8:56 "Its a circle so u never go straight", that was the smartest thing henry's ever said ngl, it was effortless to😂😂

@Guichaigaming

Жыл бұрын

But how does he know 😏

@ItApproaches

Жыл бұрын

Still going straight in a circle. I'f you can only go one direction and can't change, it's straight.

@zsDUGGZ

Жыл бұрын

@@ItApproaches with a circle you are constantly changing directtion

@ethanverdersa2520

Жыл бұрын

@@ItApproaches Flawless logic. Despite the fact that a circle is a curved line that reconnects to itself. So it’s not straight.

@prehistoriccreator9600

Жыл бұрын

@@ethanverdersa2520 is anything truly straight? Even a flat plank of wood has microscopic bumps.

7:28 "The forbidden bubble tea." That was probably the very first time ever that I laughed and gagged at the same time...

@nickmilo932

Жыл бұрын

Cursed comments worthy

The editing is on point today. Razor sharp cuts for that comedic timing. It's always good, but today made me take particular notice.

12:04 Jeannie: Why doe's your cactus have one aggressive flower Everyone: It's a Triffid. Run!

@LieLo416

Жыл бұрын

I wonder how many people would get that.... Had an elderly english teacher in 7th grade that made us read "that" book... he then spent most of the semester convincing us it was all true and when challenged his poker face and blunt matter of fact reply really got to us... well I was really gullible at that age, so were my peers. I avoided walking near any bushes on windy days, if a branch sways I NOPED outta there. looking back I still laughed at the thought then the shame and embarrassment hits.

They did have the printing press back then, still took a long time but not as long as copying things by hand.

@silverphoenix1307

Жыл бұрын

If you look at the type, it's definitely a printed copy.

@jacobsirois7585

Жыл бұрын

Printing Press was invented in the 1400's. 1436.

@ChunkyLover420

Жыл бұрын

I was about to say….I’m pretty sure Ben Franklin worked in a printing shop

@jacobsirois7585

Жыл бұрын

@@ChunkyLover420 Ben owned the Farmers almanac, one of the only publications in all the 13 colonies. The first Rupert Murdoch really.

@100nitrog

Жыл бұрын

@@jacobsirois7585 The printing press itself is over 400 years older than that. The moveable type printing press was invented in the 1400s.

5:14 They did have printers. The printing press actually played a significant role in the revolution. Jeannnie is probably thinking of a scanner/printer combo rather than just a printer.

@aaronorr5586

Жыл бұрын

At a blistering 240 pages per day!

@PeteOhki

Жыл бұрын

Also, Ben Franklin has his own printing press.

@4Kandlez

Жыл бұрын

LOL, no she wasn't thinking of a printer/scanner combo

@malgtuzi5020

Жыл бұрын

Jeannie is very ignorant of history, which is fairly common for Californians. Speaking as the only one in my Californian high school with any understanding of history and that’s cuz I was born in Ukraine so I actually learn history.

@nuknukisdead

Жыл бұрын

@@malgtuzi5020 Uhh, I don't want to ruin it for you, but I literally learned about this stuff from the California public education system.

11:21 For a moment I thought Henry was crazy, I had to pause the video and look at the picture for about 2 minutes until I noticed it was a guy holding his knee and not a fat a$$ lmao 😂

@agi375

Жыл бұрын

Omg thanks for this. I was going crazy cause I couldn't see it. Until I saw the foot xD

@theweirdo61

Жыл бұрын

We are the degenerates 🤣

@alejandrolopez4964

Жыл бұрын

@@theweirdo61 I might have used that image as the thumb nail

@somethingwacky6443

Жыл бұрын

did you notice the girl in the background?

0:47 -- Those are Aequorea victoria jellyfish. Their stingers don't have any effect on humans. So, Jeannie, no worries. You can go in the water. Also, despite everything I learned about green glowing stuff from playing Fallout, they're not radioactive.

@ScrewFearMe

Жыл бұрын

When the water is green there usually is algae in the water that turns it green.

@ryancappo

Жыл бұрын

Radioactive water looks bright blue too.

@angrybeef3647

Жыл бұрын

Was going to say the same thing. There is a pond in Japan I believe that used to be under the ocean the jellyfish their lost their sting because there are no predators for them to need it. I was reading about how you can go and swim with them.

