Blucifer is the guardian of Denver. The residents live in fear of him, of his wrath, but his hooves of fury are never aimed at the people of Denver, but rather at the intruders who enter. That is why you must always pass by Blucifer, so you may be reminded whose domain you have trespassed upon
I can only assume that the reason Bluecifer’s creator died from the horse was to ensure that it stayed up, as the horse knew that the one who made it knew how to destroy it, so it had to end them before it was finished
Bluecifer will never be out of place. I will always appreciate a honse, especially one that's oddly terrifying... You know, in the "this is going to be a recurring nightmare and I will appreciate every waking moment" kind of way.
13:45 Okay okay I feel like this puppet deserves some context because everyone assumes this is what happened to the main gizmo puppet after 30 years in storage, but it is not. No Gizmo's eye sockets didn’t retract and his mouth didn’t turn into a ceaseless scream of agony. This puppet was specifically designed to look mortified because it was used in ONE shot where gizmo is flying through the air in a toy car with that look of panic on his face ✨The more you know✨
Robin, you are the only narrator that could narrate a subreddit like this and stay energetic. Have a day. (Your voice reminds me of the color orange and Ben n Jerry’s ice cream)
11:20 what’s terrifying about this image isn’t the fact that the flowers look like eyes, it’s the fact they the flowers aren’t shaded. The human shadow is overtop of the flowers in all directions, but *the flowers are still bright* Why aren’t they darkened? Why aren’t the flowers part of the shadow?
might've been a lighter shadow with the flowers being a bit lighter as they are closer to other reflected light and they just upped the contrast and that became the result. idk it seems weird to me that the shadow is that dark
For stuntmen if they get injured on-set they almost always ask to get that shot in the movie. Especially if it's supposed to be some kinda injury or cool scene that looks best like that. I imagine it's along the lines of "shit i got hurt real bad, that better fuckin' make it in." Since the screams were really good maybe Linda Blair also asked them to keep it. I'm sure there's a story there.
They kept Viggo Mortensen's scream of agony as he broke his toe in LotR too. Genuine pain makes for really good screams. Not ethical to cause it on purpose, but when accidents happen, and you catch them? Cinematic gold.
In scream when Sydney jabbed Billy with the umbrella the pained grunt he made was real cause the actress missed the padded spot she was supposed to hit, and literally brused his chest
Pig 1 :hay check out these eggs I stole from a bunch of birds: Pig 2 :that's coooolll ... oh shit: Pig 1 :what's wrong: Pig 2 :look behind you: Pig 1 : (looks at what is behind him): Bomb bird :surprise mother fucker:
13:16 yeah, that's brutal... I was told a story that some officers of the german dictator retrieved old torture devices and even they, with all the terrifying things they've done to others, were horrified
Does 20 points of spite bonus damage for every 100 healthpoints it has dealt to the target. Stacks apply automatically after 5 hits due to the nature of this effect. This effect stacks. And yes, it is an endgame secret boss. In short, *run.*
@@maximumeffort1006 Only how much you can endure before it becomes a one-shot boss... But when unlocked as an item, 10 stacks. Because boss loot as an item is always sorta weaker than when it is used by a bossfight.
It was the actress playing the mother in the Exorcist that had her back injured. She was being pulled back too hard by a rope. She told them to stop but the director told the guy to pull hard again on the next take. Her scream is very real in the movie.
That dummy one reminded me of a similar thing. Last year I bought as my Christmas present a dress form. Basically a fancy mannequin you can size and drape fabrics to pin to create new fashion ideas. I really wanted one to up my sewing a notch instead of scratching my head trying to create my patterns on paper. Anyways. When it came I propped it up in the livingroom to show everybody. I even made it as tall as me. For the next couple of days my brother and my mother would get jumpscares because it looked like a figure was standing there. Now it sits in my room often times dressed in one of my creations. So it either had a wine colored dress I made last year or a shirt I made recently. It's basically used to show off my designs. But honestly seeing my brother's scared reaction to it was pretty funny. Mind you he's 25 and I'm almost 22. And this thing sitting in my room doesn't scare me at all.
