Drunken Clues! | Codenames | Full Stream from Nov 11th, 2021

Jeremy joins a bunch of friends for some Codenames to celebrate birthdays and have some drinks!
You can watch live on Twitch.tv/DooleyNotedGaming
Who's in this video?
Cole - / colegallian
Davin - / davintjen
Kn0vis - / kn0vis
Ky - / definedbyky
Jon - / jonrisinger
Trevor

[@D4RKxW0LF3]

11:05 Ky: "Jeremy is probably pulling his hair out right now." Jeremy: "I don't have any hair! (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻"

[@cryhwks]

He was so upset that his past self pulled out his own hair, and is why he is still bald to this day.

[@btmikey1925]

"Force is just velocity without acceleration" my engineer heart is hurting 😂😂😂

[@natetheknight2809]

As someone who enjoys Physics, I’m right there with you. 🤣

[@gregorywheeler5486]

I love that Jon is the only one that knows that Christmas is a pagan holiday adopted by the church

[@poeticpotato]

Well, yeah, it is based on pagan tradition. But Christmas is not pagan. It literally says Christ in it. As its celebrated currently, its a celebration of Christs birth. Yule is pagan, but thats not the same thing

[@codingkriggsofficial]

56:02 "Moose is like Canada, Canada is like Christmas" As a Canadian, I can confirm.

[@Nyareth]

If this is 4/10 Drunk Davin 10/10 Drunk Davin must be wild

[@Blitzwaffen]

Just to throw it his out there to Ky. Jon is correct. The holiday of Christmas used to be a pagan holiday that was changed to a Christian one. The two big winter pagan Holidays were Yule and Saturnalia, these were redone into Christmas. Other notable holidays that used to have Pagan Origins include New Year's, Halloween & Easter.

[@RebekahDawsonHBIC]

pretty much the majority of widely celebrated "christian" holidays all came from paganism, be it celtic paganism, norse or eastern european. Devils and demons did not exist in the sense that they were evil and to be feared, but as a representation of human nature. Personally I find it very sad that a whole and varied set of belief's were slowly dismantled and rearranged that now we have to remind people who celebrate these traditions where they truly came from (and then get called a devil worshipper - personal experience).

[@heggie5423]

@@RebekahDawsonHBIC I agree, as a Scandinavian I also find it sad knowing (and continuing to learn) about how my ancestors' beliefs and culture were essentially "repurposed" with their original significance being erased.

[@Hevensdragon]

I think the saddest part is that Pagan isn't even the name of the beliefs, Its just another word for heretic that Christians came up with and as no other name survived its now the blanket label now used to refer to those beliefs. As many of the beliefs were just local small town ones there is a good chance many things were just local traditions and they were not even treated as a religion at all, as well as that they may not even have been named in the first place. Also back then the literacy rates and even have the materials to leave a written account of information was only available to the rich or ruling class, so the only information we can go on is when others talked about them or word of mouth traditions that were passed down, sadly most information was lost to time do to this. But even if they had no name to now call them a word made by Christians to mean the religion of the peasants doesn't sit right. Also worth noting that term is still in use, earlier this year I found out that Christians label Shinto as a pagan religion because the national religion in Japan is listed as Christian when a Christian decided to spam me for talking about Shinto traditions. Which while Christian is officially japans religion few practice anything associated with it. The way religion is treated there is very different, there is a whole main and sub religion thing, most treat it as a second religion just tacked on, Its more of a "oh sure we will say we are Christian"

[@xiSoUtHsHoReix]

Trevor deals with Mythical Chef Josh daily and that sounds more manageable then dealing with drunk Davin

[@SunSun-sk4si]

Saw this live and it was amazing. Davin is so chaotic when drunk and I love it.

[@ladybutters]

I became irrationally angry with Sarah when she said "angel food cake IS pound cake." No, Sarah, it's not. Angel food cake is a fatless sponge where pound cake has a stupid amount of butter.

[@FiyaEmblem93]

Jeremy having to correct Sarah about the phrase "Come at me" was hilarious

[@pryodragon07]

For the record alchemist can make potions. Also most videos games have alchemy as potion makers.

