GRABBERS Alien Aquatic Lifeform And Ethanol Weakness Explored | Why It Pays To Drink Ethanol

[@crplsteve]

Creature: *Is vulnerable to high alcohol content* Also Creature: *Lands near Ireland* The risk it took was calculated, but man its bad at math.

[@l0rf]

Honestly ethanol is a terrible weakness, it's not like that is an uncommon molecule. Just a step or two above the signs aliens being allergic to water

[@goldoaksilveroakbroz]

😂😂👌

[@razzamatronic9882]

It was in the same class as the aliens from Signs and cheated off them

[@zerotohero884]

And thats why xenos need some leadership

[@SirTorcharite]

When you spec into strength, mobility, durability and aesthetics but completely sink your intelligence stat then wonder why you still lose every fight. Creature is gimped. Time for a reroll and a new playthrough.

[@IN54N3MUFF1N]

Imagine being allergic to alcohol and then trying to eat people in ireland. Its like a fish being allergic to water

[@KumaoftheForest]

We might not of invented Alcohol, but we ARE the culture that perfected alcohol

[@IN54N3MUFF1N]

@@KumaoftheForest il drink to that!

[@Jester4460]

@@IN54N3MUFF1N I’ll drink to anything really

[@theultimatevrnerd8603]

Yes

[@a1marine105]

Birds being allergic to air

[@justintucker331]

I love how the original inspiration for this movie was that the director was drinking at a bar, in Australia I believe, and had gotten bitten by a mosquito and he said that he hoped it got wasted and crashed into the wall. That somehow turned into a thought for a vampire movie where the only defense was to get drunk so the vampires would get poisoned and then that somehow turned into space mollusks. Also, I believe the 5 protrusions around it's mouth are it's eyes. Kind of like how clams have light sensing spots around it's shell opening. Personally, I felt this movie captured the feel of the first Tremors movie. Both movies feel like they could be in the same franchise. Love them both.

[@Monkeybomb0]

Source?

[@Servellion]

Sometimes the best movies come from the dumbest ideas. Tremors was originally concieved by someone going "What if there was something preventing me from getting down off this rock?"

[@Backinblackbunny009]

Tremors has such phenomenal effects. This CGI trash always has a Pete's dragon levels of unbelievability.

[@AnomalyINC]

Love this movie. Jolly good fun. I reckon the reason the characters being so clueless when it comes to the alien shenanigans is due to a combination of factors. 1: Aliens do not usually go to Ireland, for obvious reasons. 2: Irishmen are severely desensitised not only to alcohol, but mortal danger in general. 3: Between the Faeries, the Rot, the Aliens and the English, Ireland has its hands full at any given moment. You can only care about so much at a time.

[@adaman.shr.3538]

The fae they are just messed up bro

[@gizmotdd7503]

Wait what's the Rot?

[@AnomalyINC]

@@gizmotdd7503 It's this big cloud o' decay what sweeps o'er the Eire every so often. That's why you gotta put weatherstripping in your windows, don't you know. They even got this specific warning system for it; A strapping young lad, swift o' foot an' true o' heart, keeps watch every spring from a wooden tower on a nearby hill, overlooking the village. When he sees the Rot rolling in, turning the green into brown an' black an' red and death, then he yells the code what every true Irishman knows: "IT'S THE ROT!" An' then everyone runs for it, holes up inside good an' proper until the Rot goes away.

[@spac3dout320]

@@AnomalyINC Ireland just casually has scarlet rot

[@vi0l3nc35]

Hahahaha, "alien shenanigans" you're a legend and will be protected at all costs!

[@BasementCorvid]

The hand gesture of the crawling hand plopping over like it died was actually something my mom used to do to me when I was little She'd have her hand crawl on my head, flop it over and she would say "what's this?" And me, a 5 year old- would excitedly say "I dont know!" To which she would reply "A Brainsucker starving to Death!" It took me years to realize what that meant No wonder the brainsucker was starving

[@RoanokeGaming]

Your mom sounds like my mom lol

[@giggles10126]

I wasn’t allowed to do that to my niece anymore… her ma said it’s discouraging to a young, developing mind… she laughs hard with me since she knows what it means but 🤷🏻‍♀️ mama can’t take a joke

[@kaixlotl_7296]

same but my dad lol

[@GameTimeWhy]

@@giggles10126 yeah those parents are the worst.

[@nothingnobody1454]

My grandfather used to do this same thing!

[@lionheartedstudios]

"Rapidly plopping toward you" I love it and that is how I will now describe myself running

[@IcyCaress]

Ah yes. MORE ocean terror. I'm moving to space

[@nothingnobody1454]

There's more water in space than there even is on earth. Where you think the alien even came from?!