I do have to do the "um, actually..." thing here in regards to kidney stones. Straight from my urologists mouth: "Drink something! Anything! Water, tea, Sprite, even Coke if you want just drink enough of it each day so that when the weather warms up and you're drinking more you don't spend all winter making them and all summer passing them." Hurty little bastards.
I had one before, but thankfully managed to dissolve it without having to pass it the entire way out. I am now a bit overzealous with my water intake maybe, but rather "a bit more than I need" than kidney stones. Fuck that.
The pain of the kidney stones I've had in the past is surpassed only by the sheer agony of the gall stones I got before having my gallbladder removed, so I second this. Drink anything for the love of God!
@@captainsavvy07 omg agreed gall stones were ultimately worse. I've been told (since I don't have kids myself) that the only thing worse was labor pains.
@@hhjpeggPRIME has too much caffeine and other stuff in it for even adults, 2 cans alone would put you over the recommended caffeine intake, and there was also a lawsuit involving the drink containing lead, which gets worse considering the creators have mostly under 18 fanbases and are currently putting PRIME in their supposedly healthy alternative to lunchables.
I agree 100%. Crystal Skulls was a great movie and I've never understood the hate it gets. As if the first 3 movies were bastions of realism or anything. It was a great sendoff for Indiana Jones and thoroughly entertaining. What more could one ask for?
The most terrifying thing in here is that Robin ENJOYED Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of The Crystal Skull... Also, 3:30, "vitrification" means "to turn into glass".
Hi I want to share why the puppet from Labyrinth was in the state it was. It was never properly stored. It was lost in transit to be actually stored away and ended up basically just in a warehouse full of lost suitcases. Someone opened the literal suitcase he was in and found him
1:30 This is probably not how this works as that building is probably just jam packed, but with 30,000 people in a building you would think they would need some infrastructure ... in the building. Stories, mini bank branches (like those desks you see at grocery stores in America), vending machines, and all those things would take employees to stock survices and run. What if the top few floors was all employees who worked in the building? Reduced rent, short commute, bit of a problem with the "company store" effect but hopefully there are outside businesses in their and you can always leave.
1:56 I would love this. “The gate of the pit was open awry, casting a fiery haze into the cool night. The tortured screams of the damned surfed on the wind, followed closely by the gleeful howl and cheer of their demonic keepers. Tonight was the perfect night for a good, old-fashioned conquering”
If it makes anyone feel better? Apparently the torture stuff they show from the "medieval" era like the bed of spikes, the iron maiden, probably the german mask too etc were never used. They were a tool more of psychological warfare to keep others in line more than serving a real function. (There's a really good Jacob Geller video about it in reference to capitol punishment)
From what I've come across, while the modern concept of the iron maiden is fake, it might've been inspired by what was basically just a crate with nails lining the inside.
I know that the iron maiden was invented much later like the 19th? century just to basically go look how far we have come as a society! It was never used as torture, physical or psychological.
I live in Indiana and moved to Indianapolis for a bit. Fun fact: Houses like that actually pretty common there. Like, to the point a lot of locals are desensitized. And they also likely have lead paint. Have fun living there~
2:19 Fun fact for those of you who don't know, this is what Activision/Treyarch based "Nuketown" off of, it was also proven that very few-no mannequins survive unless in an underground and sealed area.
When my cousin and his husband moved into there house there was a sealed door in their basement they were told to never open, they still won't open it but they need to. They've been joking that the old owner put his wife in there, if they ever move out they're gonna open it right before they leave.
3:20 That's _Vitrification_ order. Vitrification is the process by which water freezes so fast it doesn't have time to form ice crystals, and instead instantly solidifies into a glass-like structure. And you shouldn't TALK to what's behind that door?
anyone who has watched the 60's Christmas cartoon Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer think the owlet at 1:15 looks exactly like the Abominable Snowman when he was peeking into the cave?
2:51 I remember first learning about this decades ago, it was a story in an eerie magazine. It was about some aliens that landed in such a town. They tried to give technology and be friends. They tried to show a mannequin a toy car that ran on water. The word printed over the car in the frame was "Dzooo!". They died as the bomb hit.
