Julia said "I have a serious question", and my partner immediately said "I bet you don't" only for Julia to ask about Chester Cheetah and that sent me directly into orbit.
I love that the "everytime we kiss" bit has come up at least three times since the first ep recorded in 2023, I love that Nathan and Karina just refuse to listen to Jacob abt it.
Yeah, I came across this knowledge through a steamy academic vampire fantasy novel where the main character is thrown into one 😅 And yep, this happens in an old uninhabited castle in modern times :'D Do not ask if I own physical copies of that trilogy xD
@@katieblackburn84 Yeahhhh she ended up being the freaking superman 😅 I don't enjoy characters who have every power and ability imaginable. But I guess I was just happy the setting was semi-academic :'D It's definitely not the kinda book I genuinely recommend to people, though 😂
The way Drawfee just... talks about nothing to create the absolute DUMBEST lore gives me so much life. "She transformed my hands into paws... and then choked on a cashew-" 😭😭
My favorite part about continuing the Cascada bit is that I genuinely can't tell whether Nathan is intentionally setting it up for Karina or if doing the bit on purpose for so long has permanently altered his speech patterns. Every time they do this bit, it gives me life
This episode had everything. Storytelling. Roleplay. Endless bits. Cascada reference. Drawtectives reference. Character creation. Scenes. All it's missing is discussion of Cats (2019).
There used to be a bar in my city that was Alice in Wonderland themed, and one side of it had really short/small furniture to make you feel big and the other side had really tall tables and stools to make you feel small. There were a bunch of clocks all over the walls and you had to go through two bars and a back corridor to get to it. the cocktails were great and the vibes were wild, I miss that place.
29:08 i love when Karina makes a tumblr reference that the rest of the crew fully does not pick up on. Her hearing "popping bottles" and immediately responding "the BIGGEST bottles" referencing the iconic "We popping the biggest bottles when Makorra goes canon tomorrow"
🎶I would walk 400 miles and / 🎶I would walk 400 more (because it's ~800 miles from NYC to Chesterton) 🎶Just to hang out in the weird house with the convo pit and the Drawfee crew
I, for one, am here for the new age of Drawfee where Karina is now the one dropping references that NOBODY else gets and it just confuses everyone forever
I love how often Karina has been making an "Every Time We Touch" ref in the videos lately and Jacob continues to yell that they're not doing that anymore :3
In Hoggles voice: ‘this is an oubliette, It’s a place you throw someone to forget about them!” - I got you Julia. I never run out of Laberynth references.
My gods, Drawfee's energy so far in 2023 has been utterly unimprovable. They sound happy and healthy and _so alive_ . I hope they're able to keep it up.
I'm so glad we got closure on Karina's joke. I was like, "wtf is she talking about?!" Then they reveal my favorite baby drug trip, boobas. It's like teletubbies but like way more trippy and scary. I actually have the purple one at my house.
When they get into the set-up for Julia's and Jacob starts the "so you go to her house" and just from the way that Nathan says "northfield ohio..." you know he's typing it into google maps to find out how long to walk there 😂😂
Karina out here making me realize that I didn’t dream up the horrifing little boobas from my childhood. I have been convicted that those were a figment of my imagination for YEARS!
My favorite part was when karina was in tears while talking about the parable of the long stools, all while julia was actively making the stool a very normal length
If no one’s answered this yet, I looked it up and it’s called “Parable of the long spoons”. Apparently, the idea is that in both heaven and hell, there is food but the eating utensils are awfully long. The people in heaven can feed each other with their long spoons since they are nice, but in hell the people are mean (?) or can’t cooperate enough to feed each other, so they starve
@@elizabethgall5327 it could be a reference to one of their streams, although I don't know how it connects to stools... They had a stream (vod at Drawfee Extra) where they discussed “Parable of the long spoons”, and the thumbnail depicts them four attacking god with soup and long spoons. It's a long story.
Unfortunately, I knew both what an oubliette was _and_ what Karina was talking about (can't remember the name for the life of me though). Working hardlines at a supermarket makes you learn a lot about freaky animatronic baby dolls, and how to avoid their tendency to activate whenever you walk by. One of my coworkers swore by combat rolling, but I preferred just sprinting through the aisle as quickly as possible with whatever merchandise I had on me at the time.
