[12:15
PM] Ms. Rose:
A
chronic emailer uses this in their signature. Even when that phrase
is spelled correctly, it still makes me want to punch
something.
“Enjoy today-its is a gift==thats why it is called the PRESCENT!”
“Enjoy today-its is a gift==thats why it is called the PRESCENT!”
The
pre-scent.
The
smell that hits you before the actual smell particles do.
[12:17
PM] Mr. Silver:
Wow!
"Today-Its!
The new morning wake-up snack from General Mills!"
[12:21
PM] Mr. Blue:
Enjoy
tomorrow, it will be a gift. I know because I’m PRESCIENT.
[12:25
PM] Ms. Rose:
(rofl)
[12:35
PM] Mr. Silver:
(dog
reading dog bottle of “Wet Fido” laundry detergent) "For
tough pleasant smells, always remember to pre-scent your fabrics."
[12:25
PM] Ms. Rose:
:D
[12:58
PM] Mr. Silver:
"Today
is a gift. That's why it's called the present. However
today is a terrible gift, and it didn't come with a receipt, and you
can't return it, and if you don't have it in the house when God
visits He'll be upset, so you can't throw it out or give it away."
[1:01
PM] Mr. Blue:
Heheh
[1:03
PM] Ms. Rose:
"You
also cannot re-gift it. Because no one sells Today! wrapping paper."
"Note:
Today is also not an acceptable Toys for Tots donation. No kid under
12 really wants today."
[1:04
PM] Mr. Silver:
(God)
"Hey guy! What did you think of
that 11/11 I gave you? Pretty good huh?"
"Uhhhhh....wellll.
I didn't really like it. It... well, I kind of regifted it."
"Regifted
it? To who???"
"(waving)
Hey-o! How's it goin', Chief?"
"YOU!"
"11/11.
Hell of a gift that was. GET IT?"
"This
is so embarrassing..."
[2:13
PM] Mr. Blue:
Is
it me or does it seem like a lot of the monarchs would've either not
been fluent in their country's native language or at least would've
spoken with an accent?
Not
presently, but in the past
[2:15
PM] Mr. Silver:
That's
true, yes
[2:15
PM] Mr. Blue:
Of
course there's only a small time period where anyone would've even
heard their voices
[2:16
PM] Mr. Silver:
England's
beloved Richard the Lionhearted may have never even left France to
visit England
[2:16
PM] Mr. Blue:
Exactly
I'm
even looking more recently; like Marie Antoinette, who probably spoke
Bavarian German
[2:17
PM] Mr. Silver:
But
yeah. If you needed a royal, or a high level peer, and were coming
up short at home, a lot of the time you'd tap the relatives in some
other country.
[2:17
PM] Mr. Blue:
And
these people would've had no direct contact with commoners to develop
regional dialects
[2:18
PM] Mr. Silver:
"Your
Majesty, we're right out of Greys, and we were wondering if we have a
loose cousin in Austria who you could pop in the post?"
"Van
Who? Nevermind...tell him his name is Grey and put him on a
carriage. We'll have a boat waiting at Calais for him."
[2:21
PM] Mr. Blue:
I
think the king of Greece, when they went to a monarchy briefly, was a
German dude.
Imagine
having a king that doesn't even look like anyone from your country.
Although
it says here the German guy that was installed as the Greek king was
also a distant descendant of the old Byzantine kings
[2:26
PM] Ms. Rose:
Wasn't
there a British princess or something that became in charge of India
and had never ever been there?
[2:26
PM] Mr. Blue:
Probably
Victoria
[2:27
PM] Mr. Silver:
Definitely
Victoria. They started calling her Empress because of India
[2:27
PM] Ms. Rose:
Wiki
article is too long. We'll go with Victoria.
[2:27
PM] Mr. Blue:
Half
the world is named after Queen Victoria. Or, rather, I think there's
more places named after her or in her honor than anyone else, from
Canada to Africa, India, and of course England
[2:28
PM] Mr. Silver:
More
than half the high-end peerage of the western world is related to
Victoria
WWI
was quite irritating
[2:28
PM] Mr. Blue:
Heck
even an era was named after her
Victorian
[2:28
PM] Ms. Rose:
Houses,
dresses, attitudes...she's got it all!
