I Ain't The Shiny Larl In The Box (TRICKED SO HARD 😡😡😡) | Mario Maker Troll Level Contest #16

[@CarlSagan42]

Welcome to TwiceTwiceVille, please enjoy your stay. My name is Larl, I will be your host for this trip. If you get hungry, please enjoy a big helping of Jebaitochan's Pooptato Stew, and, if you find yourself needing a break, there's a lovely looking carlBox over there where you can sit down, relax, and enjoy the shinies.

[@GppGery123]

CarlSagan42 yo new vid

[@blackknight5338]

CarlSagan42 why thank you Larl, I’m sure my trip will be more than pleasant.

[@littleratfella6857]

Thanks chef

[@maxypants6997]

CarlSagan42 omg i love u carlsagen42 ur my fav utubr / streamer

[@youvebeenboid]

LARL ITS ASS O'CLOCK LARLLLLLLL

[@NostraFnDamus]

Who would win? A) A Mario Speedrunning expert with a PhD in microbiology, or B) One delicious tempting shiny? Let's find out!

[@Nyonics]

Obviously the shiny b/c the PhD in microbiology would spend all their time trying to classify the shiny taxonomically, determine its behavior and life cycle, sequence its genome and determine sequence homology between the shiny and more well-known organisms to gather an understanding of how its physiology is similar and differet than shinies previously encountered. Meanwhile, nature is cruel and the shiny is just interested in wrecking house.

[@superyeah4ever2]

lol this made my day

[@FrankBugZappa]

want to write a carl+styx ship now

[@856Lavalamp]

And the answer is: C) get a Jebaited message from Jebaitochan.

[@realperson9951]

both

[@festivemicrow4ve430]

You know the video's gonna be good when the title has Larl, Box and Troll in it

[@ApexBrachydios]

You forgot shiny

[@farrybarry4784]

Wow carl learned a lot from these trolls *Carl pulls out reverse card*

[@MarkSchenfisch]

"Fish come out of Fish Blocks" -Carl 2018

[@zachariahjose5622]

Thanks Mark Schenfisch! Very cool

[@babytricep437]

Zachariah Jose Kanye aproves of this comment

[@Creeper_123]

This is the 2nd mark I know who has “Fisch” in their name XD

[@ju-inhum7896]

What if Larl conducted an experiment where everybody got less sleep? Call it: "Uploading"

[@kevinwells9751]

Thank you for defending GMO foods, it is so ridiculous to me that so many people get up in arms about them when they have already done so much good and have the potential to do so much more for us. As with a lot of scientific progress we are held back by a vocal minority of the population that is willfully ignorant and the scaremongers that exploit that minority for their own benefit. Keep up the great work you do for advancing medicine, I'm sure you know this but the work you do is literally saving lives

[@henrymullin5574]

We are against gmo foods because there is no long term testing on them - this goes for other things like vaping as well. We are running full speed for cost efficiency and ignoring long term health risks.

[@kevinwells9751]

Henry Mullin Do we run long term studies every time someone comes out with a new varietal of apple? I don't remember people protesting Honey Crisp apples because they were genetically different from other apples, and there is a much larger genetic difference there than with GMO foods Snark aside, GMO foods have very tiny changes made very precisely to achieve certain outcomes. They often require fewer pesticides and less fertilizer. They have been used to alleviate nutritional deficiencies (look up golden rice), and can be made to survive and grow in climates where they otherwise couldn't, saving lives all around the world. If we find them to do any harm in the future of course we will have to reevaluate, but as far as we know, and as far as we have any reason to believe, their benefits far outweigh their potential downsides

[@Tuxfanturnip]

Personally, I'm against the modern corporate/intellectual property uses of GMOs. Roundup Ready crops keep farmers dependent on buying Monstanto products and encourage overuse of pesticides. We need more things like Golden Rice and less sterilized herbicide-resistant corporate cash crops.

[@Disatiere]

@@Tuxfanturnip You sound like a conspiracy nut..