@badoem5353

Жыл бұрын

@@ryancappo maybe specific but I'm curious. Can you feel radioactivy, assuming it's a state of mass and with heat you feel it a warmth and pressure depending on the surrounding medium. Like is there sensory input for it Apart from the obvious one's. Does your body notice apart from:" yeah the skin is falling aff on the right part of my face suddenly. Let's try to fix that..

@molybdaen11

Жыл бұрын

@@badoem5353 I think you only feel thirst and become tired fast.

12:19 use the audio for whatever u want, can't wait to see what u guys do with it lol

@charredpotato69

Жыл бұрын

Same thoughts bro

@MultiMachinegunner

Жыл бұрын

Before she said it, I though: "oh great, Krewsaders are going to krewsade against Henry now for domestic violence in hurting Jeannie" but then she said it and I was like: "oh... great..."

@dylanburgdorf

Жыл бұрын

Based on things she's said in the past, I'm willing to bet that's the first time Henry's ever heard her say that.

@brianthompson6426

Жыл бұрын

If she had an inner monologue it would have told her not to say it.

@ToaGatanuva

Жыл бұрын

use it for the English Futabu dub

A couple of Henry's comebacks I found really hilarious: "The forbidden bubble tea!" "That's tiny?"

Jeannie being bleeped while saying something in French is the funniest thing I've seen today🤣🤣

@BlissfullWulf

Жыл бұрын

Pardon her French.

@3DJapan

Жыл бұрын

Even in French KZread would not like that expression.

@nicogervacio3760

Жыл бұрын

And it's just lyrics to a song.

@bobnm89360

Жыл бұрын

Jeannies french = Voulez-vous couché avec moi ... = Would you like to sleep with my ....

@Tazerboy_10

Жыл бұрын

😆

2:09 That spider was like: “it’s free real estate”

Actually Jeannie, my grandparents had that cactus when I was a kid, it has about 20-30 extended "ridges" off of which 5-10 clumps of spikes grow, each of those spike clumps can grow a flower and it takes 3-4 days to bloom after it starts growing, then it quickly wilts away. It's a beautiful flower, but short-lived and I don't think I've seen more than a single bud, let alone more than a single blooming flower at the same time apart from 3-5 times over 10+ years of summers with them. So, yeah, it CAN bloom with many flowers, but it's usually only one. After some research, it's called a "Domino Cactus". I'mma get me one for nostalgia!!

The circular bit of glass that popped out of that one person's window: most likely someone shot a BB at their window and the impact knocked the chunk out. I had someone do this to me with a pellet gun before.

@danb.709

Жыл бұрын

A rock shot out from under someone's tire can do that as well.

8:51 I was with Jeannie on asking why the Gay-Monopoly board was in a circle. Henry's smart ass answer, "That way you never go straight." Ah, this is why he is Lord Immersion.

@TheMarslMcFly

Жыл бұрын

I looked the Reddit thread up. Some other person said old Monopoly boards in the early days of the Game always were round. I've absolutely no sauce to confirm or deny that so I'll just run with what Henry said.

Okay... I was totally impressed by shower chick's mobility and climbing at the end. Keep in mind, all those surfaces are wet.

I'm always so happy to come back and see you two still making content. I know it's rough some times but stay strong!

@ZenRhino

Жыл бұрын

They don't know who you are they don't care unless you give them money in some way. Stop being a simp.

@user-nu5qf8cg4h

Жыл бұрын

2:42 it looks like Subway mixed up a delivery order meant for an inmate at the nearby prison

5:10 fun fact: the printer was invented in Germany by the mid-1400s, about three centuries before the American revolution.

@Marveryn

Жыл бұрын

was going to comment that jennie has it wrong. I mean part of the american revolution was how fast news was reported like the boston massacre. the use of printing press was how colonies discover what the brittish was doing and how stuff like the common sense was distributed.

@derianvandalsen

Жыл бұрын

​@@Marveryn that common sense must have gotten lost over the years, explaining Jeannie's error here as well

@bbb462cid

Жыл бұрын

uhh....yeah...that predates "America". How old do you think the USA is? 7, 8 hundred years?

@Marveryn

Жыл бұрын

@@derianvandalsen lol i hope you understand i was refering ti paine Common Sense as am not sure i was clear.

@tankingkinga.ka.re5megamon909

Жыл бұрын

@@bbb462cid it only predates it by about 100 years, and the comparison was only made in context to what Jeannie said

1:58 “you don’t” That should be a meme

The horse race tailgaters - "Do you have any Grey Poupon?" The large random pill bottle - "Jim Morrison's prescription is ready."