I have a funny thing with spiders: if I think about them or see them in pictures, I feel kind of slightly unnerved, but if I see one in person, my heart melts almost the same way as when I see a dog. I really like spiders, and most of my spider fearing friends rely on me to deal with them when they see one.
I adore spiders, I think they're super cute. Used to have pet tarantulas, they're even better when they're big and fuzzy. Plus, you know, they're helpful. They kill the insects that I don't want in the house like flies during the Summer.
Robin, absolutely FAWNING over a house: "Just give it some TLC, and it'll be as good as new." Also Robin, twenty seconds later: "Burn it; burn it to the ground!"
0:20 the lore is some artist made this for the Denver Broncos, and died shortly after. My family called him "The Devil Horse." We've passed by him at least 4-5 times when going on vacation lol
13:28 Just wanted to say this: Humans aren't actually big fans of torture. The best example are those Torture museums. Most of what they show you wasn't used for torture but rather as decoration or completely invented by putting together random objects. Just like the good old inquisition (didn't expect that did you) didn't really torture people either.
Hi, I am duck
No, you are human
@@Glegh yes he is a duck
@@Glegh R/Wooosh
@@Glegh wrong, I am indeed duck. The best duck
Hello duck
Blucifer is the guardian of Denver. The residents live in fear of him, of his wrath, but his hooves of fury are never aimed at the people of Denver, but rather at the intruders who enter. That is why you must always pass by Blucifer, so you may be reminded whose domain you have trespassed upon
Blucifer,The Silent Guardian
How does one appease Blucifer?
iconic of him tbh. every city needs a guardian demon horse
11:32 the immediate change in robin's voice when he sees the inside of the house was unnatural.
I love your profile pic
@@dragonsfire286 Why thank you!
I loved it, it looked scripted but also too organic and raw to be scripted
I actually got spooked a bit because that was not what I was expecting to see
emkay without background music is terrifying. makes me feel like robin has tied me to a chair and is sitting across from me rambling about nonsense.
There was music?
This describes it perfectly
wow
But this is why you watch EmKay videos; we love to hear Robin ramble and get pissed off.
I can only assume that the reason Bluecifer’s creator died from the horse was to ensure that it stayed up, as the horse knew that the one who made it knew how to destroy it, so it had to end them before it was finished
Bluecifer will never be out of place. I will always appreciate a honse, especially one that's oddly terrifying... You know, in the "this is going to be a recurring nightmare and I will appreciate every waking moment" kind of way.
Bluecifer is a cool horse and I would want a scary horse to help hunt people who steal my Oreo's.
How do you manage to ALREADY be at the top of the comment section!?
@@BrokenDiskStudios961 I have my ways
@@BrokenDiskStudios961 He's just that devoted.
He is a good honse c:
13:45 Okay okay I feel like this puppet deserves some context because everyone assumes this is what happened to the main gizmo puppet after 30 years in storage, but it is not. No Gizmo's eye sockets didn’t retract and his mouth didn’t turn into a ceaseless scream of agony. This puppet was specifically designed to look mortified because it was used in ONE shot where gizmo is flying through the air in a toy car with that look of panic on his face
✨The more you know✨
Gizmo looks more stoned out than mortified 😂
What you're saying got more and more terrifying with every word. Thanks for that.
The terrifying and cute thing about owls is how unnervingly human their eyes are.
True
It's like they're human and not human
@@dj-um7el it's probably the reason they're considered to smart in fiction.
@@jordanlillian6801 yeah.
Makes sense
Holy shit
@@jordanlillian6801 what?
7:22 robber crabs, also known as coconut crabs, can kill and eat a human. this is absolutely terrifying.
i was looking at the crabs like “oh, they could probably beat those its whatever” and now not so much
@@violentsponge2657 the reason we never found Amelia earhart is because she was eaten by coconut crabs.
@@frogtank4407 well thats horrifying thanks
@@frogtank4407 wait was that proven or was it just a theory
Okay so get a metal golf club or a gun or something the instance these guys gang up on your turf. Got it.