[@Tuxfanturnip]

@@Disatiere Did I say anything that's not true?

[@ProfessorAtlas]

Okay I feel like this really needs to be said. I won't go into details but outside KZbin I'm doing well too. I understand the grind very VERY well and Carl you definitely deserve at LEAST one million KZbin subscribers already. Your jokes and puns are awesome. The editing is great. Your attitude is awesome. The end segment educational moments add something unique. The world needs more Carl in their life. Doubt you'll see this but I've partially gotten to where I am as a streamer thanks to you. I always enjoy your content. You're a wonderful human being and I hope something triggers soon and massive boosts your KZbin to that 1 million mark. I've known Ryukahr for about 2 years and hung out with him in San Francisco for a convention previously for Streamlabs. God bless man. Thank you for everything.

[@codenamebogdan8050]

Oh nice speech brother

[@CarlSagan42]

;_; ty for kind words

[@manchmalpfosten8133]

We need another theodd1sout to call him out again, seriously

[@bowzert]

I believe he does but I also believe not everyone like SMM.

[@olgjard2413]

48:52 GMO People, let's go! Yata! Let's get this Zomby apocalipse started!!! P.S. Dude, watching you, I think I am monitoring the progress of modern medicine freaking LIVE (compared to how it was before), even though you say (I hope) as much, as you are allowed to. Please, keep us updated on your sciense stuff as much as you are allowed!!!

[@markofapprovalYEAH]

Roses are red, Violets are blue Carl went for the shiny and now he's at the first checkpoint again.

[@laggykun]

Roses are red, I have a candy cane, Carl went for a shiny, And he's backtracked again.

[@laggykun]

@@rijsmiddel8765 lel idk man

[@kronnie13]

@@rijsmiddel8765 it's called a loose rhyme

[@VXFluff]

Roses are red Violets are blue Carl went for the shiny, So here's a CP1 for you.

[@hellokatyfac3]

There's 4 things that are guaranteed in life: 1- Death 2- Taxes 3- Back to Checkpoint 1 4- Seeing number 3 from a mile away and ending up falling into it anyway

[@Norweeg]

It wouldn’t be a proper Carl upload without it being ass o’clock. ❤️ Potatochan is a killer level creator and never fails to make me laugh.

[@kaimalyska4578]

You mean perfect European breakfast time? 👌

[@Potatochan789]

❤️

[@Norweeg]

Potatochan789 You know it!

[@KaliTakumi]

*Yes*

[@creaketh]

It's a ROUNDABOUT!

[@tysonroser4835]

The love for fish puns is starting to feel artifishual

[@TayTheDay]

I dunno, they usually go down swimmingly

[@SABRMatt2010]

Anus Tart...LOL I died.

[@nealdiamond8513]

It's A NU START. That was me. Lol

[@PsychoDiesel48]

What show is that from? I saw a Colbert or Cordan with a guest who started in that show or something it was his brothers license plate

[@richfalcon1]

Arrested development. It's Tobias' license plate

[@PsychoDiesel48]

thank you XD

[@tost693]

Sorry for you’re loss

[@BlueFlash215]

Hey Carl! I was so interested in your science talk (as always). Since you work in that field you might make a guess about how long it will take until gene modification gets a big thing. I'm struggling with excruciating pain that almost nobody can comprehend. It's really bad. As researchers found out its due to a gene disorder. I'm not sure if this would cure me and my "pain memory" could be erased. But it's very interesting. Could you talk and share a little bit about pain and pain memory? I don't want to beg for any likes but as far as I know it's the best way for Carl to see the comment. Maybe you guys can help me

[@Nyonics]