The fog in the plane is likely humidity from the air that condensed into water vapor following a sudden drop in cabin pressure. Although, there are probably other quirks of the AC system that could generate the same foggy effect.

Not gonna lie Henry does look mesmerized with the guy and his eyes 😂

I just watched the first few videos of all the channels and man they've changed so much. Keep up the good work and stay awesome 👍

Blessed be the Lord of Immersion and his Sloots. Blessed be the Panda Queen.

@usern4metak3ns

Жыл бұрын

Definitely blessings to lord immersion and his sloots... That is all.

10:37 henry scared of his own creatiion!

[5:10] "They didn't have printers back then" says Jeannie about the handwritten copy of the US Constitutions. Poor old Johannes Gutenberg must be rolling in his grave 554 years after his death.

@Glyn-Leine

Жыл бұрын

yeah printing press is older than america is, than a lot of countries are xD

@billh.1940

Жыл бұрын

Benny Franklin didn't get the print job?? He had a chain of print shops all over the USA, work was delivered by the post office! 🤔 Hmmm!

10:00 Omg, she murdered him. Props to the editor though.

It took a solid minute for me to recognize the knee even after Henry pointed it out, the fact that the guy's arm is holding his knee really threw me off xD

Let's gooo! Bruh I love your videos, been going through a rough time rn so it's such a great distraction, thank you guys for always making me laugh even when I feel like crying irl. 🖤

@RandomInternetStranger

Жыл бұрын

I'm not convinced that you're not a bot lol

0:05 Jeanie: Miya hee Miya hoo Me: Miya haa Miya ha haaa! Someone had to finish it.

@5:28 "they at least look at the photo..." Oh boy do I have a story for you. When my brother was with this one local indie band (and I was 16) they would play at local bars and stuff. The bars usually had this thing were, they'd let you in if you were under 21, but if you didn't have a wristband given to you by the bouncer, you couldn't order drinks and if you were caught drinking you'd be thrown out. This one time, I didn't feel like pulling out my ID so instead I strait up just told the bouncer I was under 21. He still gave me a over 21 wristband. I did so many jello shots that night.

13:08 That's no knee!

I've seen this exact pattern many times. A small, hard projectile of some type (like a BB or a pellet) struck the glass, creating the cone-shaped "scab" or "spall."

1:08 Snoop Dogg is obviously on that flight.

0:55 The water often looks more green when under a covered dock due to water blocking out most of the color spectrum, also this looks so green that it appears due to minerals and organic mater in the water, normally you'd see more blue in the ocean, but you dont normally see jellyfish in lakes, this could be in brackish water where mineral rich river water is mixing with ocean water.

Jeannie: That's a tiny weener Mathematician : Judging from our analysis, the diameter of the circular piece of glass would be roughly 2 inches, and any kind of penice with those numbers would be pretty girthy. So judging for wat miss Immersion has said, two things can be deduced her. 1 either she is mistaking length for width or 2 miss Jeannie has had experience with girthy sizes which is a terrifying thought to have

@nickmilo932

Жыл бұрын

She miscalculated..

12:15 they way Henry panicked and was like "oh shit are you ok"

Jeannie: that's a small Weiner!!! Lol Henry:. That's small? Me: I almost dropped my phone from laughing

yessss my dose of mxr is here

12:42 - BrittHertz....your welcome everyone.

@PgLangGang

Жыл бұрын

Hero

5:08 they didnt have mechanical printers but the first functional and quite practical(for its time) printer was invented in the 1440s in Germany and was then widly used to copy and distribute books in a never before seen pace.

2:03 the guys in the background have a Fortnum and Mason's hamper. That is money right there.

The "Fortnum & Mason Picnic Hamper" that is the sign of luxury 1:55 .

The pills are either expired pills or unused ones, they should not be thrown into the trash, that's why they are collected in that pharmacy. The blue light toilets I know from our McDonald's here in Hamburg (Germany).

@bento4876

Жыл бұрын

Damn, did not know that there is sich a massive junkie problem in Hamburg.

@TheZapan99

Жыл бұрын

This kind of recycling bin isn't just decorative. It's a way to make sure your pharmacist isn't selling back your expired pills illegally by taking them out of the packaging in front of you. There's a huge market in Africa for expired European drugs, usually coming from public hospitals.