I saw a house for sale on Zillow a couple years back. It looked like it was home to a drug lord back in the 80’s. It was insanely well kept. But EVERYTHING was mirrored. The kitchen cabinets, the refrigerator, the kitchen counters. The living room walls, the tables. It was the most ludicrous thing I’d ever seen.
Oubliette is a perfectly normal word. Julia is 10000% in the right. On an unrelated note, you guys should do an episode where you all draw eldritch Kermit in a shadowy suit teaching us French vocabulary.
My first thought for someone who lives in a bank would be like, a burgler who really wants to rob a bank, but is too afraid to actually do it, so she bought a bank house to pretend break-in to it. Because of all this practice, she's actually really good at crackin safes and evading security, but she still has never commited an actual crime in her entire life.
Brad Pitman also looks like some sort of oracle. You have to fight through a dungeon to visit the pit and incantate "Oh Bradman, Bradman of the Pit, what is thy wisdom?" He then emerges from the depths, saying nothing, just raising his eyebrows.
The reveal that the witch couldn't finish the spell because she choked to death while snacking on cashews made me laugh so hard that my dog fled the room.
I love how Jacobs has a somehow MORE unsettling story when played in reverse. In reverse it is "you were told to meet a guy at this spot. You wait a while and then suddenly the top of a head pops out of the hole. Its the guy! He wiggles his brow and slowly crawls out." AHahaha, also the rendering at the end is gorgeous!
A conversation pit seems like the absolute worst design feature imaginable if you're clumsy, have kids, or some combination of the two. I would absolutely fall into it when trying to navigate the house without lights seeking a midnight snack or drink of water, and would be found even more twisted and hurting than usual the next morning.
The pit is in the basement. Unless you have your snacks down there, you have no reason to go down into the basement at night. And I'm also pretty sure even clumsy people learn the layout of their homes.
I'd probs fall in as a guest but like assuming proper interior design it really shouldnt be in a "high traffic" part of the home so to speak. Its not the kind of thing you put in a place you would walk through like that one part of your living room that everyone walks through to get in the kitchen.
@@Abegilr_Dragonrider The basement is a great place to keep your snacks if it's a finished basement! But also, I have lived in three different homes just over the course of the past calendar year, and 10 different homes in the past 12 years, so I might not have the same sense of my space you assume I might. 😅
I’m really glad Jacob committed to the SpongeBob theme song for “Just make up a person who lives in the bank” because I heard the musicality when he said it the first time and was worried no one would do it haha
As a Rhode Islander I find their very deliberate pronunciation of the "paw" in Pawtucket very funny. We want to get through words fast and will sacrifice annunciation to get there so we say Puhtucket as well as Rud Island with all the sounds running into each other.
As a fellow Rhode Islander who now lives in the South, I've had to explain to so many people that "it's not PAWtucket. It's Puhtuckit. Like 'the bucket'."
before this episode even starts to play, i have to say thank you. it's been an extremely rough few weeks recently and my own personal joy is starting to feel especially finite and small. thank you for sharing your joy out to people.
At first I thought Jacob was drawing a man perfectly shaped to slot into the conversation pit like one of those baby learning toys and I started laughing so hard I almost cried
The fact that they created the absolute icon that is merobiba and have yet to callback to it is really a power move. Everyone is talking about merobiba in the comments but it hasn’t re-entered the drawfee canon- it entered the universe as quickly as it left
As an unhoused fan, thanks for the inclusivity in the opening 😊 Many thousands of us are out here and we do mostly have internet and enjoy good videos lol
karina saying "what the fuck are these things called???" at 8:08 is the most painfully relatable thing. everyone else has moved on but you're stuck in brain jail trying to find the thing you mentioned that no one else understood
Inexplicably, I got both Karina’s and Julia’s esoteric references in the first drawing, albeit not immediately. I recognized the term oubliette, but I needed a reminder on what exactly it was. I initially had no idea what Karina was talking about, but then she said the actual name and the image flashed on screen, and I recognized what she was talking about instantly. This whole episode is, frankly, esoteric madness. The stumbling over sentences, the absurd hypothetical scenarios, the strange real estate… between this, the Medieval words episode, and turning Drawfee into a government funded program in the patch notes episode, 2023 is lookin’ to be the most inexplicable year of the Drawfee yet. I dig it. :P
On this episode of House Daters we have Bachelor number 1: the Conversation Pitt Sitter Bachelor number 2: the Bank Vault Bear Paws Bachelorette number 3: the Comfy Club Owner
Oubliette makes me think of Labyrinth with David Bowie bc Sarah gets saved from the oubliette by Hoggle with the door he lifts from the floor Edit: Looks like I own a house with a club in it now, proud to be drawn by Julia
Julia’s oubliette reference somehow unlocked both my latent knowledge of medieval torture devices and French. Je vous comprends! Je souviens, je n’ai pas oublié!
