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[@cerberus0225]

So, about absinthe. I'm a big fan of cocktails and their history, I'm kind of a nerd for this stuff. That spirit has a rather wild history and a whole lot of folklore that has grown up around it. It was banned in several countries, though notably only ones where it had been popular, as well as the US, largely beginning in the 1910s for a whole host of reasons. Around the 1990s, a revival occurred in countries where it was legal (notably the UK and Czechia, neither country ever banned it) and the bans were reversed, as the EU had made it legal with some limitations in 1988 and other countries followed suit, like the US in 2007. There are a lot of rumors and misinformation about that drink, so just to be entirely clear, no, you will not fail a drug test for drinking absinthe. Unless it's a sobriety test, and even then, not really any more than any other hard spirit. So what actually is absinthe? Simply put, it's an anise-flavored spirit made with several herbs, including wormwood, similar to many other herbal spirits like Italian amaro, digestifs like Jägermeister, or other anise spirits like pastis or ouzo. For those unfamiliar, anise is the flavor of black licorice and general "licorice" flavor. Absinthe is frequently portrayed as a hallucinogen and a dangerous psychoactive drug and has been since the late 1890s to 1910s when bans were first instituted. I won't dive too deeply into the history of this, but suffice to say that the bulk of the actual issue here is more of a "Reefer Madness" style frenzy that began in France and spread outward. Due to these bans and the subsequent drop in popularity, absinthe retained its "Green Fairy" nickname and reputation for decades. However, it was never demonstrated that absinthe was dangerous in any way or actually caused hallucinations to begin with. Why do people claim stuff like absinthe triggering drug tests? Because thujone, a chemical found in wormwood, has hallucinogenic properties and is chemically similar to THC, the active chemical in cannabis. Though, for what its worth, the rumors usually claim that absinthe will trigger an LSD test due to the hallucinogenic properties. Modern absinthe has legal limitations for the amount of thujone that can be present. But, it is important to note that even historical absinthe never had enough of that chemical to actually cause hallucinations, and today modern absinthe either has no wormwood at all or, if you're spending a few hundred dollars on a bottle, a very trace amount beneath the legal limit. In short, you cannot today (and likely never could) get a psychedelic high off of the spirit, nor can it trigger a drug test. To go deeper into the history, back in the 1910s when the spirit was banned, it was linked to a unfortunate murder-suicide amongst other crimes in a series of smear campaigns. This was generally because the drink was popular among the poorer population of France, particularly those of a "bohemian" inclination, as it lacked the pompous snobbery associated with wine and the upper classes who preferred it. That was combined with early, very flawed chemical tests on wormwood oil, which had a much higher amount of thujone, to "prove" its dangers. French elites and the wine industry both pushed heavily for its banning, though ironically France would be the last to do so, outlawing the spirit in 1914. Generally, as the smear campaigns and poor reputation spread, other countries banned the less-popular drink more swiftly. Even the US had already banned the spirit by that point in 1912, though that was mostly due to its association with immigrants and was part of the early Prohibition movements. As for how to drink absinthe, traditionally there is a rather fancy setup involving a special glass, a slotted spoon placed above it, and a sugar cube you drip cold water over until it is dissolved and the rest of the glass filled. You can get the same effect by pouring yourself some absinthe, adding some sugar or simple syrup, and a generous ratio of water. I've seen some recommending going as far as 1:10 absinthe/water. Generally speaking, this was a typical way of serving hard spirits back in the day and to an extent still is, if you consider cocktails a sort of offshoot of this kind of watering down. There's also a Bohemian method involving setting the sugar cube on fire and lighting the drink, which makes the overall cocktail stronger, but this is generally considered a modern gimmick as it destroys the flavor of the spirit, which, for the price of a bottle, you probably don't want to do.

[@zalgo1391]

Wow, that was informative. Pretty interesting stuff to hear about in detail! I actually have a question for you, if you don't mind. As far as diluting spirits went, historically speaking, I've heard it told that this was done, beyond getting a more palatable flavor, to also spread the drink out into more sittings to be enjoyed longer, and also to make the water safe to drink with the alcohol's disinfectant properties. I've always wondered if these claims were mainly truth or fable, so if you have insight into this, I'd be interested to hear your take on it!