I'm not Carl and I know nothing about "pain memory," but as far as gene therapy goes I can give you a little bit of information. When I was taking biochemistry of disease I was asked to write a paper on how I would cure prostate cancer. One of the big stats of cancer is that there is a DNA-proofreading gene called p53 that is mutated for altered or loss of function in over 90% of all cancers, and part of my proposed solution to the prompt was to restore that gene's functionality so that the body can recognize cancerous cells and tell them to commit to apoptosis (cell-suicide) more effectively. This, like targeted chemotherapy, has the same problems as gene therapy in general: 1--you have to find a way to repair the mutated DNA 2--you have to find a way to get the repairing process inside the defective cells 3--you have to find a way to get the repaired DNA to last after you put it somewhere 4--you have to find a way to get enough of the above to happen that the result is good while minimizing the harm to cells that are NOT defective, so that you don't kill a person. While trying to research this in 2014 or so for the class, I came across two main methods being considered and tested out as far as, "getting the treatment to enough of the right cells and not to the wrong ones." Those two methods were using viral vectors (as Carl is describing above), and using nanoparticles. Both obviously have pros and cons. I was not able to learn enough in the timeframe given to seriously consider using a viral vector, so I went with nanoparticles. Likewise, I don't know the intimate details of CRISPR, but since any attempt to do gene therapy is going to involve engineered DNA sequences being delivered to the nuclei of cells, you're going to need some kind of vehicle to transport it in to keep it safe from nuclease enzymes that normally munch up extra bits of DNA. Viruses are great because they keep their DNA/RNA & necessary synthesis enzymes enclosed in a capsid (e.g. that icosahedron Carl mentions) to protect it from the body's immune system that would otherwise destroy it. In this way you can safely deliver it to cells where it can reach the nucleus and integrate into the host's own DNA (if it's the kind of virus that does so; Adenoviruses do)--so with a little tinkering you can get it to deliver gene therapy instead of genes that enable the virus to reproduce. The huge achievement with using viruses like this is that you solve problem #3 above--the fix'd DNA is going to become integrated into the host's chromosomes somewhere, and won't get munched up by nucleases that normally clean up extra bits of DNA. This treatment is not a new idea though--it has been around since at least 1998: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9804053 ...and you're just now seeing stuff start to get approved 20 years later. That's the typical timeline you can expect for new medical treatments. First availability is about 20 years behind the science b/c of how careful scientists are to make sure they don't accidentally kill people, and that's only going to get worse as the populace at large continues to abandon their belief in (and funding of) science, spout conspiracy theory nonsense, turn to alternative medicines...or, I'm going to just say it, vote republican. Unprofessional of me for sure, but hard to dispute right now in my country. Nanoparticles are kind of like jerry-rigged viruses in the sense that, like a virus they are a container that you can get to deliver a payload to a cell. Unlike viruses, they can deliver a drug in addition to or instead of an additional gene. Like viruses, they need to exploit a receptor that the target cell has on its surface in order to get inside, but while viruses are usually very specific for which receptors those are, you can hypothetically choose whichever one you want for use with a nanoparticle. Unlike viruses though, a nanoparticle's payload isn't as guaranteed to make it to the nucleus once inside the target cell, and nanoparticles themselves are more likely to be toxic in general to the person being treated--they are often made out of metals (gold, zinc, etc.) or silica (this also makes them more expensive to use, although there isn't a lot of mass there overall so the bulk of the cost is production method, not raw materials). Also, if you use this method, you have additional challenges with respect to problem #3 above--if you're just throwing a DNA sequence into someone's nucleus, it's going to float around there for a little bit before nucleases chew it up and you have to do the treatment again. You NEED some way to actually insert it into an already existing chromosome--this is where restriction endonucleases used to be the go-to method, and where CRISPR now outshines them by allowing you to insert it wherever you want instead of in predefined locations restricted by the specific restriction endonuclease you're using. I honestly hope that CRISPR starts getting serious work done to try to advance the field of gene therapy, because a lot of those diseases are basically death sentences for people, and it looks like we have almost all of the pieces to start saving them instead. I don't know if my wall-o-text adequately answered questions you may have had, but I hope it helped give you avenues to look further into or a better understanding of how the processes work and has helped you in some way. PubMed is always a great place to start reading for these topics also. Some stuff is behind paywalls, but some isn't.

