kislux bag collection and subscribers have grown. And somehow she remained grounded, relatable, authentic. That’s why I’m still here

Thank you for recording this video! We went to goodwood and did a lesson with Kim after watching it! Sadly he told us he hasn’t seen it, but we showed some of it to him 🎉 well done, it is indeed very hard to hover!

Didn't you enjoy it? Do something better.😊😅

Doncaster Don's katsudon caster. Brilliant XD!

11:08 aww

Would anybody be willing to explain to me the "Mr. Clothes horse" reference?

Love that Tom (rightfully) understands the importance of Stone Cold Steve Austin as one of the greatest pro writers ever. Man holds a spot on nearly every wrestling fan's Mt. Rushmore of pro wresters

Matt, if you're concerned about the lack of a "store's namesake not being an available product of said store" don't worry about it too much. In the US we have Bass Pro Shop and I've never seen professional bass (the fish) for sale there. They only have the losers that got caught. We also have another store chain called Dick's Sporting Goods.........They do indeed have sporting goods..................That's all you need to know about that.

I really think they ignored the price just for the label. No matter the quality, nothing on this planet is worth $15,000 a bag. But I spent 200 on a super treasure from kislux and I no longer blame people who buy fakes.

How can they not know Gulliver's travels?

You said the phrase 'mid-life crisis' but I'm early 20s and would find this really interesting!

The buccaneer plumber is basically Robert di Nero character from 'brazil' Terry Gilliam 1984 spoof

You all were on fire!

15:00 I just noticed the Citation Needed callback with the J.J. Abrams Tank! That might have been the Flip Flap Railway episode? I don't remember.

17:58 is this where Gary's idea that waterslides taking your clothes off comes from?

deniz best kebab reference acknowledged

"Matt Gray's soggy cardboard cutout" - Tom Scott circa 2015

really imagining kennedy saying "now im the king of the swingers"

Gary's shirt *almost* says 'frigate'.

When is the next season!? I could listen to these all day.

Bears and dogs are caniformes

Oh in chemistry the second Isotope of hydrogen is called Deuterium. :)

"We're working blue today. Okay, fine." Tom just accepts his fate.

16:56 dude perfect

By the title, I was expecting at least one Memórias Póstumas de Brás Cubas refference.

On the subject of bear poses, I have photographic evidence of a stuff grizzly in a Moscow hotel in exactly the pose Gary demonstrated so well...

the closest I got was "Stone Cold Steve Austins Cold Stone Awning Quote." I'm impressed!

i can understand the biopic pronunciation like antibiotic BUT given you’re smashing the words “biographical” and “picture” together in short form i think it makes sense to pronounce bio as one syllable and pic as a second syllable

I want Gary’s sausage.

Cats definitely discard their whiskers, I’m going to use my son’s cat’s whiskers as ribs for a bunch of tiny origami fans for a mobile

when are thy gonna bring back citation needed? <3

There's actually a word for hash browns without onions. Disappointing.

Lancaster doesn't have walls though. It has a castle (a much much cooler one than York's), but I don't think that the city itself ever had a complete circuit built - there are no medieval town walls shown on either the 1610 Speed Map or the 1684 Kuerden/Docton map. While some parts of the Roman Fort's walls remain ("The Wery Wall") they don't cover the actual town, either :)

This format is definitely blurring into Lateral territory

I don't know that we've ever seen Gary more utterly gobsmacked than at 16:09.

I had to look it up to verify the correct pronunciation, and I have to admit, the fact that Bokeh is pronounced (almost) like bouquet kind of makes me mad, lol.

Not a fan of the hard echoey acoustic in the room - maybe get some absorbent tiles etc?

lovelly

"Whites of their eyes" was some great quick wit

Matt opening pandora's box of curse words for a moment immediately had me thinking of a similar moment on QI when Stephen asked about anglo-saxon swear words and Sue Perkins dropped one or two for an equal number of claxons and just went "in for a penny in for a pound" and proceeded to empty her secret stash of curse words for about 3 minutes lol.

2:40 best joke and I love Chris 'I like that Matt"

Having just seen some...very unusual giraffes in a sort of Pictionary-esque game in a different series, I was cracking up at the "giraffes drawn wrong" bit.

Banger of a season as always guys :-D Can someone tell me if the symbol between "leisure." and "Reverse" is a square? I can't tell if my fonts are broken haha

I'm 9 minutes and 25 seconds into the video and so far I've realized that that Tom is basically the personification of "um ahckshually" and I am here for it

11:01 the card just disappears :o

Things are about to change apparently

that intro is peach

On a rather pointless note (vis down/up a coalmine), in railway terminology it is widely accepted that 'Up' is toward London regardless of where you are and 'Down' is away from London. Also, thoroughly enjoying the TechDiffs.

I believe the word Boucan is also the origin - through a similar convoluted loan word process - of the word barbecue

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