I speedrun advent calendars (Mount Your Friends 3D)

[@stuartrockin]

They need to do a skit based in Trott unable to say no to people at his door. The requests get more and more bizzare, but Trott still cant say no.

[@MDestron2282]

I can already imagine some of Smith's absolutely mental ideas.

[@MegMyfawnwy]

Circling an Argos catalogue for things you’d like for Christmas was top tier 🥰

[@eshelynn]

As an American, we had the same tradition, with thick almost-magazine size sales papers from Toys R Us and Walmart.

[@Mattym9287]

You've got to fold over those corners too though, they might miss one.

[@EddThe19th]

​@eshelynn Whats magazine sized mean to you? Because to me that seems quite thin. A magazine has it's page numbers in the low hundreds at most. But most magazines probably don't even get past 100 pages. The argos catalogue is a goliath of a tomb able to challange a phone book in the being thicc department. But maybe where you are from magazines often have between 1000-2000 pages I dunno.

[@Topazzzzzz]

"i didnt wanna tell them no because i felt bad" is way too real

[@Kragnar1]

The irl yogscast version of this is going to be an interesting show.

[@handsomecaveman]

I like to speedrun my body wax appointments. "Please, just hair and back again."

[@christophertitanium8424]

The juxtaposition of Chris Trott's wholesome childhood memory followed later by the demand to define new types of racism, S tier work lad.😂

[@MrDipz158]

The Argos catalog was the best time sink circling everything you ever wanted. The odd occasion you actually got something was the best.

[@jabberwoke1]

If all of the buff guys mounting each other in the video game are friends, they have much larger friend groups than I've ever had.

[@TheOdd]

I always wondered why I would hear trombones in my gym, that must be the secret to getting the hardest of bods

[@AJTrain]

Runaway Cornelius, and never return

[@theurger7455]

Film O' Hat

[@JamieAubrey]

I found a Harry Potter game for the Gameboy back in the day and I would play it when no one was in and put it back at he end of the night, when I got it for Xmas I was halfway through the game

[@goodsoup7608]

I actually did open a Christmas present back when I was younger, Gears of war 3. Everyone else was out and I snuck into my parents bedroom, took it out of the cupboard and then played a couple of rounds of Horde mode. Felt awful…but it was fun.

[@thelemon0001]

It's all about how hard you climb your friends, not how high. Also, #UndeadLivesMatter

[@googlemishap]

Catalogues would actually be very useful if Amazon keeps recommending the same twelve fucking things over and over.

[@CriticoolHit]

U.S. Millennial here. for us it was the yearly Sears catalog.

[@sonaxaton]

love these videos boiks

[@taylorbrecht8049]

Chip Trout spouting some wind and some truth

[@TechnoGhosty]

"this is why i think you can be racist to the undead species [...] this is why we need to make new rules, new forms of racism" - Chris Trott, 2024

[@Mattym9287]

God, i got some candy sticks for my nephew recently. Still pretended they were cigarettes. Kids never change

[@MH-hu5pi]

I'll be completely honest: I zoned the f out.

[@AlexHumphries2314]

They're usually much more exciting...I am avid follower for years but this isn't the game I wanna watch

[@MH-hu5pi]

@@AlexHumphries2314 Yeah. Boring gameplay.

[@Odyanii]

I will say, claiming you’re already a Jehovah’s Witness is actually a terrible idea if you want them to leave because this will be taken as an invitation to stay and get to know you. Extremely social bunch.

[@millards2]

❤

[@adrenalineunlimited]

Y'all should do more stuff with Spiff.

[@AlexHumphries2314]

I love you guys but this is boring as fuck...the chat is all I come for when you play this. You get my viewing time but I ain't watching