[@SunSun-sk4si]

Alchemists in the general RPG terminology are much more tied to potions, whereas I _believe_ in Harry Potter they're more so tied to transmutation? I think the terminology in a historical sense also refers more to transmutation since it revolves around the idea of turning copper into gold. Both are valid perspectives, but I doubt that many people are pedantic enough to roll with the specific distinction in a game like Codenames; if you write Snape trying to avoid Alchemy, you're doing something wrong.

[@xAlecto]

Okay, but I can see where Sarah is going with moose and christmas. Has anyone ever seen the winter stuff that sells around christmas time?? There's always something with a moose on it! Edit: Drunk Davin is a gem

[@EmeraldAlicorn]

The first Ford model was the Model A. The T came later.

[@allhonesty848]

I was hoping one of them knew that...alas, never bank on hope alone.

[@ScouterIkki]

It's the PHILOSIPHERS STONE god damMIT SARAH!

[@KiraTsukasa]

It was localized as “Sorcerer’s Stone” in the US due to the association of the Philosopher’s Stone with alchemy which was considered to be anti-religion or anti-god.

[@Nyareth]

@@KiraTsukasa apparently it was also due to the fact that they thought that they would associate the word Philosopher with some old, boring guy and not with magic

[@ScouterIkki]

@@KiraTsukasa I know, but still, a fan of the series would know better.

[@sliceofsparta8985]

Nah Ky, "Eden" does not associate with Christmas lol

[@SHMOUSEY86]

Clearly Sarah has never played Skyrim, seeing as the whole skill tied to making potions (One of the classes Snape taught) is called Alchemy.

[@allhonesty848]

The amount of people who raged because Christmas isn't in the bible is hilarious. Christianity stole a pagan holiday to help them convert more people to their beliefs. Christ was born in the spring. These are facts.

[@loganfarrow3516]

Nobody ever accused Christians of making logical choices 🤷‍♂️

[@-ism8153]

"Newton isn't a measurement." "Newton is force: it's how you measure atoms, right?" "Newton is like velocity without acceleration." help

[@NekoRyuukiChan]

I want to like Ky, but the more I see of her, the more I see how judgmental she is, how she yells something repeatedly and then immediately denies doing it, how she almost intentionally ignores rules and then complains about not knowing the rules, and how she tries to jump on to anything and say that she was right all along even when she said the opposite thing less than a minute ago. I’ve noticed this especially in livestreams on AH, and on Jeremy’s channel. It’s okay to be wrong, and it’s okay for people to be different-please stop being so hateful and screaming over people and flinging false accusations at them, Ky.

[@zianite1233]

I love that two of my favorite things to watch (Jeremy and mythical kitchen) are now connected

[@sonbulan1425]

59:30 - Indonesian Farm Holidays

[@-ism8153]

Tsar and Czar are two transliterations of the original Russian word, which is based on Caesar, just like Kaiser.

[@KitlerPlays]

courage the cowardly dog was nightmare fuel

[@ameliarose47]

^Facts

[@Silvrheart117]

Jon: What is the Christmas Moose? Correct Answers Include: Sam Winchester wearing a Santa suit, Sam Winchester in a Christmas sweater with a moose on it.

[@timslack7568]

Whats Jon talking about Rogues cant be spies, look up the Spy Background and tell me thats not perfect for a Rogue

[@TheDFyfe]

Yes more Codenames is always a treat

[@tygeron3145]

Spy, Memory, Czech my clue would have been Winter Soldier

[@ScouterIkki]

For Car I would've thought the other one was leather, like leather seats.

[@ScouterIkki]

Wake Forest? Nevermind Chat brings it up later.

[@RebekahDawsonHBIC]

As usual fantastic video Jeremy

[@thomaschadwick7544]

Anyone else sitting there watching the first round just screaming "CAKE" in their head or just me?

[@muhkayluh]

Dav-in. i cannot.

[@Zetheseus]

"Tree for Tree" gives Nogla energy

[@poeticpotato]

I'm rewatching this and I still cant believe how much Sarah was against "alchemist" for "Snape". Alchemy and making magical potions are so similar. Plus, "well alchemy isnt real"? Its something people did do, so it is real even if it didnt work the way they wanted it to. And as if Snape is real? love and support Sarah though

[@jtrewind]

Remember, it can always be sack

[@dr.zoidberg8666]

Goddamn & we thought Cheesy was chaotic. Davin is a crazy person.