[@BlueFlash215]

@@Nyonics Wow, I can't thank you enough for the time you spent writing that comment. Since I'm not very fluent in English I hope I can get my point across. It was very helpful and a great insight of medical work based on biology and chemistry. I myself study mechanical engineering with material science. We have the same delayed handout of materials to airplanes for example. It takes 20 years of continuous testing to get a new material accepted in air traffic. We are flying in 20 year old technology. I'm glad I don't suffer from cancer but I know a lot of people who do. I've got a very rare combination of a lot of pain syndromes. Cluster headache (aka suicide headache), chronic migraine, chronic tension headache, new daily persistent headache (which can be categorized as a chronic tension headache), trigeminus neuralgy in an early stadium and for the 3 other pain situations I only know the German name. It's a really, really bad situation. My mother and aunt both had cancer and they would never ever tradr with me they said. Cancer brings pain, makes you lose parts of your body and maybe cost your life but there is a chance for cure. I have to chance. I've got to wait for the day to come when I can't stand the pain anymore. Crawling on the floor to get my oxygen mask, screaming, losing consciousness or being on the edge, losing the ability to speak, pressing my fist and fingers into my face to make my situation better with the result of a purple, blue and black face the day after. My wife has to see me like this and it hurts me the most. She simply can't help. She tries her best. So does my mother. I lost 44 pounds in weeks when it all started. Now with meds I got fat. Over 200 pounds. It's so frustrating. I was an A student at university, I was good in sports, going to friends and family all the time. I learned to live with it but sometimes when you think you felt the worst pain of your life, the next wave comes a month later. I never ever have a minute of pain free time. I have times where I'm OK with the pain but the pain spikes kill me. 7 years. Thank you so much for your help. I'm curious if Carl has time anyways but your answer was very informative! I really appreciate it Kind regards

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

You do have another problem that your pain sources are so complicated and complex that you'd need to identify the genetic source of each one, and then have a gene therapy for each one separately. And it would take many years for each one to be developed. My mother has trigeminus and migraine chronically too, but those aren't genetic but structural, so it wouldn't even help those, sadly. My mother is receiving somewhat experimental treatment with botox on the side of her face with the trigeminus, and it actually works. Each injection set lasts for about 2.5-3 months, and when it wears off, she starts to have small instances, gets a new treatment and it stops. Maybe this could help you too, but here in Europe it's still quite experimental...

[@BlueFlash215]

@@MichaelBerthelsen in Germany Botox treatment is quite common I would say. I've got it for a long time. Migraine actually is genetic. In 2015 they discovered that it is and in 2017 they identified all corresponding genes. In the next few month there will be a treatment that will block certain receptors of a neurotransmitter that induces migraine. A German Doctor (Hartmut Göbel) has earned the highest medal of honor you can achieve as a civilian because he found it out and with an amazing and umcomparable worldwide work of many countries they finally found the genes. I was fortunate enough to meet him in person a few times. He was honest and told me about how my life is going to be so I can at least prepare. Not all that other bullshittery of doctors, physicians, "healers" which are all sure they will cure you. This man was straight up honest. And I'm glad. I'm sorry to hear your mother is suffering. I'm glad though that Botox is helping her. If you were German I could surely help you. I hope your mother is in good treatment. I was at least hoping for a migraine treatment. It's effed up that my migraine can trigger cluster headaches and vice versa. www.nature.com/articles/ng.3598 This is the article. There are too many genes effected I think. I don't expect a cure in my lifetime. I don't give up hope either but I want to stay on the realistic side of things. I'm lucky living close enough to Switzerland so when the time comes that every single option is depleted I can go there and find peace. It's a difficult topic to tell it to your wife. She is the only one knowing. I wish I could see more of life, get old, sit in a chair in the back of my garden and let the sun shine down on me. Things always end up different to what you expect. So I do currently live my life in the best possible way and I'm happy with it. Be safe everyone