[@cerberus0225]

@@zalgo1391 In a nutshell, yes. For example, I know that many naval vessels used barrel-proof spirits mixed with their stored fresh water in order to make it "safe" to drink. Granted, this water usually had sat for so long that it was full of algae, so I can't speak to how safe we'd consider it today. Later on limes(or other citrus, but most often limes) would be added to prevent scurvy. During the days when that was most common, the 1800s roughly, the British took to using gin (one of the popular spirits of the time) to make the lime juice more drinkable and the proto-gimlet cocktail was born. The sailors, meanwhile, had rum rations instead, which became grog. That's just one example that sprang to mind. More generally, alcohol was indeed fermented in order to render a liquid safe to drink and easier to preserve in times when fresh water was a luxury. There's a lot of debate about when distillation was first invented, how effective it was at various periods, etc, but at least for the western world and our modern hard spirits, 13th century Italy would first adapt distillation technology (imported from the Middle East) to create fortified wines. Alternatively, Eastern Europe was already using distillation to produce early, wine-derived alcohol, but the evidence there is scant. The use spread through monasteries, who created medicinal tonics, many of which would become the basis for various liqueurs today. Amaro, Benedictine, Chartreuse, and really all herbal liqueurs were developed this way, and many were administered as medical treatments. As this technology spread, the distilled alcohol was eventually known as "aqua vitae", a cure-all, and later on roughly during the 1400s things we would roughly recognize as whisk(e)y, brandy, vermouth, port, vodka, jenever, etc, begin to be described in writing. Modern gin wouldn't appear until the 17th century, while rum wasn't developed until the sugarcane plantations in the Caribbean were in full swing. Off the top of my head, mezcal and tequila were already being made in Mesoamerica before western contact, but I'm not too familiar with that history. Hope this helped!

[@TheAsylumCat]

I live in Colorado where there's a few distilleries that make it. Hard to find in my area in variety but it's my drink of choice above rum. One bottle would last me over a year if I didn't have a "rat".

[@DaddyVeo1911]

I like your funny words, magic man.

[@200meggie]

Okay three interesting horse facts. 1: Yes, horses can suck. It is actually an issue that can occur at farms where they will bite on fence posts, suck in air and get bloated due to the amount of air. To the point where a vet or farmer will need to medically tend to the animal. 2. Horses can not vomit as they were not built to do so, and this is because they have such strong throat muscles. 3. When a horse gets a small nose bleed, it looks like a murder scene. They're big animals, so they have a lot of blood.

[@26th_Primarch]

And are so evolutionarily fucked up they have obscenely high blood pressure

[@elleramirez1373]

Is that why they’re so prone to “choke?” Choke is a condition in horses in which the esophagus is blocked, usually by food material. Although the horse is still able to breathe, it is unable to swallow, and may become severely dehydrated.

[@200meggie]

@@elleramirez1373 Yes. Their throat muscles make their esophagus like a one way road. So if food gets stuck in the throat. They'll just kind of have it stuck there. There's no way of its body to actually push the food back, as due to this little trait they don't really gag either, so at times like that outside assistance is needed.

[@GoldenChocobo]

I reminded of a bit in an old Nickelodeon game show called “What Would You Do?” And I have a vivid memory of a horse chugging a can of soda on its own there. Not quite what Airier is asking, but good times nonetheless.

[@brigidtheirish]

Is not being able to vomit a herbivore thing, because rabbits can't, either.

[@SoCHobbit]

Door said that the info on the vampires from Big-D left him "As afraid as a British child" Not that He himself was a British child.

[@justadogobeingdogo5766]

His time in America erased his past and the weakness of Britain.

[@loveroffunnyy]

Door is pure AMERICAN BEEF.

[@darkinnovator2479]

Funny thing about 40K, Lion El'Jonson and Alpharius were the two Primarchs that are implied to have known even about Chaos. Alpharius was, allegedly, the first Primarch found. And the Lion... was spoken to frankly like a Custodian. That, and as of the Heresy, Malcador mentions there was one loyalist Primarch who was resistant to the Warp and knew everything: all points to the Lion.

[@steelgreyed]

Welp..... Johnson and Big E had one thing in common. Being too blinded by comradery to realize your closest allies were the ones to betray you and castrate everything you ever tried to accomplish........ (Do I get to laugh now or ever?.......) As a follower of Cegorach, it is vitally important to know when to laugh.