[2:29
PM] Mr. Blue:
She
was a big ol' broad and she liked to wield it
[2:34
PM] Ms. Rose:
So
(happy news!) I did figure out how to play Candy Crush and keep my
progress, without logging in to Facebook. But I kept that other cat
game with the Engrish instructions. If you lose a level, it says:
"Turn over. FAILURE. Turn of 5 available for the $."
[2:36
PM] Mr. Silver:
$
is very reasonable for the turn of 5.
What
rate the turn regrow in typical?
[2:37
PM] Ms. Rose:
"Pat
the cat to life get."
"Can
not be moved!" (What did I do!?)
"Please
stroke the cat 114/300."
[2:44
PM] Mr. Silver:
I
think cats might have written that game
[2:45
PM] Ms. Rose:
Would
not surprise me.
[2:25
PM] Mr. Silver:
(followup
from Mentalfloss)
Seems
like 2005 was a rough year for ocean-based landmarks. That July, one
of Australia's "Twelve Apostles," nine limestone monoliths
off the southwest coast of Victoria, took a tumble into the
ocean.
"Australians...who
cannot count...have redubbed the remaining 8 monoliths "The 14
Apostles"."
[2:28
PM] Mr. Blue:
Heh
"That
one's Judas, mate."
[2:29
PM] Mr. Silver:
"An
goin' dahn the queue, there's Matt, Mark, Pete, Bart, Jude, Bruce, and
Blue."
[2:30
PM] Mr. Blue:
So
they lost Jack
[2:30
PM] Mr. Silver:
Too right
[2:36
PM] Mr. Blue:
(Fixed...shoulda checked the link. This is the pic we started with. - Mr. Silver)
"The Goonies stand in solidarity with Israel"
"The Goonies stand in solidarity with Israel"
[2:41
PM] Mr. Silver:
(Cyndi
Lauper sings)
"Goy
e-nough...for Jew is -
Goy
e-nough...for me!
It's
GOY e-noooough!
Goy
e-ough for Mee-EE
Aye
Aye Aye Aye AYE!"
I
have to assume the guy up there painting knows he's on record as
standing on the Walsh's roof.
[2:44
PM] Mr. Blue:
LOL
Goy
enough......
[2:45
PM] Mr. Silver:
[2:46
PM] Mr. Blue:
The
wishing well scene makes more sense now
“Mister,
I need a ride. We just had a run in with these really disgusting
people. You might've heard of 'em, the Liebermans?
"Don't
say that! Never say that! Goonies never say two-state
solution!"
[2:51
PM] Mr. Silver:
Hehe
"Maybe
there's stuff up there for us that we can keep from the oldsiders.
Maybe there's some kitsch stuff!"
(Later)
"But
what if? You guys... ...what if this map can lead to One-Eyed
Weinstein's kitsch stuff?” “We wouldn't have to leave the Goon
Docks."
[3:10
PM] Mr. Blue:
Sloth
as a golem
[3:12
PM] Mr. Silver:
"Oy!
You menschen!!!"
[3:21
PM] Mr. Blue:
"bullet
holes the size of matzo balls!" doesn't even need changed
[3:21
PM] Mr. Silver:
Hehe
[3:22
PM] Mr. Blue:
Maybe
Chunk is Jewish.
[3:22
PM] Mr. Silver:
Seriously? Yes, he's definitely Jewish
The film was released
in Israel as "Chunk and the Goonies"
[3:23
PM] Mr. Blue:
Oh
yeah... last name Cohen
I
never noticed
[3:23
PM] Mr. Silver:
And
a variety of other references, most obvious being his Hebrew school
[3:23
PM] Mr. Blue:
Ahhh
The
actor's last name is Cohen too
[3:24
PM] Mr. Silver:
The actor even got a law degree.