I don’t know why you typing out the word oubliette unlocked my knowledge of where I had heard it before but it was from The Labyrinth with David Bowie!!! I thought you typing Julia was the name Jared for some reason and that’s David Bowie’s character’s name!!
boohbah is an amazing children's show that I enjoy sometimes when i wanna watch something that requires 0 brain power. their names are jumbah (blue), zumbah (purple), humbah (yellow), zing zing zingbah (orange) and jingbah (pink) don't talk but they do simple little dances for kids to do as light exercise. it's surreal at times.
If you line it with blankets and pillows, that just sounds like the ultimate chill zone. Though dragging the vacuum cleaner down to clean it sounds like a massive pain.
Also someone pointed out the possibility of it being a trip hazard and not necessarily handicap accessible. One of those cool idea that doesn't age well
My sister's a big fan of property programmes (UK ones, as that's where we're from) so I've been subjected to many episodes of Grand Designs, and Julia definitely nailed it 😂
the boobah bit KILLED me because i somehow knew immediately what Karina was talking about, the knowledge emerged from the deepest recesses of my brain completely against my will. and ive never even been to a Target because im Canadian
Hearing the drawfee crew talk about how more clubs should have a theme makes me think of the only nightclub I've ever actually thought was cool, and that's this place in Minneapolis called Ground Zero. Decor is hogwarts and kinda gothic themed, and they have a little seating area off to the side with church pews where you can sit and watch their weekly BDSM shows performed by their in-house dominatrix and whoever volunteers to participate.
Julia said "I have a serious question", and my partner immediately said "I bet you don't" only for Julia to ask about Chester Cheetah and that sent me directly into orbit.
I bet your partner feels real silly now.
I'm imagining you and your partner watching drawfee in a big empty theater like mystery science theater 3000.
This is my favourite comment
I love how drawing people who live in weird houses instantly turned into a dating sim.
honestly i think the Drawfee gang could turn anything into a dating sim. evidence of this is Pose Academy
And a walking sim… somehow
I mean, it's always either that or a new comic
Obviously
@@broblerone413 Pose Academy was wild
I love that the "everytime we kiss" bit has come up at least three times since the first ep recorded in 2023, I love that Nathan and Karina just refuse to listen to Jacob abt it.
2023 is the year of Cascada
It’s my new favourite bit, 10/10
I somehow missed the first time it was referenced. So you happen to know which episode it was?
@@seeing8spots can’t say I do but I’d like to know as well
Everyone else refusing to listen to Jacob about anything is my favorite long running Drawfee bit.
Jacob: "you're on a date with this guy"
Karina: "oh no"
Nathan: "sure!"
Sometimes you can really hear Nathan's improv training
Ace representation.
Oubliette is honestly one of the most horrific punishments I have ever learned about and Julia’s just like “you toss ‘em in and you forget about ‘em”
It was a very accurate description, it means "place to be forgotten".
Yeah, I came across this knowledge through a steamy academic vampire fantasy novel where the main character is thrown into one 😅 And yep, this happens in an old uninhabited castle in modern times :'D Do not ask if I own physical copies of that trilogy xD
@@elieli2893 That series was tolerable until the main character became the specialist special who ever specialed.
@@katieblackburn84 Yeahhhh she ended up being the freaking superman 😅 I don't enjoy characters who have every power and ability imaginable. But I guess I was just happy the setting was semi-academic :'D It's definitely not the kinda book I genuinely recommend to people, though 😂
@@elieli2893 ok but drop the title 😂😂😂
The way Drawfee just... talks about nothing to create the absolute DUMBEST lore gives me so much life.
"She transformed my hands into paws... and then choked on a cashew-" 😭😭
It’s genuinely inspiring to me as a writer. I love dumb but entirely plausible lore. It’s so realistic yet entertaining
@@DeathnoteBBif you do it I would love to read it :)
Now Merobiba won't be able to ask the bear witch how to undo the curse.
