Andrew “scientists recreate what homo antecessor looked like” and Tristan “gigachad stereotype” Tate. Partners in crime

I’m surprised they set a deadline at all, considering how the game itself will never release

Another fun phrase with similar etymology is “pulling out all the stops”. It comes from church organs, where the stops are all of the levers that can change the timbre

The AI picture has both CO2 and C2

I’m not sure that diatomic carbon is a real problem in global warming

The grand old party is a single noun

How does going after emulators protect the quality and value of their games?

I thought the Friday game has been in dead game limbo for years because of intellectual property or something?

They’re filming numa numa yay 2

To make matters worse, some languages have the exact same word but with a different gender. Heat in Spanish is el calor but in Catalán is la calor

It took me a surprising amount of time to realize that John David Washington was Denzel Washington’s son

Hopefully this doesn’t mean the end of the yearly Christmas light adventures. They were my favorite videos!

A lot of the Freddie Dredd videos (especially the claymation ones) are wild

When a Tesla gets stolen, do they call it an Edison?

Childs, get the flamethrower!

Is that not a Galil?

You always need a bigger aquarium

This isn’t really adding anything, but in Spain we have the word guiri which is like Mexico’s gringo but guiri is like 100% negative unlike gringo. It specifically refers to British tourists because they have a bad habit of acting up while on vacation, but it could be used to refer to any tourist/foreigner

HEFSSH is the only one that sounds right to me

This is pretty spot on. I use español when comparing Spanish to another foreign language but castellano when talking about the language as a whole. The latter is the most popular in Spain because español is also the nationality and we also can speak catalán, vasco, valenciano, gallego, and others