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We're talking pigeon nests, the humors, Zoboomafoo, Frasier, Queen, uh... other one word titles, nothing’s off the table. We’re punks again.

We're talking pigeon nests, the humors, Zoboomafoo, Frasier, Queen, uh... other one word titles, nothing’s off the table. We’re punks again.QOTD: Dropdogs.

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Johnny Sanchez

Love you guys. Can't wait for you to become an even bigger channel then before!!

Dan Sjöström

The ease at wich Brett bodies these bosses is just incredible.

Percian

Man I got hit by a drop bear once, it was the most terrifying experience of my life.

Joe Bridger (Wallflyer)

The cave goblins bickering about the cost of the fire pillar and justifying turning it back in was a peak bit.

Ronnie Patrick

Honestly, the audio quality is really not that different than before. Maybe sliiiiightly more echoey, but the audio mixing is actually very well done to be so close.

Korbo

Look you can remove ads all you want but I got youtube premium so hopefully youtube will still pay you for that.

Korbo

Catch flame is definitely one of the quickest spells and has a lot of poise break, but yeah Brett makes the game look easy, I guarantee a novice trying this would die a lot more lol.

Joris

I love these shorter intros!

Lina

This series has really been making me want to do another full Elden Ring playthough.....😅

Jeremy Sharlup

I think drop bears are fake btw. Just koalas. I want them to be real.

BagofSeat

I made a fake Drop Bear Brewery logo and bottle design in college. Real scary stuff.

nickrealness

QOTD: Dropdogs. I’m a survivor.

Dylan Jeffree

Amazing Ep brothers. For real but Aussie here, Drop Bears are a Folk Tale / Hoax. But there is a good lesson to it all. Koala's can be super loud and the roar is closer to a heavy Dog (deep growl) so it can be scary when you first hear it. - But all in All Koala's are pretty chill/slow. On the other hand a great lesson about looking up in the bushland of Australia. See our land is super dry and harsh for the most of it, and falling branches and debris are common, So when my dad and I were young and we were logging on the farm. The upper branches would fall when you started to cut into it, being dry brittle and real sharp they can spear you if it hits you on the way down. So "watch out for Drop Bears mate" is something he said heaps. A great lesson on keeping your eyes open when you are in the outback. - Bonus trivia, don't touch the Koalas.....Google it....

Stormageddon222

Pigeons do that because humans domesticated them and then when they abandoned them, they had forgotten how to build nests. But they still have the instinct to make nests, so they just slap some things together