I'm already laughing out loud during the intro when Julia starts describing Jacob like a real estate listing
"beautiful view!"
Find yourself a partner who describes you like a building xD
I think people need to start writing their dating profiles like this lol
@@SailorCSH i think real estate agents should start putting their dating app bios like that
“About 5’4 feet, a nice view from the top.”
that is a very short house-
Someone should make a compilation of every time Karina makes a Cascada joke that irritates Jacob.
Hi Al! Watching your latest video right after this one. Wuv woo.
I would like to see it!
Jacob is not a Cascada boy.
"We're not DOING THAT BIT ANYMORE-"
12:52 for the timestamp! :D
My favorite part about continuing the Cascada bit is that I genuinely can't tell whether Nathan is intentionally setting it up for Karina or if doing the bit on purpose for so long has permanently altered his speech patterns. Every time they do this bit, it gives me life
And every time we kiss, I swear I could fly
@@taliarosesi can feel my heart beat fast, i want this to last
I love that Karina was so bamboozled by the oubliette that she completely took seriously Nathan’s joke about forgetting what an oubliette was
I swear I've heard nathan make that same forgot the oubliette joke before, but I can't find it
@@talonkrebs5786 Almost like you forgot where you heard it...
I thought it was the plastic thing on the end of your shoe-lace that Phineas and Ferb did a whole song about
@@eva1585 no, that's an aglet. Am oubliette is an accessory you wear around your ankle
@@omgsomeonesomewhereonearth7432 AGLET! Thank you
Nathan's "JuuuuUuUuuUlia" in the same way she calls out his prompts was fun
Jacob's render is so evocative it feels like a panel in the funniest horror manga I love it
Yes! As soon as it faded in I was like "oh I want to read the rest of this comic"
As soon as he mentioned the pit all I could think was "It's my hole! It was made for me!"
Gives me hella Jojo vibes. Like this weird ass dude is totally a stand user.
@@DemiGod0623 This is my stand「PASSION PIT」
Julia: mentioned a quite well known tidbit of medieval castle design.
Karina: mentions the wildest insular nonsense I have ever heard.
Drawfee in a nutshell
I only knew what Julia was talking about because of the movie Labyrinth, but I donkinda remember the thing Karina was talking about
I actually knew both references on account of working tangentially with children’s tv in the 2000s… and also being a nerd.
I also knew what an oubliette was due to Labyrinth. I’m hoping that’s the main reason people know it. 😆
I knew what an oubliette was from playing Falling London a couple decades ago now. Somehow, I did not forget.
"So they're not like an entymologist, they're like a...they're like a bug pervert" 😂
The continual mention of Every Time We Touch followed by Jacob's incessant objection to it really fills me with joy.
I love Jacob's little puppet show, especially when Jacob started glitching while trying to wiggle the eyebrows
“Isn’t an oubliette like a room?”
Yeah, Jacob. It’s a small private room
So private that they forget about you
VERY private...
Greetings fellow SSS enjoyer
literally just came to the comments to find small private room jokes
A room full of corpses
This episode had everything. Storytelling. Roleplay. Endless bits. Cascada reference. Drawtectives reference. Character creation. Scenes. All it's missing is discussion of Cats (2019).
...and Merobiba
And explicitly calling for DeepBlueInk to animate the conversation pit guy lol
And makeshift animation!
And Spencer insulting someone!
and appallingly flat newman
There used to be a bar in my city that was Alice in Wonderland themed, and one side of it had really short/small furniture to make you feel big and the other side had really tall tables and stools to make you feel small. There were a bunch of clocks all over the walls and you had to go through two bars and a back corridor to get to it.
the cocktails were great and the vibes were wild, I miss that place.
29:08 i love when Karina makes a tumblr reference that the rest of the crew fully does not pick up on. Her hearing "popping bottles" and immediately responding "the BIGGEST bottles" referencing the iconic "We popping the biggest bottles when Makorra goes canon tomorrow"
It's been like 8 years, and none of us are EVER letting that joke go 😂
Is THAT what the original was? That's so funny I thought it was from that election version when they were like Bernie's going to win as a write-in
I’d walk with the drawfee crew for 11 days for a date in the conversation pit.
