See, that confuses me more as a Midwesterner. If we have a small garden for veggies or fruit at home, it usually goes in the backyard. Backyard eliminating garden still makes sense for that, at least to me.
There isn't supposed to be confusion because you do have a garden in America if you grow fruits and vegetables. The front yard is for the flowers to make the property look nice and the back for the fruits and vegetables to have for the kitchen. The biggest problem is that people aren't growing their vegetables. I used to have a vegetable and fruit garden in my backyard, but squirrels wouldn't let us have anything there even with fencing around it.
Problem is that I don't believe any of them have ever lived or been to the Midwest because it is more common than you would think to have a backyard garden for stuff like Strawberries, Potatoes, Carrot, Onions and other fruits and vegetables
My Nana is from Australia and she had a flower garden in the front yard, in the back yard, and on the sides of the house. I argue anywhere you are deliberately growing and caring for plants outside could be considered a garden.
Fun fact! The Seven Deadly Sins are not mentioned in the bible. They are likely based on some of Aristotle's writings about virtues and their opposites. So Bloody can talk about them without needing to mention the bible. 😁
Bonus Fact: As of 2008, by decree of the pope there are now 14 deadly sins. Envy, Gluttony, Greed, Lust, Pride, Sloth and Wrath, are joined by: Environmental Pollution, Genetic Manipulation, Accumulating Excessive Wealth, Inflicting Poverty, Drug Trafficking, Morally Debatable Experiment, and Violation of Fundamental Rights of Human Nature.
There is a very convincing theory that Amelia crashed near an island and washed up on shore and was eaten by Coconut Crabs because she was injured and couldn't escape them. If I'm not mistaken, she crashed in the Pacific.
A garden can be more than just flowers and plants. Plus most gardens I have seen were in a backyard. Also you can walk through a garden. A garden can consist of a walkway through it. The amount of just confusion and arguing/debating was great but man did they really fail to think of other interpretations of words.
Technically all fruit are vegetables, vegetable by definition just means the edible part of any "Vegetation". Fruit is a subclass of vegetable, not exclusionary.
@@Kevin-cf9nl Fair enough, though that's the Adverb (meaning; discribing, belonging or relating to: the qualities seen in vegetation) rather than the noun.
arguably Carter floundering against the swamp rabbit compared to Reagan surviving his assassination attempt was a major turning point in the 1980 election.
@@XCodes Egg could certainly bring chest, assuming there are people who enjoy riddles and more importantly, Tolkien. In the chapter 'Riddles in the Dark' of The Hobbit, Bilbo asks "A box without hinges, key or lid, Yet golden treasure inside is hid." Where the answer is egg. It may be something of a stretch, but I believe it isn't too unlikely to work.
@@lokiokami2302 it also could have still lead to ‘rabbit.’ Since you get ‘spring’ from ‘egg’ by connecting with Easter, they might then go to Easter bunny, or ‘rabbit’ because he’s associated with the holiday and is the one that hides the eggs for the egg hunts.
@@TopOfAllWorlds In britan the entire backyard is called a garden, including the yard part. In america only the flowerbeds are called a garden. A lot of houses don't have flowerbeds in the backyard but nearly every house has them in the frontyard. Since they didn't make the connection that backyard was a synonym for garden they assumed that the fact that he used the word backyard instead of frontyard was important and used that to determine what they should/shouldn't click instead.
Fun fact: In polish language, backyard is a green terrain belonging to the appartament building usually having a playground for all kids in the area and some green, sometimes entire garbage storage(like a shack with big bins for collecting trash from 1-3 appartament buildings) and stuff like that and it's partially a public space but managed by administrators of those appartament buildings. in case of a house, what americans call backyard, we call a garden even if you don't have flowers there. It can be a vegetable patch, it can be just grass or whatever but you are going to the garden no matter what it looks like.
Well, TECHNICALLY... A vegetable only has meaning in cooking terms. It has NO botanical meaning. It is totally possible to be a fruit and a vegetable at the same time. It's just the vegetables can also be berries (which is probably also a kind of fruit as well), leaves, roots and presumably other parts of a plant as well. A vegetable is just a catch-all term for the parts of our diet that comes from plants, really. I guess you could argue that a botanical fruit and a culinary fruit is also slightly different, because most people don't think of stuff like tomatoes as being a fruit in a cooking sense, but they definitely are in a botanical sense. Also strawberries, which aren't really berries, and the seeds on the big red thing we eat is technically a very tiny nut, so that's really a weird kind of 'wombo combo' of plant matter, none of which is a berry, at least some of which is a fruit, and then the big red bit of the strawberry, which I really don't know what it actually is. I'd like to stress that I am not a botanist nor a biologist, nor am I qualified as a nutritionist or cook. There is likely a vastly better way than what I have said here to word this.