[@IcyCaress]

@@nothingnobody1454 But there's so much more space to avoid the water in space!

[@Kainpound]

@@nothingnobody1454 Orbital Habitats. There may be H2O molecules, but there won't be large open bodies of water.

[@Kyharra]

@@IcyCaress maybe there's lots of space monsters that we just can't detect so maybe you're not safe in space either

[@Voc_spooksauce]

You forgot about thr cosmic horrors huh? They look just like water monsters

[@topcat59]

It’s a literally a spaghetti monster and it makes a lot of sense why alcohol is it weakness because you can’t have spaghetti without a bit of wine.😹

[@RoanokeGaming]

This is true! also calamari with wine is great as well!

[@FatherAndrew-Scarlet-Priest]

@@RoanokeGaming Did you know, you can eat the stuff inside a shrimps/prawns head? Also, honestly, not going to lie; the stuff in the head is amazing. Actually; ever had lobster before? (Sorry if this incoherent, I'm drunk as FUCK while typing this.)

[@guiltygearalonecompl]

@@FatherAndrew-Scarlet-Priest My man, the stuff inside of most animals heads is delicious. If you can overlook the natural weirdness of eating a brain, calf brains fried up and served on a burger or with eggs and potatoes is delicious

[@littletoe8408]

@@guiltygearalonecompl its not a natural weirdness but a learned thing from how we have changed. Thats good nutrients right there, shouldnt waste it

[@FatherAndrew-Scarlet-Priest]

@@guiltygearalonecompl Sounds nice, ngl.

[@kokikane9305]

Cars don’t start in horror movies because they get scared too 😂😂

[@RoanokeGaming]

Id be scared with that thing near me too!

[@the13inquisitor59]

Cars get performance anxiety. Who knew?

[@mattcrooks6232]

I LOVED the Hermaeus Mora reference. Well done sir!

[@Luna_Spiritus]

Ikr omg

[@tylerzidron1367]

Legendary

[@marystone860]

Me too! It was AWESOME! Roanoke loves Elder Scrolls too! Also, when it got to the part when one of the creatures was smacked into the jukebox, then the bar goes up in flames, remember Shaun of the Dead, specifically the part when they fight the zombiefied owner with pool cues, that Queen song instantly started to play in my head, I wonder if anyone else noticed that, lol!

[@TotallyACat]

“Come clooooser. Bassssshk in my presence.”

[@skrillframe64]

Same

[@paweplaczek2191]

Not just ethanol but also byproducts are quite toxic. It is not allowed to donate blood for certain period after drinking because besides hydration level it can be toxic enough that it is considered potentialy dangerous to a newborns if transfused.

[@hammondjamwich5113]

Same with if you get tattoos you can’t give blood for a certain amount of time. I just thought. If I get a full body tattoo do you think the alien would not eat me?

[@theodethomasa6358]

@@hammondjamwich5113 🤣🤣🤣🤣They would go after you first.

[@ohno8589]

Dumb babies, not binge drinking smh

[@ShermanistDruid]

Second hand drinking is dangerous stuff...

[@AmericaTheSimpleMinded]

Moonshiners who didn’t know what they were doing, or were too impatient/greedy would make stuff that made its drinkers go blind!

[@boundc.napalm3084]

This is actually interesting because it's a monster I could see existing out there. Like, it feels like it could have been real at some point. Now I'm curious if there's anything on Earth which could or would actually hunt these things.

[@stavkous4963]

Yea

[@assfuckerthejointpounder5834]

T tex, Gustaf the crocodile, maybe even a particularly aggressive hippopotamus. Try just about any large the carnivorous theropod.

[@mjm3091]

also humans

[@-DA-ONE-]

Bro pls im gonna have nightmare

[@FeedMeSalt]

@Ecowolf 1995 It flung a human a good mile maybe three. Idk if anything on land today could even fight it. A bear can knock your head off, But it can't toss you into another time zone

[@wither5673]

this was unironically an enjoyable film im happy you are covering it!!! btw it had 5 little eye tentacle things around its mouth and they can glow with bioluminescence as seen when the doctor was examining it. plus the big one was distracted by the police car lights.

[@RoanokeGaming]

Loved this movie

[@MsKid7]

​@RoanokeGaming if you haven't read the dunwich horror by h.p. Lovecraft the monster is basically this but with a human face

[@TheRookieGamerYT]

The scene with Smith flying into the distance after being flicked by the giant grabber is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen.

[@stackflow343]

poor guy just gets yeeted into the void and well I guess that solves the love triangle lol

[@trickflame]

At 10 minutes, you said a blood alcohol level of .2 would mean her blood was 20% alcohol. Just a heads up, it'd actually only be 0.2% alcohol by volume. 20% would basically mean your blood itself was liquor.