🎶I would walk 400 miles and /
🎶I would walk 400 more (because it's ~800 miles from NYC to Chesterton)
🎶Just to hang out in the weird house with the convo pit and the Drawfee crew
@@The2econd3vil3xes🎶 DAA da da daah!
@@kilo3989 🎶DAA da da dah!
DAA da dum diddydum diddydaa diddydum diddydum
@@The2econd3vil3xes LOL yes
Did the bank being located in PAWtucket accidentally seep into Karina’s subconscious and make her draw a man with paws? 😂
Pawtucket is where all the animal themed drag queens live.
I, for one, am here for the new age of Drawfee where Karina is now the one dropping references that NOBODY else gets and it just confuses everyone forever
Nathan: "is he cute?". man is out here asking the correct questions. but also karinas "no mans worth that" also facts!
The way Jacob’s drawing was rendered made the whole situation feel a lot more sinister 😭
Knowing the word “oubliette”, I was on board with the prison pit, but I have no idea what baby birds have distracted Karina...
Boobahs
"That's a big cool door!" had so much genuine enthusiasm behind it, never change Julia.
I love how often Karina has been making an "Every Time We Touch" ref in the videos lately and Jacob continues to yell that they're not doing that anymore :3
Julia gnomes Nathan.
Karina Cascadas Jacob.
What do Nathan and Jacob do?
@@flippinkamikaze8738kiss
@@flippinkamikaze8738 Trust eachother.
Jacob doesn’t realize he’s just improved the bit
@@blueeyed_killjoy lmao yeah the new joke isn't the "and every time we kiss" part it's the "WE'RE NOT DOING THAT BIT ANYMORE" part
In Hoggles voice: ‘this is an oubliette, It’s a place you throw someone to forget about them!” - I got you Julia. I never run out of Laberynth references.
I was hoping someone would have referenced this!
I honestly came to these comments to find ANYONE talking about this 😂
I thought this was the only way anyone had ever heard of an oubliette. As far as I'm concerned it's a word created solely in the world of Labyrinth. 😂
I came to the comments looking for this!
@@tubblebub my first association with the word is mlp - their version of D&D is called “Ogres and Oubliettes”.
My gods, Drawfee's energy so far in 2023 has been utterly unimprovable. They sound happy and healthy and _so alive_ . I hope they're able to keep it up.
I'm so glad we got closure on Karina's joke. I was like, "wtf is she talking about?!" Then they reveal my favorite baby drug trip, boobas. It's like teletubbies but like way more trippy and scary. I actually have the purple one at my house.
they were so weird and creepy
I want all the boohbah babies now
I remember seeing that show at like 2am a sleepover, and my friend and I thought we hallucinated it for years
I had the yellow one!! It’s like bald? Why are they bald?
theres no was theres a childrens toy called that
When they get into the set-up for Julia's and Jacob starts the "so you go to her house" and just from the way that Nathan says "northfield ohio..." you know he's typing it into google maps to find out how long to walk there 😂😂
I was waiting for the answer
Julia's character looks like she was just informed what a clubhouse is supposed to be.
LOL
Karina out here making me realize that I didn’t dream up the horrifing little boobas from my childhood. I have been convicted that those were a figment of my imagination for YEARS!
Yes??!!!! Also they're in target???
I cannot believe the amount of bear jokes in this episode WITHOUT a merobiba reference.
the subreddit has broken me lmao
My favorite part was when karina was in tears while talking about the parable of the long stools, all while julia was actively making the stool a very normal length
That parable line is driving me crazy and making my Google history extra weird. Is it a reference?
If no one’s answered this yet, I looked it up and it’s called “Parable of the long spoons”. Apparently, the idea is that in both heaven and hell, there is food but the eating utensils are awfully long. The people in heaven can feed each other with their long spoons since they are nice, but in hell the people are mean (?) or can’t cooperate enough to feed each other, so they starve
@@elizabethgall5327 it could be a reference to one of their streams, although I don't know how it connects to stools... They had a stream (vod at Drawfee Extra) where they discussed “Parable of the long spoons”, and the thumbnail depicts them four attacking god with soup and long spoons. It's a long story.
"We're not doing the every time we kiss joke anymore" has now been in so many episodes that it has now become the joke itself. It has evolved.