[@gokbay3057]

Lion was the primarch closest to being Big-E's mini-me so it makes sense.

[@darkinnovator2479]

@@steelgreyed This is true, quite telling that their downfalls mirror each other right to the Chaos Gods pumping up their respective "seconds" kinda. Clearly the Lion at the head of a unified Dark Angels would have been a long term threat to Chaos, and Guilliman couldn't have gotten away with half of his reforms with the Lion there threatening to one day, one day plant his fist in the Primarch Ultrasmurf's face. Ah... they make me laugh. The Emperor was so old and impatient to reach his goal, that he couldn't relate to people. The Lion was so much like a beast pretending to be a knight and socially absent, that he literally COULDN'T relate to people. Hell, the closest and shortest friendships the Lion ever had was with Perturabo, but they had so much in common.

[@brigidtheirish]

@@steelgreyed Along with managing a weird mix of camaraderie and paranoia that ended up making those betrayals all the more likely. Plus what Dark Innovator said about their appalling lack of people skills.

[@wandererdream9710]

Horse will betray Bid D and Marcus will discover it and try to warn his father but will end up destroying Bid D Secret Sewer Way Project.

[@steelgreyed]

Lana: "yup!"

[@arthurgomes5188]

You forgot to add the fact that horse betrays Big D because he was corrupted by four ancient vampires: Corn, Terry, Slaine and Nergal.

[@oldeskul]

@@arthurgomes5188 Funny you should mention Nergal. Nergal is, or maybe was, one of the elders of the Baali bloodline.

[@arthurgomes5188]

@@oldeskul I am going to pretend that i did that on purpose.

[@kencarlson2855]

Oh dear sir Kracus is probably digging the secret sewer way project, or maybe near it

[@---_---_---_---___---]

"Can horses suck?" "Murderbaited." This. This is why I watch this man.

[@dj11o9er]

"Can horses blow-?" "DO NOT FINISH THAT QUESTION!"

[@CommissarMitch]

Suomi is Finnish for Finnish. It's what the people in Finland calls their language. Similar to how German is Deutch.

[@DerMannDerSeineMutterwar]

*Deutsch there is another s in the word. Greetings from Germany.

[@deathkorpsofkriegguardsmen8488]

Hello German hi from Switzerland guten Tag!

[@HORRIOR1]

Suomi is Finnish for FINLAND. Finnish is suomenkieli.

[@TheAsylumCat]

To add, Japan calls itself Nippon.

[@gokbay3057]

@@TheAsylumCat or well, Nihon.

[@lupusmacbeth8784]

I recall Markus mentioning something about the Arcanum and how his dad got kicked out of it, in episode 3 so I think his and Kitten's knowledge is mostly on par, and as usual you kinda overthought the absinthe thing, he more meant are you even allowed to GIVE absinthe to a horse... which the answer is no, no you definitely are not.

[@CommissarMitch]

At first I hated the fact that Airier did not binge all the Hunters episode. Now however I am happy because by the time he finishes one episode a new one will sprout up.

[@Desiremademanifest]

19:05 - Only evil microbes I can think of are tied to some of the things in the Werewolf the Apocalypse meta which hasn't been touched on much... good gods the fact this is the first lore explanation... but anyway, yeah... you... you don't want to deal with the evil microbes from that particular facet... or want them to spread to the other facets. That's how you get Lovecraftian nightmare fuel. 24:44 - Actually wrong. The Arcanum is actually a group of people who seek to learn more about the supernatural world and though they have hunters on their payroll, they are LESS inclined to actually go hunting your random vampires or what-have-you and moreso go after folklore stuff, which is still this crew's MO (the tunnel and all of Kitten's folk tales in the first audiolog). Also a fair few of the Arcanum are sorcerers, which are like Mages but... they only got hedge magic which is FAR weaker than what Mages have. 29:24 - For a random non-lore blurb, a LOT of body horror movies back in the day used KY Jelly to get that sickening glisten on their creatures. Bear in mind: back before CGI really took off. I even think they used it in the Alien movies for the xenomorph slobber. 32:40 - Lithuanian honey liqueur. Das what virytas is.