[@jarretscerbo1601]

Christmas is based off pagan traditions of the winter solstice and yule tide ceremony CATHOLIC church made the Christ's bday origins of Christmas as part of Constantine push to unify pagan and early Christian tradition

[@CornisNice]

The descent into madness lol

[@SHMOUSEY86]

Tropius is one of my favorite Pokémon even though it sucks.

[@RadicalEdward_115]

Davin has unlocked lahey mode

[@khaldrakon]

Gen Z is born after 1996. Sarah is a millennial

[@JazzyPuppyB]

just an fyi jeremy, im pretty sure the happy birthday song is now free to use.

[@AllWIllFall2Me]

You are correct. As of 2017, the song has become Public domain: it was discovered that the song was actually written over a decade before the document the 'copyright holders' owned, by different people, and measuring from the death of the actual authors, the song entered the public domain.

[@sliceofsparta8985]

Clue is "Soccer". You know, the things that ROLL ON THE GROUND?! It BLOWS MY MIND that not only was "roll" not guessed, but it wasn't supposed to be. I cannot comprehend.

[@colt3940]

idk if it's because Ive only ever seen Davin in completely different groups or if it's the tequilla talking but I have never heard him speak so much before xD also I have never heard of people age 26 being considered gen Z! that's 1995 you are talking about! The earliest year that I know of that might be considered gen Z is 97 I think. I would say 95 is like the birthyear of maybe the last millenials or something, not gen z though.... At least I don't think I can be considered gen Z and I am from 95

[@sabrinaselby8360]

I'm '97 and I think '95-'98 is kinda of a lawless place. Like if your the oldest sibling than you're probably more gen-z but if you're the youngest sibling than you probably got more millennial qualification but you can kinda just act properly and claim whichever one you want .

[@ameliarose47]

As someone born in 2000 who grew up with a lot of 1999ers, some of them were deeeeefinitely way more millennial than Gen Z. I almost feel the in between period should have its own subgroup.

[@sylvrwolflol]

That first set of clues could have all been cleared in one go if any of them played FGO XD

[@ryano2989]

Christmas is absolutely religious cult behaviour

[@troyhubert2046]

my good boi trevor hanging with Jdools? who do we need to plead with to get a mythical kitchen collab with RT? i want josh to make an 800 dollar chipotle burrito for facejam

[@zachsuedmeyer2526]

Prolly would have guessed Eden for natural... Those clues were terrible.

[@zachsuedmeyer2526]

Christmas is pagan tho so it isn't religious

[@zachsuedmeyer2526]

Based on very simple context clues Christ was likely born spring-summer time.

[@TheRiotGuru]

Ky... oof

[@danelykins4409]

Drunk Davin actively made this difficult to watch

[@rubi6977]

All I got from this was: 1. It gotta be sack 2. Trevor doesn't/does know shit about pitcher or Canada

[@jacygoldring4939]

Yeah, I hope ky never gets to play dnd either >_>

[@minnesotatheghost3460]

Could have said communism for Czech and spy

[@RebekahDawsonHBIC]

I thought USSR would have been a good choice also

[@technoneko8108]

Ive never been so triggered in my life

[@isabellaangeline2175]

28:53 Tattoo’s should be artistic and meaningful, but I’ve seen so many similar ones, like the barbed wire tatt that way too many people have. Why choose to get something that is meaningless and that everyone and their brother already have?

[@AllWIllFall2Me]

The thing I would say there (while I agree that I have some level of judgment for people who do rather bland tats) is that just because a thing is common doesn't mean it isn't meaningful to that person. For instance, everyone has to deal with loss and grief, but those are still meaningful experiences. Further, we shouldn't forget considerations of price, artistic ability, and creativity: basic barbed wire is a cheap, it's hard for an artist to screw up, and it might be the only symbol/emblem the person can think of for their own history/the message they want to send. Some people 'just aren't that deep'. They want to show that they're tough, they know tough guys get barbed wire tats, they get a barbed wire tat. Would it be cooler if they got something more personalized? Maybe, but that's really more their choice than ours.