It's like Milhouse. Milhouse is NOT a meme, but "Milhouse is not a meme" is a meme.
Julia’s “Ah yes, there we go. Enticing.” At 17:19 actually broke me for some reason. The delivery on the “enticing” was just so perfect
“We’re not doing that joke this year” is in every fully 2023 episode so far and it needs to stay that way
Unfortunately, I knew both what an oubliette was _and_ what Karina was talking about (can't remember the name for the life of me though). Working hardlines at a supermarket makes you learn a lot about freaky animatronic baby dolls, and how to avoid their tendency to activate whenever you walk by. One of my coworkers swore by combat rolling, but I preferred just sprinting through the aisle as quickly as possible with whatever merchandise I had on me at the time.
I saw a house for sale on Zillow a couple years back. It looked like it was home to a drug lord back in the 80’s. It was insanely well kept. But EVERYTHING was mirrored. The kitchen cabinets, the refrigerator, the kitchen counters. The living room walls, the tables. It was the most ludicrous thing I’d ever seen.
Mirrored as in the room was symmetrical, or mirrored as in covered in mirrors?
@@deinogreenstreet8631 I'm also wondering this
If my limited knowledge of drug paraphernalia is correct, I'm assuming covered in mirrors
How do they photograph it
painfully i guess
Oubliette is a perfectly normal word. Julia is 10000% in the right. On an unrelated note, you guys should do an episode where you all draw eldritch Kermit in a shadowy suit teaching us French vocabulary.
and booba babies arent?
My first thought for someone who lives in a bank would be like, a burgler who really wants to rob a bank, but is too afraid to actually do it, so she bought a bank house to pretend break-in to it. Because of all this practice, she's actually really good at crackin safes and evading security, but she still has never commited an actual crime in her entire life.
Brad Pitman also looks like some sort of oracle. You have to fight through a dungeon to visit the pit and incantate "Oh Bradman, Bradman of the Pit, what is thy wisdom?" He then emerges from the depths, saying nothing, just raising his eyebrows.
The reveal that the witch couldn't finish the spell because she choked to death while snacking on cashews made me laugh so hard that my dog fled the room.
"I'm two. yabudi dabudai" really got me. Always the most unexpected musical references
Thank you Karina for bringing up Boobah. I forgot what they were called and it was killing me.
I love how Jacobs has a somehow MORE unsettling story when played in reverse. In reverse it is "you were told to meet a guy at this spot. You wait a while and then suddenly the top of a head pops out of the hole. Its the guy! He wiggles his brow and slowly crawls out." AHahaha, also the rendering at the end is gorgeous!
Jacob singing "Ooooh make up a person who lives in the bank!" made me laugh so hard a pulled a muscle and woke up my neighbors. Thanks Drawfee!
Jacob's 'animation' brought me to tears laughing as I watched this before bed. Thank you
My favorite genre of drawfee is "Karina making weird little noises for weird little dudes".
Julia’s prompt was perfect for drawing a room full of vampires.
Awww
A conversation pit seems like the absolute worst design feature imaginable if you're clumsy, have kids, or some combination of the two. I would absolutely fall into it when trying to navigate the house without lights seeking a midnight snack or drink of water, and would be found even more twisted and hurting than usual the next morning.
The pit is in the basement. Unless you have your snacks down there, you have no reason to go down into the basement at night.
And I'm also pretty sure even clumsy people learn the layout of their homes.
I'd probs fall in as a guest but like assuming proper interior design it really shouldnt be in a "high traffic" part of the home so to speak. Its not the kind of thing you put in a place you would walk through like that one part of your living room that everyone walks through to get in the kitchen.
@@Abegilr_Dragonrider The basement is a great place to keep your snacks if it's a finished basement! But also, I have lived in three different homes just over the course of the past calendar year, and 10 different homes in the past 12 years, so I might not have the same sense of my space you assume I might. 😅
@@Abegilr_Dragonrider speaking on behalf of clumsy people : knowing the layout doesn't help but a pit of sofas is honestly a 10/10 place to fall into
Also. No back support? No cushions? Literally no. 😊
My gentle gasp of awe and delight when Julia shrunk her drawing
I’m really glad Jacob committed to the SpongeBob theme song for “Just make up a person who lives in the bank” because I heard the musicality when he said it the first time and was worried no one would do it haha
As a Rhode Islander I find their very deliberate pronunciation of the "paw" in Pawtucket very funny. We want to get through words fast and will sacrifice annunciation to get there so we say Puhtucket as well as Rud Island with all the sounds running into each other.