[@setsunatenma9467]

Don't forget about the baali demons for evil microbes. Nurgle is in WoD too

[@Desiremademanifest]

@@setsunatenma9467 Nergal. Sounds the same, but different spellings as this one is the original spelling.

[@rumigraciea8216]

@@Desiremademanifest Nergal is the Sumerian god of war, death, and disease in the reality. GW based Nurgle from Nergal.

[@MrElath]

KY is half of what they used for Predator blood in those movies too, the other half is the fluid in glowsticks, apparently it dried out so quickly they needed to make a new batch for every single take

[@Solqueen86]

Yeah Horsey beach is near the Great Yarmouth so Horse is British. There are a lot of beached Seals sometimes there so families can just enjoy the Sea Life Centre featuring sharks and other aquatic life. There is Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach with its numerous rides, and the exotic animals at Amazonia Reptilarium. And funny enough around Yarmouth there are other beaches but one of them is called California

[@OnDavidsBrain]

Jeez is the Great Yarmouth tourism board paying ya? I kid I kid.

[@Solqueen86]

@@OnDavidsBrain Ÿ̵̡͈͇̲̤̭̹̱͍͖̘̥̪̩́̄͋̒͆̔͜͝Ȩ̵̻̥͖̞̠̟͖̐͐̈́̐̈́̄̓͋̃́͜͝͝Ş̶̢̡̡̡̲̻̺̲͙̖̞͒̈ͅ ̷̨̣̝̹̘̘̩͚̺͉̺̪̲̓͒̾͑̔̓̅̐̇̇͂̒͝ ̵̡̢̢̝̹̱͇͍̘͈̩͛̂̀́̾͗̿͋̽͝ ̸̰̙̞͚̹̩͕̇̐̉̀́ ̶̛̭͚͖̲͚̬̦̤͓͚̒̇̑̌͐̋̀̃̌͛̾̃͘͝ ̷̡̭̩̩̼̃̄̔̈͛͑̈́̾͛̾̈́ ̶̳̬͉͖̬͐̑̍̌͆̾̈́́̐̽͜͝ͅ

[@marcelop7721]

Well, Suomi is the finish name of Finland. Also, good thought about the math lessons and Markus, didn't think about it

[@afqwa423]

8:45 My interpretation of this is actually different. Big D really was just teaching basic arithmetic and thought Diablerie was self-evident from understanding _1+1=2._ As if that one fact should self-evidently follow from the other.

[@afqwa423]

24:41 The Arcanum is a hunter organization that gathers lore about the supernatural. I say they're "hunters" loosely because they're really more of an academic organization than an active firebrand Society of Leopold type of organization (which literally have "Deus Vult" on their coat of arms). Most of their knowledge is biased from the perspective of a normie. And as an organization they tend to be gun shy and cautious, since they've learnt from hard experience that the supernatural factions do not like them prying into their secrets. They emphasize the gathering and preservation of knowledge.

[@afqwa423]

44:25 No, this is just Door making fun of the British, implying that the British are naturally cowardly.

[@thorveim1174]

Actually, horse not talking back works very well: its makes him a confident, a vessel for the audience to hear what the characters think without it feeling forced. Also unless I'm wrong, the arcanum is a hunter thing, not a mage organization

[@Kummitusv6lur]

They are sort of scholars of supernatural lore. More interested in discovering stuff, but they have some hunters and minor magic users among them (by minor i mean people that can do some limited stuff, but very far away from mages.)

[@gokbay3057]

44:20 pretty sure Door is saying that he was "as frightened as" a British child. Not that he was frightened "as a British child". He was like a British child, not a British child.

[@26th_Primarch]

Note that Marckus's crutches are literally made from Kitten's destroyed stilts...

[@SilverHairedFreak25]

"Can horses suck?" I mean... horses are mammals. They drink milk to survive. Isn't that a bit of a prerequisite?