[@nicohoffmann6218]

And this should be wrong. Alcohol content of blood usually is not measured in percent it's measured in thousandth, therefore 0.2 means 0.02% of the blood is alcohol. Which is usually reached after one beer. Therefore a bit unrealistic depiction in this movie. 0.2% alcohol in blood means totally hammered, with blackouts, 0.4% alcohol in blood usually means death.

[@ariza7654]

meet the demoman

[@KumaoftheForest]

So basically, Any Irish person in Ireland

[@ickytheclown]

You've clearly never been to Ireland. We got less blood in us than alcohol

[@terrorbillywilly7918]

*exactly his point* ....

[@mastercrazyyyd7699]

an Alien allergic to alcohol content landing by Ireland? That's poetic irony if I've ever seen it!

[@hammondjamwich5113]

The octopus thing reminded me of pidgins we have at work in our warehouse. They know the times we close and open and if we leave early you can see them waiting by the doors just before we normally close

[@fbi6179]

The hell is a pidgin?

[@danielled8665]

@@fbi6179 pigeon. It's pretty clear with context clues, some words are just strangely spelled because the English language basically beat up French, German, and Anglo-Saxon in a back alley and shook all the spelling and Grammer out of their pockets like change. They spelled it phonetically, just not how the people who compiled the dictionary did. One of whom was a convict in an insane asylum.

[@coreytran7415]

What are you even talking about. what is a pigin

[@fbi6179]

@@danielled8665 The hell? All I asked is what a pidgin is. Why are you going on a tangent about modern English and spelling? Why does that matter? All you could have done was just say "pidgeons". Context clues? What context clues? The part about them waiting outside? That could literally meant any animal be it a cat, a mouse, a rat, seagulls even? Could even be a bug! Hell we have raccoons waiting outside of our workplace. Also so what if the English language is a hodge podge of different languages? So are other languages! Ever heard of Japanese and Korean? Spanish and Italian? What point are you making here?

[@lethargicwizard]

@@fbi6179 ironically, the word "pidgin" has a lot to do with grammar and language. A "pidgin" is a sort of amalgam of multiple languages to form a simplified communication system that's used to bridge language barriers between two populations, usually a mix of a native and non native language (typically English). Not to be confused with a "creole" language which is a naturalized language that forms over time as a mix of multiple languages, and becomes a dominant language of its own in a region, such as Jamaican Patois. A pigeon is a bird. Also, Google is free.

[@markgallagher1790]

Thanks for covering this roanoake. Best irish film I've ever seen

[@ladyfaeryj5108]

Idk dog soldiers was pretty epic

[@markgallagher1790]

@@ladyfaeryj5108 wait thats irish?

[@RoanokeGaming]

I cant remember if Dog SOldiers was irish, but Grabbers was hilarious

[@markgallagher1790]

@@RoanokeGaming glad you think it was good

[@James-N01]

Dog soldiers isn't Irish. It had UK soldiers in it (mainly English and Scottish)

[@ShadeMeadows]

Grabbers!! This movie is so cool and unique! Love these Lightweight Squids~🖤

[@RoanokeGaming]

Such a good movie!

[@TopsyTriceratops]

Ah, I remember this one! A great monster movie horror comedy in my opinion. It's like a nice blend of Irish charm, Shawn of the Dead and deep sea horror rolled into one. EDIT: Also, I love the monster design. Not only is the offspring variant way different and interesting, but the adult has limbs out the wazoo and looks like a runaway pile of octopi. The eyes of every type of the Grabber aliens also remind me of aquatic creatures; eye stalks with very primitive eyes. Mollusks and other shelled critters like sea snails have very similar eyes, which is pretty awesome.

[@raven4k998]

meh who cares since it's totally fake cause ethanol is car gas not human meant drinkable alcohol who drinks ethanol beside gasoline industry spokes persons?

[@TopsyTriceratops]

@@raven4k998 I am genuinely confused by your response. What did that have to do with monster design?

[@raven4k998]

@@TopsyTriceratops killing the monster's with something that is also deadly to people is not a real weakness if it was beer or wine then that would be a weakness not ethanol which is a car fuel not a drinkable alcohol that is what I am getting at

[@raven4k998]

@@TopsyTriceratops ok you be confused then

[@BangerangEliko]

As someone with NET Cancer, I can absolutely relate with the grabbers. Alcohol would 100% put me in carcinoid shock and would need a rescue injection of Octreotide [which needs to be defrosted for 30 mins before use] and if paramedics try using epinephrine to save me i would be dead

[@ChillingwithSuzy]

I’m Irish and omg I loved this video so much . Also liked how respectful he is of the culture and was surprised how well he pronounced such tough Irish names. Which is very impressive from my point of view 👏👏👏 keep up the amazing work !!!