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

@@BlueFlash215 Yeah, the botox helps manage it, and it's not nearly as bad as it used to be. Glad to hear you can get it too. And as for migraines, that's amazing, but yeah, a cure is a decade or more away from market. But hopefully you would be a good candidate for a clinical trial. Although the cluster migraines might cause problems with that, though... My father had cluster headaches when he was in his late twenties to thirties (I'm 31), and had my first regular migraine a few months ago, so I'm also quite nervous if I will develop cluster migraines like my father did... His eventually went away, but... It's good that you have that option, but I really hope you won't have to use it... Both for your sake and your wife's. It's a heavy burden to bear, and I hope they'll get a cure going sooner rather than later. And again, if you can contact the specialist, maybe you can join a clinical trial and get treated early...?

[@jjff6243]

5:50 good memories from the biggest night of my career

[@XcZeus3469]

I was like well this is karmic justice if ive ever seen it.

[@ahappycoder2925]

Last time I was this early, Carl hadn’t been sent back to the beginning.

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

Soo... Before he started streaming...?😂

[@Kazekiddo101]

Potatochan + Carl = tons of laughs and trolls The equation just makes sense.

[@codenamebogdan8050]

It really does

[@nicholastapia3091]

What makes me happier than going to sleep? Getting my sleep schedule messed up by Carl.

[@theshadowforger775]

I like how Potatochan's entire level is just one big carlbox. Literally.

[@logancamp9098]

Ah yes, a phrase I have thought many times..."How do I not get fucked at the speed of light?" Very relatable

[@ant-fan]

I've been away from this channel for a while and I'm just now coming back. What's this "Larl" and why is it everywhere?

[@mobious01]

LARL

[@nyaaguy354]

I miss the "OH HELLO THERE" when he barely dodged the thwomp

[@TheRubyGamesOG]

14:30 when Carl is so confused that he thinks simple sounds effects that don't mean anything, do something

[@senorstabbing]

Somebody once trolled me to enter the pipe above me, I ain't the shiny Larl in the box...

[@Dax893]

Hi Carl, I just wanted to come by and say that I had a dream about you the other day. Don't worry, no butt stuff: I was meant to drive you to GDQ, and you agreed to fly into my city and meet up. You had never been outside Arizona, and you were completely fascinated by the snow. I decided to hotdog it a bit, and drifted around corners to your rapt amazement. Then I woke up. Never did get you to GDQ.

[@brianolsen5435]

When scientists do studies about this, will they still be called double-blind studies?

[@Bobal27]

I think they’ll be triple blind.

[@GretgorPooper]

Boy, I was needing this today. Thank you so much Carl, the science man, the Mario Maker man, the man who gets trapped in boxes like a champ.

[@RADZIO895]

0:03 wasted opportunity, there should be no hidden block under spikes

[@aquawoelfly]

7:10 reminds me of that 2h speed run level. (If youve seen it you know) Carl: anus tart says its pronounced a new start. Also carl: *trolled again*

[@DreadedYasuke]

Really love this channel. We get to see people create these levels and yet get some cool info on virus that can help with people to see.

[@MhxAir]

My gf: Go to bed already Me: Okay, goodnight babe *- Carl uploads -* Me: *L A R L T I M E*

[@MaxFunoff]

Wow, great video Carl! You're an awesome person when it comes to mario. You just jumped right into my heart!

[@bersi]

That Gene Stuff is a great storyboard for a real life adaptation of Resident Evil. YEAH SCIENCE!

[@Mysterie]

If there is one thing that helps this guy feel better when his seizures won't let him work or even leave his house, it's a new video from Carl!

[@unclerobbieslug]

"Its got to be over soon... Quack...quack"- Dr.Carl

[@benvanderwell7700]

Thats actually really cool, the gene stuff. I didn't even know this stuff was within the realm of possibility! Good shit

[@wileycoyote4737]

The last thing I expected on a Mario Maker troll level video was talk on gene therapy discussing genetic eye disorders like the one I have. The fact that science has progressed so far is promising. I'm still not sure my condition could be solved like this, but steps like these are ones in the right direction, to be sure. Nice work, Carl!