What is funny is there are two completely different definitions for vegetables...there is the culinary definition of vegetables which is essentially the edible part of a plant that is savory (not sweet), so squash, cucumber, pepper, etc. While scientifically vegetable was never really an actual term, it encompasses all the edible parts of a plant. You can further split it into Stem, Leaves, Roots, Tubers, Bulbs, Seeds, and Flowers (I think that is all of them). Examples of each would be Celery, Lettuce, Carrot, Potato, Onion, Peas, and Broccoli. Fruits are a subcategory of vegetable scientifically speaking, and includes things like Squash, Tomatoes, and Apples. The difference has been debated for years, with tomatoes and things like Squash being the main topics. Oklahoma even declared Watermelon their state vegetable in 2007
You may not be a botanist, biologist, nutritionist or cook...but at least you understand a basic detail about how language works that seems to be beyond the grasp of a terrifying number of people.
The garden thing is both dumb and confusing because depending on where you live, you would think different things. Usually the front yard is just that.. a yard with maybe a few flowers in planters along the side of the front of the house and maybe the sides... whereas the garden is either flowers or food in the backyard. It's placed there so that anyone who walks by can't just grab something and walk off with it.
@@TechnicallyCalm Olympus was a problem, yes, but it was always going to be as long as Hercules was on the same board. I was thinking Nemean for those 3, since it connects much more directly to Hercules and much less directly to Olympus
This was another great session of Codenames! Although I don't normally enjoy it when Ze struggles, watching him lose his mind in this game is so very entertaining. XD I also love the discussions and admissions that can arise from this game, such as the vegetable/fruit discussions, the garden/backyard cultural debacle, how is every word on the board kinky, Skadj being secretly a Brony, and Ze not knowing that Catwoman carried a whip, lol. Thanks for another great afternoon of laughs, Ze! I can't wait for the next one!
1:38:01 - My thought was "Lion" because lions scratch, circus act lion tamers are depicted using whips, and I believe one of the 12 labors of Hercules involved fighting a Nemian lion. ...then I saw "King" was one of the blue words and promptly said "fuck..."
Kara never thought that people could have a vegetable or fruit garden in which you do walk into those and it is something that Americans can have and you typically don't grow a fruit or vegetable garden in your front yard
God I wish I could see the first round of the first game from Justin's POV. That must've been such an emotional rollercoaster. Every single member of the team immediately taps the bomb card and stays on it, fully intending to click it until Ozza overrules the rest of the team and clicks the right cards. So close to disaster. So close.
Lots of Americans have backyard gardens they walk through. I have fruit and veg gardens in the back, along with a small orchard. They aren't exclusive to flowers and front yards...
@@JackalopeBunny I think it's more of a joke about her immediately picking rabbit by association with vegetables, but then suddenly proclaiming that olives had to be literal vegetables (which is a vague-ass term in the first place, unless you use the "any edible part of a plant" which fits olives) to count
I have lived in suburbia across the US and 98% of the gardens I saw were in the backyard. The ONLY 2 times I saw front yard gardens were communal gardens.
There were reports of people picking up a distress call. There has never been any confirmation behind them though, and most of these reports come from impossibly distant locations. lol... When I was in high school, these kind of things were an obsession of mine. Loved learning about all the different lost pieces of history that are out there.
The garden argument shows how uncultured this group is, a garden is a garden. Flower beds are flower beds. Gardens are used to grow fruit and vegetables. Gardens can also be used to grow flowers, but a garden is a designated area for the specific purpose of gardening. IE; Gardens are in the back yard most of the time. Flower beds are in the front yard most of the time.
20:00... to me "wood" makes the most sense. Chests are made of wood, there's such thing as a wooden duck, wood can be used as fuel and for spring, it's a bit more of a stretch but Spring I think budding trees and they're made of wood. IDK, I feel like that would have worked better
*several minutes of arguing about gardens vs backyards* Ozza: are you calling a flowerbed a garden???? what do you call the grass bit? fucking losing it
@@Alex-dc9cl she was arguing that gardens are not something that are in the backyard to begin with (along with thinking that Ozza's way of using the 0 was "stupid"). She literally said "a garden is not in a backyard." She may have been saying "here in america, the garden is not necessarily equivalent to the backyard," or "the garden where you grow stuff doesn't go in the backyard," but either way you can tell she's just upset (rightfully so or not, i'll leave that decision up to you.)
