, Actually crossover where they start at the same time but Gamechanger contestants choose one of the Um, Actually contestants at random and halfway through the Gamechangers swap with Um, Actually crew and the hosts just continue as if nothing happened. The winners are the unknowing team that got the most points between both games.
Um actually, Cuber is not a cosmic entity or deity, he merely exists in the future with advanced technology, though he does also have the ability to see past the fourth wall he is not the only (nor the first) to do so within the show. Additionally, Finn is a reincarnation of a cosmic force, he is closer to a demi-deity than he is to a true cosmic entity.
came here to see if anyone had commented this, because i assumed the mistake to be cuber being included. cuber's just some guy who happens to live in space
what about the cosmic owl
also jake is definitely a 'cosmic entity' cause he's an alien child of a shape shifting planet, and also maybe kinda Prismo.
I came here to wonder about this, as I thought that Jake’s blue dad (Warren Ampersand, I think?) would be considered a cosmic deity since he had magical powers and was a whole planet
This is the last studio filmed one to be uploaded isn't it. The remaining 20 odd over at dropout are all zoom episodes mid pandemic. Weird to think of.
Good news! They said on their Twitter that they just filmed a new batch of episodes! The Remote Era is almost over!
How far behind is UA-cam compared to Dropout? If you happen to know?
@@yourmother7845 Oh, two seasons, easy. They filmed two seasons remotely and are only now getting back into the studio
@@yourmother7845 about 40 episodes. This is season 3 and dropout has 2 more seasons and I know season 5 has 20.
Do a websearch for "um actually wiki list of episodes" (without quotes) they have all the episodes to date listed. It has spoilers for who wins though.
Rum also helps with jellyfish stings. My wife and I were in the Caribbean and she was stung on the lip by baby jellyfish or something. The keeper of the house we were staying at suggested Rum. Oh, it's good to pour in the sting as well.
I know this was already recorded a year or more ago, but Mike said Black Widow's expert hacking ability is not further explored after this movie, but in timeline order, Black Widow does leak Hydra's information, I believe in The Winter Soldier
Used in a few spots. She is stealing info on the ship while cap battles batroc. She acesses the info at a genius bar to gain the Intel about camp Lehigh. Then accesses and destroys Zol-AI.
She also uses it in the Black Widow movie
@@aarontokay1463 True but if this was made a year ago Black Widow wasn't out then so they wouldn't have known.
@@Mary_Studios Thank you, I did not know this. But here's a pedantic correction. I don't think using someone's password to gain access to their personal computer is technically hacking right? To qualify as hacking it has to be from one computer to another? Maybe I'm wrong on this.
She also does it in the Lego games
In the Hungarian version of Harry Potter, it spells "Áruló", which directly translates to Traitor. So Zach was technically right. In some sense of the word.
What you said was true, from a certain point of view.
The reason most people dont like monopoly and think it takes too long, is because they dont play by the official rules. They make house rules that keep reintroducing money back into the game which the rules work very hard to make you spend quickly.
Also one of the reasons why people think the browns are bad: the money they steal from players is offset by parking money and double go's.
I love it when the fake thing is the last one to be guessed in "Find the Fake"!
Um Actually, the first thing you should do after being stung by a jellyfish is to determine the species. This is because depending on what stung you, your next step may be going to the Emergency room for anaphylaxis or antivenin.
I like how Mike started to describe Funkotron as a real place but stopped himself.
Um actually, skellige's most wanted is a super great quest.
The fact that the conversation they get into about Rung is EXACTLY the narrative he was created for… good on ya IDW, you got a HUGE portion of his story across in 1 image
Um actually, Trapp says, after the question, that Widow's hacking prowess doesn't come back but when she and Cap are on the run they go into an Apple store and then again when in the secret underground base where they activate the German scientist's consciousness in/on the computers there. Both of these times Widow does the hacking.
Um actualy, while the Minotaur takes place ON Crete it isn't actualy from Crete, it is a legend that the other Greek cultures came up with to explain Cretian culture and vilify them during imperial expansion, particularly by Athans.
I just realized on the shelf above the contestants they have a spherical Rubik's cube right next to the cube-shaped Pokeballs.
all of the things there are off a bit aimed to trigger fans of that franchise
@@ipraytovodka yeah I know, I just think it’s funny having those two side by side.
It doesn't happen often, but I would've won the cryptogeography round because I made the same assumption about France, and knew the origin of the minotaur, but also knew about the squonk. Thank you, prog-rock-obsession phase. Squonk is a banger of a song from the Genesis album Trick of the Tail.
The Cryptogeography ones always upset me a bit because that is one of the few categories/games I would be REALLY good at! My knowledge of random mythical beasts is extensive and utterly useless in my day to day!
