I'm sure that Chevy owner would be thrilled to know they're the star of 2/3 of your video.

Speaking of which, is there a Texas law that requires the ownership of at least 1 white pickup truck? There are a lot in just a 3 minute video.
Just once in your lifetime. They are handy vehicles and some people swear that white paint makes a difference on hot day. I can't tell the difference from my white truck and my black station wagon. Just the seats are a little hotter in the wagon, but that is more leather vs. cloth.
 

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I've never actually played D&D, but I've read like a bazillion AD&D 2e rule and expansion books back in the day and used to keep two volumes of the monster compendium in the bathroom for, uh, temporary reading. Read the Pathfinder player's handbook and the 4e and 5e player's handbooks. Played CRPGs going back to 5.25" floppies. But never played a real game. I want to, but none of my real life friends are ever into that stuff. Hell, half of them have somehow made it to 40+ without ever having heard of D&D somehow.
 
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I've never actually played D&D, but I've read like a bazillion AD&D 2e rule and expansion books back in the day and used to read keep two volumes of the monster compendium in the bathroom for, uh, temporary reading. Read the Pathfinder player's handbook and the 4e and 5e player's handbooks. Played CRPGs going back to 5.25" floppies. But never played a real game. I want to, but none of my real life friends are ever into that stuff. Hell, half of them have somehow made it to 40+ without ever having heard of D&D somehow.
The D&D group I'm currently DMing has three people who had never played before.
 

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You know that we'll all be together Sunday. We should drive around the block in your car singing Bohemian Rhapsody.[DOUBLEPOST=1500563390,1500563188][/DOUBLEPOST]Sorry about that, Gas! I posted it to Facebook before I realize it was an unlisted video. So I deleted it.
 

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You know that we'll all be together Sunday. We should drive around the block in your car singing Bohemian Rhapsody.
Aw maaaaan, now I gotta clean out my car.

Also if we do that, we should turn the Dashcam around so it faces us instead of forward.

Sorry about that, Gas! I posted it to Facebook before I realize it was an unlisted video. So I deleted it.
That's ok, I only really unlisted it so it didn't drive off more of my "I only subscribed because of space engineers" audience. You can put it back on facebook if you want.
 
I only really unlisted it so it didn't drive off more of my "I only subscribed because of space engineers" audience.
-Rename them "Car, ehh ok"
-Record "Rocket Man," "Space Oddity," "Life on Mars," etc.
-Include links to them as Easter eggs on your Space Engineers videos.
-Profit!(???)

--Patrick
 
Also tell Siri "hey 'puter" and "Ok, Google."
I found the second one on my own. ;)

--Patrick
Tell me what happens. I'm curious.

For comparison, into Google's Assistant I asked "what do you think of Apple's Siri?"

The answer was: "Siri's the best Siri. I try to be the best Google Assistant :)"

Yes there was an emoji.
 
"Hey 'puter" responses:
Hello sir, I've heated up your lobster thermidor in the microwave. I'm one step ahead of you Alfred.
You have a message from the Condiment King. It says 'Pbbbffftttt!'
Welcome home sir. FYI, Robin is trying on costumes in the Batcave again. He's doing some pirouettes in Batryshnikov.
Hello, sir. Alfred is on the 17th floor, caulking the tiles in the second bathroom of the fifth master bedroom.
Welcome home. sir. I have your rom coms queued up, sorted by decade.
I am at your service, Lego Batman sir.
How can I help you, Lego Batman?

All referencing the recent Lego Batman movie.

"Ok google" responses:
I think you've got the wrong assistant, <name>.
Very funny, <name>. I mean, not funny "ha-ha," but funny.


There may be others, but those are the ones given with a few minutes testing.
 
I need to trick Google into thinking I'm Neo.
Not exactly the same thing, but our Garmin has celebrity voices, and we picked K.I.T.T. from Knight Rider. It also lets you program in your name, so it addresses you by name, which is perfect because Mr. Z picked his English name after Michael Knight. (It was 1986, what can I say?)

But I'm always tempted to go back in and change the name to "Mr. Matthews".
 
Not exactly the same thing, but our Garmin has celebrity voices, and we picked K.I.T.T. from Knight Rider. It also lets you program in your name, so it addresses you by name, which is perfect because Mr. Z picked his English name after Michael Knight. (It was 1986, what can I say?)

But I'm always tempted to go back in and change the name to "Mr. Matthews".
Waze had Jeremy, Richard, and James from Top Gear/The Grand Tour for a time. In practice, though, it was 98% James May with the directions and 1% each Clarkson and Hammond when a hazard or u-turn came up.
 
I've never actually played D&D, but I've read like a bazillion AD&D 2e rule and expansion books back in the day and used to keep two volumes of the monster compendium in the bathroom for, uh, temporary reading. Read the Pathfinder player's handbook and the 4e and 5e player's handbooks. Played CRPGs going back to 5.25" floppies. But never played a real game. I want to, but none of my real life friends are ever into that stuff. Hell, half of them have somehow made it to 40+ without ever having heard of D&D somehow.
I was out with some friends on Sunday night and I'm the only one that plays any sort of video games at all.

What's wrong with these people?
 
My son has some friends in the neighbourhood and I'm friends with their mother as well. We had them over before the kids went to my parent's place and her kids came over with their DSes out and were all excited to trade Pokemon with me.

She laughed but told them that she got to hang out with me first.

I can't be the only adult who likes these games right??
 

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It seems like the internet is full of us, but then the people in real life just stare at me like I have 3 heads.

ME: *hilarious pop culture reference*
THEM: *cricket noises* What?
 
It seems like the internet is full of us, but then the people in real life just stare at me like I have 3 heads.

ME: *hilarious pop culture reference*
THEM: *cricket noises* What?
The other day at the dentist office I mentioned how The Princess Bride is a classic. The woman I was talking to looked at me with a blank stare and then asked if it was a movie for little girls.
 
The other day at the dentist office I mentioned how The Princess Bride is a classic. The woman I was talking to looked at me with a blank stare and then asked if it was a movie for little girls.
It took me an extra decade to see the movie because I, too, was misled by the title.

--Patrick
 
The other day at the dentist office I mentioned how The Princess Bride is a classic. The woman I was talking to looked at me with a blank stare and then asked if it was a movie for little girls.
Luckily I knew who Rob Reiner and Andre the Giant were... So I saw it first run. So I did not need to go by the name of the film alone.
 
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