@@rexana_rexana Even saying the garden where you grow stuff isn't in the backyard is wrong most of the time. Some people have it in the front, some on the roof, but most gardens I know and see are in the backyard. She said several other things where i was just shaking my head. She is entitled to her opinion, but I get annoyed when she goes off on other people for saying something that to her isn't right when she is actually wrong. She can be very ignorant at times.
@@T3hd0ct3r I agree. When talking about Kara specifically I tend to use more neutral wording because Kara's fanbase on Twich can be.... Enthusiastic in their defense of kara, to put it nicely. At the end of the day they're all friends and we shouldn't bad talk her too much but I agree that in this specific case she was off the mark
Dude SAME. And then when he said the last one could have been jumper... am I missing something there? Pretty sure there was no skydiving involved... at least not intentionally!
While yes she did disappear in the Pacific, there is another triangle zone that has been known to have the same effect as the Bermuda triangle. So linking the two isn’t entirely wrong.
Propnight could have worked for Duck, Chest, fuel, and spring. The only problem word I saw was trip for that one, but it still was a stronger correlation than aerobics.
"most gardens i see are in the front yard"? HUUUH? Where tf are you living that everyone puts their garden in the FRONTyard? Also, is "Backyard garden" not the phrase most people think of when you talk about your small personal garden???? Do i just live in a paradox? Im so confused, that comment has me reeling
Well you see when your country has less population density than Madagascar, you have more land to have gardens. So where you are living is not in the UK.
In the US people grow flower gardens more often then veggies and what not so putting your flower garden in the front yard is very reasonable that way your neighbors can see your pretty flowers too
@@weinteruptth.1479 it's highly dependent on where you live. In more rural US areas where people have larger yards, veg/fruit is common. I have multiple backyard gardens for that purpose.
@@Tvd97 exactly. I feel like the “garden” aspects of the front yard is mostly just the landscaping because that’s usually all that it is. And the garden is in the backyard because it typically has the fruits/veggies and it’s it a more isolated area that stands out from the backyard landscaping
11:13:00 The seven deadly sins are not found in The Bible. The first "sins" were thought of by pre-Christian Classical era Greek philosophers and were thought of more as vices. They were then later expanded upon and revised by Christian Philosophers.
Trying to link four words together with a very strenuous connection is always a mistake, unless the opponent has like a single word left. Do a safe one (I'd have gone with screw for Duck, Spring and Chest) and put the pressure on the other team. You're way more likely to help the enemy team than win otherwise, as we saw here. They barely managed to connect the two easiest words, they could easily have missed the third one.
Fruits come from the flower of a plant or tree, and contain seeds. Vegetables come from the other parts of a plant which can include roots, stems, and leaves. So botanically, herbs are vegetables.
First Word, Looseleaf 4, Forest, Page, Scarecrow & Spring Second Word, Smoked 3, Duck, Fuel, Fog Also.. a garden definitley is next to mud and orange as the 3 most things you will find in a backyard
I’ve played beanboozled once, and I won just because I got every bad bean but I chewed and swallowed them without gagging or reacting much. They didn’t taste good, but they weren’t terrible enough to warrant throwing up or anything. I was mostly just impressed that they got pretty accurate flavors. I may also be slightly immune to the vomit flavored bean because I used to throw up every other day as a child.
@@ShinobiRem Oooh. I thought it was something like 5upp and tubbo but I didn't know it's Jojo they're visiting, was wondering if they're at a convention or something.
29:00 🎶I could be brown I could be blue🎵 when they were talking about spiders and said “they can be blue” that song popped in my head so fast and then it looks like Uneasy jumped in and started singing it 😂 I call dibs on being on a team with him cuz we’re on the same wavelength
It feels illegal to be this early. But I’m glad i am 🥰🥰 I think this is my third year watching Ze and I’m so glad to have been here through every funny moment I have!! You have definitely made some of my dark days brighter!! Keep going Ze you’re amazing!!!🥰🥰🥰
Talking about the bean boozled, the dog food one is incredibly bad. I've never actually tasted it, but we were trying them at work one day and someone else got the dog food one. The SMELL alone was bad enough and spread throughout the whole room and I couldn't do it.
How is this group still so America-centric to not know how English words are used outside of America with all the English people in the group. Ozza is right.