[@TheShyOne]

9:17 the face. It was amazing.

[@spritezz6890]

Wow, great video, Carl! You're an awesome person when it comes to mario. You just jumped right into my heart! >3

[@disgr-aced]

Won't lie I got really excited when Carl started explaining the viral delivery in the eye cause last year I was at a CRISPr conference in London where a professor explained that very same thing. Don't often recognise what Carl talks about but fangirled a bit because hey, I know that thing a bit

[@FLAMETOASH]

27:27 sounds like someone learning to cuss for the first time 😂🤣

[@shengshu3510]

Yay late night posting! Just what i needed to distract myself from school tomorrow lol

[@raizieldragon]

I was lying awake last night, thinking about how it's been too long since I had some Carl content. And I get to wake up to this. It's a good morning.

[@alphacenturai4658]

35:46

[@MarkSchenfisch]

38:38, Having already successfully avoided the troll the first time around, I don't think anyone is going to hold it against you to check the troll for science. I support science!

[@JustJonas]

35:45 My favorite clip of the video

[@SnailMan63]

48:10 thats pog AF. the only scary thing is the superhuman type modifications. we need laws on that soon or some shit

[@fedoralaura3643]

Was trying to figure out what I should watch before bed, I should have known Carl would post at ass o’clock, right on time

[@lorelyfae8384]

Wow, great video, Carl! You're an awesome person when it comes to mario. You just jumped right into my heart!

[@smeatar]

Thanks Carl, I've been having a really rough couple of days and seeing this in my sub box gave me some much needed happiness :)

[@acox1805]

That fish though... at 9:18, what an oddity ;-)

[@activision5916]

"I thought I was doing something smart" That's the mood

[@brockb9288]

35:47 WELL ive already got the license plate so go CRY IN YOU PIE

[@sunnexo]

9:18 Carl is now a fish

[@mredu109]

When Carl discovers the dev exit YOU NEVER SEE IT COMING

[@theGrabix]

46:23 - "RNG generator, that's redundant" - that depends what it generates. If it generates random numbers, it is random number generator, but if it generates random number generators then it is random number generator generator.

[@luigidude00]

I found that troll at 35:45 to be very amusing.

[@hallowizer440]

39:29 there is no troll, the mushroom is just there so if you respawn at the CP, you have a mushroom.

[@asmylia9880]

The section around 41:00 is a pretty nice portal reference tbf

[@alexholter9765]

I have a bio quiz tomorrow morning. Larl why 😭

[@derAlphabet]

You learned something about gene therapy?! You habe to thank Larl for this educational video!

[@Morikub0]

28:43 i live for moments like these

[@juliuskulla2097]

A RNG Generator isn't redundant. It generates Random Number Generator.

[@Scrapilus]

Potatochan is amazing and larl got trolled in the carlbox

[@Tekkit98]

10:15 it's a dick door instead of a dick vine xD

[@neikrodent]

Carl Twice Twice Carl Cries Cries

[@lllll5763]

You had me at troll levels. Add carlsagan42 and mario maker and wtf is this heaven

[@necrionon1]

I actually have the disease (RP?) you mentioned at the end of the video. It's crazy to think that so much progress has been made in such a seemingly short period of time. Even just a few years ago I felt like I had no hope of slowing its progression or restoring any of my sight, but lately I've started to feel like I might see (ha) a cure in my lifetime. Would be really cool. Thanks for all the sciencey info Carl.

[@thelostone7404]

Thank goodness you uploaded this right at the crack of ass o'clock. Take that, insomnia!

[@Marmations]

Let your imagination flow when you cover your eyes at 23:08

[@JackPlank]

Arrested Development reference @ 35:45

[@benvanderwell7700]

what an educated larl. he may not know what shinies are good, but he knows what irl shit is good.