4:04 This is a good show of the ideas coming from management that nobody questioned "So you want us to show what languages we speak on a sign" "Yes" "Will that information also be translated then, so the people that need this service can understand it ?" "No, stick with English and just use flags and hope the message comes across" I mean sure most would bet it, but I think Alex's Chinese is the least used services of them all.

@module79l28

Жыл бұрын

I bet Victor is either portuguese or portuguese-descendant. 😉

@MrEshah

Жыл бұрын

It's a hotel in paris so chinese is likely to come quite handy fairly often. Also the front desk would be nothing but translations of the sign if you want it in every conceivable language that a visitor might speak. Just about everyone has access to a translator that can decipher the sign. The point is to show the languages the front desk has at their disposal should you have questions or wish for recommendations where to go etc.

"Its a circle so you never have to go straight" the way you said it with a straight face 😁😁😁

I love the cuts on this video, it makes it even more funny HAHAHAHAHAHA!

Omg Jeannie you fucking stole today's episode,I laughed so many times because of all the jokes n things you did.one of my top 5episodes.dont stop what you did in the video your great!!!

Jeannie: That's beautiful! Henry: That's sexy. That's hot.

Great video as always!

Love this channel

Jeannie's face when Henry said "the forbidden bubble tea" priceless

9:39 Kevin heart confirmed as spy I mean no harm Thanks for the one like

Henry's comment that the path on the Gay Monopoly board is "a circle so you never go straight" was both impressively astute/insightful and remarkably sensitive observation. I'm impressed. It gives me hope that the younger generation IS actually fundamentally more enlightened than older ones. I made a point of showing that part to a friend of mine who is gay and is old enough to have experienced real, vicious, systemic discrimination and abuse because of his orientation. He said he was impressed. BTW, Jeannie and Henry, you can now count a 74 year old, gay Vietnam veteran/retired NASA employee engineer among your fanbase!

Love lord of immersion and panda queen.favorite channel 👍👍👍👍

the perfect circle from the window is from a bb hitting the window and bouncing off instead of going through

@Leightr

Жыл бұрын

Conical frature. Somebody go talk to the neighbor kid.

Printing press was around in 1776 but they still chose to hand write the original version of the declaration and the copies where made with a type set. The one in the video is the type set one not the hand written one. Only the original is hand written.

i was listening to Dragosta Din Ti the other day and you just start singing it a little makes me smile.

love u guys ty for this incredible videos my B-day is tomorrow yay!!

11:40 Jeannie jumps at "fattest a$$"

every time henry looks directly at the camera i laugh so hard

@kamils7949

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

Thank you for teaching me that the tiny plastic table placed in the middle of a pizza box is called a "pizza saver".

I frikkim love how chill ein is

@instinctrules2969

Жыл бұрын

shes a demon otherwise

Jellyfish are what's making the greenish glow of the water. Most jellyfish have some form of bio luminescence to them in order to attract the micro organisms they feed on in the oceans. Also, the bluelight bathrooms which make finding veins much much harder are a real thing. A lot of gas stations and fast food places tend to have them since there's a large opiate epidemic still going on and growing with heroin, fentanyl, oxycodone etc. I'll be honest though, even though for some people the blue lights make it harder to find a vein for IV usage of drugs, a longer term drug abuser doesn't need to really find a vein per say when they have more than likely used the same injection sight multiple times. I myself as a recovering heroin abuser was able to find my veins merely by feel more so than with my eyes after enough time. The only thing which I could see beeing an issue for addicts is when they go to pull back on a syringe to make sure they're in said vein, the bluelight would make the blood in the water harder to see to know you're in a vein or not.

The circular glass like that is from someone shooting the glass with a bb or pellet gun

@HonthaVinber

Жыл бұрын

Pretty common for it to happen with really small pebbles too - usually from cars driving by if you're window is close to a road

Dang, I love Subway. 7:22 Behold - the fly orgie I *did* think that knee was suspiciously flat.

9:35 It from an imperfection in the glass. An air bubble that shrinks and expands with the changing temps puts stress on the glass around it.

I've only just started watching your channel and I'm addicted, lol u and Jeanie awesome team , then I realized I watched you before making the Skyrim and fallout foods lol

Chiseled jesus had me laughing

Really nice cable management is so nice with watch and look at

Whenever someone dies, loved ones are always crying and begging you to come back to them. But when you do, there's all the screaming and the running.