As a pennslyvanian I've never heard of the Squonk but God do I love it now
16:50 Um Actually Hermione didn't have her cat until Prisoner of Azkaban. In the previous book, Chamber of Secrets, Hermione accidentally pulled a cat hair off of Millicent Bulstrode's robes and put it the Polyjuice Potion and then drank it.
Fast forwarding thru the sponsor spot ten seconds at a time was particularly exciting this episode 😂
Trapp, you silly! Black Widow uses hacking skills frequently in Winter Soldier! It's just not focused on as much. Someone else will get this for sure.
When I saw the sickle weasels I was so happy cause I knew they were from Japan and what Snealse/Weaville (sorry if I spelled those wrong it's 1 am lol) pokemon are based on, and they hunt in like packs of 3 where one slice, one collects blood, and the other stitches up the wound and it happens so quick no one notices what happened.
I also knew them! Because there’s a monster hunter monster based on em!
"they must buy it or it goes up for auction?" This sounds like the perfect rule that could shorten games to a reasonable time and I've never heard of it!
Um actually.......Ripcord is the name of a real Transformer. He just doesn't transform into a keyboard. Haha!
Well played all around. That was alot points for the group in general.
I needed something to listen too while working and you guys came in clutch as usual!
Same! ☺️
I Binger listening to these at work but there's a scene in here with Zak that is a must see 🤣
Um actually the correct form of to is "to" not "too"
@@CatsMeow_ Um actually, just a friendly reminder that correcting people’s grammar is seen in some circles as an act of ableism and classism.
“WHOOPS I FUCKED UP AND YOU CAUGHT ME” is one of the best transitions I’ve seen on UA-cam
23:28 I would honestly watch all the movies if every character got their own subtle development throughout the movies. Like if we see a character buff and big in a movie we can back to the previous one and see maybe whey protein, tiny weights, and grip strengtheners
that pun at the end is the best thing in this entire show
That's the first time I've had a reaction like that. Them not knowing metroplex was real. He is one of my favorites. I've so wanted to see him in the live action movies..
Redwall! You unlocked a memory of mine, I used to love that series
UHM Actually Black Widow does show off her hacking skills again in Captain America, Winter Soldier, when her and Cap go into the Apple store to locate a signal's source.
as well as two of the What If episodes... (What if the world lost it's mightiest heroes?, and What if Ultron Won?)
My weekly serotonin. Thanks college humor/dropout!
I have a feeling Lapetus plays Monopoly by the official rules...
and it's a lonely life
I didn’t understand that bit. Who’s Lapetus?
The second shiny question caused me physical pain as they named off the 3 real Transformers that I for sure knew about
Yeah, the only one I was iffy on was Scrounge
@@InfernalBanana i thought Rung was a pen
@@Archon762 Yeah, I get that. He’s a spark igniter/photonic crystal welder. He used his alt-mode to weld these crystals he makes that can house spark energy to create the Matrix of Leadership back when he was Primus, before he lost his memory and took the name Rung.
Rung :" I'm a Stick! "
Decepticon :" you could be fire "
There it is! Haha, and way better than whatever lame attempt at a reference I was going to make
No one i talk to EVER knows Clan of the Cave Bear, i am SO STOKED to see it here. I started reading it in 6th grade by recommendation of my mother.
Um actually, in the quest Skellige's Most Wanted for Witcher, it’s not only the werewolf that tries to kill you. Depending on who you help or kill in the game, you either just fight the werewolf or fight everyone except the godling
Glad to see the Squonk get some pop culture attention, he's a good little cryptid. :)
Um Actually, Black Widow also used her hacking prowlers in Captain America 2 The Winter Soldier. She used it both on the boat in the opening scene, and at the end when Fury shows up. She also used it in her Solo film Black Widow.
Not just Iron Man 2
I will never get tired of Kelly's energy. She just sees so down to earth...
Um actually, Black Widow uses her expert hacking skills in Winter Soldier to release SHIELD/HYDRA files.
Me getting 4/6 points on the book one when I don't read books was weird. Especially when I got the answers wrong on the things I actually knew about. But still this is the best trivia gameshow I've ever seen. Finally they're asking the questions that matter!
That's funny, which did you get and which did you miss?
Um Actually, 5:17 that point already went to Zac, I have and currently continue to reject your use of future tense, as colloquial as it may have been. Thanks, I enjoyed the show as always!
It’s crazy how I know the correction to EVERY statement as soon as Trapp starts speaking!
"You can know anything, once the answer has already been given." -- B.C.
When those divots really wear into that couch, you could have a Bumm Actually episode. The statements essentially write themselves!