[@brodindamp]

Thanks for being exist, carl. My bio teacher is the stereotypical science professor one could find in a movie

[@liefnova3534]

3 Hours ago I checked to see if there was a new Carl video. There wasn't. Now, at 1 AM I decide "It's pretty likely there's one now. He's well-known for uploading at ass'o'clock in the morning." Boy was I right.

[@DerModster]

Pause the video at 35:01 and enjoy Carl's ultimate derp face...

[@zackpaget8205]

I work nights and was getting bored. Perfect time for a Carl upload :)

[@cssplayer91]

29:35 "Carl-sexual donated $10"

[@KaliTakumi]

I woke up at 3am and thought "this is the kind of hour Carl would upload" as a joke but lo and behold...

[@mosey3127]

I come back from playing games and not checking on youtube everyday and I find a new video. I think ‘Oh no, Carl (and Larl) are back in Finland.’

[@gamefreak2016]

Please upload more. I love your videos and haven’t missed one in at least 5-6 months and even watched tons of older videos (I think all of them)

[@ImaConfusedHOBO]

@carlsagan42 the coolest trick for potatochans level would be if you had to get the spiny over the top of the pipes and use it to hit a hidden block and use the hidden pipe on the opposite side

[@FatalDeath]

1am, school tomorrow... *Fuck school, I learn more from Larl than school.*

[@rakithkodikara2299]

Being the Australian I am, these ass o'clock uploads are actually perfect for my taste. Also I would like one serving of CarlBlind thank you!

[@barzha2000]

I have a CarlBlind or a CarlShiny inside this CarlBox fellow Australian, would you like to find out which it is?

[@rakithkodikara2299]

don't worry the 42069 iq play is that both of them are in the CarlBox and then you solve the puzzle and then get trapped in the LarlBox So gimme that CarlBox!

[@justjoe19]

O hai Carl upload! I needed something on the right half of my laptop screen while I read boring things before falling asleep.

[@bdthree]

Time for my daily serving of spaghetti, served with cheese, and a potato (level).

[@Unscrambled_Eggs1337]

I was sitting here all day waiting for this, my Spaghetti Sensors were tingling.

[@barzha2000]

you were bitten by radioactive spagetti? what other pasta powers do you have?

[@tzisorey]

Need to use that conveyor-under-pipe-at-top-of-level tech, but instead of having to go all the way over the pipes, you need to enter a pipe from the top off screen ;)

[@RawlzMovies]

I thought of something you could do for a level. YOu know when the clowncar is in the one tile gap on the track. You could put a lakitu cloud in the gap and them put a track with a clowncar on top of it to hide it.

[@garmo1968]

48:37 so what's your x-men mutation superpower? -ooh me? i have the mutation superpower to not succumb to blindness from my hereditary disease

[@Railer61]

"This is MY troll" Pretty soon they'll all be done and will see all the trolls

[@connor212227]

Hey i just wanted to say that i love your videos and that includes the lets plays of other games that you have done as well. Spread your wings and i will be here to support it :)

[@jaredwalla3064]

This is my first video to be awake when you uploaded it!

[@thomasniehof6333]

Lol, in that first level you actually checked the clear rate and I noticed you missed the fact that it said 'WR 12s' :P This is hilarious :P

[@JJCUBER]

9:19 lol carlFishgasm

[@averyredpandy]

Larl never ceases to destroy my sleep schedule

[@DerpyB33]

5:59 Quantom Physics At its Finest

[@gairisiuil]

27:00 50 dollars and Carl gives less than 1/4 of a shit

[@zahialsalman]

It wasn't until yesterday that I truly got the anustart joke. Apparently a politician with the last name "Anus" had to change his last name to "Anu" because Facebook wouldn't let him make an account. He may have a new start, but he'll be Anus in my heart.

[@sneeznoodle]

"This is stolen, ok, this is my troll." Article 13 wants to: Know your location

[@ToSGod]

2 am and I have to be at work at 7 am? Not a problem. Carl drops a video? Guess I’m not going to bed tonight.

[@alexvlk]

28:41 is why I keep coming back