[@Eye_Of_Odin978]

Yeah, Roanoke is awesome. He's from my specific area of the American South, and we're all just a bunch of teddy bears with hunting rifles down here lmao. Everybody gets along pretty well and we just kinda hang out. It's a pretty chill place to live honestly. Not nearly as bad as some people make it out to be. We're all suckers for a nice scenic view with lush, green hills and such. Reminds us of home, I think. In fact, his name "Roanoke Gaming" refers to a part of North Carolina, the Roanoke Rapids. I wanted to go to Ireland for sightseeing but the pandemic kinda ruined my plans at the last second. Looks like a beautiful place, if I'm honest.

[@ChillingwithSuzy]

@@Eye_Of_Odin978 very cool

[@brickbraker5033]

@@Eye_Of_Odin978 it is a beautiful place , if you plan on going again , you should visit galway , very nice looking area

[@Izrek]

Aquatic horrors are my favourites. Thank you our kind benefactor.

[@stavkous4963]

Yes thank you

[@killer8349]

Yes thank you

[@crackedjabber]

"She didn't understand it and I LOVED it!" Peak dad joke energy there. But I'm glad you covered this movie. It was a lot of fun. You might also like a movie called the Beach House, more weird shit from the sea!

[@Simmons3ptO]

That situation where the octopus crawls out of the tank and eats other fish is a giant pacific octopus, and it is big. As for the place, it happens at the Seattle Aquarium where they have a big one with tentacles about 10 feet in length last time I saw it 6 years ago.

[@terrancewright3358]

😱👀

[@travisbishop782]

That is awesome, but still a nope from me.

[@ItsFreakinHarding.]

I remember reading about that story as well, apparently the octopus was able to memorize the guards Patrol routines and waited for an opening to crawl out of the tank and go to the one across from it and snag some tasty fish. Then it just went and crawled back into its own tank. But the fact that it was smart enough to memorize the guards patrols hints at an alarmingly intelligent being. Also, there was another story about an octopus that was getting annoyed at this bright spotlight that was shining into its tank enclosure, so somehow it was able to open its lid and squirt water out of the tank at the light to blow it out. Maintenance kept replacing the bulb wondering what was going on, until they put up a security camera and rewatched the footage, and realized it was the freaking octopus burning out the light with water!

[@Luna_Spiritus]

This movie made perfect sense when I watched it. Granted I was absolutely knackered. So yeah...

[@grandbirb918]

I remember watching this movie at like, 4 am in the weekend XD Happy to see it being given some love by you my man! Keep up the great work

[@mattstorm360]

It's amazing how you aren't only teaching about the morphology of the aliens but also the kind of planet they are from.

[@l0rf]

This would be a great enemy encounter in Barotrauma. You good use the ethanol cleaning sprayer to fight them.

[@ox_SIREN_xo]

4:44 omg my dad has done this hand spider thing for years! And I've done it to my kids too. I've never seen anyone else do it...ever! This made me so happy to see, you have no idea 😂❤

[@marystone860]

Since Roanoke is into Elder Scrolls, particularly Skyrim, Sanguine would be a frickin' hero in this movie as well! Our plastered fighters:' WE'RE RUNNING OUT OF BOOZE!' Sanguine:' I have alcohol, of ALL kinds, some you don't even know exist!' Our Company:' How did ya, F-IT, who cares! WE'RE SAVED!' Sanguine:' I hear someone has a "special brew", I do as well, let's see how it stands up, when we're NOT getting eaten, dying, major buzz-kill!' 'This shall be a "Night to Remember" '!

[@blue-eyed-bat]

Love that subtle Elder Scrolls reference ❤

[@billconrad7366]

I absolutely love the humor. When Roanoke said it was a paddy whack I laughed hard. It was so dumb it was awesome. Please please keep up the vids and I will be a loyal viewer. Amazing. Hahahahaha. If you could include where you watched it, streaming service DVD whatever this way we can watch them too.

[@RemiSoren]

Dude i am.loving going through all your explanation series keep up the fantastic work brother

[@aerynstormcrow]

This movie threw me for a second. When I saw it, I had just finished writing a novel series where the love interest of the main character's name was Ciaran O'Shea. When i heard someone call the main character in this movie Ciaran O'Shea, I think i rewound it like 10 times lol.