Jeannie in rare form today, 11/10 on the commentary madame Panda Queen

8:43 he's thinking of a womb tattoo, might have a different name, I think I've seen succubus tats thrown around. But yeah that's mostly an schmentai thing

@salutetherank2105

Жыл бұрын

Underrated tag. Usually accompanied by Succubus or Gyaru.

@Leonidas1210vc

Жыл бұрын

@@salutetherank2105 ye love that tag heh

1:57 omg that is GODLIKE editing

5:12 Jeannie they did have printers back then. It was called Printing Press, the font isn’t handwritten. Ben Franklin profession was in printing

That last line "her people need her jeannioeeie" really got me 🤣

while growing things from scallions and such is a good idea i would do no more than three grows at most, they lose flavor more and more after each grow

@rogerwalker2224

Жыл бұрын

Did not know that, thank you, because we are on our third right now!

@timmanning5206

Жыл бұрын

Not if you plant them in soil

13:43 - It would have been hilarious if Helen Keller was facing the wrong way in the package! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Awesome! Blessed are the Krusader King and Queen!

Henry: "That man is a rugged Jesus!" Me: "I gat news fer ya - tha' means yer gay!" Jeannie: "You're going gay again, Henry." Great minds think alike!;)

The circle that fell out the window is probably the result of one of the neighbor kids getting a BB gun.

@theRPGmaster

Жыл бұрын

Possibly, or a pebble being launched from the wheel of a car (you can see cars outside in the picture)

@matthewsuchomski2593

Жыл бұрын

Yup.

@Ashebrethafe

Жыл бұрын

It looked to me like it wasn't a hole, just a dent on the inside of the glass -- the piece that fell out isn't flat on top, as it would be if the cut went all the way through, and the image seen through the circle appears to be shrunk.

@theRPGmaster

Жыл бұрын

@@Ashebrethafe True, that's normal when you hit glass with a sharp/small object, it doesn't go through, but the force knocks a dent into the other side (not the side you hit). I've seen this happen on thick/bullet-resistant glass from bullet impacts.

@kennethlee494

Жыл бұрын

@@theRPGmaster When I was a kid we would shoot the bottom of a glass coke bottle with a bb gun to make those cone shaped pieces of glass.

Thanks Henry! You just made me spit out my bubble tea.

Awesome editing

1:20, that's condensation of the air conditioning system. I've never quite seen it get that bad but I can say with almost certainty they're flying from a hot place, 35-40°C or more. And with a Airbus not a Boeing.

@mattc3581

Жыл бұрын

Boeings don't stay in the air that long?....too soon?

@elementalgolem5498

Жыл бұрын

@@mattc3581 you do realize Boeing has a crash every ≈16 000 000 flight hours and Airbus sits at 1 every ≈ 14 000 000. As you can tell both incredibly safe. I contrast to this worldwide statistic essentially covering all flying as Boeing and Airbus hold most of the market share Boeing is the second safest manufacturer with Embraer being #1 on safety. But I'd take a Boeing over a Embraer any day. Airbus and Boeing were basically identical in the study though. Only ATR and sukhoi were far from the rest with atr being 60x more likely of a fatal crash and sukhoi 90x more likely than Embraer. Boeing and Airbus were both 2x as likely.

@mattc3581

Жыл бұрын

@@elementalgolem5498 I wasn't exactly being serious, was just observing that, of the two, Boeing has the clearer recent reputation for aircraft deciding to fly themselves into the ground in good weather conditions and with no mechanical failures. It wasn't intended as a serious analysis of long term comparative safety :).

The printing press was already in use in like the 1500's, and they probably carried some of them to the new world in the 200+ years.

@benwagner5089

Жыл бұрын

Kind of the whole point of "freedom of the press" amendment.

Jeannie speaking french and Harry caught confused 🤔 saying gibberish. That was super funny.🤣

"Shes leaving ! Her people need her !" I can't stop laughing please help XD

'that's a knee youtube, please don't cancel us'' 🤣

3:10 This is, unfortunately, a necessary evil for the retail stores in downtown Seattle. But when non-addict homeless people camped in those bathrooms, the addicts resorted to shooting up in the dressing rooms. And you can't install blue lights in there, because the "legitimate" customers wouldn't be able to use them either. And it would make it easier for shoplifters to hide merch they intend to steal.

@CompassIIDX

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Democrats!