[@Dragonspirit223]

There's a few exceptions I think but generally yes. The only primary one would be the Platypus that secretes milk from their skin and the children just lick it up. But they're weird anyways since they also lay eggs so... yeah

[@theenderdestruction2362]

​@@Dragonspirit223 platypus are what happens when god is absolutely borrreeeddd

[@kirkcasteel7070]

He taught math in Finnish and Suomi is Finnish for Finland. Considering that absinthe is made by wormwood which is also hallucinogenic is why it's banned and illegal to begin with and in some parts of France it is not appropriate as well so yeah that's why it's also banned in America but if you can get it with out the wormwood then you can get no pink elephants

[@kaybe9797]

The wormwood is almost entirely ineffectual in absinthe. There is so little that you would die of alcohol poisoning before you experienced any hallucinogenic effects from the wormwood. The main cause of the banning was due to surge in it's popularity after an insect destroyed a number of wine fields. Once the fields recovered, the winemakes teamed up with the puritanical movement to try to make it unpopular. You can learn a lot more in the video Tasting History made.

[@oldeskul]

You can legally buy absinthe in many states in the U.S. and many countries in Europe. Absinthe is an herbal liquor made from a specific strain of wormwood that only grows in certain parts of France and Switzerland. According to most medical experts and biologists, it's not the wormwood in absinthe that makes you hallucinate, but the high alcohol content. The main reason why absinthe was banned was because there were a lot of unscrupulous individuals were taking rot gut and adding compounds like copper cyanide to give it the green tint, a lot of people died from drinking tainted knock-off absinthe. As someone who enjoys occasionally imbibing absinthe, I don't drink it more often because 1: it's very expensive as it is imported from France or Switzerland, and 2: I don't want to completely destroy my liver as the "weakest absinthe I've encountered so far has been 140 proof.

[@kaybe9797]

@@oldeskul That's why the absinthe spoon and glass exists. You put an amount that fills the bulb of the glass (or 1 oz) and dilute it with either straight water or put a sugar cube on an absinthe spoon and drip water onto the cube.

[@kirkcasteel7070]

@@kaybe9797 as old as I am I have forgotten more about everything and know nothing about everything

[@kirkcasteel7070]

Plus I have tried the genuine article and well....... let's just say I don't remember a whole lot that happened and leave it at that. But you're right expensive due to import and material cost alone is oof

[@marmyeater]

Arcanum is not mages, more like just the largest collection of hunters and knowledge seekers trying to learn the dark supernatural secrets of the world. Except when it comes to vampires, they tried that, and it went pear shaped IMMEDIATELY, so they don't bother vampires if they can help it.

[@derekrogers6795]

Fun fact: it is physically impossible for a normal horse to throw up

[@CRSB00]

19:06 yes, there *are* demons (and angels) in world of darkness and new world of darkness but they're very different in both settings and no, they're not evil in the traditional sense, their morality is totally alien to us

[@taddad2641]

doesn't that make them evile in the traditional sense? inhuman cruelty and actions?

[@CRSB00]

@@taddad2641 in a sense, this description also may apply to the angels

[@NoSoulJoel177]

Hehhahahehhabdhehhe, Big D and Horse fought abord The Vengeful Spirit(2002) Edit this episode refers to TTS a lot Horse drinking sound is actually accurate of a horse actually drinking

[@steelgreyed]

2:00 I spent several hours trying to figure out if the top left (tree top?) corner was some giant bat/dragon/thing combing the tree tops or not, during the lightning strikes..... Pretty sure that will be important later....... You'll see it soon enough towards the end.....

[@elleramirez1373]

You saw it too!?!?

[@saphirone8030]

Nah, it was simply Krakus going for his next hole digging where he should not be digging holes, it's just faster that way

[@CommissarMitch]

9:17 Maryio Party was referenced in the Big D x Kitten episode. It's just Mario Party but no copyright.

[@steelgreyed]

3:10 "oh God, oh God, no stop!" .....Well the "medicine" is Absinthe......

[@nemanjastanimirovic155]

And so the fun begins

[@hugooberg4428]

Normal Horses cant vomit, blood or otherwise.

[@tudormuresan2055]

Airier, KY Jelly is basically lube. for when couples want to get romantical. like Mrs. Crabapple and her horse.

[@justadogobeingdogo5766]

There’s just something about the character development in this series that hits different in the best way possible.

[@Brutalyte616]

I understand your thought process Airier, but you're reaching. D was not implying that he gave Marcus hints about Diablerie, he's saying that he taught him basic math and that anyone with two brain cells to rub together should realize that feeding vampires to each other is a bad idea and that should have had the common sense to consider if their strength would double or be squared. 1+1=1 or 1^1=1 don't seem sensibly intimidating until you realize those 1s represent something far more nuanced and frightening. Like superhuman undead monstrosities that feed on souls and life energy...