[@jaxxmarcano5530]

🤔🧢

[@aerynstormcrow]

@@jaxxmarcano5530 not sure why you'd think I was lying. My novels are not about aliens lol. They are horror, yes...but about vampires. Has nothing to do with this Irish film. I'm actionally not as creative as whoever thought of the monsters in this movie lol. Also...my novels were copyrighted in 2011, (If you feel the need to look up the copyright...the first novel is called Legacy.) That's a year before this movie was made. I do supposed I shouldnt have said I had JUST finished the novels as that sounds like I meant my original trilogy. When, in fact, I had been working on a spin off novel based on the little brother of my main character in the original story when I saw Grabbers on Netflix. So it was probably 2015 when i saw the movie. Either way, you believe what you want. Doesn't really affect me one way or another, I just think that having a funny little anecdote to add to the comment section is a weird thing to call someone out on. Take care.

[@Sinphanius]

The Grabbers; "I can't believe I landed near Ireland when I'm Allergic to Alcohol. My Luck Sucks." The Aliens from Signs; "First Time?" Also "The Documentary" you mentioned with Drunk Animals may have been "Animals are Beautiful People". I know that had a section like that and yeah watching the animals drunkenly stumble around was hilarious.

[@Houdini4130]

Since no one seems to have mentioned it yet. The fruit the animals eat here in Africa that they also can get drunk on if fermented, is the Amarula fruit. We make an amazing cream liqueur out of it in South Africa. 10 out of 10 would recommend. 😎👌

[@ShermanistDruid]

As a scandinavian I'll raise you a drunk moose in a tree, Gothenburg Sweden, it ate some old (and fermented) apples and got stuck in the apple tree trying to I guess climb it...

[@l.-..l.l.--l.l]

@Houdini4130 The fruit is simply "marula". Amarula is an alcoholic drink, which is ironic because you also get a very similar drink known as "Marula", usually sold together.

[@Houdini4130]

@@ShermanistDruid haha gotta love those moose and their adventures hey.

[@Houdini4130]

@@l.-..l.l.--l.l huh i didn't know there was a marula drink as well. Oh and yes you are right. I forget that bit of info often haha.

[@l.-..l.l.--l.l]

@@Houdini4130 Alls good :) Yeah, found a bottle of it right next to an Amarula one for slightly cheaper. To me they taste nearly identical.

[@brandonvallier4214]

Damn it Roanoke I've been subscribes for around 4-5 years now and I still can't get enough of your videos and humor! I would honestly support you on patreon if I could.

[@sytrosianoverlord3150]

If Barney from the Simpsons was in this movie he’s basically the hero of the movie

[@wwhhaatttraahhww7696]

I’ve found that mind numbing content like this helps me when I’m overthinking

[@mynym4543]

For anyone confused- ‘Garda’ is Irish for guard and is what we call police officers. Gardaí is the plural! Full term is Gardaí Síochána or ‘guardians of the peace’

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Hey thanks, always good to have someone explain what the names and stuff mean

[@Animalace3]

If ya don't mind me askin, how do you pronounce the full term?

[@mynym4543]

@@Animalace3 gar-dee shee-oh-cawna should be it I think? Sometimes it’s hard to describe Irish pronunciation because I’m used to the spelling and my brain has trouble figuring out how others would write it, eg originally wrote ‘chawna’ because I forgot that in English it makes a different sound…

[@Animalace3]

@@mynym4543 Thanks for replying! I look up how to pronounce words often, but I usually get about 2-4 different ways to pronounce them if its not an English word.

[@Marine5D]

This was a pretty fun movie and what really surprised me was that creature graphics were quite good. One funny thing i noticed was that there was one scene where actor was visibly seen in the background patiently waiting for his time to apear in the scene and do his part, it was somewhere in the lab.

[@GunlessSnake]

I hope you'll cover the *Crysis 2* alien bioweapon, the Manhattan Virus, at some point! Heck, the Ceph's own immune system is fascinating given that it's theorized in-universe that they might actually have an inverted immune response that sends agents to destroy foreign materials out in the environment rather than attacking invading foreign entities from within.

[@Eye_Of_Odin978]

Crysis was a good series. I just really didn't like 3 all that much.

[@DJl3iohazord]

“A .2 is like dangerously high” Me: “from my trip to Ireland meeting my cousins, a .2 is consider a lightweight”

[@hernehaugen6878]

"Have you seen the Crazies? It's definitely true." Okay that's gotta be a cheeky joke about WowSuchGaming's "Why You Wouldn't Survive" upload this morning. I know you two are buddy-buddy. Edit: Okay this is like my fourth time watching thing and "rapidly plopping" still kills me every time I hear it.

[@RoanokeGaming]

;)

[@hernehaugen6878]

@@RoanokeGaming I bloody knew it. Chad microbiologist answering by not answering.

[@jessicawilson1751]

WowSuchGaming called Roanoke out again in his Crazies episode. Just finished it before watching this video.