Robin, you are the only narrator that could narrate a subreddit like this and stay energetic. Have a day.
(Your voice reminds me of the color orange and Ben n Jerry’s ice cream)
not orange, def yellow!
i just think of a robin (bird)
"Have a day" 💀
Honestly? Robin does give Ben and Jerry’s vibes. He’s widely-known, his voice is yummy, and he’s got so many different moods with the same texture.
@@BontrasSnide why do I not like the human words “his voice is yummy”
7:05 man got springlocked
Hahahahahaah,ahahahahahha(springlocks kick in)(screaming)HELP
the second robin realized it was a *aperture science innovators* sticker was just perfect.
11:49 one of those rare few things where I'll go "aaaah, what the fuck is that?!"
Trust me, shit will be thrown
11:20 what’s terrifying about this image isn’t the fact that the flowers look like eyes, it’s the fact they the flowers aren’t shaded.
The human shadow is overtop of the flowers in all directions, but *the flowers are still bright*
Why aren’t they darkened? Why aren’t the flowers part of the shadow?
Either photoshop or its something about them being above the grass idk im not a scientist
might've been a lighter shadow with the flowers being a bit lighter as they are closer to other reflected light and they just upped the contrast and that became the result. idk it seems weird to me that the shadow is that dark
2:00 hey! Phycomyces Blakesleeanus! They are mushrooms. The tiny balls at the end of the ‘hairs’ are the mushroom caps
Looks like an instance of "touch fuzzy, immediately get admitted to a hospital for fungicides."
Is it toxic? It looks toxic.
I love seeing these comments that know exactly what kind of fungi appear in these videos.
For stuntmen if they get injured on-set they almost always ask to get that shot in the movie.
Especially if it's supposed to be some kinda injury or cool scene that looks best like that.
I imagine it's along the lines of "shit i got hurt real bad, that better fuckin' make it in."
Since the screams were really good maybe Linda Blair also asked them to keep it.
I'm sure there's a story there.
They kept Viggo Mortensen's scream of agony as he broke his toe in LotR too. Genuine pain makes for really good screams. Not ethical to cause it on purpose, but when accidents happen, and you catch them? Cinematic gold.
In scream when Sydney jabbed Billy with the umbrella the pained grunt he made was real cause the actress missed the padded spot she was supposed to hit, and literally brused his chest
Just as a reminder, the Jaws in the swimming pool showing, they paid divers to swim around and tickle people's feet
Blucifer took his creator as a blood offering to ensure he can protect against far worse.
He is cursed to hell and back, and i love him.
0:01 POV: you're a pig chilling at home after stealing a bird's eggs
I genuinely didn’t get the angry birds reference at first. I thought u meant a literal pig stealing bird’s eggs. I’m tired okay
"What's with the giant slingsho- OH JEEZ, THE CASTLE'S COLLAPSING!" -Pig.
Pig 1 :hay check out these eggs I stole from a bunch of birds:
Pig 2 :that's coooolll ... oh shit:
Pig 1 :what's wrong:
Pig 2 :look behind you:
Pig 1 : (looks at what is behind him):
Bomb bird :surprise mother fucker:
13:16 yeah, that's brutal... I was told a story that some officers of the german dictator retrieved old torture devices and even they, with all the terrifying things they've done to others, were horrified
5:31 i think i saw another plant meme like this but it was a lemon that grew lemon tentacles
7:37 this dude looks like if Pennywise was trying to sell you some car insurance
1:21 that's just Doni Bobes searching for someone to troll
Honestly, if I literally broke my back for a role, I'd want them to use that footage. I broke my back for it, you'd better goddamn use it!
0:02 the last thing the pigs see in angry birds
5:31 When Umbrella Corp. decides to do gardening for a hobby.
8:47 imagine he go in there and one of them is missing
They're probably getting some water to moisten that simulated throat.
Ah yes the anger bird. It stays airborne by the shear strength of anger alone
I love this
Does 20 points of spite bonus damage for every 100 healthpoints it has dealt to the target. Stacks apply automatically after 5 hits due to the nature of this effect. This effect stacks. And yes, it is an endgame secret boss.
