Everyone's talking about their long last names, but as a native Dutchman I have to say that reusing old gear to save money is probably the Dutchest thing about Timmins.
"They ran out of bedrooms and started stuffing beds in the hallways." With 13 kids I'd have thought enough things had been stuffed at your grandparents place without the beds needing a turn.
I'm a dutch Canadian from rural ontario. I'm from a family filled with fuck off big farm boys we are surrounded by other dutch families with fuck off big farm boys. All of this is completely spot on.
Superweird for me as a Dutch person. Apeldoorn is a city in the east. Coevorden, from the second Dierks appearance also a city in the east, but more to the North. A lot of Dutchies emigrated to Canada, US and Oz in the fifties, because of the housing shortage after the war and baby boom, especially farmers
i get that bud. one of my handful of very best friends was born and lives near Rotterdam. i actually clipped this just to mess with him and sent it to him in a Discord DM. i thought about leaving it private here on youtube, but it's silly enough to just laugh at as long as you don't take it seriously. the really funny part is that i'm american and my mother had 10 brothers and sisters specifically to help them work a farm together here in america. so that part definitely isn't a Dutch thing. but the names not fitting on the sweaters.....that's all you guys. :-P
SW Ontario, Oxford county, is famous for its topsoil. Lots of Dutch there yet. Listowel not far, but might be in Perth. Not sure and don't care enough to check. Anyway, eten smakelijk!
The Dutch and Belgians moved to the central Ontario area to do farming in the 50's and 60's all the way to the 70's. You had whole communities where Dutch/Flemish was as common as English. Tillsonburg (dutch) and Delhi (flemish) are two of the more well known communities. Even Detroit had a half Dutch/half English newspaper for years. Not sure if it's still going. Much of the generation that moved in the 50's and 60's have passed on in the last twenty years, so that culture/community with direct connection to the Netherland and Belgium is going away quickly.
Aye. Names of Dutchmen in my area (south-eastern Iowa) have names based off locations in the Netherlands, or based off their family's occupational legacy. Vanderploeg, Groenenboom, Van Wijk, Nunnikhoven, to name a few. Even one in the area named "Zondervan" which is, linguistically quite hilarious.
@@Sassafras- As funny as the first seasons of Letterkenny were, Jared, Jacob and the regular regulars have come a long way. This starts way ahead of the earliest iterations of Letterkenny.
*dutch coach:* "it's the name on the front of the jersey that matters, because no one wants to spend the time reading the name on the back of the jersey."
Reminds me of a Dutchman that used to play for the football/soccer team I support, his name was Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink. They used to call him the scourge of dad's bank accounts the world over (in football, you pay extra for each personalised letter on a replica top) 😂😂😂😂
If I were him I'd just get Jan added to personalized jerseys. I do feel his pain, my last name is Cheverie, it's not Dutch ,but it's still not cheap if I want to get anything personalized.
Thanks for this tidbit - Ill use it to tell Chinese parents that it’s one thing they luckily save on if they are on the fence about letting their kids do team sports
I don't know anything of Dutch naming traditions but did they have to include the "of Hesselink" on the top? Probably could of saved them some money by leaving out his hometown.
@@joec9693That actually translates to “OR Hesselink”. It’s a weird thing going back to two families intermarrying and neither one wanting to give up their last name.
Any other Dutch people who watched this series kept on thinking of ‘even Apeldoorn bellen’ each time the name was mentioned? I’m no fan of commercials, but the ‘even Apeldoorn bellen’ commercials used to be hilarious! Also, loved watching both Letterkenny & Shoresy! Though my Canadian partner did have to explain some things haha. Watching these shows should definitely count as points towards PR/citizenship ;-).
Had a guy in basic with the two last names of Avelez Hernandez. Everyone, including a couple of the drills, would call him things like AZ or alphabet soup
@@bradleyvantassal8328 I was 4' 10" in the 9th grade and my family looked at me with pity , since I was even smaller then my sisters. Went home for the summer, came back in the fall at 5' 8", the next year at 6'2", and finally topped off at 6'4", and I still have cousins who call me little one.
my last name is geerman m from Aruba and it's dutch the origin of my last name comes from Germany hmm that happens when you take an E out of my last name ..
tsss that's nothing .. I'm from Aruba and where are with the Netherland and my last name is geerman .. and to follow where it came from is rather interesting when you take one of the E out of it and it's true from where it came from
It's funny because it's true. I'm 6ft tall and I'm the shortest guy in my family. And my name went from shoulder to shoulder on the back of any sports jersey I had😅
So I'm not from Canada. Is his voice supposed to be a parody of that Peterson psychologist professor guy? Or do men/people in a certain part of Canada often sound like that?