[@JMS-to3xb]

The titles of the chapters cracks me up. I've got to go back and rewatch all videos to see those I've missed.

[@leia3772]

You have been on a roll my friend! Just pulling out all the horror goodies! So I need to recommend The Hallow and Let Us Prey. Both amazing Irish horror movies, and The Hallow would be perfect for this channel!

[@lorenzasperry69]

The Strain was actually a very good show and I'd love to see it if you ever get around to doing it. I love all of your content either way though, keep up the awesome work.

[@thegrumpydragon7601]

Lmao 😂 I ask every new video I even have the patron, say can you do the strain

[@AnimeShinigami13]

Thank you for ACTUALLY EXPLAINING why you wouldn't cover the Strain. That ONE SENTENCE is such a relief because it means you aren't snubbing my desperate begging like 'nah bruh you trippin.'

[@Rurik_Luci]

Me to alien: You think you can hurt me? Do you have any idea what I do to my own body! I do worse stuff every Saturday night for kicks!

[@cosmicwolf4240]

Of all the places an alien (who is deathly allergic to alcohol) could land, it lands off the coast of Ireland… they really were doomed to fail lol

[@jasonscarborough94]

Could be worse, could have been Florida, I doubt they'd react any better to "bath Salts" and fire arms.

[@cosmicwolf4240]

@@jasonscarborough94 who knows how they react to Meth Heads blood either 🤷‍♂️

[@trodanyea]

Ahhh a Skyrim reference while walking us through the plot of a horror movie, clearly you are a man of culture. Well done good sir!

[@ViolenVaymire]

Since you seem willing to take on marine biology can I suggest a Subnautica series? Yes There would not be enough material to cover more than 1 of its sea creatures, This is why id suggest a snap shot type series for it. 5 to 10 min Videos detailing said creatures presence in the game and ofcourse breakdown of it. Id at the very least like to see a video on the Reaper and or Mesmer.

[@onyxrin1946]

Subnautica is great but I'd kill for a barotrauma series

[@dr.altoclef9255]

I’m rooting for Warpers. Bio-engineered forcible euthanasia machines.

[@generalgeorgewashington5300]

13:45 Roanoke, he’s support the unification of his land, theirs nothing to worry about

[@terapziegames]

Papa Roanoke, I have a suggestion for a fun little video: Make your own abomination in Spore and give us the rundown on it's biology and behaviors.

[@jw-hy5nq]

Birds do the "wait for fermenting" thing too. The chokecherry fruit will ferment after it freezes overnight. The birds will eat the fruit still on the tree and will get drunk. They are very docile and sometimes fly erratically (often crashing into buildingsor trees) or becoming easy prey to the local cats.

[@jakeDJ98]

Roanoke always coming out w bangers

[@RoanokeGaming]

Hope you enjoy it my man!

[@ffhbhndude]

Just realized how weird the youtube interface has gotten. Not that it affects how awesome your videos are Roanoke!

[@MrMattogreen25]

They're like the land octupus from Elden Ring

[@Jixxyyy]

Yeah, that would be one of the older octopi from the Seattle aquarium. They had to empty out the nearby tank due to it's tendency to escape. But, that was a different octopus as the current one who is pretty chill. From what I know, the older one passed away from old age

[@kabob0077]

Ya know, one of the worst places for this type of Alien to invade would be ex-Soivet countries where the inhabitants drink a lot...

[@geonyn7822]

Can confirm I live in one of them and the amount of alcohol people drink is insane!

[@613aristocrat]

I love your chapter titles, dude.

[@RoanokeGaming]

Glad you like em broham

[@DesireDeath]

@Roanoke Gaming The octopus you mentioned was from Kelly Tarltons Aquarium in Auckland New Zealand it kept escaping to neighboring tanks to eat the succulent crabs in the middle of the night it was only discovered by chance by the security guard who probably thought he was going crazy seeing a soft bodied sea creature on the floor . One might say it was a menace to crab society.

[@spaceageGecko]

Man it's great to see your channel still doing well, started watching back when dead space was the main topic!

[@trolly4233]

Id say this thing came from a large mass of ice partially filled with water and a chamber of air. this would be a small segment of crust from the ice barrier on Enceladus. The creature goes to the trapped air and dry-ish land in the cave to lay the eggs, and as Enceladus moves around Saturn the tide in these cave would rise and fall, wetting the eggs. As for how they got there, there are MASSIVE ejections of ice and steam and water that rupture out of enceladus constantly, so... yea. any water left at the bottom of the cave (think of this as a moonpool) would freeze solid, preserving anything inside it. And for the lack of eyes, Enceladus is an ice shell moon of saturn. no light ever reaches the interior ocean.