@darylcarr8283

Жыл бұрын

@@CompassIIDX Uhh no; thanks capitalism! We've been brainwashed into gauging the overall health of our economy primarily upon the QUANTITY of jobs available instead of the QUALITY of jobs with regard to making ends meet! In other words, instead of "working to live" most of us are "living to work," which keeps businesses running but doesn't keep families economically stable. Instead of paying people a wage that keeps up with inflation, corporate America would rather keep wages low enough to make workers perpetually dependent upon their jobs to keep afloat. And when those workers inevitably get deep enough in debt to lose their homes, instead of funding programs to help them get back on their feet, our lawmakers decide to CRIMINALIZE homelessness. BOTH PARTIES are guilty of these shenanigans!

@Lee-One

Жыл бұрын

what? hide merch how?

@darylcarr8283

Жыл бұрын

@@Lee-One Ever heard of "boofing?" Think of how prisoners would smuggle in contraband from the outside. Now think of an environment where "security" was not allowed to conduct full body cavity searches or the establishment would get sued into oblivion...

Some cacti you buy at the stores are hybrids of two cacti. I think its called grafting. But basically you can take one cacti and do some prep work then stick another cacti on the prepped area and they will grow together. All those little cacti you fine at the store that have a small green barrel shape cacti then on top a ball like brightly colored cacti, those are grafted together.

Nice lol missed the daily uploads

9:55 wait how loose is jeannie that a 5.5 inch girth is tiny?

@opinanlosjovenesrd3477

Жыл бұрын

😭

@gbemilekeitabiyi2280

Жыл бұрын

Many she doesn't actually act in these videos and she's really that uncultured. Kai and Susu would have never made that mistake.

@OfficialBullyMaguire

Жыл бұрын

She's judging by photo, if she sees one up close, she wouldn't tell it's tiny, and don't worry about your size brotha, Women can be satisfied even with 4 inch, Every men out there reading this comment, don't be ashamed, be proud, and be awoke, because if you encounter uncultured delusional women that judge your size or call you small, you can give them a taste of their own medicine and use their flaws against them, stay strong brothers

@rustylee1836

Жыл бұрын

Circle didn't look 5.5 inches to me...

Idea for next Adam & Eve sponsored segment: Henry should wave his hand gently in front of him and say : "These are the toys you're looking for."

The triangle pizza saver thing is one of my favorite harmless pranks

Hehh. Yall are to friggn funny together, Henry's D broke Jennies arm.. To freakn funny

6:16 It's called Heterochromia iridum. A rare, often beautiful, mutation that naturally occurs in nature across not just people but even animals and some fish. They say people who have this condition are exceptionally bright, have high IQ's and tend to be more creative.😁

@livedandletdie

Жыл бұрын

Well, eyecolor mutations and intelligence and creativity has no genes in common, so it doesn't matter what people say, they're the french word for slow anyways. And yes it can be Beautiful. Heterochromia of the eyes, is often a sign of diseases, but nevermind that... It comes in Sectoral and central versions for the partial heterochromia. Central meaning it's around the the center of the iris, like I have. And Sectoral is like that dude in the video, when only parts of the iris is different. But true heterochromia, is by far the coolest. When you have Brown and Blue, or well pick the color combination, I'd say that Green Blue is the prettiest, Gray+any other is ugly, I mean Gray is the worst eye color to have, okay green blue central heterochromia is literally the worst, but still, nevermind my bias over my own eyes. Kind of wish I had uniform colored blue eyes or green eyes, I mean some of the prettiest eyes I have seen are blue and green, oh and one of my classmates had the prettiest eyes of all, amber eyes. Eyes, a subject I could speak hours on, but it's bedtime now.

@CompassIIDX

Жыл бұрын

@@livedandletdie "People say" followed by whatever nonsense they wish were true.

this new schedule of video upload from mxr makes me like sad every other day. when there is no mxr video to look forward to in the day i can barely find the will to wake and start my day. =( i am a mxr plays addict…

@instinctrules2969

Жыл бұрын

Jeannie streams most day

@OveToranger

Жыл бұрын

Me too man, me too :/

@DVankeuren

Жыл бұрын

Even sadder that they did not feel the need to give us a heads up.

@matthewsuchomski2593

Жыл бұрын

What bothers me more is how they no longer upload at the same time, it used to be 5pm eastern time, now it’s just sometime in the afternoon.

@abdurrahmanshahid7626

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Do all u guys not have anything else to look forward to in ur day lol

12:06 Some cacti bloom at night like that to attract bats instead of birds

12:14 I remember a clip where Jeannie told Henry that he'd doing it wrong and when she did it Henry was very concerned how well she did it lmao