*assentially
@@Mantaur104 no, he spelt it right
I so desperately wish I could join for a Harry Potter episode because EVERY question they ask, I am mentally pressing the buzzer as soon as the incorrect thing is said
(In this case, as soon as the word "snitch" was uttered)
I thought much the same however my correction would have been that technically we never see the spell in effect. We only see the end result
I would have buzzed in on "Placed a jinx on the paper without telling any of the members" because Harry and Ron knew about the Jinx
@@ChitenBugMan Ooh, that might be one to debate semantics... Hermione didn't tell anyone there was a jinx before they signed - she only told Harry and Ron after they were worried someone might have blabbed and she explained that they couldn't have because she'd jinxed the parchment. I can see a case for arguing either way here!
Ripchord sounded more like an actual piano then a transformer
YES! I get to watch this before work! Thank you so much!
How do you not know that the Minotaur is from Greece? That is like one the most well known mythological creature.. Just the artwork of the sickle weasel looks like it's from Japan.
Everytime the shiny picture questions its always the final guess. In this case Ripchord felt so obvious, even when I never watched much Transformers, the design of it was far too complicated and seemed too meta of its 80s theme. What kind of Gundam Transformer would have the body parts for all those black and white keys?
Um, actually, Rip Cord is the HALO jumper specialist of G.I. Joe 😊
Well Technically by definition it's always the final guess. Whether the final guess was the first guess or the second or the sixth. Nobody continues to guess after someone gets it right.
Um actually Black Widow's mad hacking skillz were on display at the beginning of Winter Solder.
I had to look that last one up. Because the only Meat tenderizer I knew about was the hammer lol is a spice as well apparently
Every time I hear about Cats, I immediately think of the dreaded "Cats butthole cut", which exists because they hired someone to remove the cgi buttholes from every actor's rear end before the movie came out.
It's so funny to think about a group of monsters wanting to stop and Geralt by scaring him. He chooses to hunt down the scariest things alive or alive. Nothing they could do would scare him.
I love how the couch under Kelly seems to be broken? So It looks like she is made out of dark star material and gravity affects her immensely
Black Widow's computer skills also come in very handy in The Winter Soldier...
I'm pretty sure it's just a theory still that Finn is a cosmic entity. No? Yes, he had past lives, but did the show confirm he is one of the cosmic beings?
I think they counted him being a comet in his past life as cosmic entity(The episode where he's dead has him show off forms basedo n his past lives), though I still feel like Jake the dog should count, considering we find out he's part dog part blue stretchy extradimensional entity.
@@softie1512 definitely, I came into the comments looking for an explanation. Jake definitely fits the cosmic entity definition better than Finn
Also, Cuber is not any kind of god, he's just a dude in the future with access to a spaceship and a lot of Grables. I think that was the more correct answer.
@@Landmark-tq2qt No, he doesn't. Alien does not equal cosmic entity.
@@pleasegoawaydude Actually, technically Jake IS a cosmic entity. Not because he's a shapeshifting alien dog, but because he's the sleeping entity that dreams Prismo the Wishmaster. And also isn't because of some tricky time travel business.
Meanwhile, Finn is the reincarnation of a catalyst comet, which... isn't that big a deal, in the grand scheme of things. Those happen every thousand or few thousand years and are big events, but afterward they're just, like, Greek hero level at best. Pretty sure the Lich was a catalyst comet once too, and it takes some work for that guy to reach full cosmic horror tier.
Happy Friday everyone! Horaay for the Um actually weekly routine.
Happy Friday, Benton
um, actually first aiders in australia are taught to rinse jelly fish stings with fresh water as it helps with removing the stingers and not aggravating the sting
I feel very happy to have known “I have no mouth and I must scream”.
same here
So, not sure if we can submit questions for the show here, but might as well try.
In Pokemon Colosseum, the ultimate prize is Ho-Oh, a legendary Pokemon from Gen 2. But the path is long and difficult. Players must snag all the (non-e-card or bonus disk) Shadow Pokemon from the trainers who control them-some of whom can only be battled once- for a total of 51, and submit a team made up of Pokemon from the story mode and use them to scale Mt. Battle, a one-hundred trainer gauntlet, in battle mode. Once those things have been done, Ho-Oh will appear in your PC, becoming Pokemon #52.
The falsehood is that there are actually only 48 Shadow Pokemon in the game. Umbreon and Espeon are your starters, and Plusle was neither turned into a Shadow Pokemon, nor snagged.
The audio is really inconsistent on Mic's mic. And Jessica looks amazing. Zac is damn clever. And, "You hide those books to make sure your (I heard "pants", lol, but I bet it's) parents can't find you reading them." lol
Um actually, Black Widow showcases her ability to hack in Captain America: The Winter Soldier (multiple times), the What If show on Disney Plus, and in her own movie Black Widow. So it was used more than just in Iron Man 2.
well if we are getting down to the specific single case exceptions, technically if you roll doubles and land on go to jail, land on a property that bankrupts you or have a chance/cc card send you to jail you dont get an extra roll either.