[@zachw2906]

You've probably heard this before, but Siobhan is pronounced Shi-von, not See-o-baan. Love your videos tho; your sense of humor is great and your voice is nice to listen to, even in the vids where you say you are feeling rough

[@artsyhoodies]

The creature is allergic to alcohol. It landed in Ireland. Oh no, the poor thing. At least the people of Ireland are fine tho 😂

[@ptonpc]

"Pissed as a fart" is a common expression in the British Isles.

[@thepungod8457]

Next could you review the biology of the fluoride of hoxxes in deep rock galactic

[@thepungod8457]

Glypihds

[@k1ssmyfast]

Ok Roanoke, listen..... you're killing me with the unexpected references! First the Quantum TV jab in the other video and now this! I started watching this video on my TV and when I heard you call the giant effing squid thing hermaeus mora, I paused the TV and immediately jumped on my PC to write this. I almost did a legit spit take! Discovering and subbing to your channel was one of the good things about 2021. Keep it coming man, great content!

[@Farhadk1989]

I think, Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is measured in %, so a BAC of 0.2 means 0.2% of your blood is alcohol, not 20%.

[@stavkous4963]

I see

[@Farhadk1989]

For 20% of your blood to be alcohol, you'd need to drink 1 liter of pure alcohol, or like 2.5 liters of vodka very quickly. Assuming 5 liters blood in human body and 40% abv for vodka.

[@noehonegger4624]

thank you i thought i misheard and needed to check the comments cause if you get to a 3 in bac will probably body a bunch of people and well thats 3%

[@Angel0fD34th]

I genuinely love the idea of this movie, I was in tears from the alcohol thing, it's so good

[@LiamDillen]

Props to the camera man for getting the close up on those grabbers

[@terrythetemplar1169]

Frfr that guy was so brave

[@Zakvadr1995]

Hey Roanoke, it was the Giant Pacific Octopus in the San Diego Sea World aquarium. The workers set up a camera to track what was happening to the rare fish in the tanks and when they was the octopus open it’s tank, scuttle over to a near by crab tank and enjoy a great dinner and go home, did they throw two padlocks and a steel bar over the octopus’ tank. It’s still in the aquarium to this day.

[@naiaddore1797]

You definitely had me chuckling in the first 15 secs with your accurate description of an ADHD person's train of thought. I also understand your confusion on said thought process. I've been asked many times by family & friends on how the heck I thought of such seemingly random sh...*cough*...stuff lol.

[@jessicawilson1751]

I used to piss my sister off when we were kids because she thought I jumped to "random" topics to piss her off (she would intentionally harads me in retaliation for it). My parents were also confused. Had to eventually start telling them the road map my brain took for the conclusion.

[@naiaddore1797]

@@jessicawilson1751 I ended up doing the same thing but sometimes I'd forget to explain and then I'd get the "Huh? Say what?" look. 😆

[@gingersquatch9844]

We don't have A train of thought, we have 20 trains on 8 tracks with so many near misses you can't count...

[@rockytom5889]

@@gingersquatch9844 I just get a bigger train to ram through the wrecks.

[@ilenastarbreeze4978]

@@jessicawilson1751 yeaaaa ... my brain would go so many different directions and i love the we are talking about bees and then talki g about roller coasters because a bee was on one at one time. I wonder how other people think cuzz it makes no sense to me cuz like do you just bave no thoughts or something?

[@acey6991]

Roanoke: "what would you do?" Me, an alcoholic:".... Uhh.... drink, i guess." Roanoke: "Thats correct!" Me: "it always is 😂"

[@torqueyt7417]

You are so well spoken.

[@RoanokeGaming]

I appreciate the compliment! :)

[@ChrissieBear]

4:51 that joke is CLASSIC!

[@jesseguzman3168]

Hey Roanoke, why have you covered the predators from “predators” but not xenomorphs from “Aliens”. Would be a great video with your narrations👌🏾

[@HyrannoCraft]

Fun bit of trivia, the species that The Titular Predators belong to is is called the Yautja

[@Geheimnis-c2e]

That and the tech that the Yautja have aren't native to them. They stole it.

[@caneloex5897]

@@Geheimnis-c2e whose tech was it then?

[@Eye_Of_Odin978]

@@caneloex5897 Supposedly they reverse-engineered it from leftover Engineer technology. The same Engineers that seemingly created the Xenomorphs to begin with. At least that's my understanding of the lore. Keep in mind that Predator/Alien lore has been retconned and altered numerous times throughout the years, so it's kinda murky at this point.

[@robotnoir5299]

[20:04] _"The creature has no eyes that we can see."_ Umm, what about the little eyes on the stalks around the mouth that look like snail eyes? The clearly peer all around the room when the creature looks through a window.