"its a fruit if it doesnt grow in the ground" sorry ze, your wrong, this is NOT how fruits and veggies are classified, its entirely classified on its SEEDS, its a fruit if it has a ton of small seeds inside of it, and a veggie if it has 1 large seed or the thing itself is its own seed (like potatoes and carrots) or if the seeds are outside of it or if it has multiple seeds inside but very few, like green beans are a veggie and they grow off a plant like tomatoes are and tomatoes are a fruit
I'm Texan. I knew right away what the deal was with the Backyard 0 play - I knew it had to do with the Brits being wrong with their usage of Garden versus Yard from the beginning and it made things all the more funny, especially when they figured out what went wrong xD
I think Ze should have just gone for a 2 clue in the first game. Those four words weren't going together so it would have been better to take a safe 2 and hope the enemy team doesn't win.
“Alaska could be your backyard” “Oh, true!”
Skadj, resident Alaskan: “No it can’t”
It reminded me of when Sarah Palan said she could see Russia from her yard.
@@IsThatAShortJoke well some parts in Alaska you can.
Alaska could be in your backyard if you live on the Canadian Alaskan Border
As someone who’s heard the UK garden vs USA yard argument before I knew immediately when he gave that clue what the confusion was lol
See, that confuses me more as a Midwesterner. If we have a small garden for veggies or fruit at home, it usually goes in the backyard. Backyard eliminating garden still makes sense for that, at least to me.
There isn't supposed to be confusion because you do have a garden in America if you grow fruits and vegetables. The front yard is for the flowers to make the property look nice and the back for the fruits and vegetables to have for the kitchen. The biggest problem is that people aren't growing their vegetables. I used to have a vegetable and fruit garden in my backyard, but squirrels wouldn't let us have anything there even with fencing around it.
@@Orphim yes
Problem is that I don't believe any of them have ever lived or been to the Midwest because it is more common than you would think to have a backyard garden for stuff like Strawberries, Potatoes, Carrot, Onions and other fruits and vegetables
There is a big difference between a UK bee and a USB
My Nana is from Australia and she had a flower garden in the front yard, in the back yard, and on the sides of the house. I argue anywhere you are deliberately growing and caring for plants outside could be considered a garden.
That's what I said
Fun fact! The Seven Deadly Sins are not mentioned in the bible. They are likely based on some of Aristotle's writings about virtues and their opposites. So Bloody can talk about them without needing to mention the bible. 😁
Oooo the Bible, how spooky! /s
Bonus Fact: As of 2008, by decree of the pope there are now 14 deadly sins. Envy, Gluttony, Greed, Lust, Pride, Sloth and Wrath, are joined by: Environmental Pollution, Genetic Manipulation, Accumulating Excessive Wealth, Inflicting Poverty, Drug Trafficking, Morally Debatable Experiment, and Violation of Fundamental Rights of Human Nature.
23:48 I can feel Ze's disappointment right here.
There is a very convincing theory that Amelia crashed near an island and washed up on shore and was eaten by Coconut Crabs because she was injured and couldn't escape them. If I'm not mistaken, she crashed in the Pacific.
A garden can be more than just flowers and plants. Plus most gardens I have seen were in a backyard. Also you can walk through a garden. A garden can consist of a walkway through it. The amount of just confusion and arguing/debating was great but man did they really fail to think of other interpretations of words.
Technically all fruit are vegetables, vegetable by definition just means the edible part of any "Vegetation". Fruit is a subclass of vegetable, not exclusionary.
Historically it didn't even need to be edible. Just ask the modern major general.
@@Kevin-cf9nl Fair enough, though that's the Adverb (meaning; discribing, belonging or relating to: the qualities seen in vegetation) rather than the noun.
"Rabbits dont go into swamps"
Yeah they do, president Carter was once attacked by a swimming rabbit while fishing in a swamp
arguably Carter floundering against the swamp rabbit compared to Reagan surviving his assassination attempt was a major turning point in the 1980 election.
honestly kept think 'egg' wouldve given duck, fuel, & spring at least. Aerobics wasnt a great choice
@@XCodes Egg could certainly bring chest, assuming there are people who enjoy riddles and more importantly, Tolkien. In the chapter 'Riddles in the Dark' of The Hobbit, Bilbo asks "A box without hinges, key or lid,
Yet golden treasure inside is hid." Where the answer is egg. It may be something of a stretch, but I believe it isn't too unlikely to work.
@@lokiokami2302 it also could have still lead to ‘rabbit.’ Since you get ‘spring’ from ‘egg’ by connecting with Easter, they might then go to Easter bunny, or ‘rabbit’ because he’s associated with the holiday and is the one that hides the eggs for the egg hunts.