[@Airier]

Entirely possible. To me, it seems like the kind of joke Alfabusa would put in. Could easily be wrong, though.

[@Sanguimaru]

In the World of Darkness, the Arcanum is a secret society of people who learn about the supernatural. Some of them act as hunters, while some can even wield supernatural powers of a sort despite being only mortal.

[@TheKnizzine]

On the topic of Door there is a subcatagory of Hunter called Slasher. They are what happens when a hunters paranoia and zeal for the hunt take over. They have 5 types your Micheal Myreses, your Jigsaws, your Patrick Batemans, and your Freddies. Basically the only things that can stop them are Giests of their vicitms and maybe werewolves. Door isnt there yet but seems like a possibilty.

[@Brutalyte616]

What's the 5th type?

[@thomasfoster4370]

@@Brutalyte616 either your jason vorheeses or your hannibal lecters

[@gamingweeb2-842]

That is hunter the vigil, not hunter the reckoning

[@TheKnizzine]

@@gamingweeb2-842 its all the same thing now though it Chronicles of Darkness all the games rules and lore are in the same setting

[@gamingweeb2-842]

@@TheKnizzine no Chronicles of Darkness and World of Darkness are different rules and lore World uses the Storyteller system Chronicles uses the Storytelling system Vampire the requiem doesn’t have blood potency, or much metaplot Mage the ascension has avatars and consensus. Mage the awakening has the supernal and souls doing magic Werewolf the apocalypse has fera and eco terrorists as the good guys. Werewolf the forsaken has the eco terrorists as the bad guys and the spirits hate the werewolves Spirits are completely different in mechanics Ghosts and wraiths are completely different Changeling the Lost and Changeling the Dreaming are VASTLY different in terms of Arcadia and how fairies work They are different systems and settings, not the same

[@gerardmourits8709]

I have googled ergoline alkaloids and am now Thoroughly confused as to what horse and big D are. As the use of said compound is used for anything between aiding in birthing migraines and hallucinogenic narcotics.

[@manosbouzoubouzou1386]

You don’t know how happy you made me man...thank you.

[@cookware9796]

Place names in UK can often seem strange as the original meaning can be derived from Anglo-Saxon or Latin.

[@MartynWilkinson45]

Or French or Norse. Add a thousand years of serial mispronounciation, and you wind up with No Place and Pity Me, two towns in the North East.

[@nightsong295]

"how old is horse well if we assume that horse was born in the 1920s which is when the prohibition era started that would make horse 86 years old

[@hugooberg4428]

You are nearly half done with this audiolog you can do it in two episodes.

[@larslaufer301]

Oh can't wait to see the end. This Audiolog is realy good IMO.

[@thomasfoster4370]

imo, every family needs a resident sounding board for mental health purpose. someone who only listens and allows others to speak their mind and see their thoughts with more clarity.

[@-Gilver]

Yeah the horse is extremely unwell

[@PipeFoxDream]

This is the episode where they really hammer in "these are very different characters than tts"

[@evanraynolds8699]

i looked it up, and there is a Horsey Gap in the uk which is a beach.

[@piratehunter1]

I still think this is a fevet dream/memory that the Emperor is experiencing post-kitten falling.

[@magnusgjevre5865]

I'm with you on that.

[@Yacovo]

Thanks for the video.

[@michaelkimberling7307]

The big difference between TTS and this? Budget. Also yes horses can suck they do it with their lips

[@LegatusLucius1994]

I'm still 100% sure this is the emperor in the 21st century with an experimental version of his future sons

[@morthasa]

Looking forward to the last part of this episode reaction. The abbot will know.

[@95DarkFire]

I don't hink he used vampires as an example in maths. In Big-D's mind, 1+1 = 2, therefore 1 Vampire + 1 Vampire = double-vampire. This is so obvious to him that he thinks everyone who knows maths should understand this immidiately.

[@darg2902]

i said it on the vid i will say it here, hes going to have a field day with this.

[@thegloriouswizard5270]

*we have arrived*

[@jtfbreedlove]

WMG "Ipswich Ham meat" is some sort of code for "something important to the vamps is in Ipswich" & by the time it becomes relevant D will be the only one actually prepared, the others will think it's a factory tour or something.