[@dsagent]

While I was watching this video I kept thinking about the rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle trick I use to get rid of annoying animals.

[@jjdg88]

Great, now I can't get the image of a hammered elephant out of my head. Thanks Roanoke.

[@Sucho-ud6mh]

I love this movie and the grabbers, could it be possible the octalus of deep rising could of came from the same world?

[@SCZDN]

Love the mix of nostalgia, the occasional b movie thrill and recommendations of either new stuff or hidden gems I've missed this channel has. Grabbers was a great time.

[@Rurik_Luci]

10:20 for those who don't know it's between 0.25 and 0.3 that you can start experiencing things such as your heart just randomly shutting down.

[@stavkous4963]

What

[@Rurik_Luci]

@@stavkous4963 yep. That is why if you are ever found by police and they give you a breathalyzer test senses .25 or higher they are going to take you to the drunk tank they're going to take you to the hospital. Like they are legally required to take you to the hospital because if not they can be held liable for when you die from poisoning yourself. For some reason it's also not uncommon that people who go out when it's snowing drunk and just hug a tree trying to stay warm also have a very high blood alcohol level. So yeah try to keep it below .15 because after that your chances of either crapping your pants, peeing your pants, or just puking everywhere or any combination of those three go up exponentially.

[@stavkous4963]

I see

[@landoncarter7195]

i love the hermaes mora joke, i was playing skyrim while watching this and loved it

[@OceanTheFreak]

Have you ever seen the movie Attack the Block? I would love to see a video on that :D

[@staytuned2L337]

I love Paddy. Their eyes could be on those pink tendrils like on starfish? 20:08

[@anthonycrisafulli9703]

It’s the Irish bro, the alcohol fights within them like a super serum. Soooooo okay anyone else seen the movie spectral on Netflix?It involves the Bose-Einstein condensate my boy it’s a nice movie to get lost too!

[@RoanokeGaming]

Theres so much I could learn from the Irish

[@anthonycrisafulli9703]

@@RoanokeGaming Homie, paddy drinks a literal amount to not only poison him outright but comatose him is insane, this is the man we need to send in the depths of hell and back because he’s too tough type of guy.

[@blitzkreg335]

The movie with the monkeys, elephants and boar eating fermented fruit to go drunk is called Animals are Beautiful People by jamie Uys. And the fruit is called a Marula. They drop to the ground and become fermented by the sun and because the fruit goes ripe. It's almost like a litchi and tastes quite nice. People make special drinks with it and from it. Quite great here in Africa.

[@NoNamesLeft0102]

Alcohol makes you allergic to this thing, and it landed off the coast of Ireland? And I thought peanut allergies were brutal.

[@goldengolem4670]

I am so happy you are covering this movie!

[@PabloHernandez-gl5ij]

Could you possibly cover the zombie types and Aiden's physiology THV gen mod from dying light two later this year if possible?

[@mephistilian1498]

Seconded

[@TheSlysterII]

Love this film, and I really like your musings on it, thanks mate.

[@cahirdoherty7731]

Fun fact i live in the town they filmed this in and you can see our car in the distance in one scene

[@stavkous4963]

E

[@cahirdoherty7731]

Indeed

[@BrandonTurman95]

The documentary you're talking about with the animals getting drunk on fruit is called "Animals Are Beautiful People" from 1974. I watched it as a kid as well and I absolutely loved it

[@jasonscarborough94]

Is that the doc that Overdrawn at the Memory Bank go its drunken animal footage from?

[@BrandonTurman95]

@@jasonscarborough94 that idk because I've not seen that doc lol

[@jasonscarborough94]

@@BrandonTurman95 Its a very weak adaptation of a Phillip K Dick novel starring Raul Julia, about a near future society developing tech that lets them transfer peoples' consciousnesses into other living things or temporarily store them on giant 1980's computers, and when Raul gets briefly body swapped with a baboon it switches to documentary footage of monkeys and elephants eating fermented fruit, and the scene looks very similar to what Roanoke described.

[@denifnaf5874]

Fun fact: 2 frenchman decapatetad someone and waited for him to blink a lot... He blinket for 30 seconds after decapitation.

[@RoanokeGaming]

pretty wild isnt it?

[@niccalee]

"rapidly plopping towards you." Already know this'll be great vid.

[@BurritoM87]

The fish tank where that happened at was in OR. I'm originally from Oregon, and learned about it in marine biologist class. I'm fairly certain it was the Newport aquarium. It was a particular female Pacific Octopus, and after she passed I heard that there was another octopus doing the same.

[@frozenquasar1309]

I would love to see if You try and explain the 'The great Wall' Taotei monsters