Not only is myling scandinavian, it's specifically Swedish. Yet I, as a swede, had no fucking clue, never heard of it. Reading up on the lore, it sounds like the inspiration for the demon in the red baron quest in witcher 3, a murdered unbabtized baby.
Jag gissar att du inte läst alla Emil i Lönneberga böcker, eller sett TV serien som brukar visas regelbundet på svt. Krösamaja berättar om mylingar i något avsnitt, vartefter Emil och Ida spökar ut sig och skrämmer någon (jag minns inte vem, men jag gissar att det var Lina). Det var ett tag sedan jag tittade på tv serien, men jag tyckte mycket om den som barn.
Vid närmare eftertanke tänkte jag nog på avsnittet där Emil målade Ida blå för att de låtsades att hon hade fått tyfus, men Krösa-Maja har definitivt pratat om mylingar. Dessutom går en repris av serien på svt just nu och de två första avsnitten finns redan på svt-play.
@@TheGlassgubben Jag kommer distinkt ihåg något om Mylingar från böckerna, när Emil kättrar ut genom rökgången i snickarboden och skrämmer Lina. Tog mig fortfarande ett par sekunder att inse när jag såg det i frågan dock, tänkte på engelska och uttalet blev fel xD
@@bookclubish1689, det var en liknande situation för mig och om jag inte hade sett illustrationen hade jag kanske inte kunnat koppla rätt. Tack för att du påminde mig om det med rökgången. Jag hade inte kommit ihåg det annars och jag har ingen Emilbok till hands just nu.
Um, actually, the sickle weasel, the Kamaitachi, is a yōkai in Japanese mythology. Kamaitachi also happens to be the nickname of my shiny Sneasler.
I know i'm a couple years late for this one but
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Um Actually, Friendship wasn't even a factor in g1, which is the original 80s cartoon, it was legit just a rainbow contained within a heart shaped locket, meant to represent light, the whole friendship power thing didn't come about until the second episode of g4 "MLP: Friendship is Magic" in 2010. If you think about it, Kingdom Hearts has some questions to answer.
So happy to see Redwall on the book question!!!
"If you roll doubles when you are already in jail (you don't get an extra roll)" made me so mad (which is in spirit for this show which I love) but thats like saying "In Mario 64 pressing the A button makes you jump. Actually no, it only does that while you are int the game, in the starting screen pressing the A button actually makes you grab Marios nose!" ... like DUH!
Cat Hermione HAD to be horrifying to avoid (most) of the inappropriate fetish stuff.
Um, actually, Black Widow's skill with computers does come up in Captain America: Winter Soldier where she decrypts and distributes SHIELD's and Hydra's secret, revealing the identities of all the Hydra agents within SHIELD. It is also tangentially referred to in Avengers: Endgame where she is in charge of coordinating the scattered superheroes via the Avengers' base computer and communications systems, which she is fully able to operate and keep running without assistance.
(I would include being able to access Arnim Zola's computer system, but since he wanted to talk to them to stall them while an attack was being mounted, I assume that anything she had done would have been used as an excuse by Zola to activate himself and start his monologue.)
'Black Widow's hacking ability is never addressed after Iron Man 2'
CA:tWS "am I a joke to you??"
Wait... um, actually, even if you have the money, you can still put up an unclaimed spot for auction? I've watched enough people play Monopoly in Let's Plays that that sounds right...
The question said you must buy it, or it goes up for auction. Which might be worded poorly, but technically is the same thing you are saying.
@@huckbear4249 It's not worded poorly at all; it's very clear. Either you buy it or it goes up for auction.
I don't see where the confusion is.
@@landlocked_lifts332 the question comes across as requiring purchase if you have the money to buy it. The confusion would disappear if they'd said "you must EITHER buy it or put it up for auction "...
It could also be correct english to interpret the question as the player must buy the property, or (if the player can't buy it) the property goes up for auction. The word must in this situation could be refering only to buying (incorrect) or the combination of buying or auctioning (correct).
@@huckbear4249 Fair, but like I said, just throwing an "either" in there would clarify things beyond doubt.
Uhm actually the way you pronounced "myling" threw me off completely, I know what a Scandinavian myling is but not a "mai-ling". 😁
Okay, well if you type that but don't type the actual phonetic pronunciation, you don't have much point to your correction.
I couldn't believe when The Three-Body Problem appeared in the Shiny question. I read it a year back in a book club with grad school friends and had never heard of it until then.
I’m so proud that I knew “I Have No Mouth but I Must Scream” still riding that high