[@wickedAberration]

"Suomi" is the endonym of "Finland".

[@firebornliger]

Huh, was unaware they had shared their plans for how TTS was going to go.

[@zipscool]

Door is a good brother. Also I am *very* much looking forward to seeing how you handle the last part of the video, and I don't just mean the bit Karl likes to sneak in post-credits.

[@DerIrre1]

Honestly, this time Karl´s shenanigans are actually *pretty tame* compared to what happens between Boy and Horse, all things considered

[@zipscool]

@@DerIrre1 Indeed. Never would have figured him for a musical talent, but here we are.

[@nightsong295]

Also no the arcanum not mages they are a group of scholars that often act as Hunter to find information about the supernatural world

[@Akeche]

Please, PLEASE. Not everything is a TTS reference. Most of it isn't in fact. The biggest TTS reference? The names and characterization are similar.

[@nickfulton8173]

Washington state has a place named "Cape Disappointment"

[@MegaMrMinecraft1]

So I looked it up. But that place where that math lesson took place that Big-D mentioned? Suomi? Turns out that is literally just Finland. Suomi is the Finnish name for Finland.

[@marseldagistani1989]

@AirierGames. Suomi is basically how Finns refer to Finland

[@setsunatenma9467]

19:02 considering Nurgle is a demon in WoD probably

[@305bj]

Obviously the main characters are inspired by their TTS counterparts, but they are mot the same characters. I am not making expectations or predictions for these characters outside of this project alone.

[@abzhz101handle9]

So Ergoloin Alkaloids are medically used to constrict your arteries and veins, as well as other things (childbirth), help with migraines, and treating Parkinson's and dementia.

[@ShadowoftheMask]

tbf, lot of the british place names makes sense once you realize how most places in europe were named ;D

[@Merrsharr]

thin blood is not a blood borne reference, it's because Aspirin is a blood thinner (it inhibits blood clotting and thus is a bad idea when you have bleeding wounds)

[@MarqFJA87]

4:30 That looks more like a roof window with fancy grating or somesuch.

[@knukman]

bit of UK lore, Ipswich is a famous shit-hole. the kind of place that it's neighbours point too when they say at least we aren't them. I worked there for a year or so, it's pretty rough. though that was pre-pandemic, i can only imagine what they have degenerated into now.

[@Airier]

Ah, so kinda like Anyone in the United States talking about New Jersey.

[@LSHEVV]

Horses can't Vomit so Yes something is VERY WRONG with Horse. Also the Ipswich ham meat is likely a reference to The Cop Guy Chapman because well... Pig meat.

[@jonathanredacted3245]

One of the tzimisce methuselahs turned into a strain of ebola, and there's the decanni but otherwise I don't think so???

[@datkhornedog899]

Horsey Beach does exist. Just named differently (Horsey Gap instead).

[@almevo]

pls finish this in the next video if you not is possible that another audio vlog drops before you can finish XD

[@LCliffhanger]

Tbh I think Vampires drinking the blood of other Vampires resulting in a stronger vampire made sense, I had no prior basis and had no knowledge of vampire the masquerade and i've also never got into anything else with Vampires except the Elder Scrolls, where I'm pretty sure Diablerie isnt a thing, while watching the second episode, my assumption was very much that the winner of the blood-game would become way stronger, it seemed logical to me and it definetally felt like something Markus should have at least considered as a posibility. If anything, its another link to Magnus as, despite his curiosity being entirely justifiable, he was absolutely reckless. Even with Magnus in 40K, everyone agreed that Magnus needed to be more cautious, even those that opposed the edict of Nikea. Also, I think most of the Emperors idiotic decisions are just a result of poorly thought out writing that various authors try to justify for various reasons, as a result, he's a caring father, an uncaring father, a genius, a fool and all manner of other things that just dont work. If theres one thing the Emperor should not be, it's stupid, so you need a logical excuse for his massively idiotic mistakes, so they excuse it with his emotion, but then that conflicts with other things being excused by a lack of humanity. Angrons whole situation for instance, its all very stupid, the entire point is clearly meant to be one of the two or 3 real examples of the Emperor not caring about his sons, but the only reasonable justification for Angron's existence is the Emperor has to care about Angron and not want to loose his son. Otherwise the Emperor had literally every reason to purge Angron, he ruined his Legion, was a useless primarch, was openly treasanous and all in all, was nothing but a detriment to the Imperium from day one, so if the Emperor didnt care about his sons and only saw them as tools....its one thing to discard a useless tool, but angron was an acively detrimental tool with no use (certainly not any use that couldnt be performed better by literally any other tool).