As a fellow Rhode Islander who now lives in the South, I've had to explain to so many people that "it's not PAWtucket. It's Puhtuckit. Like 'the bucket'."
note: this episode is NOT free of Cascada’s “Everytime We Touch” discourse
Disk horse
cascada walked so Hannah Montana could run
and taylor swift could soar
Please, I beg of you, never stop the Cascada joke. It’s a banger every time, I swear.
Every time we touch?
@@paulunga I get this feeling????!?
@@resident-evil-jerma5389 And everytime we kiss????
@@1SunnyDaze0 I SWEAR I CAN FLYY!??!?
You know what else is a banger every time? The song Everytime We Touch.
This video has some POWERFUL quotes. My favourite as of now being:
“She was snacking on cashews while cursing meeeh-“
I'm so glad Karina finally acknowledged Boohbah's because I have thought of them every single time they've ever said "boobas."
oh yhats how tou wrjte it
At this point, I scream every time Karina gets in an "every time we kiss"
And every time I swear I can fly
22:34 I love how Nathan calls Julia the same way Julia calls him Naaaaaaaaathan
That made me so happy
i laughed so hard at jacob's performance art i choked on a grain of rice 😭😭😭
Good thing it wasn't a cashew
I'm so grateful they let karina back into the studio because oh my god I didn't realize she'd unironically become my favorite drawfee member
before this episode even starts to play, i have to say thank you. it's been an extremely rough few weeks recently and my own personal joy is starting to feel especially finite and small. thank you for sharing your joy out to people.
Jacob's character actually got much less threatening once he got hair. Up until 6:17, I thought we were being taken hostage by the guy from Disturbed.
That looks nothing like The Guy. Looks a little like their lead singer though. 🤘
@@dgthe3 I totally forgot about The Guy, and just meant the lead-singer 🤣
Baldness, in media, tends to be for villains
Jacob doing the animation esque bit with the layers in his drawing had big Caldwell Era Drawfee energy
At first I thought Jacob was drawing a man perfectly shaped to slot into the conversation pit like one of those baby learning toys and I started laughing so hard I almost cried
OML i love this idea 😭
this hole was made for me
@@animatrix1490 Imagine that, Junji Ito baby shape toys
The fact that they created the absolute icon that is merobiba and have yet to callback to it is really a power move. Everyone is talking about merobiba in the comments but it hasn’t re-entered the drawfee canon- it entered the universe as quickly as it left
29:13 I’m 99% sure Karina made a “popping the biggest bottles when Makorra becomes canon tomorrow” joke and I’m upset nobody else noticed
i didnt think it was a reference to that specifically lol but now im laughing about that again
Karina's interests are like she lives in 2013-2016 still, and I'm here for it. That was a great time to be alive.
KORRA MENTION LETS GOOOOOO
korrasami nation in the chat eyy
@@BigGrabowski i wish i could return to 2016 honestly ....
DeepBlueInk is now just expected to animate every episode now
Gotta be rough being talented, but I like that they seem just as excited for the next animation as much as the rest of us
Jacob helped animate some of this one already
Just found out about these oubliettes, my D&D party is gonna suffer a weird psychological horror for a day. Thanks Julia!
Conversation pits are the oubliettes of interior design because we all just kind of forgot about them
As an unhoused fan, thanks for the inclusivity in the opening 😊 Many thousands of us are out here and we do mostly have internet and enjoy good videos lol
"These are the paws of a killer, Bella."
- Bank Bank Banksy
karina saying "what the fuck are these things called???" at 8:08 is the most painfully relatable thing. everyone else has moved on but you're stuck in brain jail trying to find the thing you mentioned that no one else understood
"Home is where the heart is." How would Nathan know? He so rarely gets let in the building lol
Maybe his heart is outside lol
@@LaSa1 You could be right XD
Suggestion:
A Karina hosted episode where everyone gets the Tags of an AO3 fanfic and tries to make fanart for it ❤
i don't fully understand this suggestion but i do fully support it
Yess
@@Danny.._ Thats the drawfee spirit babeyy
Oh god that sounds horriffic, i love it
Yeees!!
