first comment yay!
Ask ThatGuy: Episode 10
Written by That Guy With The Glasses Wednesday, 23 July 2008 21:57
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07.23.2008 - 11:03 | DO A BARREL ROLL!
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WATCH THE NOSTALGIA CRITIC MOVIE this August on
youtube.com/tgwtgonzss.
It's fully animated and features the voices of Zachary Strobel and That Guy With The Glasses
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07.23.2008 - 11:12 | blushapple
[quote]first comment yay![/quote]
Wow. What an enticing and thought-provoking comment. Clearly you are the most intelligent person on this entire website.
This was funny. Though I must object to you saying the native English are butchering the English language with the letter 'u' since, well, they DID invent the English language first. Or was that sarcasm? You're right so much of the time that I can't tell what's acting, what's sarcasm and what's incredibly literal.
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07.23.2008 - 11:19 | deathOpie
this definitely wouldn't be the same without the music in the background.
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07.23.2008 - 11:28 | vonFiedler
[quote]Though I must object to you saying the native English are butchering the English language with the letter 'u' since, well, they DID invent the English language first.[/quote]
America has been around for over two hundred year. In that time, both our English and Britain's has drasticly changed. They're no more right than Americans are, and the whole language was derived from a west germanic language which was derived from another one before that. People need to stop giving the English all the credit for English, that's not how language works.
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07.07.2010 - 22:17 | ThatGuyNamedCanopenerdude
the reason English is so radically different and complex is because it's not derived entirely from anything. Latin makes up about 80% of the words, while most of the grammar and syntax comes from German. Also Greek, French, Spanish and even some eastern and African languages add to it. that's why it's so different and varied depending on where you are
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We in Canada also use the letter "u" in words like colour, flavour, etc. Americans seem to use it less, though, even in simple words like "you"-- let's not forget the word "yo".
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06.30.2009 - 19:38 | LoveFromConcentrateTo be fair, "yo" is not a substitute for "you", because yo is used as a greeting, something you wouldn't use the word "you" for, unless you were incredibly rude.
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07.23.2008 - 11:36 | Moyset
Correct me if I'm just being stupid, but it sounds to me like you said "hydroglyphics." I thought the word was "hieroglyphics."
Oh well
Funny as always, and I'm glad the ability to ask questions is coming back.
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11.29.2009 - 23:09 | ThatWhiteGuyYou obviously have not heard of Hydroglyphics. Hydroglyphic is the language of the Marine Egyptians, the guys that lived under water. Yeah, it turns out that the Egyptians took over Atlantis five and a half years after it sunk. They invented a new language so they can seem better than the idiots living on the surface. How can you not know this, you simple-minded fool. You must have come from the boring land people. Sigh, what a waste of life.
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07.23.2008 - 11:39 | OmegaWarrior
All European languages are basically just ghetto latin.
Speaking of butchering words, though, did TGwtG say "[i]hydro[/i]glyphics?" Are they made of water?
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07.07.2010 - 22:14 | ThatGuyNamedCanopenerdudeas is English^^'
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07.23.2008 - 11:57 | joelpizzaguy
in my opinion the last episode was better...
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07.23.2008 - 12:12 | dtainaI love what he did with the pipe at the end of the "binoculars" answer...
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You must all watch the fully animated Nostalgia Critic Movie coming in August. My best friend Zak Strobel is the creator of this fine movie and he is an animating GENIUS. If you want to see more movies by him, go to ooozeanimationstudios.com or search Zachary Strobel on Youtube. I personally recommend you watch Senor Crab starring Me (Jason Rubenfeld) and Zak's brother Logan.
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...but it's Hie[b]ro[/b]glyphics. Not Hy[b]dro[/b]gliphics.
That is, unless Egypt was a land of water-people.
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11.29.2009 - 23:10 | ThatWhiteGuyYes, they were. Look up a few comments
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07.23.2008 - 16:00 | animerocksautisticsnake=Samuel L Jackson! :D
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07.23.2008 - 16:06 | FredOnToast
[quote]Though I must object to you saying the native English are butchering the English language with the letter 'u' since, well, they DID invent the English language first.[/quote]
I agree with you. I don't care what others say, English was made by the English. If it wasn't then that's just plain weird. It's like the France making a language and naming it German.
Anywho, funny as always Mr. Glasses. I always get excited when I see a new video added ;D
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07.23.2008 - 16:32 | Gene
the last question made me lol
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Especially the part where you make fun of the Jackass that says his way is more correct than my way of saying things...
Maybe you should have put the finger in British terms so that he may better understand what a jackass he truly is.
I also see that despite the questions being closed, you still decided to answer a question that several people and I were asking. It's nice to know that you take time out of your busy schedule to answer a question like this.... Keep on reading that bible, or Narnia or whatever in "hydroglyphics".
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07.23.2008 - 17:06 | Film Brain
[quote]English was made by the English.[/quote]
Actually, English is made up of various parts of Latin, French and Anglo-Saxon English, the latter of which contributing shorter words (including swearwords).
I study English, in case you're wondering. ;)
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07.23.2008 - 17:34 | skateman555How did someone ask the last question when the questions have been closed for so long?
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07.23.2008 - 17:44 | M.D.K.II
[quote]How did someone ask the last question when the questions have been closed for so long? [/quote]
Clairvoyance.
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07.23.2008 - 18:10 | shingouken
I have a hamster called scruffy and i too like to make him fly. I don't usually throw him... i just hold him and spin in circles while humming the superman theme tune
What's with the debate on the english language? We had it first so nerrrrrr =)
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07.23.2008 - 18:37 | Raymond T ThatDutchGuyWithTheTransformers
I don't trust that pipe of his... :o
But at least he didn't show us where he could stick that one finger! :D
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07.23.2008 - 19:06 | Enkil[quote]I don't trust that pipe of his...[/quote]
That is how he summons the power of the devil secretly behind god's back.
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07.23.2008 - 21:41 | chokethechicken
im pretty sure that the one about the smurf was mine, if it was, yea!
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07.23.2008 - 22:22 | skateman555[quote]Clairvoyance.[/ quote]
Like that one episode when he was asked "How dead is the dead sea?"
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07.23.2008 - 22:25 | skateman555[quote]We in Canada also use the letter "u" in words like colour, flavour, etc. Americans seem to use it less, though, even in simple words like "you"-- let's not forget the word "yo".[/quote]
"Yo" isn't actually a variation of the word "you" which is used in America. "Yo" can be used as a greeting or after a pause, the latter translating into something like "you know?"
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You say everyone who asks questions is stupid, and then you mispronounce hieroglyphics(probably didn't know how to spell it either...)
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07.24.2008 - 05:16 | Dove
I know I'm not the only person who caught it (especially after reading the comments), but watch the pipe at the end of the binoculars question.
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