XD The garden debate has me cracking up. The american/british divide is real with this one.
But... I'm confused... A lot of my neighbors here in america have backyard gardens??? Wtf
@@TopOfAllWorlds My childhood house had several small (like 5'x10') gardens both in the front and back yards.
@@TopOfAllWorlds In britan the entire backyard is called a garden, including the yard part. In america only the flowerbeds are called a garden. A lot of houses don't have flowerbeds in the backyard but nearly every house has them in the frontyard. Since they didn't make the connection that backyard was a synonym for garden they assumed that the fact that he used the word backyard instead of frontyard was important and used that to determine what they should/shouldn't click instead.
@@TopOfAllWorlds same, I literally watched this video after working in my backyard gardens.
@@TopOfAllWorlds if you live or have been to the Midwest this is common, but the western US and southern half I don't believe have them as often
Fun fact: In polish language, backyard is a green terrain belonging to the appartament building usually having a playground for all kids in the area and some green, sometimes entire garbage storage(like a shack with big bins for collecting trash from 1-3 appartament buildings) and stuff like that and it's partially a public space but managed by administrators of those appartament buildings. in case of a house, what americans call backyard, we call a garden even if you don't have flowers there. It can be a vegetable patch, it can be just grass or whatever but you are going to the garden no matter what it looks like.
Well, TECHNICALLY...
A vegetable only has meaning in cooking terms. It has NO botanical meaning. It is totally possible to be a fruit and a vegetable at the same time. It's just the vegetables can also be berries (which is probably also a kind of fruit as well), leaves, roots and presumably other parts of a plant as well. A vegetable is just a catch-all term for the parts of our diet that comes from plants, really.
I guess you could argue that a botanical fruit and a culinary fruit is also slightly different, because most people don't think of stuff like tomatoes as being a fruit in a cooking sense, but they definitely are in a botanical sense. Also strawberries, which aren't really berries, and the seeds on the big red thing we eat is technically a very tiny nut, so that's really a weird kind of 'wombo combo' of plant matter, none of which is a berry, at least some of which is a fruit, and then the big red bit of the strawberry, which I really don't know what it actually is.
I'd like to stress that I am not a botanist nor a biologist, nor am I qualified as a nutritionist or cook. There is likely a vastly better way than what I have said here to word this.
What is funny is there are two completely different definitions for vegetables...there is the culinary definition of vegetables which is essentially the edible part of a plant that is savory (not sweet), so squash, cucumber, pepper, etc.
While scientifically vegetable was never really an actual term, it encompasses all the edible parts of a plant. You can further split it into Stem, Leaves, Roots, Tubers, Bulbs, Seeds, and Flowers (I think that is all of them). Examples of each would be Celery, Lettuce, Carrot, Potato, Onion, Peas, and Broccoli. Fruits are a subcategory of vegetable scientifically speaking, and includes things like Squash, Tomatoes, and Apples.
The difference has been debated for years, with tomatoes and things like Squash being the main topics. Oklahoma even declared Watermelon their state vegetable in 2007
Based and chefpilled.
You may not be a botanist, biologist, nutritionist or cook...but at least you understand a basic detail about how language works that seems to be beyond the grasp of a terrifying number of people.
I just use the logic of most things we call vegetables are actually fruits, but most things we call vegetables do not belong in a fruit salad.
@@SomeOfTheJuice They're not "actually" fruits, they're fruits in a biological or botanical context and vegetables in a culinary context.
The garden thing is both dumb and confusing because depending on where you live, you would think different things. Usually the front yard is just that.. a yard with maybe a few flowers in planters along the side of the front of the house and maybe the sides... whereas the garden is either flowers or food in the backyard. It's placed there so that anyone who walks by can't just grab something and walk off with it.
for the final clue of the last game when it was Hercules, whip, and scratch i immediately thought of Cerberus.
Chat was actually thinking of that as well!
They'd think of Olympus before Whip or Scratch.
@@TechnicallyCalm Olympus was a problem, yes, but it was always going to be as long as Hercules was on the same board. I was thinking Nemean for those 3, since it connects much more directly to Hercules and much less directly to Olympus
This was another great session of Codenames! Although I don't normally enjoy it when Ze struggles, watching him lose his mind in this game is so very entertaining. XD I also love the discussions and admissions that can arise from this game, such as the vegetable/fruit discussions, the garden/backyard cultural debacle, how is every word on the board kinky, Skadj being secretly a Brony, and Ze not knowing that Catwoman carried a whip, lol.