In short, *run.*
@@superwhatevergamin9634 i assume that there's no limit to the stacks
@@maximumeffort1006 Only how much you can endure before it becomes a one-shot boss... But when unlocked as an item, 10 stacks. Because boss loot as an item is always sorta weaker than when it is used by a bossfight.
Yet doesn't have an ability unless in space or armed with a weapon.
It was the actress playing the mother in the Exorcist that had her back injured. She was being pulled back too hard by a rope. She told them to stop but the director told the guy to pull hard again on the next take. Her scream is very real in the movie.
That dummy one reminded me of a similar thing. Last year I bought as my Christmas present a dress form. Basically a fancy mannequin you can size and drape fabrics to pin to create new fashion ideas. I really wanted one to up my sewing a notch instead of scratching my head trying to create my patterns on paper. Anyways. When it came I propped it up in the livingroom to show everybody. I even made it as tall as me. For the next couple of days my brother and my mother would get jumpscares because it looked like a figure was standing there. Now it sits in my room often times dressed in one of my creations. So it either had a wine colored dress I made last year or a shirt I made recently. It's basically used to show off my designs. But honestly seeing my brother's scared reaction to it was pretty funny. Mind you he's 25 and I'm almost 22. And this thing sitting in my room doesn't scare me at all.
I do have to do the "um, actually..." thing here in regards to kidney stones. Straight from my urologists mouth: "Drink something! Anything! Water, tea, Sprite, even Coke if you want just drink enough of it each day so that when the weather warms up and you're drinking more you don't spend all winter making them and all summer passing them." Hurty little bastards.
I had one before, but thankfully managed to dissolve it without having to pass it the entire way out. I am now a bit overzealous with my water intake maybe, but rather "a bit more than I need" than kidney stones. Fuck that.
The pain of the kidney stones I've had in the past is surpassed only by the sheer agony of the gall stones I got before having my gallbladder removed, so I second this. Drink anything for the love of God!
@@captainsavvy07 omg agreed gall stones were ultimately worse. I've been told (since I don't have kids myself) that the only thing worse was labor pains.
7:14 naw that be ol pee paw Willy’s back
I love seeing Robin in a happy mood. Don’t get me wrong, it’s funny to watch him rage. But sometimes its nice to have the lighthearted happy Robin. 😁
yeah he’s always shitting on stuff these days.
2:43
I loved that movie too! My favorite part was when Indy escaped the nuke by _hiding inside a refridgerator._
That was just _too_ funny! 😂
2:12
I hate how the PINK sauce will be allowed on the shelves longer than PRIME.
I hate people.
what happened with prime?
@@hhjpeggPRIME has too much caffeine and other stuff in it for even adults, 2 cans alone would put you over the recommended caffeine intake, and there was also a lawsuit involving the drink containing lead, which gets worse considering the creators have mostly under 18 fanbases and are currently putting PRIME in their supposedly healthy alternative to lunchables.
9:08 keep in mind that that's the living one or surviving one from at least 1 major battle...
I agree 100%. Crystal Skulls was a great movie and I've never understood the hate it gets. As if the first 3 movies were bastions of realism or anything. It was a great sendoff for Indiana Jones and thoroughly entertaining. What more could one ask for?
Indiana Jones 5? :p
The Russian lady from that movie was my bisexual awakening
7:01 as someone with scoliosis and has had surgery for it, im both scared and fascinated by how my rods would look after death
0:11
Man Robin got really defensive about Blucifer
@@cfruge444 it's not his home state but it's the state he currently lives in
We must make sacrifices to Bluecifer to keep his blessings.
I volunteer
shall for him be offered sky's firnaments?
1:38 ikr, like imagine you’re in the elevator and a blackout (whatever you call it) happens, you legit gon die .
7:26 I imagine all of them going "Money money money give us money money"
I too love Bluecifer 💙 He's an iconic symbol of Denver and rightfully deserves to stay.
6:59 are you sure that's not William afton
0:01 What the pigs see when you sling shot red to them.