Not a parody. In a nutshell: Shorsey is a minor character from a show called Letterkenny. In Letterkenny, the actor (Keeso) played the main character named Wayne as well as Shorsey. You never saw Shorsey's face though and Keeso used a much higher pitch to make the two stand apart. The Letterkenny Shorsey voice was actually more squeaky.
Haha, my cousins live in the city of Apeldoorn. They wouldn't be very good on a farm though. Not like my close family. My dad emigrated hahaha and we are farmers.
@@andrewzy C'mon now. I know he didn't go as high in the draft as he was supposed to, and he didn't have a great World Juniors, but I don't think that's the end for him...
new show called Shoresy on Hulu (or Crave). It's actually an off-shoot from another 9 season show called Letterkenny, also on Hulu (or Crave). You don't have to watch Letterkenny first, but the lead role and creator is Jared Keeso for both shows and the heartwarming and wholesome yet abrasive and lightning-fast wit is consistent between both shows.
the fact that you said "only" is a statement in itself. lol!!! also kinda funny how it makes it seem like he's using being tall as an insult when pretty much everybody in the world knows it's a compliment. keeso is a tricky bugger like that. :-D
This is one of the most "Letterkenny" bits of Shoresy. Just rapid fire quips about a hyper specific topic
Everyone's talking about their long last names, but as a native Dutchman I have to say that reusing old gear to save money is probably the Dutchest thing about Timmins.
My mom made my brothers chest protector out of old carpets!
@@benjaminvanvliet3385 That is peak Dutchness!
As a Dutchman whose name doesn’t fit on most forms where it’s one character per square, I approve of this message.
tell me about it, i have the same issue. When your name is longer then the alphabet, forms never have enough room for your name
same, i think its one of our best qualities
If it's written in Dutch.. it's too much
Miig saying Derentmeister gets me every time.
yeap
Damn shes cute when ahe says it..
yeah, she's nailing that pronunciation hard
Gets me hard
Glad I'm not alone
Completely on point. My Dutch granddad ran a farm and had thirteen kids. They ran out of bedrooms and started stuffing beds in the hallways. 😅
"They ran out of bedrooms and started stuffing beds in the hallways." With 13 kids I'd have thought enough things had been stuffed at your grandparents place without the beds needing a turn.
@@hogs0war It's not nice to refer to his grandmother as a "thing."
@@PumpkinHoardhe's talking about her pussy not herself as a human. I think he just didn't want to say "your grandmas pussy" it's a little much
I'm a dutch Canadian from rural ontario. I'm from a family filled with fuck off big farm boys we are surrounded by other dutch families with fuck off big farm boys. All of this is completely spot on.
There were enough references to the "Dutch" in Letterkenny that I wondered what was going on. Took Shoresy to enlighten me.
My moms real name is Neetje . Not sure it gets more dutch than that.
My grandma Last Name is Bleekemolen, my poppa always called more e’s then a can of Alfaghetti
Superweird for me as a Dutch person. Apeldoorn is a city in the east. Coevorden, from the second Dierks appearance also a city in the east, but more to the North. A lot of Dutchies emigrated to Canada, US and Oz in the fifties, because of the housing shortage after the war and baby boom, especially farmers
i get that bud. one of my handful of very best friends was born and lives near Rotterdam. i actually clipped this just to mess with him and sent it to him in a Discord DM. i thought about leaving it private here on youtube, but it's silly enough to just laugh at as long as you don't take it seriously. the really funny part is that i'm american and my mother had 10 brothers and sisters specifically to help them work a farm together here in america. so that part definitely isn't a Dutch thing. but the names not fitting on the sweaters.....that's all you guys. :-P
SW Ontario, Oxford county, is famous for its topsoil. Lots of Dutch there yet. Listowel not far, but might be in Perth. Not sure and don't care enough to check. Anyway, eten smakelijk!
The Dutch and Belgians moved to the central Ontario area to do farming in the 50's and 60's all the way to the 70's. You had whole communities where Dutch/Flemish was as common as English. Tillsonburg (dutch) and Delhi (flemish) are two of the more well known communities. Even Detroit had a half Dutch/half English newspaper for years. Not sure if it's still going. Much of the generation that moved in the 50's and 60's have passed on in the last twenty years, so that culture/community with direct connection to the Netherland and Belgium is going away quickly.