Thanks for another great afternoon of laughs, Ze! I can't wait for the next one!
1:38:01 - My thought was "Lion" because lions scratch, circus act lion tamers are depicted using whips, and I believe one of the 12 labors of Hercules involved fighting a Nemian lion.
...then I saw "King" was one of the blue words and promptly said "fuck..."
Kara never thought that people could have a vegetable or fruit garden in which you do walk into those and it is something that Americans can have and you typically don't grow a fruit or vegetable garden in your front yard
Once again. The British clue confuses the American guessers. Which to be fair is an oversight on Ozza’s part.
God I wish I could see the first round of the first game from Justin's POV. That must've been such an emotional rollercoaster. Every single member of the team immediately taps the bomb card and stays on it, fully intending to click it until Ozza overrules the rest of the team and clicks the right cards. So close to disaster. So close.
Lots of Americans have backyard gardens they walk through. I have fruit and veg gardens in the back, along with a small orchard. They aren't exclusive to flowers and front yards...
I almost spit out my food at "Well I can suck on an eye"
I couldn't believe Kara thinks rabbits are vegetables but not olives
I think it was more rabbits eat vegetables.
There is rabbit stew which you mix vegetables in
@@JackalopeBunny I think it's more of a joke about her immediately picking rabbit by association with vegetables, but then suddenly proclaiming that olives had to be literal vegetables (which is a vague-ass term in the first place, unless you use the "any edible part of a plant" which fits olives) to count
Hey, if people can be vegetables, why not rabbits?
@@cyberwolf1402 That's not funny at all.
Skadj cackling like a lunatic at the "botanical backyard" made my freaking day.
I have lived in suburbia across the US and 98% of the gardens I saw were in the backyard. The ONLY 2 times I saw front yard gardens were communal gardens.
didn't something come out about Amelia Earhart that she tried radioing for help but no one listened to her calls?
There were reports of people picking up a distress call. There has never been any confirmation behind them though, and most of these reports come from impossibly distant locations.
lol... When I was in high school, these kind of things were an obsession of mine. Loved learning about all the different lost pieces of history that are out there.
The clue is vegetable. They don't click a single vegetable. They're all correct choices.
The garden argument shows how uncultured this group is, a garden is a garden. Flower beds are flower beds.
Gardens are used to grow fruit and vegetables.
Gardens can also be used to grow flowers, but a garden is a designated area for the specific purpose of gardening.
IE; Gardens are in the back yard most of the time.
Flower beds are in the front yard most of the time.
12:15 this is the substitute teacher's disappointed stare lmao
20:00... to me "wood" makes the most sense. Chests are made of wood, there's such thing as a wooden duck, wood can be used as fuel and for spring, it's a bit more of a stretch but Spring I think budding trees and they're made of wood. IDK, I feel like that would have worked better
*several minutes of arguing about gardens vs backyards*
Ozza: are you calling a flowerbed a garden???? what do you call the grass bit?
fucking losing it
Kara giving Ozza shit for the garden thing is ridiculous especially when Chey did it and she liked when Chey did it
My garden is in my backyard and I'm American Kara..don't know what she's on about
In the uk the garden is not in the backyard it is the backyard. I think she was trying to help clarify that
@@Alex-dc9cl she was arguing that gardens are not something that are in the backyard to begin with (along with thinking that Ozza's way of using the 0 was "stupid"). She literally said "a garden is not in a backyard." She may have been saying "here in america, the garden is not necessarily equivalent to the backyard," or "the garden where you grow stuff doesn't go in the backyard," but either way you can tell she's just upset (rightfully so or not, i'll leave that decision up to you.)
Kara is wrong a lot in this session.
@@rexana_rexana Even saying the garden where you grow stuff isn't in the backyard is wrong most of the time. Some people have it in the front, some on the roof, but most gardens I know and see are in the backyard. She said several other things where i was just shaking my head. She is entitled to her opinion, but I get annoyed when she goes off on other people for saying something that to her isn't right when she is actually wrong. She can be very ignorant at times.
@@T3hd0ct3r I agree. When talking about Kara specifically I tend to use more neutral wording because Kara's fanbase on Twich can be.... Enthusiastic in their defense of kara, to put it nicely. At the end of the day they're all friends and we shouldn't bad talk her too much but I agree that in this specific case she was off the mark
I had a garden in my back yard, idk why they think it's not
Newton was in his backyard when an apple fell on his head.