2:12 Fun fact: in Italy we already have something called "pink sauce" (salsa rosa) and it's basically just mayo and ketchup together
Sounds a hell of a lot more edible than the infamous "Pink Sauce" that ended up expiring mid delivery
That's just fry sauce, bro
The most terrifying thing in here is that Robin ENJOYED Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of The Crystal Skull...
Also, 3:30, "vitrification" means "to turn into glass".
Hi I want to share why the puppet from Labyrinth was in the state it was. It was never properly stored. It was lost in transit to be actually stored away and ended up basically just in a warehouse full of lost suitcases. Someone opened the literal suitcase he was in and found him
8:24 Okay, but, why does it kinda look like an AT-AT walker?
....i really NEED to *UNSEE* this.....
A Scarab Beatle looks like an AT-TE
@@NexusDex .... I hate you for putting that in my head.
@@Rexofthe501st 😈 now try looking at one without humming the Clone theme! ...wait...i Always do that...
3:39 😂 Okay, THAT had me giggling like Candice from Phineas and Ferb.
1:30 This is probably not how this works as that building is probably just jam packed, but with 30,000 people in a building you would think they would need some infrastructure ... in the building. Stories, mini bank branches (like those desks you see at grocery stores in America), vending machines, and all those things would take employees to stock survices and run. What if the top few floors was all employees who worked in the building? Reduced rent, short commute, bit of a problem with the "company store" effect but hopefully there are outside businesses in their and you can always leave.
4:37 I hope there’s someone swimming around underwater and occasionally ticking people’s feet or smth lol
13:06 DUDE I JUST FINISHED WATCHING THAT! Now I’m spiraling down the rabbit hole of apocalypses if they were like it.
13:05 this is true, pretty sure the only reason it doesn't is our natural body heat is higher than the fungus can withstand.
0:57
Literal “murder mittens”
Oddly enough my actual hands are kinda built like those gloves…I have unsettlingly long nails.
I wonder if you sharpened your nails to a point if they could stab someone or if they would just break
@@Magic_Skeleton Or both
1:56 I would love this.
“The gate of the pit was open awry, casting a fiery haze into the cool night. The tortured screams of the damned surfed on the wind, followed closely by the gleeful howl and cheer of their demonic keepers. Tonight was the perfect night for a good, old-fashioned conquering”
If it makes anyone feel better? Apparently the torture stuff they show from the "medieval" era like the bed of spikes, the iron maiden, probably the german mask too etc were never used. They were a tool more of psychological warfare to keep others in line more than serving a real function. (There's a really good Jacob Geller video about it in reference to capitol punishment)
Wishful thinking. We have torture devices and methods just as bad if not worse today that are in use.
From what I've come across, while the modern concept of the iron maiden is fake, it might've been inspired by what was basically just a crate with nails lining the inside.
Why need an iron maiden when you just need a bamboo and a chair with a hole in the middle of the seat. Simple and effective
@@Mozef Unfortunately, bamboo torture was debunked on Myth Busters.
*The bamboo would die before penetrating.*
I know that the iron maiden was invented much later like the 19th? century just to basically go look how far we have come as a society! It was never used as torture, physical or psychological.
6:40 I love that one cause it's like, yeah, I know, they're why I don't have to brush my eyebrows clean. Love those funky little fellas
I live in Indiana and moved to Indianapolis for a bit. Fun fact: Houses like that actually pretty common there. Like, to the point a lot of locals are desensitized. And they also likely have lead paint. Have fun living there~
0:11
Omg I love this dude! Always get so excited to see him even though my dad is terrified of him.
For a cursed nightmare horse statue, it sure is cool to look at, ngl.
What's oddly terrifying is that i was here exactly a minute after it uploaded
I enjoy watching emkay while eating food. This is one of a few videos that made me regret this habit.
Is it weird that I'm eating popcorn right now? 🤔
"Vitrification Order" is printed all over the under-lab area in Portal 2, so that's another big sign.