Inexplicably, I got both Karina’s and Julia’s esoteric references in the first drawing, albeit not immediately.
I recognized the term oubliette, but I needed a reminder on what exactly it was.
I initially had no idea what Karina was talking about, but then she said the actual name and the image flashed on screen, and I recognized what she was talking about instantly.
This whole episode is, frankly, esoteric madness. The stumbling over sentences, the absurd hypothetical scenarios, the strange real estate… between this, the Medieval words episode, and turning Drawfee into a government funded program in the patch notes episode, 2023 is lookin’ to be the most inexplicable year of the Drawfee yet.
I dig it. :P
So glad Julia brought us to the oubliette topic a mere 6 minutes into the video, chat its gonna be a banger
Calling Jacob a fixer-upper is EXACTLY like saying "I can fix him."
Man Drawfee has been beautifully chaotic lately
On this episode of House Daters we have
Bachelor number 1: the Conversation Pitt Sitter
Bachelor number 2: the Bank Vault Bear Paws
Bachelorette number 3: the Comfy Club Owner
I unironically love conversation pits. They add verticality to spaces that are normally flat and boring.
Oubliette makes me think of Labyrinth with David Bowie bc Sarah gets saved from the oubliette by Hoggle with the door he lifts from the floor
Edit: Looks like I own a house with a club in it now, proud to be drawn by Julia
I was already laughing out loud, but when Jacob couldn’t get only the eyebrows to move, I was gasping for air
Julia’s oubliette reference somehow unlocked both my latent knowledge of medieval torture devices and French. Je vous comprends! Je souviens, je n’ai pas oublié!
Super! 🇫🇷
I don’t know why you typing out the word oubliette unlocked my knowledge of where I had heard it before but it was from The Labyrinth with David Bowie!!! I thought you typing Julia was the name Jared for some reason and that’s David Bowie’s character’s name!!
I knew oubliette! ( But not weird little birds. Sorry Karina. ) From making dungeon maps in ninth grade. And then Labyrinth. (Hoggle ftw)
Ditto! I know it from The Labyrinth
I knew it from Broodhollow. "A Game of Oubliette" was going to be the title of the third book.
Why does Jacob's piece have the creepiest, most horror like lighting?!
An "any house" suburban home with a secret night club? This is a real life Sims build.
boohbah is an amazing children's show that I enjoy sometimes when i wanna watch something that requires 0 brain power.
their names are jumbah (blue), zumbah (purple), humbah (yellow), zing zing zingbah (orange) and jingbah (pink) don't talk but they do simple little dances for kids to do as light exercise. it's surreal at times.
Confession, even though the name is HORRIBLE I've always kind of liked the idea of the conversation pit and wanted to live somewhere with one
If you line it with blankets and pillows, that just sounds like the ultimate chill zone. Though dragging the vacuum cleaner down to clean it sounds like a massive pain.
Also someone pointed out the possibility of it being a trip hazard and not necessarily handicap accessible. One of those cool idea that doesn't age well
Same!! Especially when the couch / seats are part of the pit or straight up a giant mattress infinity couch lol
You mean a conversation oubliette?
This episode is so incredible, it really shows Drawfees genuine ability to make anything hilarious
My sister's a big fan of property programmes (UK ones, as that's where we're from) so I've been subjected to many episodes of Grand Designs, and Julia definitely nailed it 😂
Sounds like it's time to subject your sister to this episode then, hahaha
I'm so glad they realized the cadence of "just make up a person who lives in a bank"
I hope this is someone’s first Drawfee video, because wow what a wild one this would be
I absolutely died at Karina's "bank bank bank bank"
Conversation Pits are basically where the orgy gets stored during a swinger's party...
the boobah bit KILLED me because i somehow knew immediately what Karina was talking about, the knowledge emerged from the deepest recesses of my brain completely against my will. and ive never even been to a Target because im Canadian
29:43 - as an entomology student, i'm proud to be a bug pervert. and also sad that the slug bouncers got cut
Hearing the drawfee crew talk about how more clubs should have a theme makes me think of the only nightclub I've ever actually thought was cool, and that's this place in Minneapolis called Ground Zero. Decor is hogwarts and kinda gothic themed, and they have a little seating area off to the side with church pews where you can sit and watch their weekly BDSM shows performed by their in-house dominatrix and whoever volunteers to participate.