I think every Dutchie, especially from the north and east, has family in canada somewhere
Aye.
Names of Dutchmen in my area (south-eastern Iowa) have names based off locations in the Netherlands, or based off their family's occupational legacy.
Vanderploeg, Groenenboom, Van Wijk, Nunnikhoven, to name a few.
Even one in the area named "Zondervan" which is, linguistically quite hilarious.
Underrated that they all tie their laces around their ankles as well.
This is the funniest show I've ever watched. Funnier than Letterkenny in a more restricted scenario. I think I am in love with Miigwan.
In a hick Canadian TV universe of exceptionally attractive women, she caught my eye as well.
I like Nat but she's such a sniper eh!
@@paullord196 Give yer balls a tug. Settle down.
Its not funnier than Letterkenny it needs a few more sznz
@@Sassafras- As funny as the first seasons of Letterkenny were, Jared, Jacob and the regular regulars have come a long way. This starts way ahead of the earliest iterations of Letterkenny.
Why are the Dutch so tall?
The short ones drown
That joke is world class goodness.
"And then ... the Appledorns. Eight of em. Big fuckers."
Have watched the series 3 times mow. I can't get enough of Shorsey
*dutch coach:* "it's the name on the front of the jersey that matters, because no one wants to spend the time reading the name on the back of the jersey."
Reminds me of a Dutchman that used to play for the football/soccer team I support, his name was Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink. They used to call him the scourge of dad's bank accounts the world over (in football, you pay extra for each personalised letter on a replica top) 😂😂😂😂
If I were him I'd just get Jan added to personalized jerseys. I do feel his pain, my last name is Cheverie, it's not Dutch ,but it's still not cheap if I want to get anything personalized.
Thanks for this tidbit - Ill use it to tell Chinese parents that it’s one thing they luckily save on if they are on the fence about letting their kids do team sports
I don't know anything of Dutch naming traditions but did they have to include the "of Hesselink" on the top? Probably could of saved them some money by leaving out his hometown.
@@joec9693That actually translates to “OR Hesselink”. It’s a weird thing going back to two families intermarrying and neither one wanting to give up their last name.
The woman on the right has a really good accent for Dutch names
Different sport, but Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink says hello.
Any other Dutch people who watched this series kept on thinking of ‘even Apeldoorn bellen’ each time the name was mentioned? I’m no fan of commercials, but the ‘even Apeldoorn bellen’ commercials used to be hilarious!
Also, loved watching both Letterkenny & Shoresy! Though my Canadian partner did have to explain some things haha. Watching these shows should definitely count as points towards PR/citizenship ;-).
Hyped for Dolo's tilly at the beginning of the game lmao love that scene
Had a guy in basic with the two last names of Avelez Hernandez. Everyone, including a couple of the drills, would call him things like AZ or alphabet soup
I'm a short Dutchman at 6'2"
Hey you’re only in 2nd grade you’ll grow
@@totallynotalpharius2283, HA! Thank you. I was hoping I wasn't gonna end up a dwarf.
@@bradleyvantassal8328 I was 4' 10" in the 9th grade and my family looked at me with pity , since I was even smaller then my sisters. Went home for the summer, came back in the fall at 5' 8", the next year at 6'2", and finally topped off at 6'4", and I still have cousins who call me little one.
Why can I NOT stop laughing at this 😭😂
As an Italian Dutchmen I understand however mine isn't long at all but this is funny nonetheless. The Dutch finally get some love 💕.
"There are only 2 things I hate in this world...."
Dutch hater.
I sold my Duramax to a Dutch farmer in Ontario. Hope he still fuckin loves it
Love how the girls are inside while the dudes are out in the snow🇨🇦
Seeing Apeldoorn on all those guys jerseys made me laugh. That's a city near me.
As someone who always gets van on their shoulders it’s very relatable
Can you post the caribou joke from this ep
i got you
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@@sorryneedboost the customer service is out of control over here you stallion
@@AMX0009 if you can't win, don't play. :-P
my last name is geerman m from Aruba and it's dutch the origin of my last name comes from Germany hmm that happens when you take an E out of my last name ..
I have three sets of double letters in my last name
Tim I hope you read this LMAO!
Gotta love the dutch.