The link between Amelia Earhart and Bermuda Triangle triggers me so hard. She went missing in the Pacific. Lmao
Dude SAME. And then when he said the last one could have been jumper... am I missing something there? Pretty sure there was no skydiving involved... at least not intentionally!
While yes she did disappear in the Pacific, there is another triangle zone that has been known to have the same effect as the Bermuda triangle. So linking the two isn’t entirely wrong.
Tbf lots of things go missing in the Bermuda Triangle in general.
We have swamps in ArKANSAS and I can confirm rabbits do be in dem sometimes
7 deadly sins are never in the Bible. My favorite part was uk vs us on what a garden is.
midnight ghost hunt looks like a good game.
pretty fun too.
thank you ze for the mind boggling codename rounds
Propnight could have worked for Duck, Chest, fuel, and spring. The only problem word I saw was trip for that one, but it still was a stronger correlation than aerobics.
Kara gaslighting Skadj into thinking that Gold Coast, Africa (modern Ghana) is not a thing is hilarious to me.
Really existential questions about what even is a garden, here
For future reference, "olive" is a small tree/shrub that bears fruit; but confusingly, the fruit of the olive tree is also called olive.
Vegetable is a nutritional term
"most gardens i see are in the front yard"? HUUUH? Where tf are you living that everyone puts their garden in the FRONTyard? Also, is "Backyard garden" not the phrase most people think of when you talk about your small personal garden???? Do i just live in a paradox? Im so confused, that comment has me reeling
Well you see when your country has less population density than Madagascar, you have more land to have gardens. So where you are living is not in the UK.
In the US people grow flower gardens more often then veggies and what not so putting your flower garden in the front yard is very reasonable that way your neighbors can see your pretty flowers too
@@weinteruptth.1479 it's highly dependent on where you live. In more rural US areas where people have larger yards, veg/fruit is common. I have multiple backyard gardens for that purpose.
@@Tvd97 exactly. I feel like the “garden” aspects of the front yard is mostly just the landscaping because that’s usually all that it is. And the garden is in the backyard because it typically has the fruits/veggies and it’s it a more isolated area that stands out from the backyard landscaping
cleaning 4 , duck toilet cleaner , spring cleaning , chest cleaning , you use fuel to clean machines
{Fruits} ⊂ {Vegetables}
Doesn't get any simpler than that imo.
11:13:00 The seven deadly sins are not found in The Bible. The first "sins" were thought of by pre-Christian Classical era Greek philosophers and were thought of more as vices. They were then later expanded upon and revised by Christian Philosophers.
49:37 poor ozza getting dunked on
The pain of not even being British and listening to them taking a dunk on on him... for using a different variation of language which is just as valid
I know you guys get tired of the same games but Among Us really is so relaxing for me and I love seeing you all interact.
Trying to link four words together with a very strenuous connection is always a mistake, unless the opponent has like a single word left. Do a safe one (I'd have gone with screw for Duck, Spring and Chest) and put the pressure on the other team. You're way more likely to help the enemy team than win otherwise, as we saw here. They barely managed to connect the two easiest words, they could easily have missed the third one.
The word screw probably loses the game immediately with the black word being rabbit, just saying.S
I like the lawn clippings bean a lot. Idk what it is about the grass flavor, but I'm into it.
The description with the link to people is wrong, I was going to try and go watch bloody, but I had to go to someplace else to find it.
Fruits come from the flower of a plant or tree, and contain seeds. Vegetables come from the other parts of a plant which can include roots, stems, and leaves. So botanically, herbs are vegetables.
Someone clearly didn't know what an Aerobic Exorcise was and it wasn't Ze; he had the right idea.
Having a drawer full of single gloves sounds like something a serial killer would do.
Rackets are usually not circular, but they are round- more than fans.
Ze: 8:20 Vegetable grown underground....Cabbage, Brussels sprouts, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Kale,Lettuce left the chat
First Word, Looseleaf 4, Forest, Page, Scarecrow & Spring
Second Word, Smoked 3, Duck, Fuel, Fog
Also.. a garden definitley is next to mud and orange as the 3 most things you will find in a backyard
fun animals fact!
actually, both rabbits and ducks like swamps :)
I’ve played beanboozled once, and I won just because I got every bad bean but I chewed and swallowed them without gagging or reacting much. They didn’t taste good, but they weren’t terrible enough to warrant throwing up or anything. I was mostly just impressed that they got pretty accurate flavors. I may also be slightly immune to the vomit flavored bean because I used to throw up every other day as a child.
