Oh hey this is the one yahoo I sent in! I'm glad it turned into such a good goof

@whatthefuckismyname9173

6 жыл бұрын

Congrats!

@Gallant_Silver

6 жыл бұрын

You sent in this Yahoo, made these good boys laugh and create more hilarity, which makes all of us laugh!

@cottontaelle5863

6 жыл бұрын

-greatjob-

@itskidstime1063

4 жыл бұрын

so is it hock or hotch

@aphoch

4 жыл бұрын

@@itskidstime1063 It's actually "hoke"

Every time I eat Wendy's I listen to this video. Right now, as I type, I've got this video loaded up for when I eat Wendy's in a bit. Eventually, this video will produce such a ravenous Pavlovian response in me that whenever I pass by it on autoplay I'm going to turn into a ferocious animal.

travis references the giver so much its so funny and having not read the giver i can only imagine how relevant the analogy ever is

Why did I take a drink right before Justin said "Dance, Wendy's, dance?" That was a certified bad call.

I grew up in rural PA. Every memory is associated with cow poop.

@molly16474

6 жыл бұрын

Bridget Dunleavy feelin this

@ambermontgomery2959

5 жыл бұрын

As a person who lived in PA for two years, I feel that

@thomascampbell350

5 жыл бұрын

Bridget Dunleavy I grew up in Mississippi. I definitely relate

@lawrencecalablaster568

5 жыл бұрын

State College boy here; little bit of cow poop, some gravel.

@featherbird666

5 жыл бұрын

i grew up next to a horse track with at least one stable on my block and my high school was right next to a stables which always had a pyramid of horse turds as high as a preschooler outside. i have a lot of horse poop memories.

When describing Justin wandering the streets, it sounds like they just came up with... scented candles

This bit might be my favorite of all time. Seriously, when they talk about Justin wandering through the streets of Huntington with mason jars, I always laugh so hard. First time I snorted so hard I hurt myself. True spirit of McElroy content

Question asked basically stumbled upon miasma theory

Listening too mbmbam and the adventure zone has really made me want to visit America just too smell heiners bakery in Huntington

my smells: whatever bleach/water solution they used to clean the cafeteria I had studyhall in in 7th grade, the inside of VHS boxes, new video game box smell, and musty basements. Good Times.

You ever buy an old game console and it smells like the 80s? i wanna find a way to sell that

griffin just wrote a deviantart poem

Can't believe they brought up labyrinth and not the pit of eternal stench

the first 3 mins is just an alternate route for hayloft - mother mother

my smells: metal lemon soap bacon cooking laundry detergent melty chocolate very cold air

@warren_waters

4 жыл бұрын

That sounds like some tasty ass sense memory. Im a big fan of cold but humid autumn air

I creep people out when I say "oh wow you smell like Six Flags!"

@Rabbit_Hill

3 жыл бұрын

six flags to me smells like funnel cake, too-many-humans-smell, and 90% humidity

actually my grandma lived on a farm for my younger childhood years (we did see her too often tho cause she lived kinda far away) so now every single time i smell fertilizer i nostalgically think of my grandma

Anyone else know that one very yellow smell that seems to only exist in houses with more than two kids?

this bit was written by eusocial insects

Eternal Internal Smell

That was a pretty good Bowie.

“I’m going to Aburkurki”

Lived next to a dairy farm for half my life so I connect with the smell of cow poop

JareTH, please.

I'm made of the following smells: pizza hospital despair tea a cat sleeping in a ray of sun as dust notes swirl gently graveyard laughter this was for no reason

@mathieupoe2005

5 жыл бұрын

Loki J H.

@lordtachanka903

5 жыл бұрын

*graveyard laughter intensifies*

Did they come up with a smell school... where students receive *TOOT*ILAGE?

@SkiddlyBink

6 жыл бұрын

this is the comedy police, the jokes too funny

i grew up near a meat by-product processing plant, and whenever we drove to town we drove past a pig farm, so.... yeah.

this yahoo answer comes straight out of a junie b jones book, like genuinely

my mom told me when i was little i used to hold my breath whenever someone walked past me bc i didn’t like people smells :-)

@Rabbit_Hill

3 жыл бұрын

I still do this because I still do not like people smells

The thing about smells causing your personality is very close to something that the ancient greeks actually believed

my grandma lived on a farm so I do literally have a sensory memory connection to the smell of cow poop

The salesman is going to PA-*SCAT*-AWAY?

@SugoiAishiOniichan

6 жыл бұрын

Alessandro Benadia they prefer he goes to Alber-CRACK-ay

And this is how griffin got the idea for the voidfish

I feel like they maybe conflated the plot of Labyrinth with the plot of The Neverending Story 2. Get your villain baubles straight guys!

3:20 so like...a smellemental?

Sachet is pronounced sah-shay. Edit: wow I sound like an asshole, not my intention, I can't tell if they're goofing or not and I want to be helpful not a dick lmao peace and love

@ljlaffend

6 жыл бұрын

as someone who learns a lot of new words from reading and then ends up pronouncing them horribly and landing in embarrassing situations - Thank you for this. I honestly don't think I ever connected that audibly and visually (I have heard it/read it, just didn't connect)

@effluviah7544

6 жыл бұрын

No problem, I actually used to tutor English, so if you have any other words you've seen but never heard out loud and would like to double-check, please feel free to list them for me and I can give you some phonetic help! It can be very hard to attach words to sounds if you've never heard/seen them paired together before, particularly in cases like "sachet" where the word may look vastly different than it's pronunciation. It's a totally understandable issue! Good on you for reading and educating yourself that way, it's no less valid than any other method, and it's okay to ask for verification or help! Never feel bad for learning and improving yourself, even if you pronounce or spell something wrong at first. That's why I made the edit to my original post, I didn't want to seem rude but rather, to help people like you! I'm glad I could be of assistance. :) Keep on reading!

@sebastian-lh5yr

6 жыл бұрын

this may sound weird but you sound like a good person all around

@effluviah7544

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for the compliment, it means a lot to hear and isn't a weird thing to say at all! :) I just like to help people, and I know that especially if someone is reading or self-educating, particularly younger people, it's easy to misread something or struggle with a pronunciation when lacking other or prior context for the word(s). Especially if someone has never heard it out loud before, it's going to be naturally tricky to figure out! Even myself and other English tutors came across words that we had to research more in-depth to find phonetic guides for, especially words that are no longer in common or modern use, or we would need to consult a more experienced tutor or teacher. Not even experienced or professional individuals that work with language have everything down perfectly, and learning is an always-ongoing process. :) I'm extremely happy to see so many people reading and learning on their own, and I don't want anyone to feel discouraged from doing so in any way.

My smells: Lavender Laundry detergent Coffee Pencil shavings Acrylic paint Sugar Citrus