[@davidfrancisco3502]

The diableri in Vampire The Masquerade is not only a vampire draining other vampire's blood to death is devouring their very soul as well.

[@OnDavidsBrain]

31:03 Catherine the Great, that is all.

[@mollymcallister1671]

Suomi is in Finland.

[@brll5733]

It says a lot about 40K and WOD that the most shocking thing is characters showing sympathy.

[@LordKamina2]

I still dont know what krakus is

[@danvojnovic6804]

wher did he find how tts was supposed to end i am so sad that i have not known about this

[@Airier]

I think it was linked somewhere in the description of the last episode. Although I didn't check at the time, so I could be wrong.

[@danvojnovic6804]

@@Airier thank you

[@alexadamson9959]

6:26 Suomi is the Finnish word for Finnish.

[@billmaster1157]

Big D... Devil. Not a devil. The Devil. The big D. The Emperor is the anathema to the gods.

[@Xinoz2]

28:20 Please tell me you know Spacebar pauses and unpauses videos on KZbin.

[@selevan4185]

Suomi is Finnland by the by, it's the Finnish name for Finnland

[@jingleding9002]

Horses can suck because how else would foals get to the milk.

[@mollymcallister1671]

I'm sorry... how are cheeks at all related to sucking? I mean, when I drink with a straw I form a seal around the end against my upper palatte with my tongue and cheeks have nothing to do with it.... I've basically assumed this is what horses do when I see them drink.

[@Xdeadlyxphantom]

Door is my favorite f****** character

[@arielshligman2146]

7:30 basicly acid he means lsd

[@coolmikefromcanada]

and buses date to before automotive they use to be horse drawn

[@brendenbradach]

Absinthe was illegal to import and no one use to make it in the US. The US brands uses less of the psychoactives like wormwood. There is only one brand of absinthe I like that has been made in the US.

[@huntersmith561]

We need more devilartemis

[@Airier]

I still have it tabbed, just need to get back to it. 😁

[@williambraun3769]

If you don't know if a horse can suck, experiment ;)

[@georgemarsden4226]

I've gotten blood out of cloths after a lot longer.

[@Airier]

Huh, I'm actually impressed. I usually have a heck of a time doing it (before giving up and asking my wife for help).

[@georgemarsden4226]

@@Airier maybe it's a difference in the detergent available in the UK compared to USA. The garment I'm referring to is one I had in hospital (when I nearly died of pancreatitis) when the IV came out. After being let out of hospital I managed to get all the blood out of it

[@darg2902]

also yes horses can suck

[@charlesteel5137]

It’s a real place mate and it’s at Norfolk

[@Xinoz2]

Airier, why don't you pre-record these episodes when you have the time to watch the entire thing in one go?

[@TheKnizzine]

Worse for the algorithem I assume

[@Airier]

Mostly a mix of laziness and bad time management. 😅

[@Xinoz2]

Okay, follow up question, why not use a timer of some kind to help keep track of the time? An alarm clock would also work.

[@coolmikefromcanada]

...the algonquin club is in boston not new york

[@heliosspecialistarrogant7031]

Check if he was in ny at sometimes into the past

[@marmyeater]

Horses don't live that long.

[@BS-cc4ks]

Airer, ALL mammals, with the exception of the weird ones that also lay eggs, can suck. Hard to get milk from a breast otherwise (Unless of course you are the aforementioned egg laying mammals, who kind of just sweat it out for their young instead. They are weird.)

[@evanraynolds8699]

the microbes are not evil demons in world of darkness.

[@nikezoo8969]

Except when they are

[@nigen]

Horses can nurse.... therefore they can suck...

[@edim108]

Horses are mammals so yeah, they can suck.

[@husarz5907]

Fun fact! Horses can't vomit

[@hussainalmahfoodh7413]

horsey gap