Everybody hates a Dutchman 'till they need a good tractor.
JVR name hard fit in jersey. He use smaller letters
It's true. I'm the shortest of 4 brothers at 6ft 6in. Van Huizen.
tsss that's nothing .. I'm from Aruba and where are with the Netherland and my last name is geerman .. and to follow where it came from is rather interesting when you take one of the E out of it and it's true from where it came from
@@rajivgeerman2064 how tall are you and your father and brothers if any?
@@Allenmarshall I'm 5.7 .. no brothers but I got 1 sister that used to live in the Netherlands in amsterdam
I'm the youngest and shortest of six brothers I'm 6'2" and get called runt. Dad was 6'6'
Im rly just here for Tasya
Love this! Born in Holland, my last name is the exceptionally short four letters. Lol
You lucked out there with the first letter buddy
Song is The Unexplored Map - Wand
Loves this this a Dutch native.
I think 1 name sounded like Solidburgerstat.
Cut the bottoms off the cages!! That’s unbelievable
settle down
You forgot Hogawoning. My Oma and Opa were both born with that name.... distant cousins they say...
What the fucks an Oma and Opa?
I swear one of the Apeldoorns is Patrick Marleau...who is a big fuck off farm boy...
nobody has ever pronounced my last name correctly the first time around...and its hard for people to find my music videos!
It's funny because it's true. I'm 6ft tall and I'm the shortest guy in my family. And my name went from shoulder to shoulder on the back of any sports jersey I had😅
So I'm not from Canada. Is his voice supposed to be a parody of that Peterson psychologist professor guy? Or do men/people in a certain part of Canada often sound like that?
Not a parody. In a nutshell: Shorsey is a minor character from a show called Letterkenny. In Letterkenny, the actor (Keeso) played the main character named Wayne as well as Shorsey. You never saw Shorsey's face though and Keeso used a much higher pitch to make the two stand apart. The Letterkenny Shorsey voice was actually more squeaky.
I’m part DeKoster and part Elenbaas ❤❤❤ 1st generation American! Booyah!!!
I was in the Navy with a Vanbenshoten
Haha, my cousins live in the city of Apeldoorn. They wouldn't be very good on a farm though. Not like my close family. My dad emigrated hahaha and we are farmers.
Im so dutch my mothers first name is Neetje
TIMMINS!!!!! lol
Someone get his Oma and Opa
Yo can someone tag max verstappen in this?
The Staal Brothers
Nyenhuis, Van Bakel, Veenhuis, etc
D. van Rijswijk nice to meet you all, I’m 5’8 and considerd a midget.
i just made this up but what about glubenduck lol
They missed ‘Lambert’. As in, Brad Lambert.
Hes Finnish
@@andrewzy C'mon now. I know he didn't go as high in the draft as he was supposed to, and he didn't have a great World Juniors, but I don't think that's the end for him...
wtf is this ??? looks funny af!!!!!
new show called Shoresy on Hulu (or Crave). It's actually an off-shoot from another 9 season show called Letterkenny, also on Hulu (or Crave). You don't have to watch Letterkenny first, but the lead role and creator is Jared Keeso for both shows and the heartwarming and wholesome yet abrasive and lightning-fast wit is consistent between both shows.
So funny
Buitenwerf and Schouten from my mom's side. lol
A Schouten from the old country here! Any trouble pronouncing the name? Greetings!
Pfff... Hold my beer: Mikhailichenko now good luck spelling it
I personally feel attacked...and my name is always mispronounced.
"VAR-dee-guh"?
@@derek96720 you used Google translate, didn't you?
@@adriel. no, but my family comes from Sweden a few generations back. So it's a little easier to guess those sounds
Vanbeck here, I'm 6.0 but most of my fam are midgets.
Of this isnt true. I didnt get any new equipment until I was 16 lol
Poopinfartin
Vandomberg here. I'm only 5'11
the fact that you said "only" is a statement in itself. lol!!! also kinda funny how it makes it seem like he's using being tall as an insult when pretty much everybody in the world knows it's a compliment. keeso is a tricky bugger like that. :-D
Agreed...
Debardeladean
Some of the actors aren’t that good like Sanguinet but I’m sure he will get there and that’s what I appreciated about this show
Vander linde
I'm offended 🤣 I'm Dutch 🇳🇱
seems a little stereotypical. not all dutch names are that long
This show is stupid. They can't even figure out who pooped on the Uranus.