I didn’t see the pony hint in the intro and thought wow they must know rainbow dash has friend that’s a yak that could be from the Himalayas
Olives and mint oddly enough are both members of the olive family along with lilacs, ash trees, and jasmine.
20:32 all four of those clues I was thinking "In Silence" would've worked.
For new games to play, More Dread Hunger would be dope!
I've been noticing it in the last few videos, but... How come "Jvckk and ari" are playing together?
They are currently both visiting Jojo and doing a lot of streams together.
@@ShinobiRem it's also why the discord bubble is Jojo's - they're on her setup too.
@@ShinobiRem Oooh. I thought it was something like 5upp and tubbo but I didn't know it's Jojo they're visiting, was wondering if they're at a convention or something.
@@OllieV__nl NGL, I never looked at the discord bubbles.
I'm trying to piece together why Kara put mammoth for cow. They were pachyderms.
Lol for the Lawyer I was thinking "the Lawyer was defending the thief and was stating that he/she was not in the backyard" 😂😂😂
29:00 🎶I could be brown I could be blue🎵 when they were talking about spiders and said “they can be blue” that song popped in my head so fast and then it looks like Uneasy jumped in and started singing it 😂
I call dibs on being on a team with him cuz we’re on the same wavelength
Outback for authentic Australian. Idk about that one chief.
Also, Ozza is 100% on the garden - backyard thing.
For that last game, my mind automatically went to Zero to Hero from Hercules.
It feels illegal to be this early. But I’m glad i am 🥰🥰 I think this is my third year watching Ze and I’m so glad to have been here through every funny moment I have!! You have definitely made some of my dark days brighter!! Keep going Ze you’re amazing!!!🥰🥰🥰
Now I'm curious, can 'Hercules' be associated with kinky? Like how about, "Hey baby, wanna reenact the 9th labor of Hercules with me?"
Talking about the bean boozled, the dog food one is incredibly bad. I've never actually tasted it, but we were trying them at work one day and someone else got the dog food one. The SMELL alone was bad enough and spread throughout the whole room and I couldn't do it.
I'm surprised they didn't click "Slip" for Coast.
(A Slip is the place a boat Docks at larger docks)
I went to Google the definition of Garden because I felt so confused ... I'm still confused 😅
Ze I'm pretty sure swimming is aerobic exercise HAHA
Technically, the seven deadly sins aren't in the bible...
The seven deadly sins are not in the Bible. That was a list made later along with the seven heavenly virtues to teach people.
1:10 unsure why but that was a very funny moment for me
What if Bloody and Stabbies got together and hosted a Halloween party?
Man, for fuel duck and spring you should have gone for Dawn
Duck, chest, fuel, spring: what about movement?
I have a garden in both my front and backyard. -USA
How is this group still so America-centric to not know how English words are used outside of America with all the English people in the group. Ozza is right.
"its a fruit if it doesnt grow in the ground"
sorry ze, your wrong, this is NOT how fruits and veggies are classified, its entirely classified on its SEEDS, its a fruit if it has a ton of small seeds inside of it, and a veggie if it has 1 large seed or the thing itself is its own seed (like potatoes and carrots) or if the seeds are outside of it or if it has multiple seeds inside but very few, like green beans are a veggie and they grow off a plant like tomatoes are and tomatoes are a fruit
First thing I heard is brony
Fuel? -> Dinosaurs!
"How do you make Hercules kinky?"
Clearly, you never watched Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 🤣
seven deadly sins aren't even from the bible...
I'm Texan. I knew right away what the deal was with the Backyard 0 play - I knew it had to do with the Brits being wrong with their usage of Garden versus Yard from the beginning and it made things all the more funny, especially when they figured out what went wrong xD
Ze should have just gone 2 clues twice for the last hints of the first game, his wish the get 4 very different words at once was a big problem
I think trap 3 would have worked for Spring, chest, and duck.
Edit: nvm trip could have been picked for the same reason spring could be picked.
Gardens can have paths
seeing this has already happened. I thought one up for blue straight away with Dead By Daylight (for forest, chest, and fog) :P
48:39 and you park in a driveway and drive on a parkway
I think Ze should have just gone for a 2 clue in the first game. Those four words weren't going together so it would have been better to take a safe 2 and hope the enemy team doesn't win.
believe me, chat was telling him
I woulda done fern gully 3 for fog fuel and forest, but that’s just me 😅
Breast was better then aerobics
Does She think pineapples are vegetables cuz they grow in the ground
Seasonal 5 (hopefully they think forest) storage 3 gg