6:08 this feels like the foundation of the oldest house in Control
1:08 more like a cult really
0:51 Girls the first wolverine
7:29 honestly average Australian camping trip. Like if it’s either crabs or dingoes I’d prefer the crabs
11:25 i see these types of houses all the time (cause i live in this city) honestly didnt thing people would think they're spooky
11:40 and everyone says Furries are bizar.
2:19
Fun fact for those of you who don't know, this is what Activision/Treyarch based "Nuketown" off of, it was also proven that very few-no mannequins survive unless in an underground and sealed area.
5:49 it looks like it would be Jewish removal treatment from the 1930s
11:56 remember kids, electron microscopes and yes it is as painful as it looks.
When my cousin and his husband moved into there house there was a sealed door in their basement they were told to never open, they still won't open it but they need to. They've been joking that the old owner put his wife in there, if they ever move out they're gonna open it right before they leave.
3:20 That's _Vitrification_ order. Vitrification is the process by which water freezes so fast it doesn't have time to form ice crystals, and instead instantly solidifies into a glass-like structure.
And you shouldn't TALK to what's behind that door?
6:30 theyre just my little dudes they live on my face my little guys they r chilling
I love my tiny lil guys
Same
7:09 nah bro that’s the springlock failure
Robin? That ad at 4:05? Sadly kind of true in Australia.
1:51 POV : Your neighbur successfully killed the Wither.
6:43
I just like thinking about it like I have a lot of friends
1:52
if there's one thing i've learned in my years of playing games is that if you go to this light, 99% of times you'll face a boss
I just got done with a Parade, this is just what I needed
2:18:- I wouldn't be surprised if this was the inspiration for all the iterations of COD's Nuke Town.
2:28 that’s just Nuketown brosky
That's what I'm saying
6:32 Robin channelling his inner Hugh Bliss from the Sam and Max games
anyone who has watched the 60's Christmas cartoon Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer think the owlet at 1:15 looks exactly like the Abominable Snowman when he was peeking into the cave?
2:51 I remember first learning about this decades ago, it was a story in an eerie magazine. It was about some aliens that landed in such a town. They tried to give technology and be friends. They tried to show a mannequin a toy car that ran on water. The word printed over the car in the frame was "Dzooo!". They died as the bomb hit.
9:55 got dem feet pics
I have a funny thing with spiders: if I think about them or see them in pictures, I feel kind of slightly unnerved, but if I see one in person, my heart melts almost the same way as when I see a dog.
I really like spiders, and most of my spider fearing friends rely on me to deal with them when they see one.
I adore spiders, I think they're super cute. Used to have pet tarantulas, they're even better when they're big and fuzzy. Plus, you know, they're helpful. They kill the insects that I don't want in the house like flies during the Summer.
@@ZeeNastee That's why I often say they're man's second best friend
0:20 is that a Sand Creek Stallion?? I hope everyone is recording their own interactions in public
0:01 that picture got dubbed Angry Bird by the internet
7:45
He see some shit, my poor guy...
1:57 Oh, don't worry, if you hear a weird tune and start seeing others going insane, it's something you don't really need to worry about!
10:01 I'm gonna need to write this down.
Robin, absolutely FAWNING over a house: "Just give it some TLC, and it'll be as good as new."
Also Robin, twenty seconds later: "Burn it; burn it to the ground!"
3:25 APERTUREEEEEE
0:11 this is weirdly nostalgic, I always passed by it when visiting my grandparents
Perfect timing, just finished plague tale requiem and now sad because of the ending
And wait wtf, emkay predicted me. My name is Mark and the title is asking if I’m okay
@@TheDuckOfAllDucks Mark, Emkay is calling to you.
Hello
@@EmKay hello father
0:20 the lore is some artist made this for the Denver Broncos, and died shortly after. My family called him "The Devil Horse." We've passed by him at least 4-5 times when going on vacation lol
"Decay is a form of life" Well yeah, I'm *right here* y'know?
13:28 Just wanted to say this: Humans aren't actually big fans of torture. The best example are those Torture museums. Most of what they show you wasn't used for torture but rather as decoration or completely invented by putting together random objects. Just like the good old inquisition (didn't expect that did you) didn't really torture people either.
so it was only a 'danger note'