Crossword Puzzle 4 - Relaxing Sleep Aid

[@RetroTube1978]

Great and relaxing video. I'm soon to be 38 years old, and the funny thing is, I love working on circle word searches. I'm not into doing the crossword puzzles, but I've found doing the circle word searches have an ASMR affect on me, so after 30 minutes or so, I start to get sleepy while doing them. Even though one thinks while doing both activities, it also relaxes you as well, or at least for me it does while doing the circle word searches.

[@GeekInfusion]

just as I was thinking 'boy. i'm gonna need a nap to get through today,' my phone goes off and tells me you'd posted this. well timed, thanks :)

[@TheASMRGamer]

Crosswords are such a great pastime :')

[@herczogadam]

Dude, you're everywhere... Seriously

[@xhipi]

I love your videos!

[@Jsandyford]

'Something rotten in the state of Denmark' is a qoute in Shakespeare's Hamlet

[@Phoenixdark1]

These crossword videos are great. Thanks

[@TrinaLena]

Really enjoyed this video! :D and subscribed to your other channel!

[@oshlampart2895]

Marcellus to Horatio "Something is writing in the state of Denmark" -Hamlet

[@romosapien9758]

It's Adamant and Lament with an "A" but you still got it XD good job

[@Churumbelita]

I was just coming to the comments to see if anyone has pointed that out!

[@boughtwithblood7]

I could be wrong, but I believe the Denmark quote is from Hamlet.

[@littlerich758]

When he ask himself who David Copperfield's wife is and says "I don't know..." I started deigning, it was too funny how he said it. I had to rewind it!

[@dylanb0509]

Yes!!!!! Love these so much

[@Operafiend22]

Another great video, but I keep hoping for something around your house/yard to break so you can make repair video ;-) I especially like those.

[@sparkyhobo1]

I believe the phrase is from Hamlet. I could be wrong though.

[@OxendonStreet21]

Denemark quote is from Hamlet

[@trperjon]

Ive been watching all your videos for quite awhile now. Enjoy almost every one of them. Will we ever see your face?

[@Deathknell50]

quick Google...Marcellus is referring to the "Rotten" state of the political hierarchy king in Denmark where Hamlet takes place.. king is dead. Hamlet losing his grip so to speak etc. etc. etc. simply remarking on his screwed up things were.

[@incrediblepony]

I think the "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark" stems from a danish folk song which translates into the same phrase :) It was written by the danish musician, artist and social critique John Mogensen. He wrote very honest music and poetry in the 70's and 80's :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Mogensen Link to a very crude translation of the song: lyricstranslate.com/en/der-er-noget-galt-i-danmark-something-wrong-denmark.html I am not certain about this info though ^^ but it is where I know the phrase from :) It cuold very well be older than that :)

[@cato1024]

danishguitarhero it actually came from Shakespeare's Hamlet, but that's cool

[@incrediblepony]

Cato Gaming well.. that's embarrasing for me to say the least :P I havn't read or seen any Shakespeare :)

[@matiasmoilanen1435]

The phrase "something is rotten in the state of denmark" is from William Shakespears Hamlet. I have no idea what it means though..

[@mattjames5249]

Lots of death and betrayal in Hamlet, I believe. It was set in Denmark.

[@GeekInfusion]

Marcellus says it to Horatio when they see Hamelt's fathers ghost. the reason being that, in Tudor times, it was believed that if a ghost was seen, the dead person had been murdered. And as the ghost was king, it implies treason. So, something rotten in the state etc.

[@cuddlebunnybear]

I normally enjoy your crossword videos but the pencil scraping the paper killed it for me. You are still my favorite and I appreciate what you do.

[@pegschr]

your pencil is so light that I could not see what you were writting, maybe it is my screen

[@EdnaMillion.]

Spelling: Lament and Adamant

[@jankfoots]

What type of dog do you have?

[@86faST13]

I think its a Shiba Inu.

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

Oddly enough, your voice sounds JUST like a guy at my job. He's not a direct coworker, but I encounter him usually on a daily basis and our jobs are totally different. Seems like the same age group and everything. Pretty sure that you're even fairly local to me based on some of the magazines in the past (Atlanta Cutlery, etc.). It actually does make me wonder. That would be pretty funny, I guess. But if I'm not mistaken, aren't you retired, RelaxingASMR? Just was wondering. I have been following your videos for I guess a year or two now and I was just sitting here thinking. Then it hit me: "Wait a minute, WHERE do I know that voice from? It is so familiar." haha

[@PeakeOfficial]

I think he may be from WI, but I'm not completely sure.

[@RelaxingASMR]

If I pass you in the hall, don't say a word. . . . jk, I doubt it is me.

[@GipzandChipz]

I'm curious to know whether he got it all correct.

[@DarrylM73]

Gipz He got MOST of it right but he spelled adamant and lament wrong 😜

[@blameful4814]

Do you have a PO box or somewhere that we could send in things?

[@BrokeMoFo]

New one! sweet. . lol

[@HellSwerve]

Spelling errors there: Adamant/Lament*; the e in the cross section should have been an a. Inconsequential, but worth noting. Otherwise, great video!

[@Busje1993]

How did you know that it was Edam? by Netherlands City. Edam is not big at all.

[@RelaxingASMR]

Their cheese is famous around the globe.

[@Busje1993]

Thats true, im from the Netherlands too, but not from Edam.

[@ethanlynch8870]

If you could do another drawing vid that would be great!

[@ColbyClinePenholders]

funny im watching these to stay awake

[@kellyb4]

Anon good nurse!

[@Soccer333bc]

You're awesome.

[@MrArchoir]

I'm from the Netherlands and I didn't know 35 across, shame on me.

[@G00sestav0]

Same XD

[@trperjon]

It is obviously Hamlet

[@veritasomniavincit7]

indeed it is, spoken by Marcellus to Horatio

[@minniethemoocher7730]

Pindar was an Ancient Greek poet.

[@TheJameslehr]

Famous for writing odes.

[@learnmeabook1765]

I like your pencil

[@mattjames5249]

37 down "soothe"

[@kiwwa4228]

...let your mind relax...listen only to the sound of my voice...

[@toohak2782]

Do another one

[@TimSter15]

I still say 'pines' or to pine for... anyone with me?

[@mattjames5249]

Pronounced "E-Dam" like the Dutch cheese

[@quizgameshow7801]

:D

[@Tweaky_]

:)

[@virusinstall9658]

Use a pen next time so we can see what you wrote

[@Chedda_goblin]

savage

[@RetroTube1978]

@Viru Sinstall- He more than likely (just a guess) used a pencil so if he made a mistake, he could erase it.

[@ridewithchris9722]

9th